One more!!  

Thats pretty risky buy the way and any new user could get affected by this and end up being totally compressed with username and Passwords.

I also think this is the main source of accounts hacks happing lately.

Just for caution and more people could report I am dropping the link here. ( Its unclickable )

Phishing site: fonstavkdotcom

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It would be good if you move the thread to B&H board, as most of the newbies are the once getting affected and it better suits there.

Well damn. At least this one is easier to spot though as the domain is very different, compared to that bitcointalk.to one. Screw the latter, I admit I almost got tricked into that one.

Another reason to use "google:bitcointalk.org" on your search queries(assuming you're using Google) to make sure the legitimate results come out.

Another one to be added to your hosts files then.

On Windows, navigate to "C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\", and open the hosts file in a text editor.
On Mac, navigate to "/private/etc/", and open the hosts file in a text editor.
On Linux, open terminal and write "sudo nanoetc/hosts"

Add the following two lines to the bottom of the hosts file:

Your browser will now be unable to open those two phishing sites.

It does seem to be online now. It is extremely up-to-date, to the point that I created a post a minute ago on our correct forum site, and I can already see it on the fonstavka site. I’m not sure If they scrape the messages, or simply encapsulate the forum within a frame on their site, but it’s pretty spooky (except for the fact that the domain name is pretty obvious).

The Captcha does not work for me either (test with care and at your own risk …), and I figure they are setting the site up and still require something there.

This is why I add bitcointalk.org everytime I search a thread or a topic in bitcointalk and check if the domain name under the title is the right/correct domain that I was looking for. If I want to search for this thread in google this is what I would do, Another phishing site bitcointalk.org and you can compare the result if you don't add bitcointalk.org in everything you want to search.

Edit:  I open the said domain because of what DdmrDdmr stated that the site is extremely up-to-date which is a 100% TRUE and I also spotted that there is a difference between bitcointalk post and fonstavka dot com's copy of the same post that I posted earlier in this forum. See all those bitcointalk.org? When you compare the same post in the fonstavka with this one all bitcointalk.org I mention in this thread will be changed into fonstavka(.)com. Refer Image below.

Thanks for finding it out, a lot of phishing sites that are trying to imitate the whole forum's(SMF) theme. Although for most, we used to check the URL if it's a correct one, there's still some people who are new to the forum that doesn't care much about the URL but just looks at the theme of the forum and they are the ones who are prone to this kind of phishing site.

So this site is basically pretending to be this site?  Any risk of visiting that site?  Or only if you visit it and enter your login information?

Bookmarking the forum and other websites that you regularly visit will save you from these phishing links.

Well it seems that the fonstavka site displays the KYC news at the top of the screen, whilst the .to version of this forum has not caught up yet. The former would be more dangerous than the latter due to it catching-up quickly. Fortunately its domain name is crap.

Does this word have any meaning in Russian or Dutch? "fonstavka"

It works since 2016 so it may be one of the oldest scammers in this forum, the good thing is that you can not log in so it is not easy to hack accounts because of the alert "ERROR for site owner: Invalid domain for site key."

BTW:
You can now buy fonstavka.com NOT bitcointalk.org