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Summary
What a typical "phishing" e-mail may look like. The bank here is fictional, but it is to be assumed that a real phishing attempt would claim to be from an actual bank the customer belongs to. Notice how it tries to establish authenticity by using the bank's logo and providing what appears to be link to a website the customer has been to many times before. This mock-up was created by me on December 2, 2005 and placed in the public domain. Note the effect achieved by not using "i before e, except after c", thus misspelling the word "received".
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NOTE: Another misspelling is in the word "discrepancy". Not to mention that the sentence following that word is just awful.
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| current | 16:49, 5 September 2007 | 549×408 (11 KB) | Jean-Luc W | ({{Information {{Move to Commons}} == Summary == What a typical "phishing" e-mail may look like. The bank here is fictional, but it is to be assumed that a real phishing attempt would claim to be from an actual bank the customer belongs to. Notice how it t) |
| 17:02, 13 May 2007 | 549×408 (11 KB) | Tarret | (Reverted to earlier revision) | |
| 16:52, 13 May 2007 | 549×408 (11 KB) | Tarret | ({{Information |Description=What a typical "phishing" e-mail may look like. The bank here is fictional, but it is to be assumed that a real phishing attempt would claim to be from an actual bank the customer belongs to. Notice how it tries to establish aut) | |
| 17:01, 2 February 2006 | 549×408 (11 KB) | KErosEnE | (A image from EN wikipedia showing a example of what phising is. Here the original informatio of the pic into the public domain: <nowiki>What a typical "phishing" e-mail may look like. The bank here is fictional, but it is to be assumed that a real phishi) |