[nsp-sec] Question about potentially compromised email credentials

Christoph Sprongl ch at it-austria.net
Fri Sep 18 11:13:07 EDT 2009


Gabe, out of my opionion a strong YES.

Event without AS but with email adr. data, it is possible to combine the
information and see which company could have impact of this and take steps
in mitigations.

Thx in advance!
christoph


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> A list of *potentially* compromised email credentials was harvested from
> the following server/(HTML Phishing form) over the last few days.
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>>    [URL
>> ]hxxp://www.losnaranjos23.com/phpformgenerator/use/oncedial/form1.html
>> [Status] Offline
>
> I have already reached out to eight .edu's and am trying to decide what
> to do with the remaining 55.
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> It would be trivial for me to post a file with the following:
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>> Email Address | Username | Password | Confirm Password
>
> but this community usually does not exchange datasets without AS
> numbers. It would probably take me an hour or so to hack together a perl
> script to resolve the MX record > hostname > IP > ASN which would allow
> me to put it in a format that is typical for this community.
>
> My question is, are *potentially* compromised email accounts as a result
> of credential dropboxes something this community is interested in?
>
> Thanks
>
> Gabe
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> Gabriel Iovino
> Principal Security Engineer, REN-ISAC
> http://www.ren-isac.net
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