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The child who swatted me hundreds of times, issued bomb threats to commercial airlines, and DDoS'd PSN and XBL during Christmas of 2014 now has an international warrant out for his arrest. This time, he extorted tens of thousands of psychotherapy patients, threatening to release their private therapy notes if they did not pay a ransom. But check out how he got caught... He accidentally uploaded his entire home folder to the darknet forum he was using. Whoopsie! 15 comments
@r000t @gossithedog I wonder how much benefit he would’ve gained from HashKnownHosts? Of course, config would’ve been an issue anyway, and probably ~/.bash_history As usual, the core failure was a compartmentation failure. Using a personal device to do crimes is not smart. Humans make mistakes. Build security to work even when the user isn’t perfect.  @r000t why are therapy notes stored online in finland and who thinks having these things stored in a central place is fine? @r000t i mean.. it really sucks for the people whose stuff is now online, but it shouldn't have been in a central system in the first place. the people who design those things are as guilty as the one who hacked it and leaked it imho. it's text book negligence.. @bonifartius 2) The firm was breached in 2018 and kept it under wraps for over a year and a half. This would be a fucking crime in America, under HIPAA. @bonifartius @r000t in Turkey, this is seen as something normal, since almost everything have moved to online central systems. i am not saying this is bad but i am not sure if there are strict protections in place. also all hospitals have their own servers connected to main server for health data which,,, every note about patient no matter the case, are recorded and sent to servers. @r000t @bonifartius oh i didn't knew that hospitals' servers federate too in Turkey, i thought that data transmission was like: hospital 1 > e-nabız > hospital 2. that was also interesting to know about. as i far know, servers still have to report to e-nabız but bypassing e-nabız is faster and nicer too. @erdh @bonifartius @r000t The former CEO of the company has been charged with data protection offences. |
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@r000t Is that the same kid who was in LizardSquad and was like 12?