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914World.com _ 914World Garage _ When the site got hacked...
Posted by: bondo Apr 13 2006, 09:32 PM
This may have been covered in another thread, but if so I missed it... Did "the bad guys" get our passwords? If so, we should all change em, as they could really mess things up if they had our passwords. 
Posted by: Andyrew Apr 13 2006, 09:51 PM
Speeking of that. Could someone tell me exactly what happened? I dont quite understand...
Posted by: Brad Roberts Apr 13 2006, 09:52 PM
From what I have gathered:
They didnt hack the site, they used the server to send shit out. They hacked the .php code not the database code were the passwords and such sit.
B
Posted by: McMark Apr 13 2006, 09:54 PM
Andy's the authority here, but I agree with Brad.
Posted by: Andyrew Apr 13 2006, 09:55 PM
You mean like via our emails, the user computers like viruses (sp?) or using the site to host their data or porn or links or shit on the WWW
Andrew
Posted by: r_towle Apr 13 2006, 10:06 PM
The site did not get hacked.
This was a long scheduled and planned upgrade to the newer versions of the software to Prevent getting hacked...you must have missed the memo...
anyways...you will now be pleased to see more features, multi language support, personal assistance from the automated admin, and much more...
the new 914club website is an AI program that is built to adapt and change color depending upon your personal mood, and the personal settings that you have set up in your profile...
So all the look and feel is still here from before, you just messed up your browser settings and need to fix those to see the older version...
It may take you a few weeks to fix it in fact, but keep trying..it will eventually work for you..you will see what you are looking for...
Posted by: drew365 Apr 13 2006, 10:18 PM
the new 914club website is an AI program that is built to adapt and change color depending upon your personal mood, and the personal settings that you have set up in your profile..
you will see what you are looking for...
Apparently, I'm feeling several shades of blue. This AI is great!
Posted by: Ctrout Apr 13 2006, 11:21 PM
The site did not get hacked.
This was a long scheduled and planned upgrade to the newer versions of the software to Prevent getting hacked...you must have missed the memo...
anyways...you will now be pleased to see more features, multi language support, personal assistance from the automated admin, and much more...
the new 914club website is an AI program that is built to adapt and change color depending upon your personal mood, and the personal settings that you have set up in your profile...
So all the look and feel is still here from before, you just messed up your browser settings and need to fix those to see the older version...
It may take you a few weeks to fix it in fact, but keep trying..it will eventually work for you..you will see what you are looking for...
What then about all of the talk on the bird board about the Italian dude and some conspiring a massive ping attack?
Posted by: SirAndy Apr 14 2006, 04:36 AM
Did "the bad guys" get our passwords?
passwords are stored as MD5 hashes, so *NO* no passwords were compromised ...
they *may* have gotten your email address thought, so, *if* you see a unusual increase in email spam on that address (besides your usual porn subscriptions), please, let us know ...
Andy
Posted by: rhodyguy Apr 14 2006, 09:11 AM
no porn offers but lots for stocks trading for $.15 a share with short term projections exceeding a target price of $.22 per 
. don't know if this is site related.
k
Posted by: DonTraver Apr 14 2006, 09:26 AM
I have recently, like last couple of days, started getting spam from banks I don't do business with saying I need to update account info. This morning there was one from Chase saying something about a bank I do do business with.
I don't open these emails, I just delete them. I don't do porn sites. I don't even do ebay anymore, too many crooks there these days. But I do searches when I need some info, run spyware and virus 2 times a weeks or when I think I need too. I will continue to just delete funny sounding email.
Just thought I'd let you know since you asked and I just noticed the increase in spam.
Later, Don
Posted by: Duffster Apr 14 2006, 10:17 AM
i personally suspect someone named "sam" 
Posted by: SirAndy Apr 14 2006, 10:23 AM
i personally suspect someone named "sam"
naaaa, i met the guy ... he couldn't turn on a computer if his life depended on it, let alone hack into one ...
Andy
Posted by: grantsfo Apr 14 2006, 10:26 AM
i personally suspect someone named "sam"
naaaa, i met the guy ... he couldn't turn on a computer if his life depended on it, let alone hack into one ...
AndyPerhaps the X1/9 crowd was missing us?
Posted by: ! Apr 14 2006, 10:27 AM
It's tax season and the phishing level is higher right now....use the "turbo delete" button on your keyboard and have another beer. 
Posted by: Sammy Apr 14 2006, 01:48 PM
I got that same scam e-mail from Chase bank yesterday.
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