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August 25th 07, 02:25 PM
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Oyster hacked?
Oyster website forces everyone logging in to change their password -
is there a specific reason for that? Were they hacked? :-| |
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August 25th 07, 03:33 PM
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Oyster hacked?
alex_t wrote:
Oyster website forces everyone logging in to change their password - is there a specific reason for that? Were they hacked? :-| The process isn't exactly friendly either. When you try to log in, they send you a temporary password by e-mail, which you then log in with again, and have to change straight away to one of your choosing. The initial message said something about a site upgrade. I notice that the site is now oyster.tfl.gov.uk instead of oystercard.com. -- Richard J. (to email me, swap 'uk' and 'yon' in address) |
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August 27th 07, 02:05 PM
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Oyster hacked?
On 25 Aug, 16:33, "Richard J." wrote:
alex_t wrote: Oyster website forces everyone logging in to change their password - is there a specific reason for that? Were they hacked? :-| The process isn't exactly friendly either. When you try to log in, they send you a temporary password by e-mail, which you then log in with again, and have to change straight away to one of your choosing. The initial message said something about a site upgrade. I notice that the site is now oyster.tfl.gov.uk instead of oystercard.com. -- Richard J. (to email me, swap 'uk' and 'yon' in address) I cut and pasted in my "new" password, only to have it rejected! I then refreshed the screen only to be told I had now tried the new password twice and was locked out. Message "please ring our expensive help line to get it sorted" or words to that effect. Stuff it! MaxB |
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August 31st 07, 10:55 PM
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Oyster hacked?
"Richard J." wrote in message k... alex_t wrote: Oyster website forces everyone logging in to change their password - is there a specific reason for that? Were they hacked? :-| The process isn't exactly friendly either. Especially as I created false details and now I can't remember them. :-( tim |
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September 1st 07, 04:58 AM
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Oyster hacked?
On Aug 31, 3:55 pm, "tim....." wrote:
"Richard J." wrote in message k... alex_t wrote: Oyster website forces everyone logging in to change their password - is there a specific reason for that? Were they hacked? :-| The process isn't exactly friendly either. Especially as I created false details and now I can't remember them. :-( tim "May every liar be blessed with a good memory." - Mark Twain |
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September 1st 07, 12:10 PM
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Oyster hacked?
"Dave 2" wrote in message ups.com... On Aug 31, 3:55 pm, "tim....." wrote: "Richard J." wrote in message k... alex_t wrote: Oyster website forces everyone logging in to change their password - is there a specific reason for that? Were they hacked? :-| The process isn't exactly friendly either. Especially as I created false details and now I can't remember them. :-( tim "May every liar be blessed with a good memory." - Mark Twain I've found it: anystreet anywhere ab11aa (just why do web sites ask for information that have no need of?) tim |
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