Phishing is a scam where fraudsters send spam or text messages or create deceptive websites to lure personal or financial information from unsuspecting victims. The messages or websites often appear to be from well-known or seemingly trustworthy entities, but instead collect information for fraudulent purposes .

Yes, there are laws against phishing . Obviously, they’ll be different depending on where you live, where the company is based that you are targeting, and where the systems are that are being used for the attack. If you launch a phishing attack, you’re likely breaking many different laws in several jurisdictions.

Some of the laws you’re likely breaking:

The US CAN SPAM Act of 2003
US Title 18 Part 1 Chapter 47 section 1030 - Fraud and related activity in connection with
computers
US Title 17 - Copyright law - for potentially using copyrighted works in spoofing another
business
Trademark laws - by using registered trademarks illegally in associated with spoofing
Money laundering laws - in association with laundering any stolen funds
Conspiracy laws - in association with collaboration and plans with accomplices

hope it helps . GL HF

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