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It seems the goal lines have been moved to KiwiFarms’ brand of doxxing. As to whose ends that serves, I’ll leave as an exercise to the reader.
by atdrummond 6y ago
It seems the goal lines have been moved to KiwiFarms’ brand of doxxing. As to whose ends that serves, I’ll leave as an exercise to the reader.
- luckylion 6y agoHave they? The real name of anyone posting anonymously or under a pseudonym has always been the gold standard of doxxing. It's usually easy to go from full real name to business and private addresses, emails and phone numbers, especially when the person has a web presence, but also for anyone with a few bucks to spare who's happy to pay a data broker.
- MattGaiser 6y agoYes. Learning the addresses and phone numbers Is interesting mostly to a few people who want to actively harass the person. Everyone is hunting for the real name of an anonymous person.
- Izkata 6y ago> The real name of anyone posting anonymously or under a pseudonym has always been the gold standard of doxxing. The word "doxx" comes from "documents" because it originally didn't refer to just a name, but an actual document listing out lots of personal information. Everything you mentioned afterwards and more.
- LeifCarrotson 6y agoIt's particularly easy for Scott as a psychiatrist. The top Google result for his full name is the address and phone number of the clinic at which he works, plus a bio with portrait (he looks exactly like I thought he would) for prospective patients.
- DanBC 6y ago> The real name of anyone posting anonymously or under a pseudonym has always been the gold standard of doxxing. Bronze at best if the pseudonymous person has already told you most of their name, their profession, and where they work.