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A phising attempt impersonating USPS
- mind-blight 4y agoI just received a new phising attempt at gathering my CC number by impersonating USPS. I received this text from an unknown number (this includes the real link, so click at your own peril): > USPS: Please update your package address so we can deliver to your door as quickly as possible. Otherwise, it will be returned. usprlrlxs.info/ERJIW That link redirects to https://usprlrlxs.info/usps/addres https://usprlrlxs.info/usps/addres (also the real spam link). If you fill out an address, they ask for a credit card for redelivery. I archived the URL in the wayback machine in case you want to look at it safely. This was a lot more interesting to me than the standard "Buy our ED pills" spam that I usually get via text, so I figured that I'd share it out.
- mind-blight 4y agoLooks like the you have to visit the wayback URL at https://web.archive.org/web/20221028171605/https://usprlrlxs.info/usps/static/css/footer-sb.css https://web.archive.org/web/20221028171605/https://usprlrlxs.... Direct linking doesn't actually work for some reason :/