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Re: Proposal to anti-phishing
From: Mike Podanoffsky <mike () sharecube com>
Date: 26 Jan 2005 09:54:12 -0000
In-Reply-To: <001201c50279$13fc5710$1464110a@bigdog> All, I am against blaming the victim in the case of phishing. It is a new technology and individuals are just becoming aware of the potential pitfalls. While it is true that there are other ways to trick a user (phone, fax, etcÂ…), the economics of phishing are significantly different. One phish email could net thousands of responses, but it would take thousands of phone calls to net one victim. Phishing can be solved through technology and banks are beginning to understand the financial and reputation impact on their business. Mike Podanoffsky http://www.sharecube.com Kurt wrote:
Please kill this thread, it's gotten completely silly. If user's are willing to go to a website of unknown providence and type in their credit card # no amount of technology will help, attackers will find a way to trick users (phone, fax, email, web, whatever, none of this is really new). Kurt Seifried, kurt () seifried org A15B BEE5 B391 B9AD B0EF AEB0 AD63 0B4E AD56 E574 http://seifried.org/security/
Current thread:
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing, (continued)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing exon (Jan 23)
- RE: Proposal to anti-phishing Michael Silk (Jan 23)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing Rogan Dawes (Jan 23)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing Michael Silk (Jan 23)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing Rogan Dawes (Jan 23)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing Michael Silk (Jan 23)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing Rogan Dawes (Jan 23)
- Re: Proposal to anti-phishing Rogan Dawes (Jan 23)