On Thu, Mar 22, 2007 at 10:49:37AM +0100, googan wrote: > Having read all of the above I feel rather foolish to have accepted this > limited access email to be true... So, whithout following links I went to > the UK version of paypal and logged in as normal... only to face a page > that told me that my account had indeed had limited access and that I had > to go to the resolution centre and fill out some security details... as I > had logged into my account i thout this must be the case.... so i followed > the link and it took me to a page where it was requesting bank info and > credit card info... then the penny dropped.... so now i find myself here > after contacting paypal... they said it was a soof/phishing email, but > still when i log onto paypal through no link, but typing it in mysef and > logging on i still get this limited access page..??? now, Has my system > been infected or even my account??? your thoughts please
Your DNS may have been hijacked. There are many ways to do this; the current fad is to alter your firewall/access point settings to point to the attacker's DNS servers. Check what DNS servers your router is serving. If that's not it, more information is required: what OS are you running, what browser are you using, what exact URL you typed, etc. -- Rob
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