Phishing attacks ppt

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This document discusses phishing, which is a form of online fraud that aims to steal users' sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details. It does this through deceptive messages that appear to come from legitimate organizations but actually lead to fake websites or download malware. The document provides information on how phishing works, techniques used to detect and prevent it, and tips for users to avoid falling victim to phishing scams.

 Phishing is a way of fraudulently acquiring sensitive
information using social engineering and technical
subterfuge.
 It tries to trick users with official-looking messages
◦ Credit card
◦ Bank account
◦ eBay
◦ Paypal
 Some phishing e-mails also
contain malicious or unwanted
software that can track your
activities or slow your computer

 The purpose of a phishing message is to acquire sensitive
information about a user. For doing so the message needs to
deceive the intended recipient.
◦ So it doesn’t contains any useful information and hence
falls under the category of spam.
 A spam message tries to sell a product or service, whereas
phishing message needs to look like it is from a legitimate
organization.
 Techniques applied to spam message cant be applied naively
to phishing messages.

1) Detect and block the phishing Web sites in
time
2) Enhance the security of the web sites
3) Block the phishing e-mails by various spam
filters
4) Install online anti-phishing software in
user’s computers

i)Classification of the hyperlinks in the
phishing e-mails
ii) Link guard algorithm
Iii)Link guard implemented client
Iv) Feasibility study

 DON’T CLICK THE LINK
◦ Type the site name in your browser (such as
www.paypal.com)
 Never send sensitive account information by
e-mail
◦ Account numbers, SSN, passwords
 Never give any password out to anyone
 Verify any person who contacts you (phone
or email).
◦ If someone calls you on a sensitive topic, thank
them, hang up and call them back using a
number that you know is correct, like from your
credit card or statement.

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2.  Pronounced "fishing“  The word has its Origin from two words “Password Harvesting ” or fishing for Passwords  Phishing is an online form of pretexting, a kind of deception in which an attacker pretends to be someone else in order to obtain sensitive information from the victim  Also known as "brand spoofing“  Phishers are phishing artists

3.  Phishing is a way of fraudulently acquiring sensitive information using social engineering and technical subterfuge.  It tries to trick users with official-looking messages ◦ Credit card ◦ Bank account ◦ eBay ◦ Paypal  Some phishing e-mails also contain malicious or unwanted software that can track your activities or slow your computer

4.  The purpose of a phishing message is to acquire sensitive information about a user. For doing so the message needs to deceive the intended recipient. ◦ So it doesn’t contains any useful information and hence falls under the category of spam.  A spam message tries to sell a product or service, whereas phishing message needs to look like it is from a legitimate organization.  Techniques applied to spam message cant be applied naively to phishing messages.

5. 1) Detect and block the phishing Web sites in time 2) Enhance the security of the web sites 3) Block the phishing e-mails by various spam filters 4) Install online anti-phishing software in user’s computers

6. i)Classification of the hyperlinks in the phishing e-mails ii) Link guard algorithm Iii)Link guard implemented client Iv) Feasibility study

8.  DON’T CLICK THE LINK ◦ Type the site name in your browser (such as www.paypal.com)  Never send sensitive account information by e-mail ◦ Account numbers, SSN, passwords  Never give any password out to anyone  Verify any person who contacts you (phone or email). ◦ If someone calls you on a sensitive topic, thank them, hang up and call them back using a number that you know is correct, like from your credit card or statement.

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15. • Hard disk : 20 GB and above • RAM : 256 MB and above • Processor speed : 1.6 GHz and above

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#12: This is a “Spear Fishing” email. A phishing attack specifically targeted to a limited audience, thus making it seem more legitimate. If you HOVER your mouse over the link (DO NOT CLICK!), you will see the real URL show up as a floating box (in Outlook) or in the lower left-hand corner (in a web browser). The link above goes to nbmd.com NOT uc.edu A good general rule for email: If the shown URL and real URL do not match, be suspicious.
#13: This one is bad. Note that the URL is actually owned by srvc.com NOT usbank.com Note too that there is no padlock icon and the URL is not https. This means that this is not a secure connection. Never do financial business on an unsecure web site.
#14: This one is good. Note the padlock and that the URL is usbank.com

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