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: Confessions of a G33kTwitter Phish
By joy
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Well, I guess when you have enough Twitter followers, you start seeing the phishing scams.
It looks pretty close - design wise - to an official Twitter email. However, the thing was a) sent to an address that isn’t used for Twitter and b) sent from a hotmail address, which means these guys were just hoping for a few clicks before getting shut down. The hover over shows the address of the phishing site.
Technorati Tags: Twitter, phishing, phish, Hotmail
Full post as published by Confessions of a G33k on July 11, 2010 (boomark / email).
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