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Hey everyone!
A friend of mine tipped me off to a website that has about EVERY gay website with a bunch of passwords. Check it out to see if your site is on the list. I found out of the 7 passwords listed 2 were still valid. Even though my Proxypass did block them, they were still active.
Here is the site:
http://o001oo.ru/lofiversion/index.php/t2590.html
I looked at the link to see if perhaps ours were there. It wasnt.
I am on gay.com from time to time and have noticed a tremendous amount of password sharing there from time to time.
In the event we should locate a password share on a site such as the link you provided, besides changing / deleting the username and password is there anything else that you can do?
Just curious for the event that we should locate a username / password there.
However, we use pennywise.com for password sharing protection. But as we all know, sometimes things can slip through. Knock on wood nothing that I know of has of yet.
This is one of 69,182 password sites that we spider for our customers so
you would be alerted to any of your passwords that were posted, possibly
before anyone even used them. Of course, if anyone did try to use them
Strongbox would shut them down real quick.
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Hi Derek,
You shouldn't have to be that unsure about your passwordCode:However, we use pennywise.com for password sharing protection. But as we all know, sometimes things can slip through. Knock on wood nothing that I know of has of yet.
protection system. There are much better technologies that
have been developed since pennywise came out.
I represent one of those better technologies with a system
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You can check out the weaknesses of the IP Counting
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Click on the Learn page and view the case study and screenshots
located at the bottom right side of that page. It clearly illustrates
why password abuse flys under the radar of those systems.
Better yet, you can install the Free Trial version of Frog and
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No other system offers this capability to test drive the
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To install the Free Trial. please visit:
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To see our press release on this board about Frog:
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Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Many Thanks
George
Email: George@PhantomFrog.com