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Lloyds TSB is challenging the Top ten most counterfeit bank
identities described in our latest E-Threats
Landscape Report. This time, with a not so flashy, yet nifty unsolicited
message, that requires customers to follow a link and confirm their account
information, after an alleged attack.
The link does not lead to the e-banking portal, but to a collection
of Web pages that employ several visual identification components of the
original Web site, namely the bank logo (a bit blurry and disproportionately
resized) and the general formatting elements.
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I rediscovered "all that technical jazz" with the E-Threat Analysis Team at Bitdefender, the creator of one of the industry's most effective lines of internationally certified security software.
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