Windows 10: 400,401,404 errors or hackers look-a-like ask for passwords

kew&u · Jan 11, 2021

Whats the real deal? I get 400, 401, 404 errors asking for my password and refusing to let me in the websight im requesting. How do I know its not hackers? How can I easily get rid of these errors?

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Nath Bea · Jan 11, 2021

404

Hello,

The typical trigger for an error 404 message is when website content has been removed or moved to another URL. For us to determine what is causing yours, we would like to ask a few questions to better assist you:

What is the exact model of your phone?

Which OS build version is currently running on your phone?

What activity are you trying to perform when you encountered this error?

Was there any recent changes made on your phone?

What are the troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?

We're looking forward to your reply.

Regards.

Ryan Fra · Jan 11, 2021

windows 10 404 error

Hi Jackie,

We would like to know more information for us to better understand this concern, please provide answer to the following questions:

What is the browser that you are using?

Are getting Error 404 on a specific website only?

Looking forward to your reply.

Brink · Jan 11, 2021

Hacker leaks passwords for 500,000+ servers, routers, and IoT devices

A hacker has published this week a massive list of Telnet credentials for more than 515,000 servers, home routers, and IoT (Internet of Things) "smart" devices.The list, which was published on a popular hacking forum, includes each device's IP address, along with a username and password for the Telnet service, a remote access protocol that can be used to control devices over the internet.

According to experts to who ZDNet spoke this week, and a statement from the leaker himself, the list was compiled by scanning the entire internet for devices that were exposing their Telnet port. The hacker than tried using (1) factory-set default usernames and passwords, or (2) custom, but easy-to-guess password combinations.

These types of lists -- called "bot lists" -- are a common component of an IoT botnet operation. Hackers scan the internet to build bot lists, and then use them to connect to the devices and install malware.

These lists are usually kept private, although some have leaked online in the past, such as a list of 33,000 home router Telnet credentials that leaked in August 2017. To our knowledge, this marks the biggest leak of Telnet passwords known to date...
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Read more: Hacker leaks passwords for more than 500,000 servers, routers, and IoT devices | ZDNet

Windows 10: 400,401,404 errors or hackers look-a-like ask for passwords

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