Phishing Alert
Current Status and Related Trends
Recently, mickmick.net has discovered that scammers are creating phishing websites that impersonate Hongkong Post. These sites exploit users' eagerness to receive parcels by tricking them into providing personal information for parcel redelivery or paying additional delivery fees. Upon receiving these reports, mickmick.net identified the fraudulent websites and promptly issued alerts and defensive strategies to the public, urging them to take preventive measures. Scammers often use phrases such as 'parcel redelivery request' or 'additional delivery fee payment' and employ deceptive, similar-looking URLs to obscure the legitimacy of their sites.
The following is recent examples of phishing URLs reported by mickmick.net:

Once users click on the fraudulent website, they receive a 'payment failure notification.' The scammers then inform them that the parcel will be resent and prompt users to click 'continue.'

On the next page, users are asked to enter personal information, such as their name, address, city, postcode, email, and phone number.

After entering these details and clicking 'update now,' the scammers request an online payment for the redelivery service fee. They then ask users to provide their bank card number, cardholder's name, expiration date, and security code (CVV), thereby attempting to deceive users into transferring their funds illicitly.