UPDATED: 7:45 p.m. Law enforcement authorities in California, Nevada, North Carolina arrested 33 people Wednesday as part of an international crackdown on “phishing,” e-mail scams that trick people into giving personal and financial data to counterfeit Web sites. The action, dubbed “Operation Phish Phry” by the FBI, targeted at least 100 people, including 20 defendants in the United States who remain at large. The FBI said that authorities in Egypt have charged at least 47 unindicted co-conspirators there in connection with the scam, which ran from January 2007 through September. It is the largest group of defendants to face charges in a cybercrime case, the FBI said. According to a 51-count indictment returned last week by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles, the defendants in Egypt used e-mails to lure customers of Wells Fargo and Bank of America to phony bank Web sites rigged to steal victims’ usernames and