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They certainly don't look up in a database whether you are a citizen. OK, "citizen or valid resident / visa holder / having some other legitimate reason to be holding something that looks like an EU identity card", then. Whichever -- I was just simplifying. But something tells me that something at major border crossings (e.g. hub airports) has to at least authenticate your right-of-entry -- and that your travel docum…
I can assure you that they do not check for positive entry in any database when crossing into Schengen whatsoever. Usually they check if the presented document is marked stolen but even that is sometimes skipped as the database (SIS II) is rather slow. This database contains around 50 million entries which shows that it can't possible hold information on all residents. There is neither an EU-wide database of citizens…
Turkish Citizenship Database Leaked
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Re: Turkish Citizenship Database Leaked
#232Why host the dump on an IP instead of a domain? I mean, I suppose skipping a domain means one less company that knows your personal information, but doesn't this mean Voxility[1] can lookup the customer for this IP? [1] koolba's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11420959
A domain adds another point of failure (we want to take you down, we can just block the domain vs the server). As other have pointed out the abuse report for that hosted is quite terrible, so it might take a while to get taken down. Also, a domain name costs money, and you get little use of it (just paid $20 for a domain that gets taken offline in a few days). And even if there was a domain name, what should it be? T…
Re: Turkish Citizenship Database Leaked
#233How illegal is it to download this database?
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#234I guess this data is leaked from inside. Like most others. By the way, why the heck is this in ASCII?
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#235Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not only there, in other countries in Europe too, in Romania they are prosecuting the boss of the biggest software company we have, he has to sell his paintings and artwork for not being arrested(bail). The usual opinion is that they all got rich with state contracts building stupid and expensive things that young kids would do in no time for nothing. As a government agency, of course one would not prefer to hire kid…
that sounds like hungary to me
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#236Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not only there, in other countries in Europe too, in Romania they are prosecuting the boss of the biggest software company we have, he has to sell his paintings and artwork for not being arrested(bail). The usual opinion is that they all got rich with state contracts building stupid and expensive things that young kids would do in no time for nothing. As a government agency, of course one would not prefer to hire kid…
You are all wrong, folks. Clearly, this is Serbia.
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#237TR citizen here, for the last 10 years only those who are really close to AKP got the government contracts including software like this etc. for stupid amounts of money with no know-how. Therefore this is absolutely normal -at least for us-, only thing that surprised me about this leak is this got into front page of HN. Those software "companies" take millions of liras, usually for stupid CRUD stuff, develop it in li…
Not only there, in other countries in Europe too, in Romania they are prosecuting the boss of the biggest software company we have, he has to sell his paintings and artwork for not being arrested(bail). The usual opinion is that they all got rich with state contracts building stupid and expensive things that young kids would do in no time for nothing. As a government agency, of course one would not prefer to hire kid…
Re: Turkish Citizenship Database Leaked
#238Re: Turkish Citizenship Database Leaked
#239TR citizen here, for the last 10 years only those who are really close to AKP got the government contracts including software like this etc. for stupid amounts of money with no know-how. Therefore this is absolutely normal -at least for us-, only thing that surprised me about this leak is this got into front page of HN. Those software "companies" take millions of liras, usually for stupid CRUD stuff, develop it in li…
Re: Turkish Citizenship Database Leaked
#240Some readers have complained about this data being posted here. That's reasonable, but so is the community discussion. So we changed the URL from http://185.100.87.84/ to the least bad news article we could google. If someone has a better URL, we can change it again.