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It's interesting that the "hacker" send out a mugged in Madrid email. A friend in Nepal had his Yahoo account hacked last week with the same email sent out. I w
by molsongolden 15y ago
It's interesting that the "hacker" send out a mugged in Madrid email. A friend in Nepal had his Yahoo account hacked last week with the same email sent out. I wonder how they targeted people or gained access since his wife was using Gmail and is (most likely?) in a western country and my friend is from Nepal. It doesn't seem like they would be using any of the same websites.
- uxp 15y agoJust like a lot of lead generation/spam email campaigns I've seen, I'd assume a lot of phishing and scam email "campaigns" are strictly copy and pasted from a single source (ie, a forum post somewhere), with very few scammers actually putting any effort into changing it to be somewhat unique in favor of trying to get the message to as many people as quick as possible.