One of the first serious HTML pages I remember editing was a clone of an "AOL InstaKiss" page that was used for phishing. Spoofed email address sends you an em

One of the first serious HTML pages I remember editing was a clone of an "AOL InstaKiss" page that was used for phishing. Spoofed email address sends you an email with a link to an instakiss some secret admirer sent you, you get there and are presented with a very official-looking login, credentials are logged and it passes you through to some generic instakiss card. I didn't create the cloned page, but I did maintain a copy of it for a while. We got a few admin-level accounts this way (various levels of admin). Admin accounts were kinda like nukes, it was good to have some to protect yourself from other nefarious teenagers messing with your normal accounts.