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Fraudsters Still Find the Phishing Fine

BEDFORD, Mass. -- Credit unions continue to attract the attention of phishers, according to the RSA Anti-Fraud Command Center.

By Marc Rapport | Updated on April 18, 2008

BEDFORD, Mass. — Credit unions continue to attract the attention of phishers, according to the RSA Anti-Fraud CommandCenter.

The 7/24 monitoring/takedown operation of RSA Security said that 42% of American credit unions were targeted in March, compared with 35% of regional U.S. banks and 23% of nationwide banks.

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