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Today I googled integrate "open graph" in-house analytics and the first result is actually a phishing site (still is as of this writing).

I just didn't expect the first result in google would be a phishing website and I actually tried logging in to facebook through the site. The phishing site actually took my info and logged me in to facebook, but facebook immediately warned me that I had logged in from a domain that wasn't facebook and that I needed to change my password.

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I did the same thing doing some Facebook development last week. First time I've ever been phished. I felt so embarrassed. I wanted to flag it on Google, but I don't think Google has a flag feature.

> but I don't think Google has a flag feature

They do:

http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/

As of this moment, if I google "integrate "open graph" in-house analytics", it links directly to your post. How very recursive.

given the hostname (iproxy) it would look to be an automatic cache, not a malicious phishing site.

http://iproxy.saverpigeeks.com/

Well, it's more curious that Google has prioritized this result over the actual site.

Interesting... maybe it's not really a malicious website, but it did take my username/password and facebook did warn me to change my password immediately after logging in, so I didn't hesitate in doing so!

It doesn't look like phishing at all, indeed. Hope nobody reported the guy to google. See whois or simply go to www.saverpigeeks.com to know more about it.

Is it just me that read that as Saver Pig Geeks?

Or Saver Pig Eeks

I read it the same way to.

Was this the site: http://www.saverpigeeks.com/?

It seems to be an iPhone proxy: http://wiki.github.com/tcurdt/iProxy/

Didn't look much further into it but it doesn't look like a phishing site.

Hopefully you changed that password everywhere you use it. They have it now and will probably try your email/pwd combination on amazon, ebay, gmail, etc.

Why were you looking up open graph in house analytics? :)

I work at a digital advertising agency and we're researching the best ways to quantify the value of integrating open graph into our clients websites, and facebook marketing in general.

Anyone have any good experience or tips :)

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