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Thread: New Phishy: "Wells Fargo AMT service upgrade"

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    Just a Virtualized Geek MrLinus's Avatar
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    New Phishy: "Wells Fargo AMT service upgrade"

    How convient and so security-minded of Wells Fargo. Interesting too that it goes to http://200.155.4.91:81/1/index.php (down at this time) rather than Wells Fargo's Official Site:

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    inetnum: 200.155.0/19
    aut-num: AS16397
    abuse-c: ABC204
    owner: Comdominio Soluções de Tecnologia S/A.
    ownerid: 003.672.254/0001-44
    responsible: Area de Engenharia - comDominio
    address: Rua Dr. Miguel Couto, 58,
    address: 01008-010 - Sao Paulo - SP
    phone: (11) 3351-4325 []
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    inetrev: 200.155.0/20
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    inetrev: 200.155.20/22
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    nic-hdl-br: ABC204
    person: Abuse @ comDominio
    e-mail: abuse@COMDOMINIO.COM.BR
    address: Rua Dr. Miguel Couto, 58,
    address: 01008-010 - Sao Paulo - SP
    phone: (11) 3351-4325 []
    created: 20030625
    changed: 20030625

    nic-hdl-br: AEC81
    person: Area de Engenharia - comDominio
    e-mail: registro@COMDOMINIO.COM.BR
    address: Rua Dr. Miguel Couto, 58,
    address: 01008-010 - São Paulo - SP
    phone: (11) 3351-4325 []
    created: 20020909
    changed: 20030623

    nic-hdl-br: GRC66
    person: Gerencia de Redes - comDominio
    e-mail: registro@COMDOMINIO.COM.BR
    address: Rua Dr. Miguel Couto, 58,
    address: 01008-010 - Sao Paulo - SP
    phone: (11) 3351-4325 []
    created: 20020909
    changed: 20040126

    remarks: Security issues should also be addressed to
    remarks: nbso@nic.br, http://www.nbso.nic.br/
    remarks: Mail abuse issues should also be addressed to
    remarks: mail-abuse@nic.br

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    And even more interesting is the source:

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    <font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Dear Wells Fargo customer, </font></p>
                    
    
    <font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">                    In order to be prepared for the smart card upgrade on Visa and MasterCard debit and credit cards and to avoid problems with our ATM services, we have recently introduced additional security measures and upgraded our software.</font> <font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">
    
                        
    
                        This security upgrade will be effective immediately and requires our customers to update their ATM card information. Please update your information here
    
                        
    
     &copy; Wells Fargo Customer Support Dept. 
    
                        
    
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    that is interesting.....

    THIS INFORMATION ABOVE IS WHY I ENJOY BEING A MEMBER OF AO.....

    the sad thing is that probibly hundreds of people fell for it......

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    umm..Very interesting. MsMittens do you think you were a prime target or just someone in a line of names? This is one reason why learning some code helps, one doesn't get that from WYSIWYG progs.

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    Just a Virtualized Geek MrLinus's Avatar
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    Naw. I'm Canadian. Wells Fargo has diddly to do with ATMs up here. It'd be better if CIBC or Royal Bank or one of the other "Big 5" (as they are called) had sent that. Then it'd look a little more legit. Plus that "AMT" typo was rather a big hint!

    I get these now and again. And I find them amusing to say the least. The other recent one that made me giggle was a variation on the Nigerian/419 scam. Except this one was for China. There EVERYWHERE!

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