Clever Web mailbox hacker alarms to prevent financial losses

Undoubtedly, the Internet affects the lives of modern people. Your WEB email account has aroused the attention of hackers and other cyber thieves. It can contain valuable information. Therefore, users must be aware of potential threats. In an online network session, a diaoyuer claims that by breaking into people's email accounts and searching for information including financial and financial details, his daily earnings (theft) can reach thousands of dollars.

Generally, you do not know whether you have been attacked in this way. Even if you carefully mark an email that involves finance as unread, a thief or hacker can still read it and restore it to unread status. However, you can create an E-Mine wire that can be triggered as long as someone illegally reads an email.

The main point of this method is to place an email message to your account, which contains counter code. Opening the attachment will trigger the counter, and a warning will be issued to tell you that someone is stealing.

I also discovered this trick by chance on the Internet. Let's take a look at how to set up such an alarm:

1. First, you need to register a free Web counter account on the OneStatFree.com website. You can list any content of the site URL (unified resource identifier, complete the registration process with an email address that can be used at will. 1. You only need to click "register" on the website and follow the on-screen prompts. See the figure below:

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498) this. style. width = 498; "> after you register, you will receive an email from the website (this email is of course in the email address you used for registration ). This mail contains an attachment named onestatscript.txt. You need to save the file and remember your account. Then you need to delete the email. Why? Because it contains the details of your account, delete it for the sake of caution and security. After registering for the author, the email you receive is:

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In this way, it can be automatically opened in a Web browser.

3. Then, you send this file as an email attachment to an email account to be monitored. It is best to use a theme that is easy to hook thieves (with bait), such as "Login Account" as the message topic. However, when you send this file, do not open it. (You Don't Want To send yourself an alarm !)

4. You don't need to worry about it now. You can cook it and soak in a cup of green tea. wait for the fish to bait it. If someone opens your tempting attachment, the counter will reflect it and record its information, including the IP address used to access the computer. If you want to check the counter status, you can log on to your account in OneStatFree.com to have a look.

Of course, this is not a real trick for you to deal with online thieves. The best way to protect yourself to the greatest extent is not to put sensitive financial data in emails, what do you say?