For a phishing attempt it's very poor, if he could use HTML, why not hide the link at the very least? visually real url
Well not poor at all, if i used multibit i think i'd fall for it, where from do they have our email addresses? 
Topic: Multibit phishing, beware! (Read 1352 times)
I use Multibit, I need to be careful.
More generally: I have bitcoins; I need to be careful.
For a phishing attempt it's very poor, if he could use HTML, why not hide the link at the very least? visually real url
Even myself I had to read it twice to see where the problem is. MulITbit and mulTIbit .. not that easy.
Quite good scam, just hm.. I didn't subscribe for multibit newsletter, so.. why mail? That would make me suspicious.
I use Multibit, I need to be careful.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
What should I do, transfer the bitcoin to a different wallet.?
User #1 on the scammed list. I wonder how they do it, reading between the lines and scanning for the download button... 
What should I do, transfer the bitcoin to a different wallet.?
Would you know if it was a targeted attempt or a mass mailer?
It gets really worrying when there are phishing attempts and you know that email addresses have been leaked.
It gets really worrying when there are phishing attempts and you know that email addresses have been leaked.
yes forward the email but dont send it, scroll down. Not only will it tell you who all the email went to but where the email actually came from. I can bet [email protected] is not the original email address this was sent from.
Would you know if it was a targeted attempt or a mass mailer?
It gets really worrying when there are phishing attempts and you know that email addresses have been leaked.
It gets really worrying when there are phishing attempts and you know that email addresses have been leaked.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
For a phishing attempt it's very poor, if he could use HTML, why not hide the link at the very least? visually real url
This is one example of the importance of saving the PGP key of the wallet service you plan on using/updating when necessary, and using it to verify the hash of the file you download prior to actually installing it on a computer that has access to any kind of sensitive information, including (but not limited to) private keys that contain bitcion.
Just got an email from "multibit" forwarding to a site that looks exactly the same and the domain is slightly different. Here is the email:
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