A new phishing attack allows hackers to gain access to a user’s Skype client 
and 
then  proxy outbond calls. The technique is called “SkypeSkrayping.”  Using 
either an inline frame or image tag, attackers could add a Specific Call 
Forwarding 
Number, grant attacker ability to receive the victim’s incoming call, obtain a 
Skype-To-Go Number, and/or grant an attacker the ability to access victim’s 
voicemail, speed dial, and outbound calling via Spoofed Caller-ID.  

http://blogs.zdnet.com/Greenfield/?p=307  

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