ATTENTION! this looks like a trick, and being spread all over the place.

I should have looked at this forum before; thanks for the headsup

I too received that link in a shoutbox post supposedly from a friend of mine. The post read:

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Definitely a phishing attempt kids, so be careful where you're entering your information.

We're on it. Please DO NOT report things like this on forums.

What happends if you do login?

Or in other words: what do you have to do when you do login, just change your pass?

obladi-oblada said:
What happends if you do login?

Or in other words: what do you have to do when you do login, just change your pass?They get your login details - username and password - and use them for spamming your friends to get more login details, and use them for spamming etc. If you change your password, the password they got is outdated and can't be used anymore.

How can I protect my account against phishing scams?

BUGLIS said:
the link from Sony Fantasy Festival is ok?Yes.

I´m just trying to send messages to anyone to avoid them from cliclking it... this phishing is quite good and lots of people would just lose their accounts. i´m a computing engineer and i almost entered my password there, so i´ll try to warn some people.

If there is any Last.fm admin/developer around, you should check the database where you store the shoutbox messages and try to make a query or something similar to delete all messages with the phising URL all at once. If you don´t stop this fast people will just keep entering their passwords with the danger of losing their accounts. If you want to warn someone this is the msg I´m sending

"I´m a spanish computer engineer and I just want to warn you the link just published in your shoutbox(check it out) is a phishing site and if you enter your pwd there your account could be stolen. Just check it, the url is blogs.last.fm.jameson-recruitment.com, which is considered by google as a scam. If you try to enter it from chrome it´ll warn you but else... It´s easy to notice, even if you´re logged into last.fm it´ll ask you for username and password, and just type any username and password and it´ll work anyway, which means it´s programmed to record accounts and passwords to get them stolen and replicate (probably the friend that sent you that message has been stolen his/her acc). If you have already entered and you still own your account, you should create a new password. It´s the only thing that will avoid your account being stolen. Sorry for the annoyance, i just think last.fm should be clean from this shit. Greetings from a spanish computing student."

modify at will.

Good luck, and keep up the good work with this awesome page :), byee!

Just changed my password.
I clicked a link earlier not knowing exactly what it was.
Didn't allow the page to even load, let alone enter anything though.
Still, better to be safe than sorry.

Ive just had it 2 now its sending it to my friends,

He is sending people tiny urls that end up here:

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Edit: Please do NOT post any links to these sites on the forums, you're supporting the phishers by doing this.

Just got this link from a friend

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Edit: Please do NOT post any links to these sites on the forums, you're supporting the phishers by doing this.

Help!
I couldn't change my password. It write me 'Doh, passwords don’t match. Try again'. What did I do wrong?

Edit: All is OK now. I received e-mail from frauds too.