Электронный бизнес

311.3. Security and protection of internet banking fibank.bg. Confusion may arise through organizations for registration of do-mains, internationalization of domain activity and registration of domain names in foreign languages. For example, a Cyrillic “o” looks identical to the standard ASCII “o”, but can be used for different purposes in domain reg-istration (as, for example, a company that several years ago registrated mi-crosoft.com in Russia).Other possibilities suggested by the fraudulent technology of Phishing are connected with the following: an e-mail may insistently demand that a phone call is made to a telephone number provided and the number is a bogus one. It is possible to attach to the e-mail a form which has to be filled.With the help of software it is possible to modify an e-mail header — sender, title, etc. Thus in the sender field the scammer enters an e-mail ad-dress that commands users’ trust. Distinctive features for recognizing a bo-gus e-mail are: a much too general salutation (the attacker cannot possibly know the victim’s name; he sends a lot of such attacks and waits for some-one to “swallow the bait”); often the e-mail contains spelling or grammatical mistakes, figures are replaced by letters, letter index is inadequate or change-able (so that the spam filter is bypassed) and other.Vishing Vishing is defined as voice or VoIP phishing and is a fraudulent technolo-gy that acts by phishing but is not always realized via the Internet; instead it is most often carried out by using IP telephony (VoIP). A vishing attack may occur via voice message, VoIP, fixed or mobile phone.Scammers use this technology to mislead users into revealing personal fi-nancial information over the telephone. While some users have learned to be susFigious to phishing scams, demanding disclosing sensitive financial in-formation directly via the Internet, they are still easily persuaded to reveal such information, when called directly or via an e-mail, instructing th...