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   ronjor Global Moderator

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   ronjor, Jan 16, 2010

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   This was caused by a poorly setup mobile data caching server. Instead of caching content, it also cached headers and cookies, serving up sessions of other users.

    

   SteveTX, Jan 18, 2010

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   This happened to me a couple of years ago, I signed into my ISP account email system and wound up inside someone elses account from Silicon Valley.
   After a couple of months it was fixed.

    

   Searching_ _ _, Feb 1, 2010

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