YAHOO - ARE YOU SECURE?

Your question does not make sense, sorry. Yahoo! has not been hacked. Quote: "you mail support, and phishers reply" What do you mean by "phishers reply"? How do you know? Quote: "you mail support, and abusers reply." Same question as above; what do you mean and how do you know? Quote: "google search for hacked yahoo ." This "symptom" does not make any sense. Use Google to look for any word in combination with the word "hack" and you will get many results. Quote: "you write mail.yahoo.com in address bar and it leads to another page." You simply get forwarded to your mailbox, this is normal functionality. Quote: "the mail classic outlook is diffrent." I have no idea what you are on about. Quote: "you contact help form also and phishers reply." Again, what do you mean and how do you know? Quote: "There is a password reset button in help section." Yes, just like there is a password reset button at Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter and millions of other websites. This is all normal functionality. /edit You are seriously paranoia and I would advise you to get professional help, no offence. Quote: "Because many times when you contact them from help form, they reply without purple Y and key sign." The help form is sent to Yahoo! These e-mails do not reach anyone else. That the reply which you receive does not have a purple Y icon does not mean that the e-mail is from a phisher. Do you even know what phishing is? It is obtaining personal information such as passwords for example via e-mail. In these replies from Yahoo! you are not asked for your password for example, so it is not phishing. That the reply does not have a purple Y icon is an issue with the way the webmail of Yahoo! is put together, nothing else. It does not mean that there is a security issue. Quote: "I asked people and they have got abusive replies like "check your spellings idiot", when they contacted yahoo through form of help section." In your question you stated that "abusers reply", but what you meant is an "abusive reply". An abuser in IT terms is someone who is abusing certain services, for example sending spam e-mail via your ISP. What you have heard does not mean a thing. I have heard that the president of the USA has been shot... See what I mean? As for the person who wrote the "check your spelling, idiot" in a reply to your question, he was obviously pulling your leg! If you have not received an abusive reply yourself, do not simply believe others who claim that they have had an abusive reply. And if anyone would have received an abusive reply, simply reporting it to Yahoo! would get the employee in question in a lot of trouble and perhaps even fired. Do not believe everything which you hear, that is naive. Quote: "Yes but not in help section. Good websites dont give password reset button in help section do they." What is a good website? Good is a relative term. If you have forgotten your password, what is the first thing you check? Yes, the help section. Having a password reset button in a help article is therefore a logical place. But no matter where such a button would be, it does not say anything about if a website is secure or not. This is the last time that I will reply to your questions. Take my friendly advise and get professional help. I have reported various of your questions to Yahoo! for rant and for simply pointing at other questions, which are both not allowed according to Yahoo! policy.

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