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A phony copy of Google's Web site promises a $400 prize, and aims to steal users' personal information.
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Images: Phishing on fake Google pages
The fake Google front page advertises that the visitor has won $400 and offers a link to collect the prize.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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