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You are a regular poster at a T6 law school who has systematically Begun a Campaign to destroy individuals on this board.
I will let it Be Known to the world who you are if you do not (1) scramble your usual moniker(s) and (2) renounce any and all efforts to pursue innocent XO posters.
This message is the first hint of your identity. I will post further hints about your identity if you fail to heed this demand immediately. Failure to comply will result in a full-scale outing.
Date: July 19th, 2007 4:53 PM Author: khaki forum generalized bond
this is either awesome, or, more likely, one of the hackers other monikers pretending to be able to out him so he can pretend to leave and thus get everyone to drop it and stop trying to find out who he is from his domain provider.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:07 PM Author: Excitant Fuchsia Electric Furnace Home
Can someone explain to me the sequence of events that this information came out in? Like didn't we already have info on autoadmitwatch.com? I need some help putting together the dots.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:24 PM Author: impressive private investor
That's alright, but there's not much in the way of up to go. I know a guy that makes around that and is also hardware side (for airplane components). Works a lot and job security is unpredictable. Whereas lawyers start making more than that and only go up from there.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:12 PM Author: impressive private investor
The only one issue is that its easy to forge the domain name info, assuming that you are allowed to the registration yourself. I have no idea if that's the case here. But the FBI should be able to figure it out.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:12 PM Author: irradiated red point double fault
you can check yourself online at the link at the top of the post. i'm just wondering how a hacker could go through all this and get caught in such an incredibly stupid fashion. i really hope that this guy isn't getting set up.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:35 PM Author: Outnumbered Green Doctorate Business Firm
Actually, clerks for retired Justices are shared by the active Justices when they aren't working for their Justice, IIRC. Also, SOC may need her help if she sits on circuit panels, which retired Justices do.
he's the person who registered the site. it's impossible to fake whois info UNLESS someone is trying to frame him by registering with the domain using his info which is, of course, unlikely.
what suprises me is that the a columbia law student would be dumb enough not to pay the additional fee to keep his registration info private. lol
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:21 PM Author: impressive private investor
Here's what we should do: report this info to the FBI. Let them complete the investigation. All they need to do is cross-reference info from Columbia's IT dept.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:22 PM Author: khaki forum generalized bond
Holy.
Shit.
How the fuck did the guy who outed this guy do it (if its real?)
That's incredible.
So now what happens if its determined that this individual hacked peoples hls mail, gw mail, and cls mail in order to illegally collect their information for all sorts of possible purposes such as blackmail?
Date: July 20th, 2007 10:30 AM Author: Pearly seedy boiling water garrison
it's real fucking easy. you know of the url "autoadmitwatch.com" then you go to domaintools.com or any other whois site, type in the URL, then copy/paste the results
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:23 PM Author: aggressive blood rage
Teh hacker,
You should have realized that this is the same board that destroyed the careers of two women, your desire to try and pw3n them has now led to them turning their wrath on you.
Now you will get pw3nd like no other...dumbass.
btw my dad works at Homeland Security, I'll ask him what to do about the CLS hacker dude
DON'T RUIN ANYBODY'S LIFE TOO EARLY. Report it, let the FBI handle it, and then if it's really him and not a poor sap, let loose. But cut the guy a break until proven.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:35 PM Author: maroon hairraiser toaster
Something is fishy here.
When we originally did a whois search, the site was registered by 1and1. Now, it says the data was modified today and this guy from Columbia is the registrant. It's VERY suspicious.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:42 PM Author: khaki forum generalized bond
yea. theres the chance that after getting your email, the company dropped him, thus revealing his previously anonymous info.
theres also a possibility, though i have no idea how slim, that the guy somehow managed to change it to implicate someone else, although how he would get the billing addy/email to verify is beyond me.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:55 PM Author: maroon hairraiser toaster
Right now, I'm leaning toward the company looking into the site, discovering the scam, and then revealing his info.
However, you can pretty much put whatever you want into the whois registration when you register the site, so who knows if you need a valid email address.
presumably because the private registration company terminated his account because he had been violating their TOS. as such, he was no longer anonymous and they lifted the comfortable cloak of anonymity off his information.
if i werent a lazy ass i'd go and check 1and1's T&C. but keepxohackerfree has gone to great lengths to notify them of this dood's nefariousness so i think it's the most likely scenario. there's an outside chance he might be trying to frame someone else, but it's unlikely.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:47 PM Author: maroon hairraiser toaster
abuse@1and1.com
date Jul 19, 2007 8:45 PM
subject Re: Abusive Content: Autoadmitwatch.com
mailed-by gmail.com
Dear Sir or Madam-
I recently contacted you regarding autoadmitwatch.com (see my email below). I see that the whois registration information has been changed from your company to Brandon Caire of New York, New York. Can you please confirm whether you switched the information to reflect the actual registrant of the site or the registration information was switched by a third party.
I greatly appreciate your help in resolving this matter.
