check this site out, looks just like the real thing!

 

http://www.mostlyreptiles.com/nationwide/sign-on/update.html

 

mostlyreptiles.com - lol

 

feel free to email him

 

Ardillo, Michael mike@ardillohosting.com

325 Bailey Ave.

Kingston, Tennessee 37763

United States

7025059982

my aol has just blocked this site as it is trying to steal info from my pc

aol suck lol

 

the site doesnt run any code etc, it just wants you to type your login in. DONT!

If you're using Microsoft security it'll give you a warning page first before allowing you to go further!!

 

But my point is... WHY?? If you typed in mostlyreptiles.com in the first place would you expect to find this log-in page for Nationwide? :confused:

It came on an email, looked exactly like the proper nationwide ones and from the same address. was only when i looked at the address the login button was taking me too i saw it.

 

ps im not a nationwide customer, so knew it was a phising mail, just suprised at how good it looks.

looked up the owner of the domain on whois, no doubt the fbi will be visiting him!

 

The first link is the nationwide one

 

the page at the route of the domain looks like he is building a halifax one

looked up the owner of the domain on whois, no doubt the fbi will be visiting him!

 

The first link is the nationwide one

 

the page at the route of the domain looks like he is building a halifax one

Then I'd say that he probably runs a hosting site, but does not check what he is hosting. Either that, or he's really fooking stupid!!

here is the email

 

 

April 2007

 

Dear Valued Customer,

Financial institutions around the world have always been subject to attempts by criminals to try and defraud

money from them and their customers. These attempts can occur in a number of ways ( e.g. credit card fraud,

telephone banking or Internet scams).

 

As a part of our ongoing commitment to provide the "Best Possible" service and Protection to all our Members this year,

we are now requiring each member to validate their accounts using our new secure and safe SSL servers. To

validate your online banking account click on Log In To Online Banking .

This Email has being sent to all Nationwide's Internet Banking customers, and it is compulsory to follow,

as failure to verify account details will lead to account suspension.

 

Regards.

Online Banking Security Team

Nationwide Building Society Bank

http://www.nationwide.co.uk/default.htm

 

 

© All Rights Reserved. Nationwide Building Society Bank Financial Group.

Do NOT reply to this message, as replies would not be answered

 

TRACKING NUMBER: A00002839010-00006379001

 

 

You will notice that there is no ssl at all on the nationwide page he has done

the log on in the middle of the email takes you to the mostlyreptiles nationwide page, the email has all the nationwide images on it etc that havnt copied to the post. Im just sayin if you are a nationwide customer, delete it

i've had a few emails recently form 'paypal' wanting me to click on the link and enter my details to cure a fault with my acount. needless to say it wasn't from paypal and i didn't enter my details.

Looks like a hacked site, i see this a lot in my work at a hosting company.