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This seems much worse than mere "doxxing". It's not just the "connect a bunch of disparate dots in someone's public online presence" sense of that term. They'r
by CPLX 11y ago
This seems much worse than mere "doxxing".
It's not just the "connect a bunch of disparate dots in someone's public online presence" sense of that term. They're basically admitting to hacking into people's private email accounts, frequent flier accounts, and the like. It's beyond illegal and doesn't seem ethical as journalism.