#tollscam — Public Fediverse posts

Links to a fresh set of "road toll" scam websites were pushed out by SMS today, targeting people with mobile phones in #Colorado area codes. The messages tell the recipient that they owe back tolls for driving on a highway in Colorado and purports to link to the Colorado DMV website. The page that loads accurately mimics the Colorado Department of Revenue website appearance, and claims you owe $6.69 in tolls. Needless to say, this is fake. Spread the word: Tolls are not collected directly via SMS message.

This is a continuation of an ongoing, Russia-originated campaign that has been targeting specific states and regions for the past year. I blogged about it in October for @Netcraft - we gave the threat actor the moniker Logger EIO. https://www.netcraft.com/blog/taxpayers-drivers-targeted-in-refund-and-road-toll-smishing-scams

#smishing #phishing #colorado #CODOR #CODMV #DMV #scam #fraud #roadtoll #tollroad #tollscam #LoggerEIO

Visual deception in phishing attacks is more present today than many care to admit. Phishing campaigns, for example, the recent Unpaid Toll Scams, employ visual deception. In this post, we show how phishers exploit peoples' tendencies to see what they want to read rather than what appears in a message or hyperlink.

https://interisle.substack.com/p/common-visual-deceptions-in-phishing

#phishing #url #infringement #tollscam #lookalikedomain

I’m getting tired of seeing this #scam in my text messages. +63 is the #philippines #tolls #tollscam I’m sure most people know to just delete and #block this