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I don't understand! I just got an Wallop invitation from a friend of mine. The invitaiton comes from mywallop.com domain. Here is a copy of the email.

“Dear Tejas Patel :

*********has invited you to join Wallop, where you can share photos, blog and interact with your friends!

Click on names of people in your social network to explore what's new with your friends and their friends. In Wallop, the more you interact with your friends, the more you will appear connected. We will let you know who's interacted with you in Wallop through email.

To join Wallop, go to http://www.mywallop.com. Your login name is "my email address", and your Wallop password is: "my password".

Here is a personal message from *********: “

I really don't expect Microsoft Research to send me my password in a simple email message. Are'nt they aware of the security threats? Will anybody explain me why would they do so, especially when people handling this work for a company like Microsoft! Am I missing anything? Explain , please explain.

Tejas Patel

posted on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 10:16 PM