Their are lot of Phishing going on , we cannot point out one or two, ya but when ever we come to know about it we should post here so that newbie or anyone else can be alert by this information.
once i got phising by i received a email offer - that one site is opening and they are giving reward of 0.05btc to just register in their account and they will be giving as free offer for their site launch, after i created the site they just got my password of my email id and changed it but luckily i was having security of my mobile sms which i activated it, so when i received sms of password changing i cancelled it and like this i saved my email id.
so be carefull when you receive any offer of free bitcoins, dont try to register with your original details.
Topic: Beware: targeted phishing - page 2. (Read 1283 times)
Always use two step authentication to protect your Google account.Also add you mobile number so that Google send you pin before change password attempt.
It's also worth pointing out that once you have set up 2FA using your phone you can switch it to use Google Authenticator instead. That way you don't need cell service to be available in order to log in from a new device.
The irony, the google "you used Tor, didnt you?" message, they claim is for the users security used for phishing.
Nothing here, yet. Any clues on what website is sending this? Maybe an email list leaked?
Thank you for the warning, sir. Good looking out. I haven't seen anything like this, but I'm going to keep my eyes peeled.
The eventual destination is http://www.myaccount.account-gmail.com/
You can report it here: https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/
You can report it here: https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/
I just received this:
The "review your devices" button links to http://bit.ly/1Om71Rp which takes you to a fake google login page and asks for your google password.
It appears to be targeting Bitcoin users, so be careful out there!
Thanks a lot for this information.Always use two step authentication to protect your Google account.Also add you mobile number so that Google send you pin before change password attempt. The "review your devices" button links to http://bit.ly/1Om71Rp which takes you to a fake google login page and asks for your google password.
It appears to be targeting Bitcoin users, so be careful out there!
Thanks for warn us,its normal phising, really good concept,and i hope its doesnt come to my account and my country,i dont want see someone angry because his own fault.
Now a day there are so much fishy emails send to people. My spam folder got each day bigger and bigger there are enough people who are stupid enough to click such emails.
Yeah i got receive phishing site like that but the design is not the same and there are too many email i receive every week with this link...
After clicking on the link you can go to fake google login page and after you typing your username and password you will redirect to original page of
google. So i change my gmail password and report it to gmail..
Beware guys and always check the url above before you signin..
After clicking on the link you can go to fake google login page and after you typing your username and password you will redirect to original page of
google. So i change my gmail password and report it to gmail..
Beware guys and always check the url above before you signin..
I just received this:
The "review your devices" button links to http://bit.ly/1Om71Rp which takes you to a fake google login page and asks for your google password.
It appears to be targeting Bitcoin users, so be careful out there!
The "review your devices" button links to http://bit.ly/1Om71Rp which takes you to a fake google login page and asks for your google password.
It appears to be targeting Bitcoin users, so be careful out there!
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