13. juni 2003

PayPal Spam Fraud I just received a piece of email allegedly from PayPal, where I actually have an account, warning me the account would expire soon, and requiring me to confirm some data. The email contained a login form which asked for account ID, password, name, cc# & date and ATM PIM (!). If a user fills in the information and clicks log in, they will have sent highly sensitive data to an url that is disguised to pretend to be paypal's, but which is indeed at davidpage.port5.com (where I now get a page not found). I have of course notified PayPal and other relevant parties to this, but you should probably be warned, too. 8:06:58 PM    comment []

Reruns I have over the last weeks added a few older writings, from my blog and elsewhere, to my articles section (stories in radio-speak). Words, words, words: the lost philological battles Blaming the Victim: Aftermath of Nigerian Miss World Fiasco Why skeptics should debunk crackpot ideas Post-Colonialism: A reaction to a reaction One criticism I will make about Radio, is that there is no easy way to have a table of contents or find your own articles. 6:37:57 PM    comment []

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