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This is a a good illustration of how hard it can be to stay anonymous online. With that being said, I don't see how Krebs reaches the conclusion that this guy
by bri3d 13y ago
This is a a good illustration of how hard it can be to stay anonymous online.
With that being said, I don't see how Krebs reaches the conclusion that this guy "probably" knows who stole the Target cards or how they were stolen. They were just posted on his crappy carding forum.
It seems a bit disingenuous to me to plaster this person's dox under this headline; yes, he seems pretty scummy and runs several criminal enterprises but there's no actual evidence in the article linking him to the Target fraud beyond someone else using his forum to hawk their stolen goods.
- cycnusx 13y agoI think if you shine a light in the darkness, the darkness will go away (or find another corner).
- Dylan16807 13y agoIt's more a lesson in how you can't take a non-anonymous account and turn it anonymous. If a pseudonym has ever linked to sensitive information, you have to abandon it entirely.
- d23 13y agoKrebs doxxes people frequently and it seriously undermines any moral argument he may have, since a good deal of his time has been spent complaining about people doxxing him. There's a fine line between exposing crime and opening someone up to vigilante justice. Send the information to the police, but the public has no need for it.
- uchi 13y agoWho has Krebs doxxed before exactly? This is the first time I'm hearing about this.
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