Carnegie Mellon U. tests phish-blocking with PhishTank data
posted by Allison on November 27th, 2006 in Data, PhishTank, PhishTank in the news, Phishing news
According to an article I just read on HeiseSecurity.co.uk, PhishTank has been used by another group to test phish blocking effectiveness in anti-phishing browser toolbars. This time it was Pittsburg, PA, USA’s Carnegie Mellon University doing the testing. If you’re interested, read the full PDF report here.
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Wait. Why are we testing with siteadvisor?
Does no one get that it doesn’t protect against phishing?
Their development blog even says they don’t do phishing.