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If they had evidence of that, why wouldn't they have pasted it as well? I'm assuming it's baseless speculation. Btw, has anyone actually confirmed any of these
by throwaway812 13y ago
If they had evidence of that, why wouldn't they have pasted it as well? I'm assuming it's baseless speculation.
Btw, has anyone actually confirmed any of these emails / names are real? I have a coinbase account and am not mentioned in the leak.
- kevingadd 13y agoWouldn't any evidence supporting the existence of the gag order be a violation of the gag order?
- superuser2 13y agoBecause it's not a secret. That is (a heavily dramatized version of) the standard regulations that apply to every licensed money transmitting service.
- headShrinker 13y agoYes. I read something about a library that had a sign up, "No government agents have been here." They would take down the sign during an investigation. Any one who knew the sign -was- there knew an investigation was underway. No gag order was broken. There is a name for this type of flag, but don't know it off hand.
- alistairjcbrown 13y agoWarrant Canary http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary
- throwaway812 13y agoPresumably the person dumping names and emails (PII/PID) on pastebin has little regard for gag orders. (And no motivation not to reveal such an order, if proof were readily available.)
- poopoulis 13y agoI can confirm at least one name and address on it is real.