Tweeter Phishing
This short post dedicated to tweeter phishing attempt that we noticed. It is based on simple re-directs that finally lands on some arbitrary page where your twitter credentials are prompted.
Here is how it works:
The email:
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Tweeter Phishing Email |
Link re-directs:
- po.st/L41lRU - located in US
- hxxp://joi.nu/o6j?iewj - located in Germany
- hxxp://103.243.128.145/r/fw1/ - located in Hong Kong
In stage 3 you land in phishing site (see image below) claiming that your session has ended. In order to see that "tempted Tweet" you are asked to enter your Twitter credentials.
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Phishing Page |
Needless to say, that you should not!
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