@freeschool @itsecbot @dispatch

Krebs on security has posted that one year ago.

Still good to get a reminder thx 👍 ✅
Good work.

@nemo @itsecbot @dispatch And I mentioned / quoted the link in the post and said it was from there!

Also some other info - this link shows different spellings of fake sites like PRLivnote.com :

web.archive.org/web/2025060202

@freeschool @itsecbot @dispatch

You're correct 😅 #meaculpa 🙏
:D Great addition thank you 👍 ✅

@itsecbot @dispatch @nemo
Hi Brian (check the thread as I mention your findings and add a graphic here if you'd like to use it...

@briankrebs (Brian Krebs is on Mastodon for those that didn't know / want to follow...)

Post examples related to PrivNote.com fakes (online note website) are listed below with various websites (notice spelling):

1/ PrivnoteS.com Is Phishing Bitcoin from Users of Private Messaging Service Privnote.com

krebsonsecurity.com/2020/06/pr

2/ Fake Lawsuit Threat Exposes Privnote Phishing Sites
krebsonsecurity.com/2024/04/fa

Main Credits to:
infosec.exchange/@briankrebs

for the custom graphic

prsivnote [dot com] is a potential fake version of privnote (can anyone confirm?):

privnote.com/ is the non-fake version for online notes...

The different/bad URL spelling of original is [dot com] is what I think skims data and bitcoin addresses in the notes much like other websites which you can see more info here:: qoto.org/@freeschool/114722010)

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