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09/23/2008, 5:25pm, EDT
Tuesday, September 23rd
Another MobileMe credit card phishing scam surfaces
Malicious users are again targeting MobileMe customers with a phishing ploy geared towards obtaining credit card information. According to UGN InfoManager, the scam comes in the form of a billing verification email from Apple, which leads users to an official-looking website. The site is hosted on a fraudulent web server, the domain name being klubdna.com, despite the visual resemblances to Apple's MobileMe account page.
In addition, the originating server DNS addresses have been masked by Joker.com, a site suspected of sympathizing with online criminals.
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Fraudulent page, not site
The destinations of links for this campaign are typically legitimate web sites that have been hijacked by phishers. The phishers insert pages (and usually PHP programs) into the site in a new subdirectory undetectable to normal site visitors or even to webmasters who don't check their directory structure or access logs. I received the same phishing message today (sent from a different bot-net PC), which contained a link to a hijacked French web site.
Stiff penalty
They really need to crack down on idiots that do this. Penalties need to be extremely harsh, ie, banishment from the human race.
joker.com ???
Can you please elaborate on the "sympathizing with online criminals" claim about joker.com? I've been using them as a registrar for years with no problems and without ever hearing any of these rumors. Where did you get your information from?