<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by UAPremierExec:
I first thought I should e-mail Randy about this, but this pretty much warrants a post here.
I haven't been posting on FlyerTalk for the past few months because of work, and I posted today for the first time in a while and noticed this on my profile:
UAPremierExec
Posts: 1293
From: Ft. Lauderdale Florida (too many Jews 
) and at 35,000 feet
Registered: Sep 2001
I'm a bit concerned by these comments under location and I tend to keep my passwords secret, as well as use a variation of them.
But somehow, a user here has been able to alter my location, and it bothers me.
Can anyone offer any insight as to the security of the FlyerTalk system?
And after a comment like this, can anyone tell me how long it's been like this?
Any help is appreciated.</font>
Security is always a concern, however if the board itself had been compromised experience tells us here that the defacing would have been on a much larger scale -- if hacker or hackers got into the board they would have altered 100s of profiles not one.
Access to the server is tightly controlled -- we know who acesses the machine, and where it was accessed from -- there have been no unusual server accesses logged.
Your account may have been compromised but it has not been compromised via server or board system intrusion.