Operation MySpays - Phished Accounts INDEXED!

Last month, I wrote about Operation MySpays Exposed and today I'm writing about Phished Accounts by Operation MySpays.

For those who don't know about Operation MySpays, well in short it is the widest and most successful (in a bad way) phishing project ever done to a social networking site, MySpace.com.

Today, while I was making a few research about operation myspays, I found several sites and URLs that are publicly revealing phished myspace accounts passwords. A quick search at Google for the term "operation myspays" can lead you to the sites.

Some of the data are packed in an archive and are freely available for download at MediaFire (and the download link is still live!). There is also a site which has indexed almost 5 THOUSAND PHISHED MYSPACE ACCOUNTS. And all these are publicly and freely available. A lot of people already know about Operation MySpays and it's a surprise that Google is not de-indexing and banning sites that publicly gives phished accounts data.

As I'm writing this post I'm also in the process of contacting Google to remove those websites from their index.

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WARNING: Some Have MySpace Profiles Without Knowing It!

Beware! Your private pictures might have been stolen and used without your permission by an online imposter on MySpace!

Well, the exact thing happened to an unfortunate girl named Katie from North Texas.

It only takes a few clicks for someone to steal a person's photos and this means that anyone who has an internet access can become your imposter.

Katie said that she never thought that such things will happen to an average and normal girl like her. But she was very wrong. She found out about the imposter when one of here friend calls here saying that she had found a stranger who has a MySpace profile which contains Katie's private and personal photos.

When the matter was reported to MySpace, they immediately shut down the bogus. MySpace officials admit that Katie's issue is not an isolated incident and recommends everyone making their profile private so only those who are allowed can access the profile.

Well, that's 1 case solved. Another 126 million to go…………………………….

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Alert! Operation Myspays EXPOSED!

Day by day, I hear my friends complaining that their MySpace profiles has been hijacked. I'm sick of hearing it!

Since the first inception of the world wide web, online identity theft has been a major trouble and it is reaching catastrophic levels. Millions of people have been duped by online scammers and most of them don't even realize that their identity has been stolen!
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MySpace hacker tells his story

Have you ever heard of Samy Kamkar? Well, he is the first person to do a large scale MySpace hacking. On January 2007, he confessed that he created what many people consider one the most sophisticated Web 2.0 worm. The worm is widely known as the "Samy Worm". Even thought the worm wasn't malicious it did cause a hell lot of trouble to MySpace. MySpace had to be shutdown in the late2005 after the Samy worm managed to swarm to over 1 millions users to declare Samy a "here" on each of their profile.

No that's what I call wicked

Till now, Samy is not allowed to touch a computer but if he play his card right…he may be allowed to visit MySpace again. This time I hope he doesn't do anything stupid :p

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