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> | How did the scammer know about my order in the first place to social engineer the replacement request? Via: either buying order requests Looks like you can
by leorocky 12y ago
> | How did the scammer know about my order in the first place to social engineer the replacement request?
Via: either buying order requests
Looks like you can buy order requests from people who social engineered order numbers out of amazon reps via chat. A rep from amazon provided someone who didn't authenticate themselves amazon order numbers [1].
> using third-party honeypots to capture your info, using the domain registrar, or a combination of any of these.
But how does a "third-party honeypot" capture your activity on Amazon? What does a domain registrar have anything to do with placing orders on Amazon?
[1] http://www.htmlist.com/rants/two-for-one-amazon-coms-socially-engineered-replacement-order-scam/ http://www.htmlist.com/rants/two-for-one-amazon-coms-sociall...
- cthalupa 12y ago>What does a domain registrar have anything to do with placing orders on Amazon? See someone make a blog post on their site about buying an Xbox from Amazon. Get WHOIS data from registrar. Have name and address of person who purchased Xbox. Use details to request replacement