Suspicious Sign In Attempt into Gmail Account

[sherbyspark]

Hi All. In the past 2 days, I have got a suspicious Sign In Attempt in 2 of my email accounts. I use both of these accounts on several gambling sites, and apparently one of them tried to probably use the password I registered with in my email.
These are the sites, i have signed up to in the past few days:
Cloudbet
PRCDice
BetCoinPoker
Might also be any other site I missed.

Both attempts were from an Ip based in
IP Address: 98.28.94.9 (cpe-98-28-94-9.columbus.res.rr.com)
Location: Defiance, OH, USA

it can obviously be through a VPN service.

Again, I am not pointing towards any particular website, but just creating an awareness, that always keep different passwords for your personal emails and the site yousign up to.
If you happen to have had the same issue, please post in the thread to any sites, you signed up recently.

[bigbigdog]

Thank you very much for letting us know, as you said it is very important to use a new and different password for every site. A lot of scam here !

[chaosPT]

I don think PRCdice and Cloudbet would do that , thier bankroll and invested money are even more and they are earning good . what else casino other than BetCoinPoker that you have registered with that email ?

[sherbyspark]

I don think PRCdice and Cloudbet would do that , thier bankroll and invested money are even more and they are earning good . what else casino other than BetCoinPoker that you have registered with that email ?

These are the only ones I registered for in the past few days. There might be a couple more but not common to both the emails.

[escrow.ms]

:| You are probably getting phishing/malware emails. Do not click on them.

Does that mail looks like this?

http://i.gyazo.com/11273a2f199826d40ccb6cd7a8110d73.png

[selene72]

I use a different e-mail for all casinos, poker rooms and all this shit. Its better to be safe than sorry.

[chaosPT]

:| You are probably getting phishing/malware emails. Do not click on them.

Does that mail looks like this?

http://i.gyazo.com/11273a2f199826d40ccb6cd7a8110d73.png

You should delete the h or make the link go away incase someone clicked it accidently

[sherbyspark]

:| You are probably getting phishing/malware emails. Do not click on them.

Does that mail looks like this?

http://i.gyazo.com/11273a2f199826d40ccb6cd7a8110d73.png

Yes, but I also get a RED Bar on the top of the gmail account, saying about the suspicous sign in Attempt, so I am sure, its not a spam.
And instead from Check your account it says Reset your password, plus the sender mail is : no-reply@accounts.google.com
So I am sure, its not a spam.

[escrow.ms]

:| You are probably getting phishing/malware emails. Do not click on them.

Does that mail looks like this?

http://i.gyazo.com/11273a2f199826d40ccb6cd7a8110d73.png

Yes, but I also get a RED Bar on the top of the gmail account, saying about the suspicous sign in Attempt, so I am sure, its not a spam.
And instead from Check your account it says Reset your password, plus the sender mail is : no-reply@accounts.google.com
So I am sure, its not a spam.

Then it's definitely a sign in attempt, add 2 factor for more safety and use unique password on websites.

[SirChiko]

Change your password to password that you haven't used on any other website, i had these attempts too but from china. After i changed my password it stopped.

[Benjig]

Yeah i have tough about that from long ago, thats why i never put my email password on doubtful sites , in fact i almost never use my email password in other site.

[koshgel]

Hey, fuckface how abour you don't use a fucking free email account? Just a thought DIPSHIT. Get with it man, no one gives A FLYING FUCK ABOUT YOUR HACKED GMAIL ACCOUNT. DOUCHEBAG.

You pay for your email accounts?

Someone needs to get laid. So much rage

[Coef]

:| You are probably getting phishing/malware emails. Do not click on them.

Does that mail looks like this?

http://i.gyazo.com/11273a2f199826d40ccb6cd7a8110d73.png

You should delete the h or make the link go away incase someone clicked it accidently

The link escrow.ms posted is not the phishing link, but just the screenshot of the phishing email.

[SirChiko]

:| You are probably getting phishing/malware emails. Do not click on them.

Does that mail looks like this?

http://i.gyazo.com/11273a2f199826d40ccb6cd7a8110d73.png

You should delete the h or make the link go away incase someone clicked it accidently

The link escrow.ms posted is not the phishing link, but just the screenshot of the phishing email.

It is a phishing e-mail but google notifies you when someone does try to log in on your account that isn't your IP and i think that OP did mean that.

[PocketRocketsCasino]

It definitely wasn't anything to do with PRCDice.

I'd suggest you change your password on your GMail account and any other accounts with sensitive information.

Change your password at PRCDice and any other gambling sites you use.

PRCDice does not store passwords in plain text and so would never have access to that kind of information anyway.

Also be weary of sites that ask you to login over a non secure connection (should show a green https in the address of the browser).

[bigbigdog]

Is here anybody else that it happened to him recently?

[SirChiko]

Is here anybody else that it happened to him recently?

I had that problem around month ago, stopped happening after i've changed my password.
Screenshot:

[bigbigdog]

Is here anybody else that it happened to him recently?

I had that problem around month ago, stopped happening after i've changed my password.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/B9uO4UA.png

Thanks, i never use the same passwords but i will reset my passwords just in case you could never know, better be on the safe side!

[SirChiko]

Is here anybody else that it happened to him recently?

I had that problem around month ago, stopped happening after i've changed my password.
Screenshot:

Thanks, i never use the same passwords but i will reset my passwords just in case you could never know, better be on the safe side!

Someone may have used bruteforce or got it from somewhere else so do it and maybe also enable 2FA

[ranochigo]

Is here anybody else that it happened to him recently?

I had that problem around month ago, stopped happening after i've changed my password.
Screenshot:

Thanks, i never use the same passwords but i will reset my passwords just in case you could never know, better be on the safe side!

Someone may have used bruteforce or got it from somewhere else so do it and maybe also enable 2FA

It isn't possible to brute force Gmail since they have security to block your bruteforce attempts, since he also never used the same passwords, he might have a malware on his computer.