Domain-Based Phishing Accounts for 73% of Attacks
Domain-based phishing attacks account for 73% of all attacks, according to MarkMonitor. This is a 38% increase from 2004.
Domain-based phishing attacks account for 73% of all attacks, according to MarkMonitor. This is a 38% increase from 2004.
Additional key findings include:
– 36% rely on domain name for website legitimacy.
– Another factor is website content.
– Participants were less suspicious of recognizable domain names compared to numerical IP addresses.
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