Lord of Warchalking - Transcript

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David Lawrence: Oh that*s two words actually.

Paul: Oh well that*s true.

David Lawrence: You have exceeded you limit by one word, why thank you, what did I do?

Paul: Well because of the fact that I listen to you every week, religiously. I was in the process of buying an operating system on eBay. And I received an E-mail from eBay they said that someone had tried to access my account and had me go to a link that said put my E-mail and password in. And the moment that happened I knew what it was, it was phishing program.

David Lawrence: Sure.

Paul: And so I put a fictitious E-mail and password in and of course then it told me to go to my credit card information.

David Lawrence: Sure.

Paul: So I *

David Lawrence: So you didn*t just ignore this?

Paul: I wrote some nasty words in the credit card information.

David Lawrence: You didn*t get rid of it; you had a little fun with the jerk face.

Paul: This is true.

David Lawrence: Okay.

Paul: And then, Paypal has my checking account number and my major credit cards. So if would have gone through with it, my life would have been a misery.

David Lawrence: Yeah, it would have. So just to explain the people who don*t know what*s going on here, phishing is exactly what Paul is describing that you get a piece of E-mail that looks very, very official from a large organization like Paypal or Yahoo or AOL or, now Amazon is being scammed I got an Amazon phishing expedition the other day. And the E-mail looks very, very official because it looks like an E-mail that you get from Paypal, it*s got the Paypal look and feel to it and so on. And there is always some tragedy either they are password server had gone down and or someone has

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