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I'm not sure I agree. There will be a percentage of users who would see the initial google.com page and not realise the subsequent page was an impostor, especia
by flashman 10y ago
I'm not sure I agree. There will be a percentage of users who would see the initial google.com page and not realise the subsequent page was an impostor, especially since Google 'took them there' after they logged in. This doesn't work on you because you have been primed to know what to expect - I reckon at least five percent of people phished this way would not be so observant, and Google should block off-site redirection after login.