4 ms·
Let's hope they compare the names (typos and all) with subpoenaed data from Comcast, Verizon and others to see where the "leak" came from.
by eddiecalzone 8y ago
Let's hope they compare the names (typos and all) with subpoenaed data from Comcast, Verizon and others to see where the "leak" came from.
- FlyMoreRockets 8y agoEvidence very probably exists to show the faked comments accessed the FCC unpublished API to bypass the web form. I wonder if these server logs still exist...
- mattthebaker 8y agoScratch the logs, subpoena email records of Pai and direct reports.
- munk-a 8y agoIt would be interesting to compare the list of names against some of the large recent data leaks as well, to see if it may have been (possibly) an independent actor trying to influence the request. Also, if half of these are _super_ fake, the server logs should be quite revealing.