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Internet Explorer phish bug, works with https, ie paypal

fatkorean

Senior member
I looked up phish, ie, explorer, bug, internet and didn't come up with anything so hope this isn't a repost..

Well I was browsing another forum and I saw this. Its kinda scary if you have IE...

here is the link

-fk

edited to add another link... https://www.paypal.com
 
click that link, then click the symantec link in the "fake" email. then look at your address bar, also look at the status bar if you have it on ie and hold your mouse over the link. Then right click on the page and goto properties.. what do you see?

Can you imagine if it was paypal? or your bank?

-fk
 
/me gets ready to see a lot more of those ebay/paypal update credit card information e-mails.

That is crazy, thanks for the info
 
Unless they can come up with a way to squash this, I think it could be very bad. Even n00bs don't reply to spam any more, but they will click links.

I don't know if this would work in an email, though.

<edit> removed stupid question 😉 </edit>
 
This has been done with paypal, so I don't have to imagine it.

Redirects are as old as html. If you get hit by one, you deserve it.
 
Opera gives the following in a dialog - even better than firebird IMO:
Security warning:

You are about to go to an address containing a username.

Username: www.paypal.com
Server: secure.divo.net

Are you sure you want to go to this address?
 
Originally posted by: SammySon
This has been done with paypal, so I don't have to imagine it.

Redirects are as old as html. If you get hit by one, you deserve it.
It's not a redirect - read up, it's far worse than that.
 
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