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Phishing and Vishing: VoIP ScamEven as computer users become more savvy in identifying phishing scams in their email, a new threat is here – Vishing. Vishing is the newest evolution of electronic identity theft that uses VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol software via the telephone). Rather than providing a link to click and enter information on a clone site that looks identical to a bank, credit card company or PayPal, unsuspecting users place a phone call to the number provided and enter account numbers or PIN codes. By using VoIP software, the computer that answers the call can record the keystrokes entered for accounts and PIN codes and save the information for fraudulent use. As with phishing scams, protect yourself from vishing scams by being more aware of whom you are giving your information to and know why they are asking for it. If you are contacted and asked to verify an account number or other personal information, contact the bank or organization directly using the toll free customer service number provided on the back of your credit or debit card and not any phone number listed in the email received in order to inform them that you received a suspicious email. |
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Windows XP Firewall
The Windows XP firewall program is designed to block
unauthorized access into your computer. It does not block unauthorized traffic from your computer to other computers. |
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COMPUTER JARGON
Virus:
Malicious program designed to damage data; usually spread via infected
e-mail
Trojan: Malicious software disguised as
harmless program
Firewall: Software to protect computers
against hackers
Keylogging: Software/hardware to track
keystrokes on a computer to gather passwords,
credit card numbers
Pharming: When fraudsters redirect net users
from legitimate to fake sites
Phishing: Fraudulent e-mails and pop-ups to
fool you into revealing personal information f
for criminal gain
Rogue dialler: Software that installs itself
on computers and changes settings to dial a
premium rate number instead of usual dial-up account
Spam: Unsolicited e-mails, often offering
products or services in which you have no
interest
Spyware: Small programs that secretly
monitor sites visited, potentially violating privacy
and slowing computers |
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