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Phishing is a way of stealing people's sensitive information such asusername, password and banking details by disguising as a legitimate entity(i.e. email, website). Anti-phishing education considered to be vital instrengthening "human", the weakest link in information security. Previousresearch in anti-phishing education focuses on improving educationalinterventions to better interact the end user. However, one can argue thatexisting anti-phishing educational interventions are limited in success due totheir outdated teaching content incorporated. Furthermore, teaching outdatedanti-phishing techniques might not help combat contemporary phishing attacks.Therefore, this research focuses on investigating the obfuscation techniques ofphishing URLs used in anti-phishing education against the contemporary phishingattacks reported in PhishTank.com. Our results showed that URL obfuscation withIP address has become insignificant and it revealed two emerging URLobfuscation techniques, that attackers use lately, haven't been incorporatedinto existing anti-phishing educational interventions.

Why Johnny can't rely on anti-phishing educational interventions to protect himself against contemporary phishing attacks?