Phishing, pharming, and clickjacking are forms of hijacking information from computer users to steal identities. Phishing uses fraudulent emails and legitimate-looking websites to extract financial information, with 23% of recipients opening phishing emails. Clickjacking tricks users into clicking buttons or links that run malicious software. Pharming redirects users from real websites to fraudulent ones to steal confidential data, having redirected at least 1,300 internet domains. These tactics undermine online security and privacy.

1. Created By: Ashley Coy
Austin Trolinger
Cooper Minnick
Rianne Richard
Phishing, Pharming, & Clickjacking
Forms of hijacking information
from computer users
to commit identity theft

2. Phishing
Practice of using
fraud e-mails &
legitamate websites
to extract financial
information
23%
of recipients open phishing e-mails
59 million
phishing e-mails are sent everyday
11%
of recipients open the attachments

3. Clickjacking
Button, graphic, or link
on webpage that appear real
but cause milicious software to run
• Example: Bogus Like Buttons
• Allows hackers to take over
your computer & computer settings

5. Pharming
Redirecting computer user
form legitimate website to
fraudulent ones
to take confidential
information
At least 1,300
internet domains were redirected
to compromise web servers

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