Anti-Pbhishing Working Group found the number of reported new phishing campaigns declined in August 2005, but the number of new phishing sites reached an all-time high of 5,259. In July, 4,564 sites were reported.
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5,259 phishing sites in August 2005
Anti-Pbhishing Working Group found the number of reported new phishing campaigns declined in August 2005, but the number of new phishing sites reached an all-time high of 5,259. In July, 4,564 sites were reported.
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