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This paper compares the risk factors for becoming a victim of two types ofphishing: high-tech phishing (using malicious software) and low-tech phishing(using e-mails and telephone calls). These risk factors are linked topossibilities for situational crime prevention. Data from a cybercrime victimsurvey in the Netherlands (n=10,316) is used. Based on routine activity theory,the multivariate analyses include thirty variables. The findings showsituational crime prevention has to be aimed at groups other than just theusers themselves. Criminals are primarily interested in popular online placesand the onus is on the owners of these virtual places to protect their visitorsfrom getting infected.

Comparing Victims of Phishing and Malware Attacks: Unraveling Risk Factors and Possibilities for Situational Crime Prevention