Samira Bhagvat
Active member
Its running fine here, nothing like you said so far, go and check again.
Good job I'm hiding behind a fake IP then.
Lightning McQueen
Moderator
on visiting to do a bit of rubbernecking on the debacle they have asked for a new password, very odd, or a coincidence.
Samira Bhagvat
Active member
on visiting to do a bit of rubbernecking on the debacle they have asked for a new password, very odd, or a coincidence.
I got the same message and I changed it but I didn't notice that it not 183 days old
Now what ?
Samira Bhagvat
Active member
Check this out BabyPips.com Was Hacked
Coincidentally I see they had another millionaire trader guru blow up and disappear. I don't know how much he took but a lot of people seem to be angry and for some reason surprised. I think he was called ICT trader or something similar. Probably Jacko or Wasp pulling another one.
Lightning McQueen
Moderator
Things to think about/ask if you used the service
Have you used the password you used for babypips anywhere else? If so change it now, regardless of if you have already changed your babypips password, usual stuff here never reuse passwords across different accounts regardless of how little you card about an account.
Babypips have not advised when the breach occurred, only when they noticed it, this means if you have reused passwords previously attackers could have access to other accounts that you use, changing you babypips password means little here.
They have provided little information about
1. when it happened
2. how it happened
3. has the attacker got the salt?
4. This is the worst part
As far as our logs show, the interface was never used. We can only assume that the attackers had future motives in mind,"
One they are relying on logs, rather that system analysis/forensics, it doesn't even sound like they have rebuilt
Two. Assumption is the mother of all Blah
Have you used the password you used for babypips anywhere else? If so change it now, regardless of if you have already changed your babypips password, usual stuff here never reuse passwords across different accounts regardless of how little you card about an account.
Babypips have not advised when the breach occurred, only when they noticed it, this means if you have reused passwords previously attackers could have access to other accounts that you use, changing you babypips password means little here.
They have provided little information about
1. when it happened
2. how it happened
3. has the attacker got the salt?
4. This is the worst part
As far as our logs show, the interface was never used. We can only assume that the attackers had future motives in mind,"
One they are relying on logs, rather that system analysis/forensics, it doesn't even sound like they have rebuilt
Two. Assumption is the mother of all Blah
BeginnerJoe
Senior member
Well, there's something similar, or very close, starting up here. Surely you have joined ?
ZEN archer
Experienced member
They are a bit slow - my antivirus alerted me about a trojan on their site some time ago.
wackypete2
Legendary member
Usernames and passwords are highly valued. MANY people use the same name and password for many sites, including banking logon, brokers' websites, etc...
Peter
