I've gotten used to the email scams from people pretending to be eBay, Citibank, etc., claiming you need to login immediately in order to verify your account. But this is the first time I've gotten an eBay phishing scam as a pretend "Item not received" dispute.
I didn't click. I did think about it for a second, because of the "What the hell is this?" instinct.
But, paranoid dude that I am, I checked the headers (and besides, you should always type the address in manually, never click an email link), and saw that, no, it didn't come from ebay. Rather, it came from ip address 61.211.238.83.
Running a port scan on the offending computer reveals that it is associated with the hadano.tv domain, has a slew of open services, and is running Linux.
This phishing scam was better written, and a bit more sophisticated, than the run of the mill crap we're all (hopefully) fully aware of.
Let the surfer beware.
Love to all. Even you, the kid who has an answer to everything, and then some.
4 comments:
Yep, received one a few weeks ago. These mofos are getting quite smart.
Rich,
Why don't you just admit that you stiffed a guy on a pair of a ghetto kicks? Shame on you...
Sucker had it coming. I specifically fucking said US SHIPPING ONLY.
eBay keeps all my account info on the USA .com domain, but according to your "you're a crappy seller" note, you get to keep your "dispute console" on the much more trendy .uk domain. i'm sort of jealous...
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