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11 Dec 2002
Scammers have used a fake website in an attempt to steal credit card information from eBay users.
The Internet Storm Center, part of security watchdog the SANS Institute, said that the scam involved a spam email which was sent to people suspected of having eBay accounts.
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The victims were invited to visit a website called ebayupdates.com which was laid out exactly like the auction site.
They were then requested to enter financial information which could have been used to buy goods.
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