Everyone at least once received phishing attacks via e-mail. Thanks to modern anti-spam technologies, most of these messages are blocked before entering our mailboxes. Fio in his post conducts an analysis of Bank Phishing Incident. He examines where the phishing comes from. That phishing messages are rarely ever sent using the attacker’s own infrastructure. And also he says that you can get some juicy information from the e-mail headers, when analyzing it.
In conclusion, Fioravante Souza gives advices on how not to become a victim:
1. Keep your passwords safe and strong.
2. Use a reputable antivirus program.
3. Disable Javascript in your browser.
4. Don’t use the computer you use for work to browse risky sites.
