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AIM Password Stolen...
My AIM password was stolen. I get an IM from the AOL System saying that I'm logged on in multiple locations, but even with logging the other locations off and changing passwords, my friends are still getting errant IM's. Any ideas?
(I'm running Vista Ultimate 64-Bit with McAfee Virus Scan provided by the Univ. Of Tennessee.) |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 23
OS: freebsd, slackware
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Re: AIM Password Stolen...
someone probably has a sniffer running on the network that is stealing passwds... ie MIM attack. simple to do. contact your schools network admin and tell him whats going on.
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