Why Viagra?

So.. I just built a 1000$ gaming computer ...

The next day when i booted it up...

I noticed my e-mail was not mine anymore..

I could not log into it.

then , my wifes PC was the same way..

both our Yahoo and Hotmail were unaccessable

they were both sending e-mails to all our contacts for Viagra..

I got it worked out and we got them back..

my question is...Why Viagra?

why not a gaming site or pron or something weird or cool?



Is Big pharma looking for ways to make people want to take Viagra? i dunno..

Is there a chemical in Viagra to dumb men down and then pass it to our partners?

I just don't understand why a Hacker would take the time to make a Bot to spam people with Viagra adds..

these are 8 year old e-mail accounts and have never been hacked before...

any feedback is welcome..

I smell some kind of conspiracy here...

reply to post by baddmove


I just completely ignored my hotmail account since it got hacked again. I won't bother trying to recover it after a second time, im tired of them. I do download games to my comp but nothing else, not even music. Im not sure what it was sending my contacts but hotmail said they shut it down because of it.
Hotmail is awful, im not too sure about yahoo but Im going to stick with gmail from now on. Never had a probelm with my gmail account and Ive had it almost as long as my hotmail live one. They are just so unreliable and not safe anymore find someone else and save yourself the hassle of another hack.

reply to post by topherman420


yea..I get that...

my question is Why Viagra...

is it something in the medicine they are pushing or what?

reply to post by baddmove


The most powerful human instinct is procreation. If a male can not procreate, "or practice procreating" something with the inner human instinct is wrong. Very very wrong.

Viagra is letting disabled males fulfill their most basic human instinct.

Someone took control of you email adress's in order to benefit from disabled male parts that are very common out there.

You could actually not knowing it, helping the soft men out there feel like they are truly human again.

In a annoying sort of way of course.

Originally posted by baddmove
reply to post by topherman420

 

yea..I get that...

my question is Why Viagra...

is it something in the medicine they are pushing or what?

What ever it is it's pretty big...
sorry...

reply to post by baddmove


Rich old Men, pensioners, retired people with extra money to spend....and who honestly thinks that it is actually Viagra and not some blue knock off? Elderly men getting scammed with fake blue pills.

Last time I was hacked, it was sending out fake conversations to my contacts and trying to get them to take an "IQ test". This time it could be fake blue pills or "Meet hot asian women now".

its not Viagra...

It's the person behind the Trojan, Malware really... they get paid by getting you to click on these websites... hence stay off or have good protection when going through sites (porn, torrents, fun sites) 4gifs.com ect....

Get yourself a good antivirus (Avast is a good choice)/PC Tools Spyware Doctor (Spyware)/Malware (Malwarebyte)...

And run them every 2 weeks or every week depending on your paranoia

reply to post by baddmove


To me it sounds like its just a virus that is meant to try and embarrass you by using Viagra and sending it to your acquaintances using your name. Nothing more than that because it wouldn't make sense for Big Pharma (Phizer in this case) to get into trouble for making these viruses. Think of the people who would sue them for messing up their email accounts and contaminating their personal devices. Besides, Viagra doesn't need to advertise anymore. It's practically a house hold name.

So remember, when you need a riser, be sure to go Phizer.

Although it could be the antivirus companies creating the virus so you will purchase their software. I know there are free programs such as Avast or Avg-free but a lot of people do not know this and so they end up buying one.
Have you ever got a virus that acts like an alert that say's you have a virus and if you purchase this software you can rid yourself of it? Gotta love that one.

reply to post by baddmove


You are not alone, friend. My wife has a yahoo account. Her's has been hacked into twice now in as many weeks. After the first time, figuring her username was too well known, she changed it, and put a strong password on it. Two days later she could not log in, and her contacts were getting emails with porn links in them, and a photo of a Muslim man nude, and a message saying "All America Infidels will soon die." I got to wondering about my own email account, I use Roadrunner Email. so I emailed Time Warner, told them what happened to my wife, and asked about the security of my email account. Here is part of the response I received from them:

********, please be rest assured that RR Email account will never get hacked. The server's are designed in such a way that no hacker can get in to the Road Runner server's. Your Email account are more much secure than the Yahoo and Hotmail. Yahoo and Hot Mail are the open servers. Any one can create email accounts and can get into any one's email account. However, Road Runner server's are privately owned server's and only Road Runner customer's can create email address. No one can into your Email accounts.

I did a little research, and within a few minutes found a script that you can send to the Yahoo server, and the server will send you the password to any account, all you need is a yahoo account over 30 days old, and the user/login name of the person you want to hack. I also found one for Hotmail, and for Gmail. Open, browser based email accounts are in no way safe from hackers. and friends, you may not know this, but we are in the middle of a cyber war with China and the Middle East.