152/3). PayPal - HTML.Phishing.Pay-199
This email targets customers of PayPal.
Message Details
| Malware Name: | HTML.Phishing.Pay-199 |
| Origin: |  Korea, Republic of |
| Date first seen: | 16/08/2006 11:50:57 |
| From: | "PayPal Service Center" <Tanner@paypal.com> |
| Subject: | Important information about PayPal.Read Inside. confirmation code zw bcwcxsddzwaji shx |
Attacker's URLs
The following table shows the details of the URLs used by the attacker. These could either be the fake website of the attack, or a site which redirects to the attackers fake site. Sometimes the attacker will use an additional site for hosting resources such as images.
The table shows the current status of the site: if it is still reachable (
), or if it has been shut down (
). If the site has not been confirmed as a phishing site it is shown with the symbol 
. The time when the site was first observed is shown, together with the time that the site was shut down, if applicable. Do not visit the attackers site as it may contain malware. You can get more details on the site by clicking on the 
symbol.
| Status | First observed | Shut Down | Internet Address | URL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
06/08/2006 10:44:27 |  203.146.246.133 |
http://203.146.246.133/libsh.so/ | |
Message Text
The text below shows the message content, rendered in a safe way. It does not show images or HTML formatting, but the text is the same as that contained in the phishing email. Each clickable link is shown as a reference. You can see the way the URL is presented in the main body of the text, while the actual URL activated by the link is shown below the main body.
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Embedded Images
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