FTPDoug/Sean - Hacker on FTP - Please read

[DWarrior]

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Its not their fault someone got your password.

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its not mine either as no one else in the world knows it.

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You do know that porn.exe is not porn, right?

[fusting4321]

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Its not their fault someone got your password.

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its not mine either as no one else in the world knows it.

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LIES
You do know that porn.exe is not porn, right?

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[iwantbooze]

I use '12345' as my password, nobody will ever guess it.

[jay_jaywalk]

As I understand the account "Molilla" is owned by rakeback.com

Here is an other thead about the issue:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...=0#Post10890399

[earck]

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As I understand the account "Molilla" is owned by rakeback.com

Here is an other thead about the issue:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...=0#Post10890399

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Nice 2nd post :-/

[Tony_Sopran0]

greg raymer got hacked? waoh

[HandHack1]

Guys..keylogging software and even worse rootkits are bad, hard to detect and can be on many, many computers. Virus scanning cannot detect them. And rootkits are a whole other monster.

[DMoogle]

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Guys..keylogging software and even worse rootkits are bad, hard to detect and can be on many, many computers. Virus scanning cannot detect them. And rootkits are a whole other monster.

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Keylogging trojans are different from keylogging software. Most keylogging software you'd need to have physical access to the computer to install and effectively use. This generally comes down to who do you know that knows the money you have on your computer, and do you trust them? Virus scanners won't report keylogging software because it's "legitimate", so to speak.

Rootkits scare the [censored] out of me though. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] I'm thinking about getting a new computer and then formatting this computer just so I can start fresh and know that there's nothing that I don't know about hidden on my computer. I'm very careful about what I do, and I use a lot of protective software, but you can never be too careful when it comes to computer security, IMHO. Especially when thousands of dollars are at stake.

Also, to anyone knowledgeable, what's a good, low-resource and simple firewall? I used Sygate for a long time and really liked it, but they were bought by Symantec and don't update it anymore. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] So I switched to ZoneAlarm, but it's kind of a resource hog.

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