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User: fslabs

Phishing Demo - Aloha A live site phishing demo. The target is a small Federal Credit Union in Hawaii. http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/ Tags: Phishing F-Secure Security

User: ExpertRealEstateTips

Phishing Identity theft is difficult and time-consuming to fix. If you don't protect your identity, it's easy to get scammed. "Phishing is a type of identity theft that comes in your email. Tags: Ilyce Glink phishing finance identity theft money password stolen hacker con artist fraud personal information email

User: MyPCHelp

Phishing 101 Learn how to avoid scam emails and phishing schemes targetting banks, PayPal, eBay, etc. Courtesy of My-PC-Help.com Tags: phishing schemes email scams scam advertisements spam fraud

User: googletechtalks

Spam, Phishing, and Online Scams: A View from the Network-Level Google Tech Talks June, 13 2008 ABSTRACT The Internet is overrun with spam: Recent estimates suggest that spam constitutes about 95% of all email traffic. Beyond simply being a nuisance, spam exhausts network resources and can also serve as a vector for other types of attacks, including phishing attacks and online scams. Conventional approaches to stopping these types of attacks typically rely on a combination of the reputation of a sender's IP address and the contents of the message. Unfortunately, these features are brittle. Spammers can easily change the IP addresses from which they send spam and the content that they use as the "cover medium" for the email message itself. In this talk, I will describe a new, complementary approach to stopping unwanted email traffic on the Internet: Rather than classifying spam based on either the content of the message or the identity of the sender, we classify email messages based on how the spam is being sent and the properties of the spamming infrastructure. I will first summarize the highlights of a 13-month study of the network-level behavior of spammers using data from a large spam trap. I will then describe a new approach to spammer classification called "behavioral blacklisting" and present a detailed study of network-level features that can be used to identify spammers. Often these features can classify a spammer on the first packet received from that sender, without even receiving the message. I will conclude by describing our plans to incorporate these algorithms into a next-generation sender reputation system, as well as our ongoing study of the online scam hosting infrastructure, whose properties may also ultimately prove useful for identifying unwanted traffic. This talk includes joint work with Anirudh Ramachandran, Nadeem Syed, Maria Konte, Santosh Vempala, Jaeyeon Jung, and Alex Gray. Speaker: Nick Feamster Nick Feamster is an assistant professor in the College of Computing at Georgia Tech. He received his Ph.D. in Computer science from MIT in 2005, and his S.B. and M.Eng. degrees in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT in 2000 and 2001, respectively. His research focuses on many aspects of computer networking and networked systems, including the design, measurement, and analysis of network routing protocols, network operations and security, and anonymous communication systems. His honors include a Sloan Research Fellowship, the NSF CAREER award, the IBM Faculty Fellowship, and award papers at SIGCOMM 2006 (network-level behavior of spammers), the NSDI 2005 conference (fault detection in router configuration), Usenix Security 2002 (circumventing web censorship using Infranet), and Usenix Security 2001 (web cookie analysis). Tags: google techtalks techtalk engedu talk talks googletechtalks education

User: awesomeautumn26

phishing hooked fish Tags: fish hook

User: googleprivacy

Avoid phishing scams In the final video in a six-part online safety series, AARP member Karen Ryan talks to Google expert Shuman Ghosemajumder about how to know if a person or website is phishing for your personal information online. Tags: google aarp online safety security privacy phishing

User: lockergnome

Phishing Filter Safety http://live.pirillo.com - In Boy Scouts, the first badge I earned was a fishing badge. I caught a Crappie! Of course, we all know that fishing is a great pastime. But what many people don't know is that when "fishing" is spelled PHishing, it's a potentially very dangerous thing. Tags: video help info information pirillo tech tv lockergnome phishing opendns

