CERT-AGID Warns of Phishing Site Stealing Italian Drivers’ Data

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Summary

CERT-AGID says a typosquatted site impersonating Il Portale dell’Automobilista ranked second in Google results and stole tax-code and driver’s-license details; it requested a takedown and alerted Google and the transport ministry.

Key points

  • CERT-AGID identified a phishing site at illportaledelautomobilista[.]org that impersonates Italy’s Il Portale dell’Automobilista using a lookalike domain.
  • The site reportedly appeared second in Google results for searches for the official portal.
  • The imitation page asks for a tax code, driver’s-license number and license expiration date, then displays a false “Data not found” message.
  • CERT-AGID says the submitted information is stolen and could support identity theft and follow-up phishing.
  • CERT-AGID distributed indicators to accredited public administrations, requested a domain takedown, reported the site to Google and informed the transport ministry.

Article Details

Event Type
Phishing campaign impersonating Il Portale dell’Automobilista to steal personal and driver’s-license information.
Impact
The fake site appeared as the second Google result for searches for the portal and collected users’ tax codes, driver’s-license numbers, and license expiration dates. The article says the stolen data could enable identity theft and more convincing follow-up phishing. CERT-AGID requested a domain takedown, reported the site to Google, and informed the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.

Indicators of compromise

TypeIndicatorContext
DOMAINillportaledelautomobilista[.]orgTyposquatted phishing domain hosting the fake portal and collecting personal and driver’s-license information.

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