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someone attempted to hack my guestbook?
March 8th, 2002
it’s strange why anyone would want to hack my guestbook coz i just took down both my guestbooks for pure essence and regretless. it doesn’t tell me which guestbook it is, but it’s obviously a megabook, so it’s probably the pure essence book. i might as well just delete it.
Someone has tried to guess your password for your
guestbook!
The following information was logged:
* Date/Time: March 8, 2002/2:50 PM
* IP Address: 152.163.204.68
* Domain: spider-to053.proxy.aol.com
* Password: megabook
(yeah, that’s a stupid guess)
Someone has tried to guess your password for your
guestbook! The following information was logged:
* Date/Time: March 8, 2002/2:50 PM
* IP Address: 152.163.204.68
* Domain: spider-to053.proxy.aol.com
* Password: regretless
(equally stupid)
10 Comments Leave a Comment
March 8th, 2002 at 3:44 pmthank you for your nice comment, I will blog there just not going to comment on someone’s post….if you know what I mean..lol. Thanx again.
Wow Dodo, that´s unbelievable that someone would do that “for fun” (???) or for whatever reason. Geesh. Have a great weekend Dodo! :-)
wow…i can’t believed someone would do such a thing…becareful of those evil eyes..lol. I just blog there..thanx to you….it was a suprise to me that you commented on my blog..wow such an honor..really. I always love your work & you’re soo talented too. I can’t hold my joy!!
aww i see, i thought you meant to say “blog at fantasy log” coz i’d use the word “comment” instead of “blog”.. either way i understand now =)
hehe.. yay.. i’m on the sweeties list! lol.. i do check your blog everyday sis! 
Anyways… that why the heck would anyone want to hack into the gbook? = people these days… grrrrr
=/ with no gbook, i can only comment here that u have a lovely cute page and i love kittens :P
lol! that’s funny…. sighh… people nowadays have too much time on their hands… ah *sigh*… hehe but oh well…!
hahaha and wow! i’m 2nd behind daynah! haha i feel honored! *shines*.. haha =D
Symantec Corp. has repaired a serious problem with versions of its leading antivirus software, which protects some of the world’s largest corporations and U.S. government agencies. The flaw lets hackers steal sensitive data, delete files or implant malicious programs.
Symantec began providing a repairing patch for its software over the Memorial Day weekend, just days after researchers disclosed the problem. The speedy response ? many software manufacturers take months to do similar repairs ? underscored the seriousness of the threat, which affected the latest corporate versions of Symantec Antivirus.
The company said the patch is available using its LiveUpdate technology, which distributes the latest antivirus protections. The company said it has not detected efforts by hackers to exploit the antivirus flaw.
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ooh i am in your sweeties list…how sweet
i’ll comment more…sometimes i just read and feel lazy to wrote that i reaed it…and uh why would anyone want to hack a guestbook?