The site below calls itself Sarahdream.com. Yet, it seems to have us all as members of it too!
http://www.sarahdream.com/
Mods, got any idea what this is about?
http://www.sarahdream.com/
Mods, got any idea what this is about?
yes-yes--WHAT THE FFUCK???The site below calls itself Sarahdream.com. Yet, it seems to have us all as members of it too!
http://www.sarahdream.com/
Mods, got any idea what this is about?
It's a clone site; it's the forum version of the common trojan horse attack.yes-yes--WHAT THE FFUCK?
So they now have your login info. Which is the main reason people create sites like that.i was also able to login that site . . . .
...this reeks of a database clone. How that would have been accomplished, I can only speculate.
No. A clone can be created from the purely visible aspects of a website; there are programs that can do that. Such a clone will not contain any personal information that is not publicly accessible.if this is a database clone then would they not already have any information that was submitted here from everyone here?--think about it.
No. A clone can be created from the purely visible aspects of a website; there are programs that can do that. Such a clone will not contain any personal information that is not publicly accessible.
Perhaps. It would be up to the "designer" of the website how the system reacted to login attempts. About all you can say about it with certainty is that it won't work _right_ i.e. it doesn't know your actual username/password so it won't allow validated users in and reject invalid users. It might accept everyone, in which case it might even allow you to post on the fake site with that name.I presume that if they are trying to learn your personal login information then ANY login response you might make would give access. Is that right
it is-- everything that occurs here or is submitted here is being transferred to that site from moment to moment-- go look.P.S. I wonder if these messages, about their fraudulence, are being faithfully reproduced on their fake site................
Perhaps. It would be up to the "designer" of the website how the system reacted to login attempts. About all you can say about it with certainty is that it won't work _right_ i.e. it doesn't know your actual username/password so it won't allow validated users in and reject invalid users. It might accept everyone, in which case it might even allow you to post on the fake site with that name.
It also might reject everyone. From a hacker perspective this is more useful, since most people keep at most about half a dozen passwords and use them for more than one site. By rejecting everyone, the site could encourage people to try their other passwords. Now the hacker has your username and several of your passwords. And if one of the passwords you tried is the password you also use for banking . . . .
Do NOT log in there. These people are most likely trying to get your login details.
I would suggest you change your password to this site, ie sciforums as quickly as possible if you logged into that site.
another crazy thing-- my old password that worked before(on that site) now does not work there. does that mean my new password was transferred to that site since everything is being transferred there-- something to think about.