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Cloning websites for profit

A few suspicious-looking domains have been recently registered, hosted on the same IP address (206.54.190.169). Some of these clone websites deliberately replicate the name and design of its original counterpart. Are they friendly twins or evil clones? Let’s find out.

About Phishing

This post is an attempt to resume some of the most common phishing schemes that I’ve dealt with, as well as sharing some tips on how to identify them.

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