A Police Website Line-up, Who's The Imposter?
Ello, ello, think you are a bit of a sleuth? Missed your vocation as a Police officer? If you answered yes to either question in my interrogation, and you fancy participating in a virtual identification process where the Police are one of the suspects, then read on.
Do you think you can tell the difference between a real website and a copy which is a fake?
Yes?
Well, let's see how good you are, here's a test for you.
Which of the following screenshots is from the real Metropolitan Police Service web site, and which is the fake?
[Mug-shot 1]
A larger version of this screen-shot can be found here.
OR
[Mug-shot 2]
A larger version of this screen-shot can be found here.
Leave your answers as a comment, or if you prefer, send me an e-mail instead. All will be revealed before the end of the week, fun huh?
Bribes, requests for clues, etc. will be ignored...unless they are too big to ignore ;-)
Extra kudos for anyone that can tell me where the other one is hosted, by who and for what purpose.
Evening all...
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posted by Martin @ 15:56
1 Comments:
The second shot of the website appears to be real, and the first, the imposter. If you look at the contact e-mail addresses, only the second website lists a .uk address, the first lists two addresses (the Clarence C Vernon one appearing highly unusual, which is what made it stand out to me) and they both end in metpoliceuk-gov.com, a dead-ringer that this is incorrect.
Even a non-Brit (like myself) should be able to figure this one out if they look at the sites.
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