[funsec] Dealing with graphical Keypads on phishing sites
Gary Warner
gar at askgar.com
Sat Dec 1 08:35:31 CST 2007
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Here's an interesting approach to dealing with the Graphical Keypads
that Standard Bank uses on their website to avoid Keylogger interception
of PIN numbers:
http://www.99fcc.com/images/stories/Standard.html
This phisher just placed a graphic where the PIN Pad was supposed to be
that says:
PIN Pad is
discontinued
and gives a box for the customer to type his PIN instead.
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Gary Warner
Director of Research in Computer Forensics
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
gar at cis.uab.edu gar at askgar.com
205.934.8620 205.422.2113
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