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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Phishing targets HM Revenue & Customs clients

Posted on Wednesday, August 28, 2013 by Red Horse | No comments
A new phishing targets HM Revenue & Customs clients. HM Revenue & Customs is an institution tied with the UK government responsible for UK's tax.

The phishing email contains these:



With a zip archive attachment that contains an HTML file named HM Revenue & Customs - Details.html.

Once the html file is opened, it shows this form:



The form looks legit since it uses images directly from the HMRC website.

When submitted, every information entered are sent to
h00p://nagios.net1.com.kh/nagiosweb/Lang.php


At the time of this writing, directing to the site where the information is sent to was probably shot down and now returns a 404.

A simple whois query about the server shows:

domain: nagios.net1.com.kh
current ip: 202.131.87.67
nameserver: ns1.cambotech.com
nameserver: ns2.cambotech.com
reverse lookup domains based on ip: 
  nagios.net1.com.kh
  crm.netone.com.kh

Located in Cambodia.

Nothing malware file was downloaded. Everything was plain and simple phishing and stealing.

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