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Comments on: Google issues warning about phishing e-mails

Official Google Blog posting, which is one in a series on online security, also offers ways to avoid such attacks.

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Why Doesn't Google Stop Adsense Spam
by clpereira April 29, 2008 12:40 PM PDT
I can't even begin to tell you how many image spams we block that are directly linked to Google adsense.

They should stop these too.
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Phishing is going to be a problem
by Leria April 29, 2008 1:08 PM PDT
Until we have some way to sign e-mails so that they cannot be forged, and have a listing of the sites used by large merchants and banks that the anti-spam filters of e-mail software compares the links to and if they reference Symantec but don't have a link to a known Symantec site or have a link to a site that is not known to be a Symantec site..... they are automatically deleted.

I know this sounds harsh, but this is the ONLY way that phishing is going to be stopped in my lifetime.
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why now?
by mjm01010101 April 29, 2008 1:50 PM PDT
"Phishing" is over 3 years old. Why bother with this post now, in 2008?
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