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The similar hack was experienced on Yahoo Messenger few months ago. The hacker might have sent an attachment/file that has installed a service on your friend's Windows machine. Whenever you friend types in his new userid/password to login to Windows Live, the service secretly sends it to the hacker.
Can you check your task manager (Task Bar Rt. Click -> Task Manger ) and check out the processes tab for any unwanted processes running? There are few solutions - 1. Enable Windows Firewall on your friend's PC. 2. Get a freeware Antivirus ( AVAST is good choice ) 3. Format your friend's PC, reinstall latest version of all software and never open any attachment/file received from untrusted source. One has to be extremely careful while opening attachments. If your friend's PC is infected, the virus/hacker may send the infected files to you using your friend's email program. Let's see what others have to say about this issue. -The Big K-
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