Definition
Definition of phished - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
cybersecurityTECH. tricked into giving personal informationTECH.
- He was phished by a fake email asking for his bank details.
2.
fraudTECH. obtained through fraudulent meansTECH.
- The phished data was used to access the company's secure systems.
Origin of phished
phishing (no etymology)
Examples of phished in a sentence
Many people get phished through seemingly legitimate websites. The phished credentials were sold on the dark web. Phished information can lead to identity theft.
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- French:hameçonné, obtenu frauduleusement, ...
- German:hereingelegt, durch Phishing erlangt, ...
- Italian:ingannato, ottenuto fraudolentemente, ...
- Spanish:engañado, obtenido fraudulentamente, ...
- Portuguese:enganado, roubado, ...
- Chinese:被骗的, 通过欺诈手段获得的, ...
- Japanese:フィッシングされた, 詐取された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَرِّض لِلاحْتِيال الإِلِكْتِرُونِي, مَسْروق, ...
- Hebrew:נָפַל בְּפִישִׁינְג, מוּשָׁט, ...
- Russian:обманутый, мошеннический, ...
- Ukrainian:обманутий, шахрайський, ...
- Hindi:धोखा दिया, धोखाधड़ी, ...
Definition of phish - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
cybercrimeTECH. try to obtain sensitive information by pretending to be a trustworthy entityTECH.
- Criminals often phish by sending emails that look like they're from banks.
- Hackers often phish through fake websites.
- They tried to phish by posing as tech support.
Origin of phish
English, phreak (phone) + fish (lure)
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- French:hameçonner, ...
- German:phishen, ...
- Italian:rubare informazioni, ...
- Spanish:suplantar, ...
- Portuguese:phishing, ...
- Chinese:网络钓鱼, ...
- Japanese:フィッシングする, ...
- Arabic:اِصْطَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַיֵּג, ...
- Russian:фишинг, ...
- Ukrainian:фішинг, ...
- Hindi:फिशिंग करना, ...
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