Phishing is e-mail fraud where the perpetrator sends ou

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Phishing

• Dennis Schmidt, CISSP
• Director, Office of Information Systems
• HIPAA Security Officer
• UNC School of Medicine

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Phishing

• Phishing is e-mail fraud where the perpetrator
  sends out legitimate-looking email in an attempt
  to gather personal and financial information from
  recipients.
• Messages appear to come from well known and
  trustworthy Web sites such as
• PayPal
• eBay
• Amazon
• Major banks

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Note the difference between the URL Label and the
Actual URL
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Fake Web Site
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Real Web Site
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Notice the Difference
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Dots, not slashes after .com
.info not .com
Fake Site
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Bad password still brings you to this page
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Real Site
Slashes after .com
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Bad password gives you this error! Thats good!
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Protect Yourself from Phishing

• Be suspicious of any unsolicited e-mail.
• Never provide sensitive information to their
  query.
• Check it out from second source (Telephone, etc.)
• Dont use the phone number provided in the
  e-mail.
• Misspellings, bad grammar, etc., should be clues.
• Look out for link names that dont match actual
  link addresses.
• Remember Your bank will not ask you to verify
  that your account information is still accurate.
• If it does, you need to find a new bank!

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Questions?