SMS-fraud in bulk
Links to such pages are provided in such a way that if a user enters the address in the address bar of his browser he will get to a page different from the one he would load by simply clicking on the link. At the same time spelling errors are made deliberately in page titles, e.g. defult.asp instead of the standard default.asp. The aim of the trick is yet unknown. Perhaps it is supposed to make users believe that the web-site has been compromised.
Such sites have been spreading links to other sites that implement fraud schemes that have not been described in our real-time threats news: removal of pimples in just a few hours, friends’ intimate photo search, access to special features of social networking web-sites.
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