If I got an email from george@avoid416scam.com claiming to protect my bank account from 416 scams for free if I give him access to my bank account, I'd be suspicious.
Instead I got a website from whitehatsec.com claiming to provide me a more secure web browser for free, claiming it's perfectly safe to put in my bank account info into it.
Won't touch it with a barge pole. My spidey sense is tingling for one reason or another.
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If I got an email from george@avoid416scam.com claiming to protect my bank account from 416 scams for free if I give him access to my bank account, I'd be suspicious.
Instead I got a website from whitehatsec.com claiming to provide me a more secure web browser for free, claiming it's perfectly safe to put in my bank account info into it.
Won't touch it with a barge pole. My spidey sense is tingling for one reason or another.
But with Chuck Norris [1] on the board, how bad can it be?
[1] https://www.whitehatsec.com/abt/board.html
Well it is Whitehat Security, so the website is not really a negative I would say.
But I agree ;)