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rivkaSomeone has hacked my old blog and, apparently, taken it over.
They posted something today. It's about HIV, but it's not written by me. They have edited the page to take down some of my information - like the e-mail contact I was using - and they've added some random links to the bottom that make me wonder if they're planning to turn the blog into a link farm. They've also removed the Haloscan comments, unless those disappeared for some unrelated reason.
I don't know how to log into the blog anymore - Blogger's interface has changed enough times that I don't seem to have the capability to access the Dashboard anymore. And whoever did this probably reset the e-mail account and everything in any case. That's what I would have done.
What do I do?
They posted something today. It's about HIV, but it's not written by me. They have edited the page to take down some of my information - like the e-mail contact I was using - and they've added some random links to the bottom that make me wonder if they're planning to turn the blog into a link farm. They've also removed the Haloscan comments, unless those disappeared for some unrelated reason.
I don't know how to log into the blog anymore - Blogger's interface has changed enough times that I don't seem to have the capability to access the Dashboard anymore. And whoever did this probably reset the e-mail account and everything in any case. That's what I would have done.
What do I do?
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Date: 2009-01-15 02:51 am (UTC)If it fails, I'd also try the "Someone is impersonating me" checkbox (on grounds of the pictures, and also if you used your name with the blog), as it seems to have a more useful way to put in information.
A thing about the DMCA is that, if they don't go to the effort of contesting it, you don't have to prove your copyright -- you just have to assert it.