Re: [Full-Disclosure] US Bank scam

This is a slick phishing scam, I have to admit. One thing I noticed
though;
I printed the various pages of the website out with IE to use as an
example and I noticed that the real URL appeared at the bottom of each
page as opposed to the bogus one. I thought that was interesting. Has
anyone else
noticed that this occurs with other phishing sites or is it just unique
to this case?

Charles Hamby

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On Tue, 15 Jun 2004, David Lederman wrote:

> This is the best phishing scam I've seen yet:
> http://www.bis1bp.com/a12/index.html
>
> I have Windows Server 2003 fully patched and this works. The program
fakes an address bar so this
> would pass through most people's safety check, after all the address
bar clearly has the correct
> address.
>
> There are bugs in the code, for example, all your Internet Explorer
windows will now have this
> address, but again for most people would only have one window open.
>

If you have google's toolbar or something similar, it will overwrite
this
toolbar and not the address bar.

But, I must admit that this thing is ingenious !

E.

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