16-month-old PayPal/Skype exploit continues to drain users' credit cards
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Re: 16-month-old PayPal/Skype exploit continues to drain users' credit cards
#2Wow, I feel stupid because I can't figure out what the author is trying to tell us. Maybe someone can help me? (Use small words, and write slooooowly...)
is it: person A has a PayPal account, and person B spoofs a Skype account and is able to withdraw funds from person A's PayPal account?
or: Same as above, but person B has a real Skype acount...
or: person A has a PayPal account and a Skype account, and person B is able to spoof something-or-other and withdraw funds out of the PayPal account....
or... ?
Re: 16-month-old PayPal/Skype exploit continues to drain users' credit cards
#3Wow, I feel stupid because I can't figure out what the author is trying to tell us. Maybe someone can help me? (Use small words, and write slooooowly...) is it: person A has a PayPal account, and person B spoofs a Skype account and is able to withdraw funds from person A's PayPal account? or: Same as above, but person B has a real Skype acount... or: person A has a PayPal account and a Skype account, and person B is…
No actual Skype account is involved. All spoofed. Person B is taking money out of Person A's account and making it look like a Skype subscription payment. Of course, if Person B wasn't a stupid script kiddie, Person B would only hit each account ONCE instead of 10 times in a row, making it obvious that there is a problem.
Re: 16-month-old PayPal/Skype exploit continues to drain users' credit cards
#4Wow, I feel stupid because I can't figure out what the author is trying to tell us. Maybe someone can help me? (Use small words, and write slooooowly...) is it: person A has a PayPal account, and person B spoofs a Skype account and is able to withdraw funds from person A's PayPal account? or: Same as above, but person B has a real Skype acount... or: person A has a PayPal account and a Skype account, and person B is…
No actual Skype account is involved. All spoofed. Person B is taking money out of Person A's account and making it look like a Skype subscription payment. Of course, if Person B wasn't a stupid script kiddie, Person B would only hit each account ONCE instead of 10 times in a row, making it obvious that there is a problem.
Ahh, thank you.