SA-MP forum password phishing attempt?
#1

After a search today I noticed there is a proxy site exclusively dedicated to linking to the SA-MP forums here is what was troubling and should be something everyone needs to look out for.

A picture of the site, as you can see a perfect immitation


Make sure that if your not logged the page your on is actually the genuine website.
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#2

Thanks for informing.

EDIT: I guess, yes.

I wonder, they're using the backgroup from Nevada Roleplay, rofl.

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#3

I've seen it as well, it's been up for some time, but no idea what it is.
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#4

sa-mp.com should acquire an SSL certificate, also game-mp.com

Yeah It's a bit off topic, but just throwing this here.
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#5

The weird thing is that it shows the up-to-date posts... I wonder if it's actually getting the data directly from sa-mp.com and serving as an iframe or using some other method.
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#6

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Originally Posted by Abagail
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The weird thing is that it shows the up-to-date posts... I wonder if it's actually getting the data directly from sa-mp.com and serving as an iframe or using some other method.
Its a Reverse proxy.
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In computer networks, a reverse proxy is a type of proxy server that retrieves resources on behalf of a client from one or more servers. These resources are then returned to the client as though they originated from the proxy server itself.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_proxy
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#7

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Originally Posted by Tamer
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sa-mp.com should acquire an SSL certificate, also game-mp.com

Yeah It's a bit off topic, but just throwing this here.
No need to do so. It's the victim's fault for not being cautious and getting their account compromised.
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#8

SSL only mitigates MITM attacks.
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#9

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Originally Posted by Parallax
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No need to do so. It's the victim's fault for not being cautious and getting their account compromised.
That's a really stupid argument, the site owner should do their bit too, a SSL certification isn't hard to obtain.
SSL can also help to protect when connecting to insecure networks.
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#10

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Originally Posted by Samp_India
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I think that might be a reason, happens to me also
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