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• Fake PayPal "Reset your password" request leads to malware

  30.04.2013

  PayPal customers are being targeted with a fake email impersonating the e-payment service, claiming that their account has been put "on hold" and will stay that way until they reset their password: More experienced users will likely identify the email as malicious and consider it a phishing attempt, but it's not.

• Fake "PayPal account deleted" emails doing rounds

  03.04.2013

  A new email spam campaign targeting PayPal users is under way.

• Mobile phishing geared towards online banking users

  22.02.2013

  When it comes to deploying phishing sites designed to trick mobile users, the great majority of cyber criminals opts for targeting those who engage in e-banking and e-commerce via their mobile devices.

• The effectiveness of bug bounty programs

  30.01.2013

  Veracode released an infographic that examines the success of bug bounty programs.

• Cybercriminals mostly targeting LinkedIn, PayPal and Amazon

  08.01.2013

  GFI Software released a collection of the most prevalent threat detections encountered last month.

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