phish bypassing MS

[Julian Field]

It was an image, not text. I can't trap those, sorry.
Doing so would require OCR.

On 7 Jun 2006, at 23:48, Michele Neylon :: Blacknight.ie wrote:

> A "nice" Barclays phish got through this evening. Possibly due to the
> structure of the link:
>
> <BODY=20bgcolor=3D"#FFFFF6"=20text=3D"#0755A3">
> <a    =20HreF=3Dhttp:// 
> www.barclays.com.brc1.jsp.brcontrol.kileof.biz/r1/b=
> />
> <img  =20src=3D"cid:B56WDJ2PF9"=20border=3D0></a>
>
> Resolves to Korea, so I can't see much point in contacting them  
> about it...
>
> (I did contact Barclays who unlike some banks actually have a  
> mechanism
> for reporting phishing)
>
> M
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