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> USDoD acknowledged that their $50,000 asking price for the InfraGard database may be a tad high, given that it is a fairly basic list of people who are alread
by beauHD 4y ago
> USDoD acknowledged that their $50,000 asking price for the InfraGard database may be a tad high, given that it is a fairly basic list of people who are already very security-conscious.
It's not that juicy of a target, really. These people are like ghosts since they're involved in law enforcement, and know all the ways people can be doxxed and then harassed based on basic intel. It's like a hacker trying to hack other hackers, it rarely pays off in some meaningful way.
- TechBro8615 4y agoI've personally noticed that a lot of FBI agents mentioned in the news have generic or "ungoogleable" names, often with "two first names" like "Max Ryan" or "Jessica Claire" (both fictional examples). I just assume these are aliases given to new employees at the bureau.
- zoklet-enjoyer 4y agoSometimes that generic name generator doesn't work so well and comes up with names like "Reality Winner"
- jessaustin 4y agoNot surprised that rando military contract firms don't measure up to "FBI standards". That one is sort of like Cubetown's "Evanescent Incinerator"... "People just call me Evan."