mashka90 sending phishing links

[dankkk]

What happened:: I received a PM from the user mashka90 that contained a phishing link to attempt to get my bitcointalk credentials

Scammers Profile Link: url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=349552]mashka90[/url]

Reference Link: n/a it was sent via PM, however the PM id is msg2854628
Amount Scammed: none
Payment Method: n/a
Proof of Payment: n/a
PM/Chat Logs: The below contains a phishing link, DO NOT ENTER YOUR CREDENTIALS AFTER CLICKING THE BELOW LINK AND CLICK ON THE LINK AT YOUR OWN RISK

Hi bro! I have bad news for you! You can see about in there http://bilcointalk.org/index.php?topic=654845.msg7515541#msg751554

Additional Notes: The PM was reported to the mods, however I think the community should be aware of this and to avoid the possibility of having your account stolen. Note that the "l" is in place of the "t" in "bitcon" in the above domain.

I </3 scammers

EDIT: make warning message bigger font

[Kprawn]

I got the same PM and the same message.

Agree, it's a phishing link.

Well spotted.. Also reported the user. 

[dankkk]

I got the same PM and the same message.

Agree, it's a phishing link.

Well spotted.. Also reported the user. 

Out of curiosity was it from the same user? or was someone making a lot of accounts to send the same message?

[ProGamer]

Same message but different user:

[Vod]

Another excellent reason to use a password manager such as Lastpass.  I would know something as wrong as soon as my username/password was not filled in automatically.

[dankkk]

Same message but different user:

Ah, so maybe they are targeting people who use email to get notifications of PMs received. They would be less suspicious when they are being asked to login if they are not already logged in and posting/getting PMs.

Another excellent reason to use a password manager such as Lastpass.  I would know something as wrong as soon as my username/password was not filled in automatically.

I am paranoid about those kinds of programs as I am afraid that someone could find a weakness in the program and steal all my passwords.