SimpleHabbo

[EverSteve]

once you've signed up to SimpleHabbo and don't login you get a very nice email!!

From:<IMG id=P___1846204544 style="DISPLAY: none" webimdisplayStyle="inline"> [email protected] ([email protected]) You may not know this sender.Sent:14 February 2009 02:14:17To:


Right.
we have 72 members but only 18 are active.

*** is wrong with you people?!?!?



Either come online or i'd spam your email Inbox

[iPlonker]

***** how nice of them :S?

[Jordulti]

This was done by an Ex-Staff member who got into the webmaster mail account, and did this. He has since been Fired.

Please close thread.

[Mayyte]

More like a cover up so you won't get bad publicity. But I don't wanna troll.
Emails pretty nasty if you ask me; how'd they think they're going to get members if they send out emails like that.

[BeanEgg]

I'd send an abuse email to their host.

[D-Man22]

The forum was hacked.
I am the owner and I will look into this. thank you. Now can we please close this thread!?

Danny

[EDIT] - After further investigation, a member of Habbox did this. I am trying to uncover who.

[BeanEgg]

The forum was hacked.
I am the owner and I will look into this. thank you. Now can we please close this thread!?

Danny

Was hacked, with data at risk (emails)? What if a virus was sent to everyone? That would be 72 users not very happy.

[D-Man22]

I have closed the forum. We are now investigating this. An ex-member of the Administrative team got in after an emergency restore that back-up to when that user wasn't fired! Please sit tight :-)

[lPinoy]

sit tight?

[ReviewDude]

The forum was hacked.
I am the owner and I will look into this. thank you. Now can we please close this thread!?

Danny

[EDIT] - After further investigation, a member of Habbox did this. I am trying to uncover who.

To be honest, I don't think many people will want to join a website that allows itself to be 'hacked' with no problems at all. I wouldn't want my personal details available to all and sundry, and neither would your users.

Just uncovering 'whodunnit' isn't helpful - you need to discover what went wrong, and how you can fix things in the future, before you'll regain your users' trust.