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Paul Davis , retail fraud director at Lloyds Banking Group , told Money Mail criminals can mimic the exact format of messages – which appear as though they are sent from a bank ’s number using a technique called ‘ spoofing ’ .
 number: trusted entity; bank: trusted entity
Given event type and trigger, please tell me the arguments of all the listed option. Output format is "name1: role1; name2: role2". 
Event type: phishing 
  Option: victim, attacker, attack pattern, purpose, damage amount, tool, time, place, trusted entity 
Text: {0} 
Answer:
 number: trusted entity; bank: trusted entity