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Can't edit anymore, but: Yup, I pretty much predicted Gambs official statement. They really don't like the doxxing. They posted an official statement and aske
by lawl 9y ago
Can't edit anymore, but:
Yup, I pretty much predicted Gambs official statement.
They really don't like the doxxing. They posted an official statement and asked nicely to not post their private info on the website as everyone can google it now. And if shit get's out of hand with their private data in the public now they'll shut down the website.
Edit: Oh, they also said they've never banned anyone for posting the screenshot but asked them nicely to wait for the statement.
- uhmwhat 9y agoPrivate information? If it was so private, how was Krabs able to get it all off of domains they registered? Answer: It was never private, and just nobody bothered to connect the dots before now.
- gant 9y agoJust because Denic doesn't allow private domain registrations doesn't mean you're supposed to go after people and dump their personal info into your popular blog. Large parts of the information was historical data persisted by third parties that'd be hard to expunge. There's a good reason for pr0gramm admins to want to remain anonymous - cha0s initially quit the site because he received an 80kg steel oven as sort of a threat. The post includes names and contact information of volunteer moderators that weren't even part of their company. But Brian Krebs' private information - which is definitely out there - is to be kept out of public view? I'm sure he'd pursue legal action if I put that on my blog with some half-baked accusations It's wrong, plain and simple, which is why pr0gramm moderators have been removing posts with both their own private information and krebs'.