Below is a list of links describing the problem of online phishing.
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Phishing is a huge problem in today's online Financial Community.  Here is a community website which tracks the problem and is a clearing house for Phishing data: Anti-Phishing.org

The Governing Body for US domestic Financial Institutions is the FFIEC.  Here is a link to a recent declaration that requires Financial Institutions to implement Multi-Factored Authentication for online Financial transactions: FFIEC

Here is a link to a Survey of the state of the market for online Multi-Factor authentication solutions from a banker's view point: Gonzo Banker Survey

Banks Lag in Strong Authentication: Only about half of US banks got their multi-factor authentication deployments off the ground by last year.

Senator Leahy introduced the 2005 Anti-Phishing Bill: Here's the congressional record
"Losses from Phishing are in the Billions"

New Attacks are emerging where a user can enter a URL manually and still get phished: Pharming Article

Got a WiFi router at home?  You should really change the default password.  Pharmers are hitting WiFi routers.

Here's a definition of an emerging threat called Pharming in WikiPedia.

PhishTank.org reports on Phishing statistics: Here's the month of June 07.
Note the top-10 list of phishing victims.

A Harvard/MIT study shows that PassMark is ineffective: NY Times article

DNS Poisoning in the real world is common: Pharming Link

The Washington Post reports that "[Phishing] scams cost them $630 million in 2004 and 2005. That's an average loss of $850 per incident. and that "Losses From Phishing Scams Up Fivefold Since the Previous Survey"

Gartner reports that "The average phishing loss was $256 last year [2005], but this year[2006] the average rose to $1,244, and the total is expected to reach $2.8 billion.