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KodloN

@per4mance.cz

reply to NormanS

Re: DynDNS Hacked?

I can confirm what rebus9 wrote. I'm also using unique email alias for every eshop or service provider registration.
Today early morning I have recieved spam to dyndns email alias.
Sender: "UPS Services"
Subject: "Delivery problem # Error ID3433"
Contains link: http___www_agstrong_hu_RXBOORXKQB_html
(I have intentionally invalidated the link here)
I don't know if there is a chance to defend. Of course, I will cancel the alias.


NormanS
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said by KodloN :

I can confirm what rebus9 wrote. I'm also using unique email alias for every eshop or service provider registration.
Today early morning I have recieved spam to dyndns email alias.

I have been watching my 'base-ddns@yahoo.com' email alias (the actual account is, 'user@pacbell.net'). But, as with the very nasty Yahoo! leak, I seem to be unaffected. In the case with the Yahoo! leak, victims had to have used a particular, newly purchased (by Yahoo!) service; I had not signed up for it. In this case, I am wondering if spammers have figured out that the 'base-uid@yahoo.com' is akin to a spamtrap; to be avoided.
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Norman
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