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Phishing Scams on the Internet

July 26, 2009 By Simon Leave a Comment

Ever seen an angler fish? It looks very nasty and scary yet it operates very similarly to email phishing scams online. Phishing email has been around for quite some time and it seems as if the problem is growing bigger and bigger every year. One of the main reason is due to the fact that [...]

Filed Under: Browsers, Emails, Security Tagged With: Phishing, Scams

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