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MrsTammySwanson · 22/08/2015 04:52

But Dadsec is still on twitter and has released personal info about Justine including passwords for personal accounts, address and children's names/school etc.

I am surprised twitter aren't shutting him down.

He truly is scum bringing her children into this.

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Pantone726 · 22/08/2015 05:00

what the fuck

MrsTammySwanson · 22/08/2015 05:03

I've reported him on twitter. I am sure MN are aware but I am shocked at how he is being still allowed to post.

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TanteRose · 22/08/2015 05:11

What a sad sad little man he must be.

Good article

www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/aug/21/mumsnet-hackers-seem-too-pathetic-to-be-true

And this made me

www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/science-technology/mumsnet-hacked-with-tedious-parenting-crap-20150820101287

treaclesoda · 22/08/2015 05:19

As soon as I saw this I went on to Twitter to see what I could see and it said the account was suspended so that sounds positive.

MaillotRojoPan · 22/08/2015 05:19

is it really good to inform what he has published?

BumWad · 22/08/2015 05:22

I have reported the tweet too. Been there for 13 hours now. Twitter need to get their act together!!!!

Pantone726 · 22/08/2015 05:23

Treacle he's still there, I can see it

MrsTammySwanson · 22/08/2015 05:23

Treacle that is his old account. He is still posting on a revised but similar name. That is why I have reported him.

He is still # his old handle so he can picked up on tweets. Hopefully if enough people report him he will shut down again.

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treaclesoda · 22/08/2015 05:24

Oh, sorry. That's a shame, I was thinking it was great that they had acted unbelievably quickly. Should have realised it was too good to be true.

treaclesoda · 22/08/2015 05:25

I'll try to find him so I can report him too.

BrumpyGollocks · 22/08/2015 05:27

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MaillotRojoPan · 22/08/2015 05:32

Well you do know you are now providing him with advertising - i.e what's available and where to find it? Hopefully HQ pull this thread. fwiw

treaclesoda · 22/08/2015 05:33

I've found him now and reported.

He's pathetic. What an inadequate, bitter little pain in the arse he is.

BrumpyGollocks · 22/08/2015 05:38

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Nc19999992 · 22/08/2015 05:51

Reported too. I'm assuming mmhq are very heavily involved with the police on this?!

Garrick · 22/08/2015 05:59

Mirror Online interviewed an American man today who told us his group had more than 100 members. "We read a lot of nasty things on Mumsnet," he said in a quiet, faltering voice.

Eh? Jeffrey, was that you? Or just some random chap who fancied moaning about women to a gullible British reporter?

JeanSeberg · 22/08/2015 06:00

Why start a thread on this?

Arkkorox · 22/08/2015 06:02

Guys can I direct you too the thread stickied at the top when you use Active threads? We're on thread 5 now, MNHQ are aware of everything going on. You can catch up on the Hackergate threads. It's become a bit of a live feed. MNHQ have been aware of the leaked info as well as all the Twitter stuff as and when it's happened

MaillotRojoPan · 22/08/2015 06:06

Quite. Due to this thread I now have more access to/knowledge of people's stuff than I wished to have. That's how it works so it'd be a good idea to stop posting about it and leave it to HQ, twitter and police

BrumpyGollocks · 22/08/2015 06:18

Thanks Arkkorox.

Will head over & catch up now.

My internet is dropping out a lot at the moment & I've been busy with a very poorly Ds so have missed a lot of updates.

MrsTammySwanson · 22/08/2015 06:49

Maillot you have repeated/made the same point three times on this thread. You may take the view that publishing information that is already in the public domain something you have no interest in or that somehow increases knowledge that may or may not be known. I don't. The people who would do harm will know how to find this info they don't need me giving them a red hand. The info is out there and not hidden.

In circumstances where my personal information has been put at risk I take the view that knowledge is power.

Of course you have the right to disagree but I think you have now made your point. More than once.

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Kickedinthetits · 22/08/2015 08:38

possible children's schools, based on her address which he already had. He hasn't published anything about her that he couldn't have got from googling.

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MaillotRojoPan · 22/08/2015 10:46

Sooooo I could have found out Justine's password, IP address, net provider, passwords for 3,000 MNers and their IP addresses - which often lead to me know their children's names - or at least one of them? By googling?

FFS

DawnMumsnet · 22/08/2015 11:05

Morning all,

Many thanks for your reports about this thread.

We are aware of the latest release and have been in touch with pastebin to have it removed.

Thanks all for your support.

Kickedinthetits · 22/08/2015 11:20

No, I was referring to the new information about Justine. We knew he had her address, the rest would be easy to find.
FFS. I was trying to suggest everyone stop panicking.

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