ebay Hacked! Attack of the 1335 Apple iPhones wareagie

Anyone out there still believe ebay is NOT hacked?

Anyone out there still believe ebay is safe, honest, or trustworthy?

Here is yet another hack attack of immense proportions. 1335 iPhones, all listed with in a matter of a couple minutes or so.
Meet the seller/victim
Seller: wareagie (34)
Feedback: 97.2% Positive
Member: since Aug-28-00 in United States

Meet the hacker's email address:
vanila3456@gmail.com

Here is just one listing details:
20 - 8GB Apple iPhone- Brand New- Never Used
Item number: 300147916089
Starting time: Sep-03-07 16:34:50 PDT
Starting bid: US $1.00
Duration: 1-day listing


I have screencaps to further document this sad event.
http://tinyurl.com/ytatds
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I will also be posting this onto digg dot comn, unless someone else does it first. There was a little incident where an Apple iPhone/ebay-PayPal scam article "evaporated". You can read about that here:
http://tinyurl.com/yw8uvg

I sure hope this does not disappear.

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[senselocke]

Wow, we just had this happen to our account--literally 30 listings in a few minutes, all for iphones in bulk, and the seller asking for outside contact and payment to Britain (we're in US). Our password was rather complex too.

Thing is, we do not nor have we ever sold electronics--you would think Ebay would have some sort of system to catch such a drastic change in item type, frequency, price, and nature.

How often does this happen?

[cappnonymous]

@senselocke

It happens constantly. Still- for 3+ yrs straight. Sad part is that ebaY is still suspending & banning people from their forums for mentioning it or demading explanation. Recently, a vocal critic of Paypal holds, & TRS was victim: 1st hacked w fake iphone listing, then silenced for mentioning it. Clearly ebaY has very serious issues.

Best advice- Get as far away as fast away as you can. Avoid IT like the plague

[screwpaypal]

This stuff is almost unbelievable. Man has gone to the moon and returned safely, and eBay can't even protect us, their customers, from this stuff. I wonder if eBay really even cares at all????

[cappnonymous]

See my other vid, "Ebay under Botnet attack" for links to news articles about the situation.

See some of my others for the magnitude of the hijacked listings. Up to nearly 60K/account in at least one case. :)))

The hijackings, while not as blatant, are still ongoing w the very same articles listed, more often using an image to insert the contact info. However, IMO, hackers now have full access to Paypal, thus there are more paypal accounts being plundered & robbed. Less hijackings.

[cappnonymous]

Hello alimakjames.

Thanks for watching & commenting. Yes, I understand, however, your explanation while likely correct in part does not resolve how the hackers are able to bypass eb alleged "fraud filters", nor use the very same email address over & over again, nor list the very same articles, using the very same templates over & over. There are only a couple plausible explanations for that, one being they have a trick, the other is insider help from eb.

[alimakjames]

the problem is not ebays unless they continue to ignore the fact there is a problem. These programmers have hijacked real accounts with credibility from compromised computers, and judging by the mass sales of the same items, posted simultaneously, will be working on their code to make it less tell tale, this is just the beginning.... An ez fix is to contact the seller of your items, because a sale posted by a zombie computer will not respond to you, if they do it will be a robotic auto response

[alimakjames]

if you want to see how it works first hand, you can try to make a honey pot for fun, install like win2k on a dummy machine and put it on the internet (outside your network) without updates or security. Periodically check your ports for communication, for example running a cmd prmpt and using netstat. If you notice the system is connecting to a server on port 6667, 7000 or one of the ircd ports u can connect with an irc client and if the guys an amateur see his zombies,

[alimakjames]

Ebay was not hacked, in this case... Personal Computers were hijacked using a trolling strategy where an attacked uses 1000s if not more of already hacked machines to run scripts that try to auto exploit random computers (yours too) in any given IP range. They make sucessfully exploited machines connect to an IRC server (so as not to be tracked) where they use scripts to remotely issue commands to their 1000s of zombie computers. Obviously these guys made one to steal peoples Ebay info.

[pavmx703]

i have the rihgt to my opinion and i dont care what u have to say say what ever you want i wont trouble myself reading it and i the comment wasn't to you so when i write a comment to u that's when you talk to me other than that mind ur own business

[duffman23returns]

u wud be more of a asshole there is i know this is old but hate wrong people who believe there right

[pavmx703]

there is no music asshole