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Phishers turn their aim on corporate networks
Friday, 22 April 2005, 17:45 GMT

Organised crime gangs are developing phishing attacks against corporate networks in an attempt to steal passwords and sensitive information. Some fraudulent emails pretend to be messages from a company's network administrator asking its users to update their passwords.

But unwary users clicking on the link in the fake email may be giving their login details to fraudsters, who are then free to use them to access business systems.

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