Sentences with phrase «for phishers»

This is another popular way for phishers to contact users.

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When the phishers sent Neelen the email, little did they know that they were targeting someone who does ethical hacking and computer penetration testing for a living.

Phishers will likely have a lot less friends than normal people because it usually takes awhile to gain friends naturally and it's not easy to just go get a bunch of friends for use on a fake profile because most normal people are skeptical of strangers wanting to be their friends, especially ones who don't already have a large friends list.

There weren't any girls that responded to our emails that asked for money, and only one we weren't sure about as a phisher.

Does a nicejob of making it easy for users to fend off keyloggers and phishers.

MMORPGs tend to attract an undesirable element of fraudsters, phishers, scammers and shills: and Blizzard's Battle.net is a common target for these filthy scum.

In the meantime, while we wait for Microsoft to bring phishers to justice, the best cure for phishing is Georges» final words of advice: Never click on a link in an e-mail.

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Thanks to hackers, phishers, and bitcoin miners, there are now many different types of malware designed specifically for Android.

This is bad, and makes it easier for hackers, phishers, and scammy - types to get at your data.

For example, a phisher might sent out spam emails pretending to be from Bank of America asking you to click a link, visit a fake Bank of America website (a phishing site), and enter your banking details.

The phishers are looking for administrative passwords or Bitcoin private keys, either of which would give them access to Bitcoin wallets.

bleepingcomputer.com - The group of Iranian hackers the US charged last week with hacking over 300 universities across the globe were actually master phishers astute at their craft, so much so that they used the same phishing lure for years without needing to change it.