As if pop-ups that pretend to be "system warnings" urging you to buy some product aren't bad enough, phishers apparently are getting in on the game. A fairly new trick, discussed in our scam busters and security forums, involves the removal of the address bar and replacing it with a faked image to give the impression you're at a legitimate site. Millers Miles, a UK based auction resource and scam guide, wrote a piece on the tactic earlier this month, including tips on how to avoid being taken for a ride. The Anti-Phishing Working Group reports phishing scams are up some 300% since January.