The hack was to an Associated Google Apps BIZCARD.com account.  As you all
might know, you can join different accounts to send FROM in Gmail.
BIZCARD.com (AmericanBusinessCard.com)  is a firm I contracted with 3 years
ago and left abruptly due to health issues.    Repeated requests to remove
the email address from their Google Apps fell on deaf ears.

Like many in this ecomony,  BIZCARD had insufficient technical staff for the
workload.

Hacks are (unfortunately) the result of this poor economy.   Even though we
as systems administrators, developers and engineers carry the load for
entire technical internet startup companies, we are often the first to be
overtasked, underpaid, and outsourced.


On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Thomas Cameron <
thomas.cameron@camerontech.com> wrote:

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> Does anyone else find it supremely ironic that one of the folks who
> posts the most about hacking and security got compromised?
>
> To be clear - I've been compromised in the past, too, so this is
> absolutely NO reflection on Lisa. Sh*t happens to the best of us.
>
> If anything, it's an important lesson... if this can happen to a
> security specialist, it can happen to anyone.
>
> Thomas
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