OK, I feel this is necessary to avoid mass hysteria among fools (Community)

OK, I feel this is necessary to avoid mass hysteria among fools // Community

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rossyboy

Nov 28, 2003, 10:35pm
"Virtual Terrorists" are not so big. Spoofing email return adresses, big
wow. Oooh, stealing some stuff from their cache! They are so amazing!

Seriously, all those people running around saying AW is under
attack/worlds are gonna be "hacked" etc... they all need to be told that
it's just a load of kids trying to play mind games. The thing with
Myra... reports on that ranged from stuff like "Come to Myra LOL" to
"OMGZ WORLDS HAVE BEEN HACKED". Of course most of the people here know
that all they did was get the OP pass in transit and make propdumps from
their cache. Anyone who thinks these people are a threat to AW needs to
be told otherwise. It's seriously annoying me.

Also, don't trust any email, even if it appears to come from AW staff.
You all know the trick where they'll try and steal your pass, but it
seems (from the object path passwords cracked post) that they are
spoofing emails to try and dirty the names of AW staff members. I saw
many in that thread jump in and instantly believe it was from Bill... if
it had been asking for a password or something you would have known it
was spoofed right away, of course, but it seems they just want to make
people hate AWI, which isn't such an obvious scam.

ryan

Nov 28, 2003, 10:45pm
You need to check the headers of an email message to see who it was from
.... if you get something suspicious forward it to abuse at activeworlds.com
(don't reply to the suspicious email) and I assure you the REAL Bill
Hoover will answer :)

Check and see if the headers have anything to do with Netfirms ...that's
one service that is being abused ...

Ryan


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kah

Nov 28, 2003, 10:53pm
"ryan" <awng.5.ryanjacob at spamgourmet.com> wrote in
news:3fc7ec37$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com:

> You need to check the headers of an email message to see who it was
> from ... if you get something suspicious forward it to
> abuse at activeworlds.com (don't reply to the suspicious email) and I
> assure you the REAL Bill Hoover will answer :)
>
> Check and see if the headers have anything to do with Netfirms
> ...that's one service that is being abused ...

Would be nice if whoever keeps sending these mails would add a valid reply
address. So everyone could tell him what a stupid moron (s)he is.

I can't wait to see (s)he'll do next...

KAH

rossyboy

Nov 29, 2003, 12:12pm
Yea... the main point of my post was actually, if you see anyone in AW
who thinks these people are big, make sure they understand they're not.
It annoys me when people run around saying "HACKERS ARE COMING" and stuff.

[View Quote] > "ryan" <awng.5.ryanjacob at spamgourmet.com> wrote in
> news:3fc7ec37$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com:
>
>
>
>
> Would be nice if whoever keeps sending these mails would add a valid reply
> address. So everyone could tell him what a stupid moron (s)he is.
>
> I can't wait to see (s)he'll do next...
>
> KAH

dm mercury

Nov 30, 2003, 7:51am
I would liek to say first off Bill has more of an education that the morons
who wrote the spoofed letter. If you are even half competant in the English
language you would see that the sentences are poorly contstructed. Anyways
if you are going to spoof someone make sure you know how to write in their
native tounge.

DM

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rossyboy

Nov 30, 2003, 4:59pm
Well yea, I was thinking that too when I saw it.

[View Quote] > I would liek to say first off Bill has more of an education that the morons
> who wrote the spoofed letter. If you are even half competant in the English
> language you would see that the sentences are poorly contstructed. Anyways
> if you are going to spoof someone make sure you know how to write in their
> native tounge.
>
> DM
>
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