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I experienced the exact same thing when I bought the Flipper Zero. A "hacker device" and the email communication following the sale being made was straight out
by tomashubelbauer 2y ago
I experienced the exact same thing when I bought the Flipper Zero. A "hacker device" and the email communication following the sale being made was straight out of a phishing email campaign book. I don't remember the details, it has been a while, but it was wild how sketchy the emails looked. I hope they have improved the email templates since.
- frizlab 2y agoI got way worse. I was fined for leaving an unattended baggage at the train station for a bit. The fine came through an SMS message redirecting to a domain which I had to whois to verify was owned by the train company…
- lupire 2y agoYou left your ID in the baggage?
- frizlab 2y agoI left it long enough for it to be discovered but I was around. I wasn't fined on the spot for some reasons and received the fine later.
- 0xDEAFBEAD 2y agoCouldn't an attacker put in bogus whois data? Is there anything which validates that the information from whois is actually accurate?
- frizlab 2y agoI’m not sure about that. I also searched for other indicators that the link was actually valid.
- Foobar8568 2y agoMy client is sending communication and security related guidance in either an external domain or with pdf files. Every quarter they do internal phishing tests. I have no words.