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mookaloid

posted on 13/4/06 at 12:17 PM Reply With Quote
Warning Ebay Spoof

This is the best spoof I have ever seen

It caught me out and I actually entered my password and pressed enter.

I realised a few seconds later when it didn't take me to an item, and looking more closely the URL wasn't right for ebay but as I say it had me fooled.

I changed my password within 30 seconds after I realised so I don't think any harm was done!


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Mark

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i have sent your item today,please let me know when you will get it ....and please don`t forgot to leave my feedback

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[Edited on 13/4/06 by mookaloid]

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britishtrident

posted on 13/4/06 at 12:34 PM Reply With Quote
A new varition on the " Why haven't I recieved my item " spoof.

I have noticed over the last couple of weeks a big increase in various redirection hijacks at many of the PCs I have been working on. I get the general feeling the overall threat level is pretty high just now, so much so I have dusted off my IPCop box and upgraded it now everything goes through IPCop and CopFilter.

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