User: ProjektFuBAr

Easy MySpace Phishing [edit]TO ANYONE WHO WATCHES THIS: You do not have to use just these files that I provided. Yes, I know it is very obvious that it is a phishing page. These specific phishing tools are hosted by blackbay, register www.blackbay.org they have a lot more phishers that are more up-to-date. including all of the myspace updates (so it actually looks like the new myspace page). ALSO, it doesn't have to be on hostsnake. Just Google other web hosting sites (since hostsnake is always down). You don't have to use all of this stuff, this is just an example of how to do it. There are better tools for this out there...[/edit] http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IZYGKZJH The link above is a download link that contains 3 of the files that you will need to do this. They are small files, so don't worry about how long it will take to download. go to www.hostsnake.com register/sign in go to "FILE MANAGER" You need to upload 3 files (which are included in the link at the top). 1 - Index.html 2 - password.txt 3 - post.php (using a fake account) Click the "index.html.html" and send it to someone, or post it somewhere. The only way to tell if someone actually signed in on it, go back to the File Manager page, and click refresh, then open "passwords.txt" and it will show exactly what they typed. Most people might not click on it, but you'd be surprised at how many passwords you can get from doing this. Tags: technology Computer PC Windows XP Desktop Laptop phishing MySpace kitties monitor fade video haxor N00B MySpazz Pancakes

User: googletechtalks

User Interfaces and Algorithms for Fighting Phishing Google Tech Talks January 4, 2007 ABSTRACT In this talk, I will discuss our research group's latest work in developing user interfaces and algorithms for anti-phishing. With respect to user interfaces, I will describe the effectiveness of various interventions we have been developing for training people not to fall for attacks. With respect to algorithms, I will describe PILFER, a machine learning approach for finding phishing attacks in email with 99.8% accuracy, as well as CANTINA, a content-based approach to detecting phishing web pages using the Google search engine itself. A comparative study shows that CANTINA can find ~95% of phishing web pages. Credits: Speaker:Jason Hong Tags: google entertainment user interfaces

User: LiveSecurity

US Bank phishing attack exposed On March 28, 2007, spammers sent thousands of emails that appeared to come from US Bank. These emails were actually examples of "phishing," an attack designed to make you divulge sensitive information. This vlog entry shows what telltale signs prove the email is not from US Bank and is, in fact, malicious. Tags: phishing security LiveSecurity WatchGuard email Malware Analysis Corey Nachreiner network IT

User: sandddra

Alertas www.visa-club.com Phishing a clientes banco Popular Alertas www.visa-club.com. Intento de phishing a clientes de Banco Popular. Considerado muy grave, también intenta el robo de la firma electrónica. Más detalles en mi página web: http://www.visa-club.com Tags: Phishing fraudes Banco Popular

User: alertphishing

TVE-phishing Medios de comunicación alertan del grave peligro del phishing y del scam Tags: phishing scam fraudes

User: roustk

Stop Phishing! In this video David Teare shows how 1Passwd protected him from 23 phishing attacks this week. Tags: security 1passwd phishing internet

