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[WARNING] Dota 2 Phishing Page Offers Keys and Rare Items

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This page tries to steal your yahoo login details and steam. Watch out!
I've seen people talking about this, thanks for the heads up!
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(Jun 18, 2014 10:10 AM)Quest™ Wrote:  
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This page tries to steal your yahoo login details and steam. Watch out!
Why in the living world would someone host a phishing site on webs.com?, That makes absolutely no sense.
(Jul 30, 2014 02:31 PM)Assault Rains Wrote:  Not overclocking is like having a racecar but never taking it to the racetrack. Wasted money, you could also drive a Fiat Punto than which uses less fuel.
(Jun 18, 2014 12:34 PM)Tromboner Wrote:  Why in the living world would someone host a phishing site on webs.com?, That makes absolutely no sense.

So that way the middle man is a free web service and the web service would get blamed. Somebody has to report this to webs.com soon, or we are all doomed to get our Dota accounts hacked (of course mine is hypothetical).
I have steam guard enabled. Also, I don't login to other websites unless it's official dota2,steam etc.
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When trying to visit the website firefox blocks me and warns me that it has been reported as a phishing website.
Also why don't you just report it to webs.com as a phishing website? Within 24 hours they will take it down (I already reported it).

Any free website such as yola.com, webs.com, SPAM.com can be reported.
They will take it down in no time.
I wonder if anyone actually fell for that shit
If someone's going to phish at least get a real domain. At least you're more believable that way. Creator of phishing site is an amateur :P
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You know in the early days of FIFA ultimate team many people fell for sites like this. I know people that could get around 1 million coins a day which was £100+ at that time.
The main website creator was weebly for them. I was absolutely shocked at some of the idiots which fell for it. Some with messi and ronaldo.
(Jun 18, 2014 12:37 PM)T e s s e r a c t Wrote:  So that way the middle man is a free web service and the web service would get blamed. Somebody has to report this to webs.com soon, or we are all doomed to get our Dota accounts hacked (of course mine is hypothetical).

My point is the exact same point as pillows, if you can't even get a real domain to prove that you aren't fake, that is a very amateur move.
(Jul 30, 2014 02:31 PM)Assault Rains Wrote:  Not overclocking is like having a racecar but never taking it to the racetrack. Wasted money, you could also drive a Fiat Punto than which uses less fuel.
Thank you Robin for the notification. I appreciate it.
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This is a hilariously horrible phishing attempt, I can't really see anyone falling for it. The guy that made this site is the same kind of person that plays Riki.
Thanks for the heads up, the amateur was a complete fucking noob
(Jun 18, 2014 08:27 PM)Null Byte Wrote:  This is a hilariously horrible phishing attempt, I can't really see anyone falling for it. The guy that made this site is the same kind of person that plays Riki.

You'd be surprised at the amount of people who still fall for phishing attempts like this even though it's a subdomain.
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Man phishing sites make everything so noticeable. Note the "Password" and "Yahoo email", only an idiot can fall for this.
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