| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 28 Aug 2001 at 15:08:27 |
| Subject: | Re: Firewall |
Gareth Griffiths said,
>> well yes I should know up to a few weeks ago I was using BT internet as
>> my ISP (now back with UKOnline) a friend of mine rang me up and told me
>> my ISP details was on a web site, password etc. He told me what was
>> on the site and yes there was my password for all to see. (I did not see
>> it he told me over the phone my details)
> That doesn't necessarily mean your Amiga was hacked. In fact, its quite
> unlikely as the hacker would have to know where abouts on your Amiga the ISP
> details were stored, which means they would have to be an Amiga owner.
Or an ex-Amiga owner, there are plenty of those, or someone who can
read. There are only two places where the information is stored on 95%
of online Amigas.
This information probsably came from the datatypes.library trojan that
was released a few years ago. This emailed Miami config files to an
anonymous Hotmail account.
Cheers
Neil
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