This webcast provides an in-depth look at a variety of techniques that hackers use to steal customers' identities. In the webcast, you will learn about several methods that hackers use to hijack sessions, including cross-site scripting and token prediction. This webcast also includes current methods that hackers use to carry out phishing attacks, techniques you can use to prevent them, and how to respond to an ongoing phishing attack.
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