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Facebook Phishing attempt
Facebook Phishing attempt - hosted on HostGator
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I sent report to the Facebook (phish@fb.com) and HostGator (abuse@hostgator.com).

HostGator's e-mail was hidden in their TOS.

Their ticket system is strange:


They don't accept Hacking/Malware reports, but you can send them such reports if you choose "Other" (or if you find their e-mail). I first sent them e-mail to abuse@hostgator.com.

I was not sure that this is functioning e-mail, because this e-mail was not present on their "contact us" page). But it looks their e-mail works, because I received confirmation:



So, you can send them hacking/malware report to their e-mail, but you can't do this using their ticket system (if you choose appropriate category)?




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