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justin
Australian
join:1999-05-28
Brooklyn, NY

Re: Don't trust the Lock icon either!

Did you knock this site up? i was going to try an https redirect to see if it could be done, it seemed like it could but I didn't have a domain handy.
The Way Out

join:2003-01-20

Re: Don't trust the Lock icon either!

Yes, I set it up. As long as the "real" webhost has a valid SSL certificate (and is issued by a root that is trusted by the browser), no warning is popped up at all. Scary, huh.

justin
Australian
join:1999-05-28
Brooklyn, NY

Re: Don't trust the Lock icon either!

I figured it would work, as its just a display bug, really. Damn. I updated the news bit to link to your post demonstrating the fake encrypted site that gives no alerts about the certificate not matching what is displayed in the address bar.

Googled
Yay, I have FIOS

join:2001-08-13
Orchard Park, NY
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I was thinking some more about this bug and I came up with an even scarier usage.

Using the Apache "Redirect" directive you can phish an entire site! Just put this into your httpd.conf!


Redirect /test "http://www.domainyouwant.com^A@www.domainyouhave.com"


Now anyone who visits www.domainyouhave.com/test will be redirected to the phished site! Doing this makes IE automatically modify EVERY link on the page to a phished version!

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Re: Don't trust the Lock icon either!

thats cute. I figured there would be creative use of redirectors.

I mean - you could post one of those "Special offer" links, the ones that nobody expects to look correct because they are long and have affiliate pay-on-click codes in them? - and then redirect to a phished version of SBC DSL signup page and keep them within it. Then collect credit card numbers for days before the victims noticed.
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