Sentences with phrase «online phishing attacks»

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Perhaps the most well - known recent example of a phishing attack occurred when likely Moscow - backed intruders pilfered the email inbox of John Podesta, former chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, eventually leading to their publication online.

Co-founder and Executive Director of United We Dream, Cristina Jimenez explains, «Our movement is led by undocumented immigrants and people of color, and under Trump we've seen our members targeted in phishing attacks online and chased by white supremacists out in the streets.»

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A phishing attack is an online fraud technique which involves sending official - looking email messages with return addresses, links and branding that all appear to come from legitimate banks, retailers, credit card companies, etc..

Phishing attacks are straightforward enough: They are often sent via an email or a fake ad, which includes a link to a website that looks like the website of your online wallet or another account.

The IRS Online Fraud Detection & Prevention Center (OFDP), which monitors for IRS - related phishing attacks, said it has detected an...