User: thomasmccallig

DaveDaDon Phishing Tutorial Uploaded for BHF. Don't Message me, I didn't make this video and will not reply. Description Follows. Welcome to the great land of PHISHING Phishing is just the process of making a fake web login (in other words Identify Theft) For this tutorial (written by DaveDaDon) you will learn how to make a phisher for MySpace, as it has been requested by manyyyy fucking people and its getting annoying cuz its so damn easy. 1) Well first things first, you must go to the website you want to phish In this case, MySpace. 2) View The source of the webpage and copy it down 3) now that you have the source, you need somewhere to host it I am going to use my ripway account, just for example PS: the host must be PHP enabled (and i bet my ripway account will get deleted mad quickly after the release of this tutorial) 4) now that we have the index done (index = default homepage) We just need to change the action of the form to write to our log (which we will create now) then we need to create a php script that will write to the log and redirect the victim to myspace or w.e site you wish. 5) create the log. 6) now create the php script, its best that you study PHP beforehand (learn at www.tizag.com or www.w3schools.com) so you know whats going on I already created the PHP script for this. IDK how you gonna get it, but just study it... veryyyyy well Im now creating the PHP script Going to call it redirect.php This line right here will redirect the victim This line right here will open our log these lines right here will first get the POST variables (w.e the victim enters) This line makes a new line for each victim you get then closes it :D now onto the next step... again, study the code veryyy well and learn php cuz itll help (just learn the basics) 7) now onto the good part, what we all want. To edit the source we stole and edit the function so that it gives us passwords - Go to your source. Search for : "action=" We're looking for where the user will enter their email and password This part we are at is for a search form. Search again. OK lets search something else. Lets see what we need. Lets just search for "E-mail" in this case. AH HA, found it. Now we just need to change the [action] of the form. to go to our redirect.php and shazam 8) delete the action and rewrite "redirect.php" 9) open up your index. HMMMMM... now lets see if it went well. YAYYYYYYYYYY. MySpace, sorry but you've just been owned by DAVEDADON BITCHESS!!!!!!!!!!!!111!11!!1!! lol Now you see all this extra stuff? We can change it around to say stuff we want Or just delete it more some extra space. ************ OPTIONAL STEP **************** 10) well we couldnt get the whole thing out but hey, saves more space. Well tut is done now. PEACE OUT -DaveDaDon. Tags: Phishing hacking davedadon blackhatforums bhf

User: fslabs

Phishing Demo A demonstration of a live PayPal phishing site before we send requests to have it taken offline. http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/ Tags: F-Secure Weblog Phishing PayPal

User: onNeutral

In Action... Phishing attempt (HSBC) See what phishing is all about and read the tips on how to avoid becoming the next victom. Tags: computer science phishing onNeutral virus malware hacking email tips media

User: l33tzhack

how to hack myspace (the right way)(phishing myspace) LOOK! in the video i said "host manager" its realy "file manager" ppl been asking what site to host the phisher, here it is hostsnake.com heres the download link for the program www.uppit.com/5CLLAC (tell me if link is dead) also youtube doesn't let me post html/java codes on here. if u want the html/java code hit me up on msn or a message frostydakilla@hotmail.com Ok if you are the owner/ high ranked member in another hacking community i will take a partnership with you *if you want to join the team message me* Tags: how to phish myspace keylogger phishing hack owned hacking

User: profittoolplan

Identity Theft Phishing Identity Theft Phishing Tags: Identity Theft Phishing

User: internautas

Informe Phishing Enero. Historia de los videojuegos eróticos El informe de Phishing del mes de Enero revela que también son suplantados, a parte de los bancos, la Agencia Tributaria y el Instituto Nacional de Estadística. Para el día de los enamorados hacemos un repaso de la breve historia de los videojuegos eróticos. Tags: phishing videojuegos

User: SymantecEduc

Symantec Guide to Scary Internet Stuff - Phishing The first in a series of video's looking at common Internet threats. This one looks at Phishing and how to prevent it. More details at: http://www.symantec.com/norton/transactsafely/phishingfaq.jsp Tags: Symantec Phishing Education Internet Security Electronics Video Game

