How do I get a website taken down?

[dinker]

Firefox is already telling me this is a reported web forgery.

[BrilloPad]

****** claim to be responsive to these things, by publicising a special email address and regularly nagging one on their banking site.

TBH I can't be bothered forwarding phishing emails to them, though - I'd have very little time left for anything else

So they are responsive by hassling their customers. Sounds like New Liebour type spin to me.

[NickFitz]

NatWest claim to be responsive to these things, by publicising a special email address and regularly nagging one on their banking site.

TBH I can't be bothered forwarding phishing emails to them, though - I'd have very little time left for anything else

[BrilloPad]

When I first got phishing emails I used to forward them onto the bank concerned. But I never got even a thanks. So I never report them now.

IMO banks should be made to pay to cover any losses from these phishing sites - they dont take it seriously enough.

[Advocate]

I cant see that link in the web page. Could they have been hacked and not be aware of it?
Could there be another reason for it being there?

It's a classic site compromise and "phishing site in a box" upload, used to see these all the time. Often with a console to control the phishing site open to the world...

[KevinS]

I cant see that link in the web page. Could they have been hacked and not be aware of it?
Could there be another reason for it being there?

The link would have been sent in an email..

[The Lone Gunman]

Check this bit out on their site http://neonlike.net/index/natwestbus...ing/Login.html
Plus the fact I got a mail directing me to it

The email was interesting though - it didnt seem to realise there was a Nat West bank & a nationwide building society & they are separate - it varies between the two through the email!

I cant see that link in the web page. Could they have been hacked and not be aware of it?
Could there be another reason for it being there?

[Advocate]

Contact natwest at [email protected], if you recieved this as an email I'm fairly confident natwest already know about it.

[dmini]

Check this bit out on their site http://neonlike.net/index/natwestbus...ing/Login.html
Plus the fact I got a mail directing me to it

The email was interesting though - it didnt seem to realise there was a Nat West bank & a nationwide building society & they are separate - it varies between the two through the email!

[The Lone Gunman]

What makes you think it isnt a legit (if somewhat odd) web site?
Why do you want it downed?

[Advocate]

Its hosting a phishing site (badly written too!) www.neonlike.net.

Contact the affected bank/company, they will have procedures to have it taken down quickly. Who is it btw?

[KevinS]

Find out who is hosting the site by getting it's IP address and doing a lookup on the net registration.. Then email the abuse department of the host.. IME, these things get taken down fairly quickly if the host is a reputable company..

[dmini]

Its hosting a phishing site (badly written too!) www.neonlike.net.