Phony Nabble forum used for phishing?

[Mark A. Craig]

I received a curious e-mail message:

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Dear Nabble user,

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The Nabble team
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When I tried to use ANY of the URLs in the message, every single one demanded a site login (through a dialog, not the page).  I foolishly typed two guesses what I might have used, and then realized it might be a phishing scam based on posts from a legitimate Apache support forum in which I did participate.

Is this in any way legitimate?  If not, PLEASE confirm that you have dealt with its creator harshly!

[Hugo <Nabble>]

Hi Mark, sorry for that email. It was sent by our test server, so it is not a phishing email. It shouldn't have been sent to you because that server is just for testing. We will fix this problem immediately, but you can relax because it is not a bad email. Thanks for reporting this issue.

[Mark A. Craig]

Oh, thank goodness!  I was one of the lucky GMail users who had my account hacked in China, so I wasn't really eager to see that kicked up a notch!  I had already changed every online account I could recall that used the username/passwords I tried, but I was still freaked that I'd wake up next week and find my identity wasn't my own any more.