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Thunderbird promises to fend off phishers

January 24, 2005 Developers are working to add protection against online fraud to the next version of the open-source e-mail application. TAGS: phishing, Mozilla Thunderbird, Mozilla Corp., open source, domain name, bank, e-mail, Web browser

Firefox: When is a flaw not a flaw?

January 7, 2005 TalkBack: Fans and critics of the open-source browser give their two cents on reports of a phishing flaw. TAGS: flaw, Firefox, phishing, reader, London, Microsoft Internet Explorer, vulnerability, Web browser, open source, security, electronics, Microsoft Corp., e-mail, PC

Thunderbird gets podcasting support

June 2, 2005 Mozilla developers say the open-source e-mail client will deal with Podcast-type content and offer improved antiphishing. TAGS: podcasting, Mozilla Thunderbird, open source, phishing, RSS, Mozilla Corp., blog, developer, e-mail, Web browser, Microsoft Corp.

This week in phishing

May 27, 2005 Spammers and phishers are learning more about potential victims to better hone their attacks. TAGS: Bank of America Corp., phishing, e-mail address, toolbar, security, message, e-mail, Web browser

Site-blocking worm carries phishing risk

April 11, 2005 Worm alters system files to block some antivirus company Web sites--a ploy that could be used in phishing scams, Trend Micro warns. TAGS: phishing, antivirus company, worm, phishing Web site, Trend Micro Inc., online retailer, antivirus, bank, Web browser, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, e-mail

Microsoft, eBay join antiphishing initiative

February 14, 2005 The Phish Report Network aims to thwart fraudsters by creating a central database of information about bogus Web sites. TAGS: Visa International, phishing, eBay Inc., phishing Web site, initiative, PayPal, Web browser, database, e-mail, Microsoft Corp.

Phishing flaw a danger to alternative browsers

February 7, 2005 A security weakness in a domain-name standard allows attackers to spoof Web sites on non-Microsoft browsers. TAGS: phishing, domain name, flaw, attacker, Web browser, Mozilla Corp., language, Opera Software, security, Apple Computer, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Firefox, Microsoft Corp., e-mail
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