Re: the forward button

[Guest guest]

Maybe they hit forward key and then sent message to many addresses that had no

business getting these messages. I have no idea what these people are up to,

but I guess I will have to cut and paste messages I want to keep track of.

These people need to find something constructive to do.

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> so let me get this straight, hackers were hacking computers by attaching to

the forward button/link ? so if you fowarded a post to your email than opened it

you may have been hacked?

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[Guest guest]

I was reading my email and for no reason I had a dozen drafts saved in my

drafts folder which I know I didnt save. Later that day I was signing on to

and I had a pop of message saying that my screen name was logged on at

another computer. I immediately changed my password.

Just last week a friend sent a link for porn which went to my spam folder. When

I emailed him and asked him why he would send me such a link he said he didn't

do it, someone somehow hacked their way into his email account and started

sending out porn web sites using his email address. I've known this guy for

quite a few years and I know he would never send me such a link even as a joke.

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> > so let me get this straight, hackers were hacking computers by attaching to

the forward button/link ? so if you fowarded a post to your email than opened it

you may have been hacked?

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[Guest guest]

I've had that too, that someone else is signed in to another computer. I

wondered if it was my Facebook account. I used the same email address and I

stay signed in, as I also stay signed in to often also, so you might

consider that but my email address has been used to spam. I've found mail from

my own address in my spam folder that wasn't sent by me. I kept my

address anyway because I am subscribed to sooo many things compared to the spam

issue, had the same address since 1999 or so. Anyway, periodically changing

your email password is a good thing. We have to do that at work every three

months for security reasons.

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> I was reading my email and for no reason I had a dozen drafts saved in

my drafts folder which I know I didnt save. Later that day I was signing on to

and I had a pop of message saying that my screen name was logged on at

another computer. I immediately changed my password.

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> Just last week a friend sent a link for porn which went to my spam folder.

When I emailed him and asked him why he would send me such a link he said he

didn't do it, someone somehow hacked their way into his email account and

started sending out porn web sites using his email address. I've known this guy

for quite a few years and I know he would never send me such a link even as a

joke.

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