settings on a customer's home router were changed after receipt of an e-mail that appeared to be from a legitimate Spanish-language greeting-card company. Controversy over the use of the term The term "pharming" has been controversial within the field. At a conference organized by the Anti-Phishing Working Group, Phillip Hallam-Baker denounced the term as "a marketing neologism designed to convince banks to buy a new set of security services". See also Phishing DNS spoofing IT risk Mutual authentication Trusteer Notes References Sources External links After Phishing? Pharming! Types of malware Computer security exploits