No, I did not hack your MS Exchange server
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No, I did not hack your MS Exchange server
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#3> What was the subdomain I X’d out of his message? Just my Social Security number. I’d been doxed via DNS.
That would freak me the fuck out wow.
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#4> What was the subdomain I X’d out of his message? Just my Social Security number. I’d been doxed via DNS. That would freak me the fuck out wow.
Yeah that’s pretty brutal.
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah that’s pretty brutal.
Probably not the worst thing he saw, not too familiar with him but i thing he get attacked a lot
Yeah the bottom of the article has a list of times his likeness has been used in an attack. Yikes, the downsides of being a public figure.
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#7That's exactly what someone who did hack my server would say.
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#8> What was the subdomain I X’d out of his message? Just my Social Security number. I’d been doxed via DNS. That would freak me the fuck out wow.
Iirc some ppl used it to extract his credit report from experian - we need better govt identification than just a few numbers
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#9> What was the subdomain I X’d out of his message? Just my Social Security number. I’d been doxed via DNS. That would freak me the fuck out wow.
Iirc some ppl used it to extract his credit report from experian - we need better govt identification than just a few numbers
I'm surprised that governments aren't using some kind of 2FA tokens for peoples' identities, while credit cards are.
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#10I think our company also got affected by this, and we are a very small one