Please read our Terms of Service to keep your account active

[John Connor]

PSA

Just got this E-mail. It states:

Dear user,

Comcast is working on new ways to protect and improve your experience! We have been updating some of our Terms and Policies and you are required to Read and Accept them before 15th of December this year!
This action will not affect your billing or other services offered by us and is necesary in order to receive Comcast Services in the future!

Please follow this link and take a quick look on our new updates!

With a link that says, "Terms Of Service Update Link."


Almost clicked the fucker until my gut kicked in as to the assery that is Comcast asking me to accept new terms like this and the from E-mail came from the domain procuraduria-admon.gob.pa

So I promptly reported it to my trusty spamcop website and Comcast. So just be warnbed about this and tell your lesser technically minded friends about this.

 

[John Connor]

Hmm, looks like that domain goes to Panama with an IP of 168.77.213.233.

 

[shortylickens]

it could be Panama. More likely a proxy.

 

[John Connor]

Thanks to Kaido's post here: http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=threads/is-there-an-online-sandbox-to-check-urls.2413369/#post-38629217

I was able to test the link. I entered fuckyou as a username and password as 1234 and I got redirected to Comcast's terms of service. LMFAO!

Screwed the screwer HAHAHA

 

[John Connor]

Well how be damned. I first used Chrome and then Firefox. This is what Firefox popped up.

Looks like FF is more secure. LOL

 

[John Connor]

So how the hell is this diffrent than the real link? It begins with:

http://login.comcast.net-

login.comcast is a subdomain of Comcast, is it not?

Wait! It's different. I see now.

http://login.comcast.net-loginvalid.

I won't post the full link.

Everything before the . is a made up domain.