DOJ Report on E-Mail Scams and Fradulent Websites

From the DOJ Criminal division, this Special Report on “Phishing, “the creation of fraudulent e-mails and websites used to deceive individuals into divulging their personal financial data.”

For more information on how to protect yourself against such scams, with resources that include news updates, reports on phishing attacks, and white papers, visit the Antiphishing Working Group, where you will find this link to the Phishing Attack Trends Report – February 2004.

From AP, see also this related article, Companies sharpen tech tools to counter scams

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