7th October 2005

“Phishing” scams are now actually punishable by law in California, Reuters reported Friday. Read the full story here.

That doesn’t mean much to the thousands of people that continue to fall for them on a daily basis, but at least it’s a start. For more information about Phishing, visit AntiPhishing.org.

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