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RE: [Full-disclosure] [HV-PAPER] Anti-Phishing Tips You Should NotFollow

Subject: RE: [Full-disclosure] [HV-PAPER] Anti-Phishing Tips You Should NotFollow
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 09:17:54 +0100

I have seen one phishing site which did exactly that-

It tried to login to the real site with the credentials you supplied;  if it
returned a successful login, the userid/password was logged. If it returned
a 'access denied' the userid/password was not logged.


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[mailto:full-disclosure-bounces@lists.grok.org.uk] On Behalf Of Jasper
Bryant-Greene
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Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] [HV-PAPER] Anti-Phishing Tips You Should
NotFollow

Marcos Agüero wrote:
Michal Zalewski escribió:
On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 michaelslists@gmail.com wrote:

If the website then presents you with the "Logon failed" page, you
are possibly on a legitimate website, so you may proceed with
logging in using your correct credentials. If it gets you right
through - it is definitely a phishing attempt.
Note to self: design my next phishing website to always display
"logon failed".
Just as most of the phishing sites already do.

Really? I thought they somehow magically knew enough about you to sign you
in properly and display all the correct details ;)

Seriously though, it wouldn't be that hard to forward the POST on to the
real bank website, would it?

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