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Just saw the best email ever … in my inbox … domain is relatively new
So I decided to have a little bit of fun today. I got the following email through jaredrimer.net’s contact form.
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by () on Friday, November 06, 2020 at 10:00:57
Name: WalterGlype
phone: 81976922431
contact_method: both E-mail and phone
bug: no
additional_bug_info: Unusual login details
Country / region: Lagos, Nigeria
IP address: 41.73.224.0
Platform: Windows 10
Browser: Chrome
Click here to check for more detailed activities. http://emailhostsecurity.com/?page_id=26
Failure to update might lead to permanent deactivation of your email account.It looks like they have privacy turned on based on my lookup, because it doesn’t even list a company.
The creation date was November 4, 2020 UTC. It expires in three years. There is a little bit more information listed like where it is pointing, and who registered the domain I.E. Enom, Godaddy, etc. but I am not interested in sharing all of what is listed publicly, you can look that up on your own. I just thought this was quite interesting, a domain claiming to be a host security domain blatently asking for email address and password, and nothing on its web site on who they were. Quite interesting.
comment_or_question: Unusual login details
Country / region: Lagos, Nigeria
IP address: 41.73.224.0
Platform: Windows 10
Browser: Chrome
Click here to check for more detailed activities. http://emailhostsecurity.com/?page_id=26
Failure to update might lead to permanent deactivation of your email account.
submit: Submit comment or question to the Jared Rimer Network
HTTP_USER_AGENT: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/67.0.3396.87 Safari/537.36 OPR/54.0.2952.51
REMOTE_ADDR: 143.244.38.159
When I went to the URL base domain, the page looks to have an image. Nothing more. It also has a supposed copyright C pannel that is linked. When I went to the address in this email, it asked for an email address and a password.
I just decided to have a little fun. I gave them an email address all right, and I even gave them a password. The site said: “Thank you for your trust. You’ll receive an email from us shortly.”
No, I didn’t give them anything on my domains, in fact, they won’t be finding me where I sent them.
Updated 11:25 am PT to clean up slight errors.
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