Just a quick warning to any members on BT Yahoo, some twat's developed a new scam which hacks into your e-mail account.
Admittedly, it relies on a degree of gullibility on the part of the hackee, ie me, but it was the most believable one I've ever had.
Last night I got an e-mail purportedly from Yahoo which Norton failed to pick us as spam, so it dropped into my inbox.
It looked kosher and was advising me that the next time I went to my e-mail account, I'd have to log in with my password as a periodic security check (as genuinely happens every once in a while.)
I thought nothing of it and an hour or so later I went back to my mail account and it did indeed, ask me to put my password in.
Which I did.
And this morning received a text from my sister saying that last night I e-mailed her from The Ukraine saying that I'd been held up at gun-point and needed 2200 Euros wiring asap.
Be on your guard, people.
Admittedly, it relies on a degree of gullibility on the part of the hackee, ie me, but it was the most believable one I've ever had.
Last night I got an e-mail purportedly from Yahoo which Norton failed to pick us as spam, so it dropped into my inbox.
It looked kosher and was advising me that the next time I went to my e-mail account, I'd have to log in with my password as a periodic security check (as genuinely happens every once in a while.)
I thought nothing of it and an hour or so later I went back to my mail account and it did indeed, ask me to put my password in.
Which I did.
And this morning received a text from my sister saying that last night I e-mailed her from The Ukraine saying that I'd been held up at gun-point and needed 2200 Euros wiring asap.
Be on your guard, people.