Internet fraudsters have started to exploit the theme of rapid credit
Experts "Kaspersky Lab" recorded atypical phishing newsletter with an offer quick loans. Typically, spam emails, affecting the banking subjects, are fake notices from banks, which tell about the problems with the bill and require the recipient to take urgent measures to prevent its closure. In contrast to these "classical" detection scheme operated a distribution uncharacteristic theme lending scam and was not aimed at stealing the login and password of online banking. sent letters to one line promised to forgive the loan. In this case, attackers cunningly used the technique redirects to complicate the detection of fraudulent site service providers and representatives of short links.
Thus, the reference in the letter led to a specially created site-cap, which then redirect the user to phishing pages, disguised as profiles of major banks (Sberbank, Houmkredit, Tinkoff Bank of Moscow), the official resources for these very banks. On page asked users to phishing fill out a form for the loan. In reality, he just passed confidential information to criminals: for the questionnaire were requested not only name and date of birth, but also the passport data and information on the property owned by the victim. No application for a loan the bank, of course, did not get.
"Many users are unaware of popular phishing schemes, whose main task - to get credit card information or details of access to Internet banking. But this list is not typical in content and methods of obtaining the personal data of the victim, which is why the recipient of the letter it can "bite". We would like to remind you that the big banks would never resort to such dubious mailings, and that personal data should be left only to the official, trusted sites, it is desirable to use a secure connection with a valid certificate. Otherwise, you can only guess how attackers arrange for its disposal of your personal information "- advises Tatyana Kulikova, a leading analyst spam" Kaspersky Lab ".
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