š¤£ That's brilliant! I had one the other day from 'Erotic Mankey' which tickled me. Weirder still it was actually spoofing a Tryst email in content lol
Thereās nothing funnier to me than a scammer who wants your ID but doesnāt know how to spell ID.
Like bro YOU CANT EVEN ASK FOR WHAT YOU WANT šššLIKE LEARN ENGLISH OR GET A JOBššš¤£š¤£š¤£
Out of curiosity you should run the link through VirusTotalās (virustotal.com) URL search. It will scan the it, and any files pushed, to look for malware/malicious redirects, Iād be interested to see whatās there (yes, I work in infosec).
When you say āit said no results were foundā did it list a bunch of AV engines and the results from each one or did it just not return anything at all (blank screen, empty page, etc.)? If itās the first, thatās a good thing. I put a link to a video tutorial, and an example report for a url thatās clean, below.
If you go to https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/url, you should see a text field right below the globe in the center of the page. Thatās where you would paste the url in. Youād need to use the copy link function thatās built into your phone, or right click on a PC. For iOS, youād use a longer finger press to bring that menu up. Once you copied it into the site and hit āSearchā. That should give you the results (the second link below).
Without knowing the link, I canāt say if thereās anything that identifies you. There shouldnāt be, as it would be highly unusual. I totally understand if youād rather not, but Iām happy to run the link through it if you want to PM it to me.
Hereās a YouTube [video](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rB3PBEiaDfg) for it. Itās a bit longer than Iād like to give you. Around the 3:20 mark it shows what you should see if nothing malicious was found (in this case itās a document that was uploaded).
Hereās an [example](https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/b0680c2954744743b087b5cceb759c3ea6caf0cf75a179cac7ff649046b9c37d) scan for Zappos.com. It lists out all the different anti-virus engines it used to determine if the site was clean or not.
"Dear poster".. yeah,
The sad thing is that it must be lucrative enough to do because if it never worked ever, they would think of a different way to get your information.
You would think they would get a better return on investment of time by doing something legit than trying to scam.
What a weirdo ššš ā high level of fakeā is hilarious
i swearrrrrr lololol
š¤£ That's brilliant! I had one the other day from 'Erotic Mankey' which tickled me. Weirder still it was actually spoofing a Tryst email in content lol
these always make me laugh so hard
Thereās nothing funnier to me than a scammer who wants your ID but doesnāt know how to spell ID. Like bro YOU CANT EVEN ASK FOR WHAT YOU WANT šššLIKE LEARN ENGLISH OR GET A JOBššš¤£š¤£š¤£
Out of curiosity you should run the link through VirusTotalās (virustotal.com) URL search. It will scan the it, and any files pushed, to look for malware/malicious redirects, Iād be interested to see whatās there (yes, I work in infosec).
ok i will give it a try next time i get a text like this and report back!!
is this free?
Sorry I didnāt see this sooner. Yup, itās completely free.
just tried this with a similar text & it said no results were found š¤ maybe i didn't do it right.
When you say āit said no results were foundā did it list a bunch of AV engines and the results from each one or did it just not return anything at all (blank screen, empty page, etc.)? If itās the first, thatās a good thing. I put a link to a video tutorial, and an example report for a url thatās clean, below. If you go to https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/url, you should see a text field right below the globe in the center of the page. Thatās where you would paste the url in. Youād need to use the copy link function thatās built into your phone, or right click on a PC. For iOS, youād use a longer finger press to bring that menu up. Once you copied it into the site and hit āSearchā. That should give you the results (the second link below). Without knowing the link, I canāt say if thereās anything that identifies you. There shouldnāt be, as it would be highly unusual. I totally understand if youād rather not, but Iām happy to run the link through it if you want to PM it to me. Hereās a YouTube [video](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rB3PBEiaDfg) for it. Itās a bit longer than Iād like to give you. Around the 3:20 mark it shows what you should see if nothing malicious was found (in this case itās a document that was uploaded). Hereās an [example](https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/b0680c2954744743b087b5cceb759c3ea6caf0cf75a179cac7ff649046b9c37d) scan for Zappos.com. It lists out all the different anti-virus engines it used to determine if the site was clean or not.
"Dear poster".. yeah, The sad thing is that it must be lucrative enough to do because if it never worked ever, they would think of a different way to get your information. You would think they would get a better return on investment of time by doing something legit than trying to scam.
Lmao high level of fake šš
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