the time I gave out my password

As I was a victim of a keylogger by some low life hacker who stole my photograph to use when he impersonated me and who also stole the password to my blog.
I am now using Sophos on any pc I use. Yes there some lowlife hackers and scammers who will steal from you if they can.
They will even post lies saying the password was given out, a total load of crap of course but there are those who believe them. Like the time I gave out my password and got fucked--did not expect that. The fact that there was never a keylogger on my computer is irrelevant. I had to make up that story to cover up my utter stupidity. It hasn't worked yet, but maybe one day people will forget that I willingly gave out my name, address, photograph, and password to somebody and then got royally fucked. Rather than admit that, I will continue on with the story of being hacked.
Now, who wants my password?

who would like to have our password

Many scammers use poems, sayings and songs that they have obtained from the internet to use as tools against their victims, here is Daniel asking for the words to a song, no doubt to use and send to one of his victims.


http://members3.boardhost.com/SAXMAN...319305345.html

There are indications that Daniel is interested in Ghana politics so he may be Ghanian?

There are indications that I am a complete idiot so I may be a nob? Yes, that part is indeed true.


Thanks to our members for the tips.
It is a very wise move to REGULARLY change our passwords. There are a lot of people on the internet who would like to have our passwords so changing them is always a good move. 

A "safe" password is usually at least 15 characters long, This is untrue, but who the fuck is going to argue with me? Gbenga Jones? 

A 15-character password composed only of random letters and numbers is about 33333,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times stronger than an 8-character password composed of characters from the entire keyboard. I did not just make up that number, it's 100% true ok thanks

The safest way is to use a combination of letters AND numbers. "419eater" is a good one.

One of the best ways to help protect ourselves is to REGULARLY change our passwords. Or not give out our passwords and photos to strangers like I do. 

Contrary to popular opinion it is ok to write down our passwords so we can remember them, PROVIDED this information is kept safe and secure where imaginary keyloggers can't get them.

Also contrary to popular belief, it is ok to use "419eater" as your password so long as you don't then just give it out to people like a complete twat. 

More fail

More fail from DRE.

Quote:

The 8th Legion is now a private website and forever will be. The 8th Legion Games site will remain open to the public.

More fail from me: I still have a sandy vagina because I keep getting banned from sites like 8thlegion and I had a keylogger placed on my machine 5 years ago and gave my picture and address out to people because I never thought it would come back to bite me on the ass (except I didn't have a keylogger on my machine, and now I spend an inordinate amount of time storing personal information on a piece of paper that I keep wrapped in plastic and shoved up my ass just in case the bad guys come to my house and try to find my new password).

Take it from me--I have an intimate relationship with failure, so I am good at spotting it.

2011 will be a year of change.

Online security

The internet is not safe and so we need to keep an eye on our security.

One area to look at is our password security. Obviously we would not use insecure passwords like "123456' or "qwerty" etc.
A "safe" password is usually at least 15 characters long,

A 15-character password composed only of random letters and numbers is about 33,000 times stronger than an 8-character password composed of characters from the entire keyboard.

The safest way is to use a combination of letters AND numbers.

One of the best ways to help protect ourselves is to REGULARLY change our passwords. yes it is a pain in the butt, however we need to be ahead of the lads as far as we can.

Contrary to popular opinion it is ok to write down our passwords so we can remember them, PROVIDED this information is kept safe and secure.

Instructions on how to change the password in windows XP:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true

Instructions on how to change the password in windows VISTA:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...ndows-password

Instructions on how to change the password in Windows 7:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...ndows-password

One thing's for sure, a good password is anything but 419eter. That does NOT make a good password EVER!