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Was Paxum.com Hacked?
What a strange e-mail!
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Of course, they usually admit they were compromised, so that any users who also used the same login credentials on other sites could take appropriate action. Has Paxum been compromised-- in any way? |
Pathetic thread...
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Could have been.
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No, we are simply upgrading our login security to a better system. Thanks for your concern, but everything is fine. :thumbsup
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Until when this update will be done Ruth? this has been 6 - 7 hours now!! Its not normal.
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Not that it affects me but would one not give a warning well in advance for a downtime due to a planned upgrade?
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Fuck your couch
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Nneexxtt
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Now serving #774
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Atleast they're not trying to hide some shit and sending out the email with ZERO links in it was a good idea IMO
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sounds dangerous
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For a company concerned about security, it seems a bit odd they would send everyone new passwords in the clear.
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There's two options here.
1) They got hacked and they were using plaintext passwords, and don't want to look stupid so they aren't admitting to it. The fact they recommend 'not using any passwords used before with them' supports this. 2) They really did change "login engines" (whatever that is supposed to mean...they are just authenticating off a database anyways), changed the passwords to use a different cipher and couldn't port over the current logins because they were already hashed and didn't know the existing one. It does seem pretty fucking stupid to send over new passwords in plaintext via email. What's even stupider is their 'automatic authentication'. Ever notice how no online bank has this? How paypal does not have this? There's a reason... There should be no automatic login, and they shouldn't even have you entering the entire password to begin with - only a few random letters from it to prevent keyloggers/etc from getting access. |
what a joke sending passwords via email
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So my perfectly randomized unique many character password has been replaced by a password that was emailed to me without any type of security? That alarms me.
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Imagine if a program has $55k in there and the password was sent to an email address employees have access to. Wowza.
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lol at sending out passwords via email...a company that handles other people's money should NEVER do that
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edit: nevermind, i'll just msg ruth about this on icq
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a:3:{s:4:"user";s:25:"[email protected]";s:4:"pass";s :44:"passwordhashhere";s:2:"no";i:13;} What they store in the cookie is what appears to be a base64-encoded md5 hash. It appears to be salted. |
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wow |
That's what i thought when I got the email.
It also didn't let me use my old password, told me to change to something different. |
Hmmm i feel like paxum was hacked. Anothet one bite the dust
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SHA-256: Generates a 44-character string using the SHA-256 algorithm specified by FIPS-180-2.
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You do not take your system down for 'scheduled maintenance/upgrades' that haven't been previously scheduled. If this were really the case, your clients would have had at least a weeks notice, if not more. Companies who are simply upgrading their security do NOT manually reset all of their clients' passwords. And they certainly do NOT email them in plain text. Especially considering you are a financial institution so to speak. So please, just come out with it so people know what to expect when trusting their funds with your company. Your shit was compromised, and your clients have a right to know the truth. Lying about it here only makes people (who know better) distrust you. |
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Unable to confirm new password.
Errors : "The Username must start with a letter, not contain more than one consecutive . or _ . Please enter a value for this field." What username? There is only a Email and Authorization key field :upsidedow |
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If they got hacked and you just got lied to, please sue them and complain to the DOJ. |
Really can't *believe* they sent out passwords in plain text emails.
WTF? |
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Funds were not transferred. Please try again later I have enough funds (and i'm sending below the daily limit) in my account however i'm getting this message.. Epass part 2 ? |
Sending out passwords through mail. Especially a company like this.
Seriously, wtf. |
The same thing i cannot transfer funds to my master card
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Why the heck do you carry this on the login page?
L.E. I'll just leave it to that. |
I'm shocked!
Shocked, I tell you! |
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Hope its worked out more and more clients using paxum to pay me everyday.
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I've never used Paxum before and glad about this.
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Doesn't look like redpass allows you to save passwords.
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same shit here:
Errors : Funds were not transferred. Please try again later |
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http://www.opinionatedgeek.com/dotne.../base64decode/ |
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gonna re-change my password again
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Look DirtyF I know you cant stand me, but doubting my success is absolutely mind boggling. in my sig there are links to what i do.... you? Nothing you arent even in adult for the most part youve even said this on gfy..., when you actually run a business in adult, then maybe you could address me, until then,... run along run along and go pay some kid 5 bucks on fiver to make harry potter videos (thats what you recently bragged about is your new promo method) LOL leave adult to those of us who are professional. |
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oh id be willing to bet you read the entire post. LOL :)
you read every other post i make, why stop now. you quote me every single day trolling, you have a hard on for me always have. LOL |
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