Another phishing PayPal site
Received yet another fake email purportedly from PayPal.
Here are the details:
PayPal
to ahoklah@gmail.com,
date Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 6:33 PM
subject Critical Information Regarding Your Account
mailed-by vitamin101.com.tw
Images are not displayed.
Display images below - Always display images from noreply@paypals.com
Dear PayPal User
Due to the safety and integrity of the PayPal
account you have been notified with this message.
As a security measure your PayPal account information needs to be
updated in order to reduce the instance of unauthorized transactions on our website.
If you could please take 2 to 3 minutes out of your precious time and confirm your details you will not experience
further problems with the online service.
Once you have updated your account records your PayPal
services will not be interrupted and will get protected with additional security.
To protect your PayPal account start with the following link:
Click Here To Continue

Looks like the real deal
The link is http://www.sklep-gps.pl/images/secpaypal.com-secure-ISO9491/confirm/webscr.php?cmd=_login-run&dispatch=a23fb40310a01cac2553635478262a06a23fb40310a01cac2553635478262a06
Was surprised that Firefox didn't give me a phising site alert. It usually does.
The "Phisers" are getting better.
Here are the details:
PayPal
to ahoklah@gmail.com,
date Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 6:33 PM
subject Critical Information Regarding Your Account
mailed-by vitamin101.com.tw
Images are not displayed.
Display images below - Always display images from noreply@paypals.com
Dear PayPal User
Due to the safety and integrity of the PayPal
account you have been notified with this message.
As a security measure your PayPal account information needs to be
updated in order to reduce the instance of unauthorized transactions on our website.
If you could please take 2 to 3 minutes out of your precious time and confirm your details you will not experience
further problems with the online service.
Once you have updated your account records your PayPal
services will not be interrupted and will get protected with additional security.
To protect your PayPal account start with the following link:
Click Here To Continue

Looks like the real deal
The link is http://www.sklep-gps.pl/images/secpaypal.com-secure-ISO9491/confirm/webscr.php?cmd=_login-run&dispatch=a23fb40310a01cac2553635478262a06a23fb40310a01cac2553635478262a06
Was surprised that Firefox didn't give me a phising site alert. It usually does.
The "Phisers" are getting better.
Comments
yeah,actions should be taken to rectify this kind of things..