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I received an email from "enomcentral" requesting me to login in order to verify the WHOIS info of my domains "per ICANN" regulations. The email points to:
Looks like email was sent from [FONT=Arial, Helvetica]213.232.95.73
It appears to be a compromised machine. The domain it hosts is hcd.homecare-direct.co.uk
Would someone in the UK inform homecare-direct.co.uk that their box/mailserver is hijacked?
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If you visited that page and you were already logged in to your eNom account, change your password. Some scripts are able to steal such login information.
when eNom sends e-mail to verify whois information, you don't need to enter your enom login information. I had few of those e-mail asked me to verify whois, and the site to verify enom whois is http://wdrp.name-services.com/
not in enomcentral.com or enom.com
Got one from GD. I copied the ICANN #, logged out and closed the browser. Shortly thereafter, I reopened a browser and logged in normally and pasted the # in the ICANN box. Paranoid here!