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Yeah, and this one isn't any better in that regard. Was just examining it on a Mac, where it uses the same Windows UI style. One should think that malware auth
by Slartie 8y ago
Yeah, and this one isn't any better in that regard. Was just examining it on a Mac, where it uses the same Windows UI style.
One should think that malware authors would have already implemented some JS library of sorts for their fake popups that fakes Windows, MacOS and Linux UI styles more convincingly.
Especially since they've applied serious thoughts to other parts of the fake, like the language chooser in the fake Steam popup. It causes a spinner for a short while and then an error popup saying something like "cannot communicate with Steam server". Nice idea to dead-end page components that they didn't want to fake more convincingly.
- solarkraft 8y agoUnthemed Windows & Mac OS will be convincing to a lot, Linux will be pretty hard. Then again those who tinker with their computers are unlikely to fall into this trap.
- askmike 8y agoThis specific phishing website mimics an ingame website for Counter-Strike Global Offensive, a shooter game with the vast majority of players using Windows. Linux isn't supported at all and while the game technically runs on a Mac most people don't (or play it with Bootcamp). I would not be surprised if 99% of the audience for this website is using Windows, the vast majority with default themes (and the ones without either won't notice this or think Windows is buggy when a popup shows the default theme).
- def_true_false 8y ago>Linux isn't supported at all What? Valve games tend to have pretty good Linux support.
- julioneander 8y agoCS:GO runs natively on Linux, most Valve games do actually