As first revealed on Monday by @stevanzetti, the hacking collective Anonymous announced that it had hacked Epik, whose customers have included Parler, Gab, and forums such as TheDonald. dailydot.com/debug/epik-hac…
As I noted yesterday, the breach includes the email inbox of an Epik employee that regularly spoke with CEO Robert Monster.
I attempted to speak over the phone with Monster by calling him on the personal cell number listed in his email signature but did not receive a reply.
The massive data trove includes, among other things, the names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of those who registered web domains with Epik.
I was able to verify the data by calling numerous people, including the individual who registered the domain patriots.win–home to the massive pro-Trump forum known as TheDonald.
A database titled “intrust.sql”–which appears related to Epik’s 2011 purchase of domain name registrar IntrustDomains–even included credit card numbers stored in plaintext (although the cards appear expired).
Although the press release from Anonymous claimed no credit card data was present, I can confirm that there are credit card numbers stored in plaintext.
Just to point out, even though Epik has a service to anonymize registrar information (so that people can't see who registered a certain domain), there is an entire database that lists the personal information of all the 'anonymized' users. dailydot.com/debug/epik-hac…
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NEW: The federal No Fly List was exposed on an open server discovered by a security researcher last week.
The list, which was being stored by the US airline CommuteAir, contained over 1.5 million rows of data including names, aliases, & birth dates. dailydot.com/debug/no-fly-l…
The server, discovered by hacker @_nyancrimew, was secured prior to publication.
CommuteAir says the list was a version from 2019.
The Daily Dot was able to find numerous high-profile figures including the recently-freed Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout & at least 16 aliases.
The infrastructure, described by CommuteAir as a development server, also contained the names, addresses, phone numbers & passport numbers of over 900 CommuteAir staff including pilots & crew.
CommuteAir says an initial investigation shows that no customer data was exposed.
After banning @elonjet, which he said he wouldn’t, Musk has now banned @joinmastodon after it tweeted that users could follow the jet-tracking account on their platform.
It appears Washington Post journalist @drewharwell was suspended as well for pointing out that Mastodon was suspended for promoting ElonJet, which I also just did in the above tweet.
New York Times journalist Ryan Mac has now been suspended for merely mentioning Musk’s suspension of Mastodon and ElonJet.
A blog run by David Depape, the Berkley man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi with a hammer, has articles titled 'Hitler did nothing wrong,' 'Black pilled,' and 'Pedophile normalization.'
A fake statement from Donald Trump congratulating Elon Musk on his acquisition of Twitter is spreading online.
The fabricated quote claims Trump's account will be reinstated Monday & that the ex-president is "Happy to be able to engage with an African-American owned business." twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
It appears the Independent briefly ran with the false claim but has since changed the article's headline.
The incorrect article has already been aggregated by Yahoo News.
NEW: Despite the significant uptick of hacking & leaking amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, every single method offered by WikiLeaks to submit them documents is broken.
Every submission option featured by WikiLeaks leads to broken sites & errors.