Standman wrote: » This guy is linked to a reddit user who apparently was first to post the pics. He used the same username on another site which his real name is connected to.
IvaBigWun wrote: » Something is not adding up about that at all. Anyone who put this kind of planning into something isnt that stupid.
Dravokivich wrote: » That's something I could never get my head around with regards to brute forcing. You also need the Login ID.
Dan Chipowski wrote: » Jessica Brown Findlay seems to have taken some of the worst of it, given the content of the videos released. I remember reading an article where she said she regretted a topless scene in the film 'Albatross' too.
Standman wrote: » This guy is linked to a reddit user who apparently was first to post the pics. He used the same username on another site which his real name is connected to. Also in a censored screen-cap that he posted showing a folder containing more unreleased pics, he neglected to censor out his home network which identified him and a few people he works with. Add to it that his linkedin says he has a lot of experience as a server admin, this could have possibly given him access to the servers that the pics were stolen from. It's fairly convincing, although him forgetting to block out his network in the screen cap was one hell of an oversight
humanji wrote: » It may not even have been that. There's reports now that they believe it was simply a program that cycled through the most common passwords.
Standman wrote: » It's fairly convincing, although him forgetting to block out his network in the screen cap was one hell of an oversight
Chance The Fapper wrote: » By the sounds of it he tried to make a few quid pretending to have more for sale. I doubt the hacker would be that stupid
Icaras wrote: » I think Facebook does something like this too. They keep pictures for up to 3 years, you can delete a picture but if someone types in the exact url they can see it. Never tested it to check.
Deleted User wrote: » Bryan Hamade. It's all over twitter.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Bryan Hamade. It's all over twitter.
IvaBigWun wrote: » From what I understand, if you have it, iCloud automatically backups your pics even after you delete them, unless you go to Settings and ask it not.
IvaBigWun wrote: » From what I understand, if you have it, iCloud automatically backups your pics even after you delete them, unless you go to Settings and ask it not to. Thats a dangerous "standard" setting to say the least. A bit like how easy it was for the News Of The World to hack into people's phones because the users never changed their voicemail from the one that every phone network uses (until you change it yourself). I think this is only the beginning of "Cloud Leaks" and the end of how much trust people have in cloud storage . We're not just talking bold pics either, expect government documents and more to surface this way.
IvaBigWun wrote: » Jesus. They are. Some gobshíte called "Laura Mendez @ISTANDWITHJLAW" set up a Twitter for the sole purpose of this (at least thats what it looks like). Still though. Crackin' tits.
who the fug wrote: » Here
Deleted User wrote: » The person who released the photos has been found.
kjl wrote: » link?
shruikan2553 wrote: » Earlier today I saw 4chan wanted to start a #leakforJLaw where girls would put up pictures of themselves. I didnt think it would work but it turns out it did.
Trigger Happy wrote: » Kim Kardasian has released a statement saying that pictures released showing her wearing clothes are clearly fake and not her.
ScumLord wrote: » That was a picture of a chicken casserole, not a picture of me you bastard.