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How to look up Paypal phish?
			davidnix71:
			
			I got a phish last week, but didn't see it until today because my isp put it in a junk mail folder.  Oddly enough, it's still up. Here's the link http://203.144.227.202/.www.paypal.com/index.htm
The body of the phish/cross-site script is:
              Notification of Limited Account Access                                                                                      
          As part of our security measures, we regularly screen activity in the PayPal system. We recently noticed the following issue on your account: 
          
         Unusual account activity has made it necessary to limit sensitive account            features until additional verification information can be collected. 
           We have            been notified that            a card associated with your account has been reported as lost or            stolen, or that there were additional problems with your card.           Case ID Number: PP-071-362-996            
           
                                                                                                             Click here to verify  your account                                                                                  
          
     
          Please understand that this is a  security measure intended to help protect you and your account. We apologize for  any inconvenience.  
          
                     
          If you choose to ignore our request, you leave us no choice but to           temporary suspend your account.
          
          Sincerely,
PayPal Account Review Department.  
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How would I go about finding the true owner of this Apache server? If you go to http://203.144.227.202:80 you get the test page.
All the links on the page lead to the real Paypal. The following text is the page source, but I don't see anything useful.
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Other than reporting this as a phish/cross-site scripting, is there any 'fun' we can have with this bottom-dwelling filter feeder?
		
			mobrien_12:
			
			http://www.phishfighting.com
Non profit site.
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How many phishing  emails did you receive today?:  I receive 5-10 emails a day that are supposedly from real companies like Paypal
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			mobrien_12:
			
			
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[mobrien@hariel ~]$ nslookup 203.144.227.202
Server:         68.87.85.98
Address:        68.87.85.98#53
Non-authoritative answer:
202.227.144.203.in-addr.arpa    name = 203-144-227-202.static.asianet.co.th.
Authoritative answers can be found from:
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Using WHOIS at http://www.samspade.org
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whois
Whois:
@whois.
Server Used: [ whois.apnic.net ]
203.144.227.202 = [ 203-144-227-202.static.asianet.co.th ] 
 
  inetnum:      203.144.128.0 - 203.144.255.255 
  netname:      ASIAINFO-TH 
  descr:        Internet Service Provider 
  country:      TH 
  admin-c:       WP1-AP 
  tech-c:        SK1-AP 
  mnt-by:        APNIC-HM 
  mnt-lower:     MAINT-ASIAINFO-AP 
  remarks:      Aggregated small blocks to be one /17. 
  changed:      [email protected]
 20000403 
  changed:      [email protected]
 20021216 
  status:       ALLOCATED PORTABLE 
  source:       APNIC 
  person:       Wongchai Piyakavarnich 
  nic-hdl:       WP1-AP 
  e-mail:       [email protected]
 
  address:      14th 27 th  floor  Fortune Town 
  address:      1 Ratchadaphisek Road  Din Daeng 
  address:      Bangkok 10400 
  phone:        662-6411800 
  fax-no:       662-6421557 
  country:      TH 
  changed:      [email protected]
 20060412 
  mnt-by:        MAINT-ASIANET-AP 
  source:       APNIC 
  person:       Supachai Kitwongpak 
  address:      17 th floor  Fortune House 
  address:      1 Ratchadaphisek Road  Din Daeng 
  address:      Bangkok 10320 
  country:      TH 
  phone:        66-2-641-1800 
  fax-no:       66-2-642-1540 
  e-mail:       [email protected]
 
  nic-hdl:       SK1-AP 
  mnt-by:        MAINT-ASIAINFO-AP 
  changed:      [email protected]
 19990210 
  source:       APNIC 
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This is Bangkok.  They probably don't care.
		
			worker201:
			
			Considering the sorts of exotic things(people) you can reportedly buy in Bangkok, it isn't surprising that you can also buy phish/spam service.
		
			piratePenguin:
			
			It took a whole 3 clicks to report it.
		
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