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... iPhish: Phishing Vulnerabilities on Consumer Electronics Yuan Niu, Francis Hsu, Hao ChenUniversity of California, DavisAbstractAs consumer electronic devices with embedded ... mitigate phishing at-tacks (Section 5).2 DevicesWe examined three consumer electronics products:iPhone, Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii. The iPhoneruns a modified version of the Apple Safari browser,while ... destination of a URL link on a page. To view the current URL of a page, the usermust take an extra action and click on the page informa-tion button on the chrome toolbar. The information pagedisplays...

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... of Contents2012 Consumer Electronics Report | 10 RetweetAs a consumer group, tablet purchasers are leading spenders on consumer electronics. They have spent more on consumer electronics ... income on consumer electronics in the past 12 months than did their older counterparts. In South Africa, for example, younger consumers spent 2.8 percent of income on consumer electronics ... hypermobile consumers. NextPrevious Table of Contents2012 Consumer Electronics Report | 16 RetweetAppendix: Additional Charts of Interest NextPrevious Table of Contents2012 Consumer Electronics...

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... http://www.consumerwebwatch.org/pdfs/satprep.pdf Consumer FederationofAmerica(2004).“MostConsumersDoNotUnderstandCreditScoresAccordingtoaNewComprehensiveSurvey.”PressRelease.Washington,D.C.September21.http://www.consumerfed.org/pdfs/092104creditscores.PDFConsumersUnion(Undated).“HowandWhenCanIGetMyFree Consumer CreditReport?”http://www.consumersunion.org/creditmatters/creditmattersfactsheets/001623.htmlDixon,Pam(2005a).CallDon’tClick.WorldPrivacyForum,February24Dixon,Pam(2005b).CallDon’tClickUpdate.July14.FederalRegister(2006),FederalTradeCommission:AgencyInformationCollectionActivities;SubmissionforOMBReview.Vol.71,No.250,Friday,December29,pp.7843840FederalTradeCommission(2005).StipulatedFinalJudgmentandOrderforPermanentInjunction.UnitedStatesDistrictCourt—CentralDistrictofCalifornia,August15.http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0223263/050816stipfnl0223263.pdfITFactsAdvertising(2007).To ... Websitesstateexplicitlythatrepeatedlycheckingaperson’screditreportdoesnotnegativelyaffectaperson’screditscoresorratings,butwewerenotnecessarilyconvinced.TheCUbuyernotedvariation(thoughslight)betweentwosupposedlyidenticalscoresatvirtuallythesametime,atleastraisingthepossibilitycreditscorescaninfactbeinfluencedbyrequeststoviewcreditreports.Fourth,giventhelargenumberofoffersbased on thepurchaseofcreditmonitoringservices,itwouldbeusefultoknowhoweffectivetheseservicesareinreducingtheincidenceorseverityofidentitytheft.Ifcreditmonitoringisnoteffectiveinalertingconsumersinatimelyfashiontounusualandunexpectedchangesintheircreditreportsandscores,thencreditmonitoringservicesmaynotbewortheven$9.95permonth,thelowestpriceforthisservice.Intheend,itisuptotheindividual consumer –afterconsideringpreferencesandcircumstances–todecidewhetherthevariousservicesofferingaccesstocreditreports,scores,and/ormonitoringservicesareworththeirprice.Itiscertainlyadvantageousforconsumersthatmanyoffersinvolveafreetrialperiod.Atthesametime,manyoftheseservicescouldbeseentobetakingadvantageof consumer ignoranceorthedesiretogetsomethingfornothing.Themajorityofconsumerswouldbewise,therefore,tostartexercisingtheirrighttofreecreditreportsfromallthreeofthemajorcreditreportingcompaniesbeforepayingforanythingelse.REFERENCESBetterBusinessBureau(1994).CodeofAdvertising.http://www.bbb.org/membership/codeofad.aspBuckleitner,Warren(2006).CollegeTestPrepTakesaTest.Yonkers,NY: Consumer ReportsWebWatch,May1. http://www.consumerwebwatch.org/pdfs/satprep.pdf Consumer FederationofAmerica(2004).“MostConsumersDoNotUnderstandCreditScoresAccordingtoaNewComprehensiveSurvey.”PressRelease.Washington,D.C.September21.http://www.consumerfed.org/pdfs/092104creditscores.PDFConsumersUnion(Undated).“HowandWhenCanIGetMyFree Consumer CreditReport?”http://www.consumersunion.org/creditmatters/creditmattersfactsheets/001623.htmlDixon,Pam(2005a).CallDon’tClick.WorldPrivacyForum,February24Dixon,Pam(2005b).CallDon’tClickUpdate.July14.FederalRegister(2006),FederalTradeCommission:AgencyInformationCollectionActivities;SubmissionforOMBReview.Vol.71,No.250,Friday,December29,pp.7843840FederalTradeCommission(2005).StipulatedFinalJudgmentandOrderforPermanentInjunction.UnitedStatesDistrictCourt—CentralDistrictofCalifornia,August15.http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0223263/050816stipfnl0223263.pdfITFactsAdvertising(2007).To ... Whiletheseprominentdisclosuresarecommendable,thosemadebyExperianownedorExperianaffiliatedsitesarelikelyduetoarequirementinthe2005settlementbetweentheFederalTradeCommissionandconsumerinfo.comthatthisdisclosurebemadeclearlyandconspicuously on thelandingpageofthe Websiteorthefirstpointofcommunication”(FederalTradeCommissionvs.Consumerinfo.com,Inc.,2005)Theremainingsix...