A recent round of phishing e-mails purports to come from the non-...
A recent round of phishing e-mails purports to come from the non-existent U.S. National Medical Association, said the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team. The messages contain the Association’s name in the subject line and a link that, when clicked,…
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leads the users to a malicious Web site, U.S. CERT said.