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Ebay under fire for inaction over phishing attacks
ComputerWeekly.com Auction site eBay is under fire after saying it has no plans to disallow active content in listings, despite the risk of phishing attacks to users. More than 100 listings containing malicious links have been discovered since an eBay user raised the … |
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