Industry body Apacs said some 2,000 British online account holders had been taken in by scams in the past year, losing £4.5m between them. Many were duped into revealing their account passwords by phoney e-mails purporting to come from their bank. Others had their computers infected with programmes which allow fraudsters to record their log-in details.
Too bad the article doesn't say whether phishing or trojan horses were more lucrative prolific.
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Banks sound alarm on online fraud
Too bad the article doesn't say whether phishing or trojan horses were more
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