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[...] [Revision; 6th of August, 2014] To make it clear: The Paypal account you were 'hacking' did NOT have to be affiliated with the eBay account you were using. In my [...]

[...] , "The security key gives you an extra layer of security when you log in to your PayPal account. It creates random security codes to use along with your regular username and password. [...]

[...] five sections: Criminal Identity Theft(committing a crime under another person's name), Financial Identity Theft, Identity Cloning, Medical Identity Theft, and Child Identity Theft. Although all are [...]

[...] To make it clear: The Paypal account you were 'hacking' did NOT have to be affiliated with the eBay account you were using. In my original tests, I had made a new eBay account using a temporary email, [...]

[...] a password. eBay, in conjunction with Paypal, provide a service as to where you can link your eBay account to your Paypal account, and when you sell something on eBay, the fees automatically come out [...]

[...] it to Paypal the same day. I have also uploaded a demonstration of it on YouTube. ==Found: 5th June 2014== ==Reported: 5th June 2014== ==Response: 27th June 2014== I got this response from Paypal: [...]

[...] it to Paypal the same day. I have also uploaded a demonstration of it on YouTube. ==Found: 5th June 2014== ==Reported: 5th June 2014== ==Response: 27th June 2014== ==2nd Response: 27th June 2014== [...]

Securing your Ubuntu Desktop OS from intruders Recently I have become interested in securing my laptop from predators such as hackers, thieves, and la [...]

[...] Yesterday, I found a buffer overflow in libdkimtest. In this day and age, you'd think reputable programs like libdkim would be [...]

[...] of the packages. The vulnerability that the Google Security Team found was a 'possible' buffer overflow in the way apt handles the hostname of the website that the package is hosted on. The code [...]

[...] login page(above), the URL contains "=_integrated-registration". Doing a quick Google search for this shows that it isn't used for anything other than eBay; thus it is setup [...]

[...] login page(above), the URL contains "=_integrated-registration". Doing a quick Google search for this shows that it isn't used for anything other than eBay; thus it is setup [...]

[...] come out of your Paypal account. When setting this up, you're (obviously) asked for your Paypal login. Linking the two accounts Login Page When you are redirected to the login page(above), the URL [...]

[...] come out of your Paypal account. When setting this up, you're (obviously) asked for your Paypal login. Linking the two accounts Login Page When you are redirected to the login page(above), the URL [...]

[...] . When setting this up, you're (obviously) asked for your Paypal login. Linking the two accounts Login Page When you are redirected to the login page(above), the URL contains "=_integrated- [...]

[...] . When setting this up, you're (obviously) asked for your Paypal login. Linking the two accounts Login Page When you are redirected to the login page(above), the URL contains "=_integrated- [...]