Blogger hacked? "eeyore is cute!"
Update: Apparently republishing removed the post, and I've seen this mentioned on several other blogs. Making a new blog post republishes the blog, so when I made this post it apparently "took care" of that mystery post. Still I am nervous as to why & how this happened though.
Here is an image copy of that mystery post
Kevin & I have no idea about that last post. Heck we were both in bed at the time that posted. Please do not do anything in response to that post. We are trying to find a way to remove it. (not readily available, so I'm kind of freaking out.)
At the moment I can't seem to find out too much info yet, but I did see a message board post somewhere saying that 2 of the blogs they follow had the same post made on them. And another blog that mentioned they and many others they know about had that happen too.
I also find it interesting that this happened from Kevin's account and not mine as he barely uses his, and I log into mine all the time. I don't know if there is any relevance to "whose" account posted it, but I mention it incase it is again posted from my account onto this blog.
This just makes me all the more encouraged to remove my blog from blogger and maintain my blog completely on my own/own site. The only commonality I can find with my blog and the other blogs effected is that they publish via blogger. Leading me to believe the security issue is on the Google/Blogger end, and not our own.
Here is an image copy of that mystery post
Kevin & I have no idea about that last post. Heck we were both in bed at the time that posted. Please do not do anything in response to that post. We are trying to find a way to remove it. (not readily available, so I'm kind of freaking out.)
At the moment I can't seem to find out too much info yet, but I did see a message board post somewhere saying that 2 of the blogs they follow had the same post made on them. And another blog that mentioned they and many others they know about had that happen too.
I also find it interesting that this happened from Kevin's account and not mine as he barely uses his, and I log into mine all the time. I don't know if there is any relevance to "whose" account posted it, but I mention it incase it is again posted from my account onto this blog.
This just makes me all the more encouraged to remove my blog from blogger and maintain my blog completely on my own/own site. The only commonality I can find with my blog and the other blogs effected is that they publish via blogger. Leading me to believe the security issue is on the Google/Blogger end, and not our own.
posted by Celestial Freak @ 4/03/2009 09:11:00 PM
1 Comments:
That's crazy! Hoping it's all fixed now!
Love,
K
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