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| Subject: | Re: Capital One's website inadvertently assists phishing |
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| Date: | Tue, 19 Apr 2005 14:27:56 -0800 |
Just tested, seems fixed. On 4/19/05, Joseph Barillari <bugtraq@barillari.org> wrote:
Capital One's website has an unchecked redirect. I'm used to seeing these exploited by slashdot trolls (e.g., sending people to the goatse picture when they think they're going to microsoft.com), but this is the first case in which I've seen one at a bank's website.
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