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| 05 Dec 2009 | #1 |
| | PayPal Classifies Its Own Email as Phishing Attempt. Quote: Outlines poor security practices. In an ironic twist of faith, PayPal security staff mistakenly concluded that a legit email message sent by the company was a phishing attack. The message was forwarded back to them by a security professional who wanted to raise awareness about insecure practices. PayPal Classifies Its Own Email as Phishing Attempt - Outlines poor security practices - Softpedia |
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