Every day people are becoming aware of the problems posed by online shopping, browsing, and even messaging. The days of email that are obviously spam due to misspelled words and links that contain ip addresses instead of dns names are moving to a new level. The following post describes the process in which an actually SSL certificate was used to trick users into entering confidential information, a tatic previously not used before.
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