Michael Oldenburg

PayPal, an online payment system, has been found sending fake e-mails, looking similar to its log-in page.

Security experts state, fake e-mails are hard to recognize unless the recipients, PayPayl’s customers in this case, take a close look at them. The difference that those emails make is that they contain a .ZIP attachment in comparison to usual PayPal e-mail messages that would ask the recipients to go through a link included and enter personal information.