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Tuesday, June 07, 2005

Wanna Stop Phishers? Join the Club

I just read a facinating article by Robert X. Cringley. I have been reading his work for years, and those of you who read InfoWorld will recognize the name.

Awhile back he left InfoWorld (even though there is a column with his name still being written) and his columns are hosted at PBS.org now.

Anyway, the article I just read was regarding how we can all work together to stop Phishers. I think Cringley is right on target and gets an A+. I almost can't wait to get an email from a Phisher now.

Check out his article here.

posted by WWWGeek at 6/07/2005 01:04:00 PM

 

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