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Re:Someone Mailed Me an Amazing Phishing Page of Google Login by smt88 on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @02:27PM (#8925033)
Unfortunately, some idiotic companies actually do use non-standard domain names.

For example, my Citi credit card uses "accountonline.com" as the login page. With things like that, "googledrive.com" seems less suspicious.

So to anyone building for the web: please use a single, canonical domain name!

Re:Someone Mailed Me an Amazing Phishing Page of Google Login by 0942v8653 on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @04:03PM (#8925750)
https://googledrive.com is Google! It's hosted with Google drive (like dropbox can do). So this is one case where it would pay not to use the same domain, actually.

Edit: Also important because that way password autofill won't automatically fill in your details.

Re:Someone Mailed Me an Amazing Phishing Page of Google Login by smt88 on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @07:14PM (#8926692)
That's a major security flaw.

On the plus side, looks like your report worked. As of a few minutes after you posted, the link says it's a phishing scam.

Re:Someone Mailed Me an Amazing Phishing Page of Google Login by vxNsr on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @08:04PM (#8926879)
Actually that's a feature, now anyone can host a simple webpage without any hassle the fact that this dude figured out a way around it is kinda cool but I'd rather they not remove this bec of phishing attacks.

On the other hand I can see how THIS specific attack is very dangerous: people might assume that they need to login to google to see the content hosted by google....