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Re: Phishing Links
From: Justin Azoff <JAzoff () UAMAIL ALBANY EDU>
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 14:24:12 -0400
On Wed, Jul 07, 2010 at 02:05:41PM -0400, James Farr '05 wrote:
It is hard to educate some users on the difference between legitimate and phony web links in email, and it is easy enough to fake a website. For that reason I would like to propose that no official college communication is sent with an active link in it.
Anyone attacking your users will still send them a link. And since sending links is an accepted practice from the majority of sites, they will still be accustomed to clicking on them. -- -- Justin Azoff -- Network Security & Performance Analyst
Current thread:
- Phishing Links James Farr '05 (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Ben Woelk (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Pete Hickey (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Basgen, Brian (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links James Farr '05 (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Jeff Kell (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Basgen, Brian (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Justin Azoff (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links David Escalante (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Eric Case (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Joel Rosenblatt (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Flynn, Gary - flynngn (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Pete Hickey (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Martin Manjak (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Ben Woelk (Jul 07)
- Re: Phishing Links Martin Manjak (Jul 20)
- Windows 0-day David Opitz (Jul 21)
- Re: Windows 0-day Greg Williams (Jul 21)
- Re: Phishing Links Pete Hickey (Jul 07)
