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Massive rise in phishing attacks
The number of phishing attacks in May increased by 226 percent, according to a new report by IBM.
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Jul 1 2005 1:00PM
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1.4 million hit in massive data theft
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Apr 19 2005 4:34PM
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Massive data attack cripples online firm
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Nov 8 2004 4:51PM
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Nov 14 2002 9:31AM
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