Comments on: Potential phising site - imgeshack.info http://www.janleow.com/life/potential-phising-website-imgeshack-info.html My blogs about life in general, personal interests reviews of computer devices, photography, wordpress websites, make your own web site, etc. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:18:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Jan http://www.janleow.com/life/potential-phising-website-imgeshack-info.html#comment-3624 Jan Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:58:35 +0000 http://www.janleow.com/life/potential-phising-website-imgeshack-info.html#comment-3624 Ya, that's what I told them to do, but some just have no inkling what I'm talking about. Didn't even bothered to do what I have advised them. Maybe they thought it was not serious. But those that took heed did try to change their password. There was another type which was worse, it seemed to have installed a trojan virus, so that even after changing the password, the unsolicited messages still pop up. It's tough to fight phisers... Ya, that’s what I told them to do, but some just have no inkling what I’m talking about. Didn’t even bothered to do what I have advised them. Maybe they thought it was not serious. But those that took heed did try to change their password. There was another type which was worse, it seemed to have installed a trojan virus, so that even after changing the password, the unsolicited messages still pop up. It’s tough to fight phisers…

]]> By: MagicalTux http://www.janleow.com/life/potential-phising-website-imgeshack-info.html#comment-3623 MagicalTux Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:51:53 +0000 http://www.janleow.com/life/potential-phising-website-imgeshack-info.html#comment-3623 I'd doubt about the domain owned by an american company, the server hosting this site is located in Hong-Kong. The ISP hosting the server does not seem legit as "Sun Network"'s email address is @msn.com. Website advertised as "SunNetwork.Com.HK"... We're fighting that at the office, with more and more people managing to enter their msn informations on this site. A good way to fight it back is to tell people who send spam without knowing to change their microsoft passport password. I’d doubt about the domain owned by an american company, the server hosting this site is located in Hong-Kong. The ISP hosting the server does not seem legit as “Sun Network”’s email address is @msn.com. Website advertised as “SunNetwork.Com.HK”…

We’re fighting that at the office, with more and more people managing to enter their msn informations on this site. A good way to fight it back is to tell people who send spam without knowing to change their microsoft passport password.

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