Ask Slashdot: How To Track a Skype Account Hijacker?

An anonymous reader writes "My Skype account was hijacked, which I discovered after Skype suspended it for suspicious activity, including a number of paid calls and an attempt to debit my card. Now that I've secured the account again, I can see the call history — there are several numbers called in Senegal, Mali, Benin and Philippines. Obviously I could call them myself and create a bit of havoc in their lives, but ideally I'd like to trace the hijacker himself — perhaps with some kind of 'social engineering' approach. Or is it just a waste of time?" How would you do this, and would you bother?

Comments

Re:You're done.

[flyneye]

I was going to fuck with him about the same stuff, when I saw your post.
So I'll fuck with you instead.

What are you, some kind of geekey Jiminy Cricket? They should pull the waistband of your shorts over your forehead, now.

Then , to ensure no one will ever sex you up, put your glasses on over your underwear so you can wander around Slashdot flailing your arms and making noise like Jerry Lewis.