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MySpace compromised

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domainmyspace.com: Turns out this incident only involved a phishing page on myspace.com and not an actual compromise of the website. The Netcraft p
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27 Oct 2006

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Netcraft has just reported that MySpace, the social networking site, has been compromised, with a spoof login form on the home page.

Myspace users – to prevent your user name and password from ending up in the wrong hands, don’t log-in until the issue is resolved.

Update: Turns out this incident only involved a phishing page on myspace.com and not an actual compromise of the website. The Netcraft page has been updated to reflect this. Apologies for the false alarm!

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