Fraudulent Websites Sample Clauses

Fraudulent Websites. The typical resources for a phishing attack are a shared web host owned by the phisher, a legitimate website in which some phishing content is uploaded, or a number of infected end- user workstations in a botnet [112]. Today most of the phishing sites are created with ad-hoc toolkits, which require only indicating the legitimate webpage to copycat and where to direct the stolen data. Fake sites are usually hosted on free web space or compromised machine (e.g., defaced vulnerable real sites). The new domains involved often use typosquatting48 i.e., sound domains created to increase the likelihood of the site (e.g., something not easily associated to a common spam site). The most innovative approach is anyway through the “fast-flux” networks, i.e., a network where the IP address are rapidly reassigned to other customers as fast as they are released. This affects the blacklisting and/or taking down of offending sites, but also the possibility to backtrack attack sources for forensics means [110].
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