Topic: Request: add bitcointalk.TO to [phishing] list - page 3. (Read 992 times)
It's great to see the domain is being replaced by the word "phishing" in links. This will help to protect Bitcoin Talk members. At first I thought it would be a good idea to replace all references to the domain, but on reflection, I think it would be better to leave the name intact in warning posts that don't contain an active link. This will help to protect lurkers and Google users who are not members of Bitcoin Talk. If we can make sure that these scams are not profitable, then hopefully we can reduce the number of them in the future.
Oh my god, i almost opened that thread yesterday, too sleepy to do that, and come back to pc this morning hoping to read it, but i found this thread instead. Maybe, yesterday, i will click to that link because news about satoshi is interesting and intriguing but thanks i didnt. This phishing case should be moderated fastly by moderator or admin, and automation on replacing the link to [phishing] is a great way to deal with this case. Just need a lot of database of phishing link so it will run perfectly.
Thanks LoyceV, you saved my life.
Thanks LoyceV, you saved my life.
Yesterday, user Sanya_sun (now banned) was spamming phishing links to Bitcointalk.org spelled with double L ("taLLk"). Most of his posts have been deleted, but there's one left:
My request: please do the same with the phishing link mentioned in the topic title. Those links are often posted, probably because Google keeps showing them.
Satoshi retrurns! 
https://[phishing]/index.php.topic=5.msg28.php
It's very nice to see the phishing link is now automatically replaced by a warning! https://[phishing]/index.php.topic=5.msg28.php
My request: please do the same with the phishing link mentioned in the topic title. Those links are often posted, probably because Google keeps showing them.
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