I received the following email, supposedly from Facebook
A review of the link imbedded in this email shows that it points to:
http://www.facebook.com.hutijillitl.com/usersdirectory/LoginFacebook.php?ref=685939766133543484442926010224411111313460130602
Notice that it starts with “facebook.com” but continues on to the actual domain which is “hutijullitl.com”
YOU DO NOT WANT TO RESPOND TO OR CLICK ON ANY LINKS WITHIN THIS EMAIL!
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facebook
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In an effort to make your online experience safer and
more enjoyable, Facebook will be implementing a new login system that
will affect all Facebook users. These changes will offer new features and
increased account security.
Before you are able to use the new login system, you will be required to
update your account.
Click here
to update your account online now.
If you have any questions, reference our New User
Guide.
Thanks,
The Facebook Team
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Update your Facebook account
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This message was
intended for .
Facebook’s offices are located at 1601 S. California Ave., Palo Alto, CA
94304. |
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No virus
found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG – www.avg.com
Version: 9.0.722 / Virus Database: 270.14.121/2589 – Release Date: 12/27/09
01:18:00
I received the following email with an attachement named “form.html“. It pretends that it is from American Express however a review of the attached web form shows that it points back to http://www.76tbike.com/ipdata/online.americanexpress.com.php. Forget about the stuff on the end which tries to make this look like it came from American Express, the domain name showing is www.76tbike.com – definitely NOT American Express. (more…)
