Typed wrong google and got redirect.. help ?

[Silence2r]

Hi,

I accidentally typed http://www.gogle.ro instead of http://www.google.ro and that website redirected me to a very strange website called : http://69.6.27.18/facebook/spotthedifference/
NoScript blocked the website and gave me a link of it, instead of giving me the website. I closed the webpage immediately and went to history and spotted another website just before typing http: //www.gogle.ro, and that was : http://login.tracking101.com/sw/95016/CD47880/

My question to you guys is.. did NoScript protect me from a possible malitios attack ? Or cookie stealing ? or should I start to worry and reinstall my windows ?
If someone has the courage, please test it out!

Thanks in advance!

[Alan Baxter]

I tested it out with NoScript while running Firefox in Sandboxie. Looks to me like NoScript blocked any problems this time. Don't worry.

BTW, To prevent problems caused by typos, I almost never use urls typed into the address bar. I pretty much just click on links or access bookmarks and history with the Awesome bar. It's a good thing gogle.ro didn't phish you with a perfect imitation of a google login page. Would you have been tricked into giving away your password? (I know I might have been.)

[Silence2r]

Thanks for the help! I can't imagine surfing the web without noscript, what an amazing plugin
EDIT: Tracking101 also added a tracking cookie to my browser but I deleted it manually.. let's hope it won't come back..

[Alan Baxter]

You're welcome. Good catch with the cookie. I've configured Firefox to Keep cookies until I close the browser so cookies like that are automatically deleted. I usually restart Firefox at least once a day.

[therube]

I think all the links are 1 in the same?

Ah never mind. I see Alan pulled some trickery.

If you want to see the bogus links, you'll need to type the URLs.

[computerfreaker]

Probably somebody trying to steal your Facebook credentials or give you one of the zillion viruses that are spreading all over Facebook. Ordinarily, I'd say it's just a FB activity of some kind (e.g. a game), but the deliberate "typo-phishing" doesn't leave much room for doubt.

[Alan Baxter]

I think all the links are 1 in the same?
Ah never mind. I see Alan pulled some trickery.
If you want to see the bogus links, you'll need to type the URLs.

OP did it. I've never seen it done that way before. Select and copy gets the bogus link, but clicking on it is safe. Nifty!

[Silence2r]

I think all the links are 1 in the same?
Ah never mind. I see Alan pulled some trickery.
If you want to see the bogus links, you'll need to type the URLs.

OP did it. I've never seen it done that way before. Select and copy gets the bogus link, but clicking on it is safe. Nifty!

I did that so if someone actually clicked on a link (by mistake) they would not be in danger. Yes, you have to manually type them in the adress bar in order to work