Question Think I got Phished

[yvblake]

Had some insomnia and was doomscrolling.

Clicked a FB ad on mobile which took me to this site:removed
(Actually an iframe containing of the true site which was removed)

Used autofill and I think the page used hidden fields to get information beyond just first name and email.

Is anyone able to take a look at this to see what I may have accidentally divulged?

I been phished before and changed passwords and stuff but there is no password tied to this website so I have no idea what to do and my anxiety is now in overdrive. So sorry to be a nuisance but if anyone could please help I would so appreciate it.

Thanks

 

[Aeacus]

As of what happened - unknown. Taking a guess won't help your anxiety.

But for moving forwards, i suggest investing into browser guard. E.g MalwareBytes Premium,
link: https://www.malwarebytes.com/pricing

Now, i have MalwareBytes Premium on two of my PCs and in my phone as well. Besides offering malware protection, it also offers browser guard too, which will block off all suspicious sites/scripts you may accidentally click/tap on, when surfing the web.

Before buying the MalwareBytes Premium, you can download and install the free version, which offers 14 weeks free Premium trial,
link: https://www.malwarebytes.com/premium

So, that you can test it out, fully, for 2 weeks, before going on with Premium subscription.
I used the free version of MalwareBytes quite a while and once free trial ends, you can still use it for manual scans (no browser guard when trial ends).

 

[alceryes]

You could also use a browser that doesn't do autofill, saved passwords, etc.. Firefox Focus is great for this.

As to what you may have divulged? It's anything that your browser has saved, really.

 

[yvblake]

Thanks folks,

I went ahead and turned off the form autocomplete on my mobile.

 

[NerdyComputerGuy]

You can also try changing your DNS on your mobile which may help prevent you from going onto suspcious websites
Try changing the DNS on your wi-fi network on your phone to this:

Use the below IP's for your DNS

Primary DNS: 1.1.1.2
Secondary DNS: 1.0.0.2

These are Cloudflare's DNS (with malware protection)

This should help block any malware websites from loading in the first place on your mobile.