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Is this a crafted malformed text msg for Android?
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I think it's probably a scam/spam/malware message. That's an address to some web page (that I would stay well and clearly away from):
nslookup n7h1k.me
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: n7h1k.me
Address: 192.64.119.196
nslookup n7h1k.me
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: n7h1k.me
Address: 192.64.119.196
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Here's a quick inspection into the response from that URL. Noted, this can only be done safely from the command line, using tools like curl.
Response from j3d3tr.n7h1k.me redirects to another site:
Response from w1h2ir3.space redirects to another site:
Response from nqzem.instawhore.net is a shady HTML/Javascript that intercepts mouse and keyboard events. Visible contents are filled with phrases such as:
So... yeah. It's a phishing scam. Stay away from it.
Response from j3d3tr.n7h1k.me redirects to another site:
Code:
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length: 43
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 2020 17:40:06 GMT
Location: http://w1h2ir3.space
Server: nginx
X-Served-By: Namecheap URL Forward
<a href='http://w1h2ir3.space'>Found</a>.Response from w1h2ir3.space redirects to another site:
Code:
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Connection: keep-alive
Content-Length: 130
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 2020 17:40:42 GMT
Location: https://nqzem.instawhore.net/c/1e3a4e532f1c7040?s1=16343&s2=1200740&s3=K01K&s5=K01K&click_id=K01K&j1=1&j3=1
Server: nginx
X-Served-By: Namecheap URL Forward
<a href='https://nqzem.instawhore.net/c/1e3a4e532f1c7040?s1=16343&s2=1200740&s3=K01K&s5=K01K&click_id=K01K&j1=1&j3=1'>Found</a>.Response from nqzem.instawhore.net is a shady HTML/Javascript that intercepts mouse and keyboard events. Visible contents are filled with phrases such as:
Code:
We have a lot of horny girls on our site who want to send their nudes to you. Before you see them, we need to ask a few questions.So... yeah. It's a phishing scam. Stay away from it.
I also received such messages! These are scammers, never reply to such messages or click on the text on them. My friend once had his phone blocked. Unfortunately, it was no longer subject to repair.
I found out about it on the website — https://www.familyorbit.com/blog/iphone-tracker/. Here you can sometimes find helpful information on the iPhone.
I still don't understand why scammers are so fond of hacking iPhones. As if there are not enough android users. Although, of course, it would be better if there were no such scammers at all.
I found out about it on the website — https://www.familyorbit.com/blog/iphone-tracker/. Here you can sometimes find helpful information on the iPhone.
I still don't understand why scammers are so fond of hacking iPhones. As if there are not enough android users. Although, of course, it would be better if there were no such scammers at all.
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