If you receive an email purportedly from the SaskParty with a survey invitation, be aware that it links to a fake SaskTel login page. (https://saskmailktel.netlify.app/)
From Grok:
– The page claims to be a “SaskTel Email” login portal with a title like “Login – Webmail 7.0” and a welcome message: “This is where you can log in and use your SaskTel email account.”
– However, it lacks any actual login form, interactive elements, or security features (e.g., HTTPS certificate from SaskTel, official logos, or contact details). This incomplete or “stub” page is a red flag—phishers often use placeholders like this to test or lure users before adding malicious forms that steal credentials.
– No redirects, urgent warnings, or grammar issues were immediately visible, but the absence of functionality combined with the fake domain suggests it’s a setup for credential harvesting.
It’s fake, delete it.
So the Dippers are employing New Delhi boiler rooms to steal from non-supporters?