Persistent messages from a stranger.

I'm getting messages from "wynnbailey268". They're blocked and the explanation shown is "You are currently blocking messages from users who are not in your contact list. To communicate with this user you will need to either add them to your contacts or change your privacy settings."
I delete them but they keep coming back. Are there phishing issues with messages (which I don't use) or is this a danger sign relating to the recent Yahoo server hacking?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

You need to sign out of Yahoo messenger, and you should get no more messages.
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