ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
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Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#2I knew anything was possible at ZomboCom, but damn. I never expected this. Guess that's ZomboCom for ya.
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#3The thread is lacking any detail on how the site was stolen and sold. Perhaps the "OG owner" as the poster calls it sold it for money?
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#4How does a hacker steal a website? So many questions.
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#5shoot i show that to people every once in a while
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#6html5 zombocom still exists, for your viewing pleasure. you can do anything at zombocom. anything at all. the only limit is yourself.
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#7The thread is lacking any detail on how the site was stolen and sold. Perhaps the "OG owner" as the poster calls it sold it for money?
Yeah I'm not sure. I haven't found anything else yet about this. The reddit poster posted this screenshot of an email with the (apparently) original owner https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#8html5 zombocom still exists, for your viewing pleasure. you can do anything at zombocom. anything at all. the only limit is yourself. [1]: https://html5zombo.com/
It will never, ever, get old.
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#9How does a hacker steal a website? So many questions.
You steal the domain name, not the website so to speak. Which would mean someone got their registrar credentials most likely.
Re: ZomboCom stolen by a hacker, sold, now replaced with AI-generated makeover
#10How does a hacker steal a website? So many questions.
You steal the domain name, not the website so to speak. Which would mean someone got their registrar credentials most likely.
And transferred it away? Registrars make it really hard to do that if you're not the actual person. I'm finding it hard to believe someone can do this anonymously.