Example of a “well-done” phishing attack

So I got the following email this morning in my inbox which made it happily past our gateway based spam filter and my outlook spam filter.

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The link is a phishing site (even though it is https:// ;-) – however no phishing filters have it in their list (e.g. google, firefox, microsoft, netcraft…) Clicking on it gets me here

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Going through the process, they surely collect the hell of a lot of personal information. They also “check” each input values to be correct (e.g. you can’t continue by entering a non-valid credit card number). Looks really nice and clean.

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And very nicely, they will try to log me into Amex straight away, so if I would have given them my “real” credentials, I would have been logged into my account…

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