tomvox1
路Hi everybody -- hope you're all doing very well.
So, just got hit with what seems like a fairly sophisticated phishing attempt (to me, at least).
This went to my Inbox and not Junk:
When you click on the View Conversation link you get prompted to sign in with your user name & password (even if you are already signed in on other tabs). But the url is not OF but rather something with a forulmts DOT com domain (where you can actually see the templets for this attack if you visit there). Your browser will still prompt you to autofill if you have your login info saved in there despite that discrepancy for some reason.
You will also note that the conversation starter is a real member here but if you click his username link on the email you're redirected to a different member, but actually to the correct Omega Forums site this time. Also, this conversation from the phishing email alert will not exist in your Inbox on the real site.
Finally, if you trace the origin of the email, it comes up as being sent via a "do not reply" from rolexforums DOT com of all things!
Anyway, just a heads up and if you happened to use that dubious link-thru to log in, change your password ASAP.
Be safe out there & all the best,
Tom
So, just got hit with what seems like a fairly sophisticated phishing attempt (to me, at least).
This went to my Inbox and not Junk:
When you click on the View Conversation link you get prompted to sign in with your user name & password (even if you are already signed in on other tabs). But the url is not OF but rather something with a forulmts DOT com domain (where you can actually see the templets for this attack if you visit there). Your browser will still prompt you to autofill if you have your login info saved in there despite that discrepancy for some reason.
You will also note that the conversation starter is a real member here but if you click his username link on the email you're redirected to a different member, but actually to the correct Omega Forums site this time. Also, this conversation from the phishing email alert will not exist in your Inbox on the real site.
Finally, if you trace the origin of the email, it comes up as being sent via a "do not reply" from rolexforums DOT com of all things!
Anyway, just a heads up and if you happened to use that dubious link-thru to log in, change your password ASAP.
Be safe out there & all the best,
Tom

