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Targeted email attacks
Hi Experts,
I have an issue were my domain is subject to a targeted email attack where they are using a similar domain name to impersonate them for example we are domain.com.au and they use domian.com for example. I have contacted the domain registra and they have canceled the account for domian.com but the domain will be available for purchase.
How do i stop this from happening.
I have an issue were my domain is subject to a targeted email attack where they are using a similar domain name to impersonate them for example we are domain.com.au and they use domian.com for example. I have contacted the domain registra and they have canceled the account for domian.com but the domain will be available for purchase.
How do i stop this from happening.
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Unless you wish to buy up all of domain.xy,tf or whatever, you cannot. People can purchase whatever domain they wish that is not owned. You have to purchase what you do not want sold to others.
A "targeted e-mail attack" would usually mean, someone of your company is being sent malware specifically appealing to him, like some attachment that has indeed a title that is of interest for his business.
What type of attack are you seeing? What has that to do with the domain name similarity?
What type of attack are you seeing? What has that to do with the domain name similarity?
Hi McKnife,
What we are seeing is someone is using a domain name similar to ours but miss spelled in an attempt to trick our customers in changing the bank details on record for us. So when they go to pay an invoice they pay it to the wrong bank account, the hackers. Using this similar domain name and posing as legitimate staff members.
What we are seeing is someone is using a domain name similar to ours but miss spelled in an attempt to trick our customers in changing the bank details on record for us. So when they go to pay an invoice they pay it to the wrong bank account, the hackers. Using this similar domain name and posing as legitimate staff members.
Ah, right.
You could only tell the authorities about it or, like you already did, the domain registra.
All customers should be aware that e-mail addresses can be faked. So they even could use your name with the correct spelling. If your clients wish to have secured and authenticated communication, use certificates and encrypted mails, no way around it.
You could only tell the authorities about it or, like you already did, the domain registra.
All customers should be aware that e-mail addresses can be faked. So they even could use your name with the correct spelling. If your clients wish to have secured and authenticated communication, use certificates and encrypted mails, no way around it.
It's called typosquatting, and it's a common issue; you can't claim ownership of every possible typo or similar looking domain to your own (some are even going to be legitimate domains owned by others) so all you can do is be vigilant for fraud attempts and refer them to isps and/or police as appropriate.
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I managed to get the fraudulent domains block, the domain registrar was asking for a court order to release the info they have on file so waiting on that. I've also reported it to the Australian cyber crimes commission or something like that.
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