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New bank phishing scam with real domain name
Stan Beer
Tuesday, 02 May 2006 04:00
Using the domain, www.commonwealth-security.com, sophisticated scammers are using the well worn method of trying to get people to visit their site under the guise of being from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and asking people to update their details. The level of sophistication of this phishing attempt, however, is such that the scammers are using a top level registered domain name. The scam site can be traced back to www.comcast.net, which is probably the unwitting host.
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