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General Forums => Public Tavern => Topic started by: Nympha on 16. November 2010, 15:56:16 (03:56 PM)
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...you should be careful what you put out there on teh interwebs:
http://www.attackvector.org/invasion-of-privacy/
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Damn!
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well frell me and call me shirley. That's some scary shit!
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Damn, I'm pretty paranoid about posting any personal info on anything that has an internet connection (websites, laptop etc), but looks like I need to be even more paranoid!
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Damn, I'm pretty paranoid about posting any personal info on anything that has an internet connection (websites, laptop etc), but looks like I need to be even more paranoid!
if it helps on the forum of another game i play they located someone in a similar way just by sending them a forum pm
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Thanks for the info! This will help me with my stalking endeavors! >:D
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Thanks for the info! This will help me with my stalking endeavors! >:D
ur learning well young padawan
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I find that I get annoyed when people forward jokes and stuff and don't take the time to protect my email address. You should put all your fowarded emails addys in the BCC (BLIND carbon copy) field and delete all other emails that show up in the BODY of the mail. This way the person I send on the joke or whatever, doesn't have all the extra email info that they can collect should they get malware or something. And protects others too.
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Been reading on that site a bit more, http://www.attackvector.org/invasion-of-privacy-the-sequel/ is another interesting read. The scary thing is, he isn't bullshitting about the technology involved and most of the "special" software involved is easily available.
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he isn't bullshitting about the technology involved
...but he is rather oversensationalising the situation. Much of his 'advice' is of questionable value, I'd say.
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he isn't bullshitting about the technology involved
...but he is rather oversensationalising the situation. Much of his 'advice' is of questionable value, I'd say.
/agree
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he isn't bullshitting about the technology involved
...but he is rather oversensationalising the situation. Much of his 'advice' is of questionable value, I'd say.
He may be, but I'd say that's a necessity to get the point across.