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by Avamander
1033 days ago
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You don't just need the VMC itself, you have to get a registered trademark, which is also probably up there in the thousands. > I do not know how valid the paper trail concern is; I haven’t gone through the VMC procedure(s). You can currently steal a credit card, lie to a registrar and start your phishing campaign. Having to have a legal entity for a phish paints a nice target on your back. |
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Would it be possible to register a trademark that looks similar to another company’s and impersonate them? I can’t imagine the process would be 100% effective.
Sure the company would probably notice pretty quickly, but not before you’ve spear phished a couple clients.