Crimeware grifters scamming naive phishers
Phishing exploitation kits can be picked up for free on the internet but these packages are regularly backdoored, according to a new study. Security researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, have confirmed that inexperienced phishers are in effect doing the legwork for more wily grifters. Many phishing kits …
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So few.
I would have thought that considering how easy it is to clone a valid site that ALL of these kind of kits would have backdoors. After all if a scammer is unable to replicate a target website and needs tools to do such a thing, he/she/it is unlikely to notice code that sends the data elsewhere.
Sometimes I hate being honest, I could be rich instead. Yes I know riches wouldn't make me happy, but it would be a nice diversion until I got bored with it.
Windows Genuine Advantage
Now if only the wannabe phishers would look out for the Phishing Genuine Advantage logo and understand that piracy of phishing software is illegal and supports organised crime and drug dealing and terrorism and worst of all - DVD copying!
The answer of course
Is to only use open-source phishing kits
It restores your faith in human nature...
when you realise that the would-be phishers are even more gullible than their would-be marks.
Marvellous!
No difference to BT and phorm/webwise
They always hide the evil stuff behind a protection promise like Phorm/webwise BT selling it to customers to protect you from phishing, which any browser can do. Whiel all the time they are pimping your clicks to sell to advertising companies adware/spyware hidden behinde a ssecurityu promise to save you from phishing. Nothing has changed from rootkit days just targeted differnetly.
No such old adage
Unfortunately for your article the old adage is "there IS honour among theives" an example of which is the exhortation not to grass up your mates, which IMHO is probably the norm, rather than everybody phoning Crimestoppers as soon as their mates leave the room.
Another example of the "could care less" or "begs the question" syndrome, I'm afraid
Re: Did someone mention a 'backdoor'?
I am not letting through comments of this nature relating to Paris, because you are dirty little boys and I'd like a little decorum for a Friday.
So shush.
Re: Did someone mention a 'backdoor'?
decorum
As requested, a little one. Upgrades are available, but need to be delivered in person.
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