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Wi-Fi phishing scam targets business travelers Tuesday, 10 May 2005, 17:34 GMT Business computer users who frequent airport and other wireless hot spots are being warned of a new, more sophisticated variant of the "Evil Twin" phishing scam that appeared in January. In a warning today, wireless security and monitoring vendor AirDefense Inc. in Alpharetta, Ga., said the new phishing scam lures victims by setting up fraudulent Web sites that appear to be log-in sites for legitimate Wi-Fi hot spot vendors. When users log in and access the phony sites providing personally identifying information, their computers are hit with as many 45 viruses, according to AirDefense. Read More at ComputerWorld Back to main page

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