Thread by @SlickRockWeb

The use of SMS messages to facilitate phishing attempts has been growing. This #phishing attempt meant to steal Facebook credentials was sent out earlier this week. We were alerted to it, reported it and wrote up the following analysis #infosec #malware #facebook #osint #spam

The bit[.]ly shortener sends the user to a domain called dulcegustovita[.]com that was registered that same day. The malicious actors created a fake Facebook login page in an effort to harvest Facebook user credentials. #spam #malware #phishing #infosec #osint

You can read the full write up and analysis of the "Anatomy of a Facebook / SMS Phish" here: #spam #malware #phishing #infosec #osint slickrockweb.com/anatomy-of-a-f…

Currently the dulcegustovita[.]com domain has the Google "Deceptive Site" warning in place. #spam #malware #phishing #infosec #osint

So apparently the new term for this is #smishing

https://twitter.com/katebevan/status/1276100606411800576