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AppGameKit Classic Chat / Inner-Active.com - Adding ads your apps - Website has been hacked.

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DazzyF
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Posted: 11th Nov 2012 23:09
Just a quick one guys, just tried to log in to the inner-active.com website and it's been hacked.
thought I'd let you guys know.

www.dazzyscds.co.uk
Ancient Lady
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Posted: 11th Nov 2012 23:29
The login page looks okay. I went directly to that and not through the home page.

Then I tried going to the home page. Yup, hacked good. I wonder if they know.

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DazzyF
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Posted: 11th Nov 2012 23:38
I don't remember the login URL, so was going through the main page.
Why don't people just leave stuff alone and do something constructive.

Does my head in.

www.dazzyscds.co.uk
DVader
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 14:12
Only just left that site in the last few minutes. It looked fine to me, but I only went straight to my login also.

Ancient Lady
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 17:00
The main page is thoroughly hacked. Let's see how long it takes them to realize and fix it. This might give a clue about how much attention InnerActive pays to their site.

At the moment, I am now concerned about the information I stored with them. I cannot remember if I filled in the payment information. If I did and the hacker was more than a malicious one (just attacking the home page), my information (and everyone else's) may be compromised. I don't have warm fuzzy feelings about this.

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Ancient Lady
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 17:32
It's fixed now.
Ancient Lady
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 17:48
Good, they were paying attention.

Did you know that there is a 'www.inneractive.com' that has nothing to do with 'www.inner-active.com'? The one without the hyphen (the one we don't use) was created in 1996. Our inner-active was created in 2006. I'm betting our InnerActive was really upset that the domain name was already taken.

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Ancient Lady
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 18:29
Yeah. Including dashes in domain names is a pretty terrible idea from a business perspective, IMHO. Almost everyone, myself included, naturally enters URLs without dashes so I often end up at inneractive.com too. That's why I always check domain names first before coming up with business names or project titles so if it needs a domain I can reserve the most popular candidate.
Ancient Lady
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Posted: 12th Nov 2012 18:51
Quote: "always check domain names first before coming up with business names or project titles"

I've had clients who have had fun with this. We usually manage to find a name that works (like 'www.PamsCommonScents.com', she really wanted just CommonScents).

I had an idea for a product and went and reserved the domains while I was still working on it, just in case. But, the product turned out not to be viable (for a variety of reasons) and I let the domains lapse.

InnerActive didn't check, clearly.

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Ancient Lady
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