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  • New tool for sophisticated phishing scams

    Security experts at RSA have come across a new tool that automatically creates sophisticated phishing sites, a sign that cybercrooks are getting increasingly professional.

  • Phishers target bank security upgrades: RSA

    There was a spike in phishing activity last month, with fraudsters targeting an increasing number of brands and using more sophisticated tools to try and fool online banking customers, according to the RSA Online Fraud Intelligence Report for November.

  • IE7 marks secure sites with green light

    Microsoft has quietly flipped the switch on a new feature in its Internet Explorer 7 Web browser meant to combat phishing (fraudulent Web site) scams.

  • Bank secures Internet logins via mobile messages

    New Zealand's ASB Bank is implementing a new authentication system that uses SMS messaging to reduce the potential for mass Internet banking fraud.

  • Cybercrime tools get cheaper

    It's becoming cheaper and easier to get hold of the tools needed to launch a cybercrime attack, security firm RSA claimed last week.

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