User: rjcuk

Spyware/SmitFraud Infection and Phishing Attempt Video download from http://www.websense.com/videos/seclabs/wmf-movie.wmv showing a real-time infection of a spyware trojan on a computer caused by visting a website that hosts a spyware installer. This is just a demonstration of how dangerous spyware is if you don't have the right protection software installed. The computer was more than likely wiped and formatted after being at the mercy of this infection. If you can't see the video well, this is what it does: 1) The user who is controlling the computer types in a website address into Internet Explorer and hits enter. The file he downloads automatically opens up and starts opening up with Windows' Picture viewer - but the file he download wasn't a picture. 2) Immediately the file runs a batch command (the black screen) which is basically like an installer for the virus. Suddenly a whole load of new icons appear on the desktop. 3) An icon also appears in the system tray and the balloon tip says "Your computer is infected!". In fact, this is not a message from the Windows OS, but it is a fake message from the virus that asks the user to run a fake anti-virus software to "remove" it from your computer. In actual fact, the message is true, but what users don't realise is that the message itself is the virus. 4) Suddenly the desktop changes (you notice by now that the computer is running much slower due to the virus infecting the whole computer) to a picture the virus put on there. 5) A new icon appears on the desktop called WinHound and the program starts running (you can see the splash page with the picture of the leopard/tiger). 6) WinHound then "pretends" to scan the computer for viruses and it makes a lie about there being a different virus on the computer. It makes the user think that WinHound is an antivirus product by scanning the computer, but it actually isn't. 7) When the scan is complete a dialog appears (notice that it's called "Microsoft Internet Explorer" :D ) that tells the user there is a "fake" infection. 8) Another dialog is opened up which asks the user to visit a website where they can "pay" for a removal tool for the "fake" virus. In fact, the website is actually a phishing website which asks for credit card details. This makes the user think that they have to pay for a removal tool, but what they actually get is their money stolen. Just so you know, this is *not* my own video. I did not create it. I downloaded it from the link above. My own computer is perfectly fine, thank you! Tags: computers spyware adware badware windows install website internet desktop balloon icon protection security winhound

User: macmostvideo

MacMost Now 54: All About Phishing Gary Rosenzweig takes a look at phishing: conning someone out of their personal information using deceptive email. Learn how to recognize and protect yourself against phishing. Tags: phishing con identity theft mail mac macmost macmostnow mainshow

User: fslabs

Phishing Demo - Rock Phish Kit A demonstration of a live Rock Phish Kit. Several "banks" are hosted on one server. http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/ Tags: F-Secure Phishing Rock Phish Security antivirus

User: jpwipf

WATCH! MySpace Phishing Alert BEWARE!!!! MySpace Phishing Alert from Jerry! If a friend of yours, or ANYONE for that matter leaves a comment on your MySpace profile - Pictures of girls kissing, boob shot, girl dancing, etc.. please read further. Basically this is the latest scam to steal your MySpace login information. Here is how it works. 1). A MySpace friend leaves you a video comment (this person has usually been phished already) 2). When you click on the video, instead of the video playing like all embedded videos do, it goes to a COPYCAT MySpace Login page which prompts you to enter your MySpace username and password. This of course makes NO SENSE as you are already logged into your account. 3). Here is what happens if you enter your information. 4). The Phishers now have access to your MySpace account and they WILL NOW log into your account and leave the same comment for all your friends. 5). What happens next is pretty freakin' scary because the phishing becomes viral and in a matter of hours these con artists have access to millions of user accounts. 6). So why do they do this? Have you ever seen those bulletins or comments that advertise FREE RINGTONES, or make money from home etc. They use your account to spam all your friends with their offers. So here is what you do if you have received a video comment from a friend, that when you clicked on the video, asked you to enter your sensitive login information, do both of the following.. 1). REMOVE THE VIDEO IMMEDIATELY, because most people that visit your MySpace, whether they are logged in or not, will probably click on the video, due to the provocative nature of the video. SEX SELLS FOLKS and they guys are become pretty clever. 2) Change your PASSWORD ASAP 3) Send this video notice to all your friends and help spread the word. FIGHT BACK! They CANNOT WIN if you KILL them in their tracks. Peace http://JerryWipf.com Tags: myspace phishing alert from jerry wipf jpwipf con artists false advertisement username password stealing scam

User: stungundotcom

Ransomware, Phishing, www.IDTheftSecurity.com http://www.IDTheftSecurity.com See how hackers use Ransomeware,Phishing, Pharming, Identity Theft and Scams to hold your data hostage Tags: Ransomeware Phishing Pharming Identity Theft Scams

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