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Okay, someone at the helm of this list needs to unsub
sujitkumar_shirkar@hotmail.com as it's obvious the account has been
brute-force hacked...

I see it quite often on my email group server among the gmail, hotmail and
yahoo subscribers.

How do you get people to actually choose better passwords? I wrote a page
that uses pwgen on my server and point my users to it, but they never
listen... (http://ourldsfamily.com/cgi-bin/passwordgen if you're
interested in taking a look)

Karl
PS. Who is interested in a Swedish casino anyway?

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On 05/03/2010 09:11 AM, Karl Pearson wrote:

Okay, someone at the helm of this list needs to unsub
sujitkumar_shirkar@hotmail.com as it's obvious the account has been
brute-force hacked...


I think I'm still an admin. I can try. There's been so little traffic
here that I'm shocked it's still alive. :-)


I see it quite often on my email group server among the gmail, hotmail and
yahoo subscribers.

How do you get people to actually choose better passwords? I wrote a page
that uses pwgen on my server and point my users to it, but they never
listen... (http://ourldsfamily.com/cgi-bin/passwordgen if you're
interested in taking a look)

Karl
PS. Who is interested in a Swedish casino anyway?

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On 05/03/2010 09:11 AM, Karl Pearson wrote:

Okay, someone at the helm of this list needs to unsub
sujitkumar_shirkar@hotmail.com as it's obvious the account has been
brute-force hacked...


Turns out I still am an admin and I've unsubscribed that account.
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I have over 8300 email addresses in email groups on my server, and I see
the need to unsubscribe hacked accounts every month or more.

Sometimes the owner can get back in, change their password and not go
through the bother of getting a new account, resubscribing, etc., but more
often than not, the hackers change the password and start spamming ad
nauseum.

Thanks for your diligence. I may put up a link on my pages somewhere to
this email list. It's been a life-saver for me for years. It would be a
pity for it to die.

Did you notice how many subscribers there are? Since I don't use Mailman
(Majordomo instead), I don't know if you can do that.

Karl


On Mon, May 3, 2010 3:22 pm, Rick Stevens wrote:
> On 05/03/2010 09:11 AM, Karl Pearson wrote:
>> Okay, someone at the helm of this list needs to unsub
>> sujitkumar_shirkar@hotmail.com as it's obvious the account has been
>> brute-force hacked...
>
> Turns out I still am an admin and I've unsubscribed that account.
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On 05/04/2010 12:09 PM, Karl Pearson wrote:

I have over 8300 email addresses in email groups on my server, and I see
the need to unsubscribe hacked accounts every month or more.

Sometimes the owner can get back in, change their password and not go
through the bother of getting a new account, resubscribing, etc., but more
often than not, the hackers change the password and start spamming ad
nauseum.

Thanks for your diligence. I may put up a link on my pages somewhere to
this email list. It's been a life-saver for me for years. It would be a
pity for it to die.

Did you notice how many subscribers there are? Since I don't use Mailman
(Majordomo instead), I don't know if you can do that.


Well, let's see......according to the admin user interface, there's 1200
members currently. I'd expect more activity, but perhaps RHEL5 is
stupid simple to set up. :-) Heheheheheheh!



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On 05/03/2010 09:11 AM, Karl Pearson wrote:

Okay, someone at the helm of this list needs to unsub
sujitkumar_shirkar@hotmail.com as it's obvious the account has been
brute-force hacked...


Turns out I still am an admin and I've unsubscribed that account.

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On Tue, May 4, 2010 4:44 pm, Rick Stevens wrote:
> On 05/04/2010 12:09 PM, Karl Pearson wrote:
>> I have over 8300 email addresses in email groups on my server, and I see
>> the need to unsubscribe hacked accounts every month or more.
>>
>> Sometimes the owner can get back in, change their password and not go
>> through the bother of getting a new account, resubscribing, etc., but
>> more
>> often than not, the hackers change the password and start spamming ad
>> nauseum.
>>
>> Thanks for your diligence. I may put up a link on my pages somewhere to
>> this email list. It's been a life-saver for me for years. It would be a
>> pity for it to die.
>>
>> Did you notice how many subscribers there are? Since I don't use Mailman
>> (Majordomo instead), I don't know if you can do that.
>
> Well, let's see......according to the admin user interface, there's 1200
> members currently. I'd expect more activity, but perhaps RHEL5 is
> stupid simple to set up. :-) Heheheheheheh!

This is an 'install' list, so the setup comes after, right? But, it is
pretty easy to both install and setup, so maybe you've hit that nail on
it's larger-than-life head.

Now back to work...


>
>> On Mon, May 3, 2010 3:22 pm, Rick Stevens wrote:
>>> On 05/03/2010 09:11 AM, Karl Pearson wrote:
>>>> Okay, someone at the helm of this list needs to unsub
>>>> sujitkumar_shirkar@hotmail.com as it's obvious the account has been
>>>> brute-force hacked...
>>>
>>> Turns out I still am an admin and I've unsubscribed that account.
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