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Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?

Was I just a victim of phishing? So I just received an e-mail today that looked like a genuine Itunes receipt. It listed a couple of purchases I had not made, and claimed they had been paid by debit card. The receipt said to click the link below if I had not made the purchase. Idiot that I am, I clicked the link. It led to Apple's Danish web page. This is when I stopped and thought. I checked my bank app to see if any money had been debited -- it hadn't. I opened a separate tab, and went directly to Apple's site. I logged in to check my order history. No purchases made. I changed my password, and checked the e-mail again. The link in the e-mail, although it looked like it led to Apple's web page was to the following page: http://juggernautpt.com/dk. So as far as I can tell, I went to this page, which then forwarded me to Apple's actual website. My question is: what kind of information could this have provided the phisher with? Could they have gotten any of my passwords etc., or would they only be able to get the information stored in the cookies on my browser?