Someone tried hacking into my Paypal
- Thread starter taktikz
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Do a port scan and see if there are any open ports that you can do some ub3r h4ck!ng skillz with (did I do that right?)
More importantly, he tried to hacked your paypal twice... I would check for a keylogger on your computer if I were you.
More importantly, he tried to hacked your paypal twice... I would check for a keylogger on your computer if I were you.
Some websites have ads that can load up Trojans with JavaScript to act like keyloggers. Don't have any tabs open when logging into PayPal which have ads on them.
Get a decent Internet Security suite or Antivirus like Kaspersky and do some deep scans with Heuristics and see what turns up.
Get a decent Internet Security suite or Antivirus like Kaspersky and do some deep scans with Heuristics and see what turns up.
It doesn't matter. It's not like hackers hack and then take your password and save it for later. Once they capitalize and get your password they use it right away. Changing passwords is useless. Once a hacker attains your password you're fucked. Don't make it a generic one either. Make it like kjd7(*&3--=*&JHgh../987^&*(*&^
Shit, now you guys know my password. Mods please delete it so I don't get hackered. Cmon guys, don't hack me ok?
WTF, that's my pw too. First Unarmed Gunman, now me! This ain't me day! This ain't me day!
Anybody using Revolution Money exchange? It's a real online bank, and there's no fees for transactions.
Revolution MoneyExchange
I wish everybody I work for would use it.
Revolution MoneyExchange
I wish everybody I work for would use it.
I like Rev. Exchange because there's no fees, and it's safe because it's a bank. No funny stuff or Paypal money grab bullshit.
It's available to the US only though.
It's available to the US only though.
Terrible support if you run into problems. I would rather send Western Union to Nigeria then use them ever again.
had a server get cracked like this once
setup a dev server so our filipino outsource guys could login, and they had trouble typing my old root password ('sxt7,!#rsQQbfp!') so i let them change it to "whatever you want". they chose "p455w0rd", and i shrugged it off.
6 hours later, i got an email from amazon saying my server had been comprimised and was making a ton of requests to SSH into other servers.
i logged in to take a look, and found a big passwords.txt full of 20k common combinations of common shit, and a tiny script that continually tried passwords on random IPs until it found one that works. grepped the passwords.txt to find my password, and voila, it was #8 on the list to try. *sighs*