A new phishing e-mail campaign targets users of Google's Blogger publishing tool.

"The text of the message couldn't be simpler, and the embedded link that brings the user to the phishing page withstands a cursory glance since it begins with the google.com domain," writes Help Net Security's Zeljka Zorz. "TrendLabs' experts took the trouble to investigate and discovered that the phishing site is hosted on a remote site."

"The phishing site resembles the real one, but I think regular users could tell that something is different," Zorz writes.

Click here to read the Help Net Security article.