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Umm, they were asking for people's MySpace password and proxying their connx. This is the sureest way to train MySpace users to accept Phishing. Of course the
by anonymous1 19y ago
Umm, they were asking for people's MySpace password and proxying their connx. This is the sureest way to train MySpace users to accept Phishing.
Of course they cut them off. Any rational site would have.