Date: July 19th, 2007 8:51 PM Author: impressive private investor
The real email:
admin@1and1.com
Subject: Domain Info
Dear Sir or Madam-
I recently contacted you regarding setting up a website on autoadmitwatch.com. Unfortunately, the domain info I gave you was inaccurate. Please change it to "John Doe". TYIA.
I am contacting you in regards to autoadmitwatch.com. The publicly available registration data lists you as the registrant of that site. I have included the information at the end of this email.
For a period of several hours on July 7, 2007, autoadmitwatch.com contained a malicious script that manipulated visitor's email accounts. The author of the site has committed serious acts that could quite possibly subject him to criminal penalties and civil liability, and as the registrant, I believe that you are the most likely author.
As I understand it, you are a law student at Columbia, so I am reluctant to pass your information directly along to the authorities without giving you a chance to explain yourself or deny the allegation. Please contact me immediately to either explain or deny the accusations.
If I do not hear from you in a reasonable amount of time, I will pass 1) you name, address, and phone number, 2) a copy of the the code from autoadmitwatch.com/semiregular , and 3) information relating to the HLS grade hack to the Columbia administration, the HLS administration, the New York Police Department, and the FBI.
Date: July 19th, 2007 10:00 PM Author: stirring godawful heaven new version
how hard would it be to register domain under someone else's name? do they verify the validity of your contact info? do you need a cc#?
teh hacker had to assume someone was going to investigate the registration, and even if he did private registration, he knew he was going to be using it for illegal shit, so....
Date: July 19th, 2007 10:06 PM Author: khaki forum generalized bond
i think it has to be real cause its listed as his billing contact. also, from my own experience with registering sites, whatever email you give them is the one you have to confirm everything with.
Date: July 19th, 2007 10:40 PM Author: Marvelous Crimson Kitchen Reading Party
Seems unlikely to be the same person. Unless he's some sort of weird non-trad, most people who are in law school didn't have $500 to give away 4 years ago. Most of them were in or just graduated from college.
Plus, nobody from Louisiana understands the interwebs well enough to pull off this attempted hack.
Date: July 19th, 2007 11:44 PM Author: Learning disabled thriller dopamine black woman Subject: summary
Somebody mined xoxo for personal information. By the time he was discovered, some such information had already been harvested. Xoxoers have since been trying to pinpoint his identity; today they seem to have made a breakthrough. But because the trail of cookie crumbs they followed could have been dropped carelessly or cleverly laid, xoxo can't be sure whether they've got their man or a patsy on their hands.
Date: July 20th, 2007 12:24 AM Author: pink underhanded school pocket flask
Yeah. The more I think about it, the more likely I think it is that he just got fucked by 1and1.
He registered through an anon registration site and thought he was AOK. Then keepxohackerfree contacted them, and they pulled the rug out from under him.
The OP of this thread did a whois search, noticed that the data was changed, and PWNED the shit out of him. Now he's in hiding waiting for the other shoe to fall.
Date: July 20th, 2007 11:03 AM Author: Jet Big Stag Film
shouldnt this be the least of his concerns? I mean, his real indentity is now know. Im not sure how much he would care about his other monikers being outed.
Date: July 20th, 2007 10:53 AM Author: Purple Charismatic Juggernaut Casino
XO should unite behind this cause and attempt to exact revenge on this guy to teach him what happens when you a) break the law and b) do it with respect to the privacy of internet users.
I'm a nasty person even by XO standards and I'm planning to send some emails and archive all the data about this stuff and then take some action.
Anyone have any recommendations? Anyone want to set up a sort of working group to handle this fucktard Brandon Cairne?
Date: July 20th, 2007 10:57 AM Author: Coral stimulating meetinghouse
Brandon Egan Caire is twenty-four years old. Publicly available information reveals that his parents may be Gwen Dell and Roland Ajrd Caire, both who are fifty one years old. Alexander Lynn, who may be Brandon's brother, is 21.
All this information was harvested from publicly-available data, and I must reiterate that Brandon E. Caire only appears to be the registrant of a website that has been used to commit multiple intentional torts. If he was behind these actions, his deceit and fraudulent inducement of others to access this webpage should clearly prevent his admission to any decent state bar.
Date: July 20th, 2007 8:32 PM Author: Rambunctious obsidian dog poop karate
Where to start?
First of all, anyone who knows me knows that there's no way in cold hell I could ever hack a computer. Ask them.
Secondly, I'm not ugly, and I'd like to see what some of the people who think I am look like (bet they don't call y'all trolls for nothing).
Thirdly, while I really don't care about all the little nasty things you said about me (sticks and stones), stop putting my family's names up here or there will be some suing going on (Mr. magictricks). That crosses a line.
Fourth, don't bother sending process to that address or trying to call me, because that address and number are not mine (likely, the guy or girl who used my name to register this site made them up).
Sorry guys, I'm not your hacker. Keep on looking though. It's probably someone who knows me, otherwise I don't know why theyd use my name. Likely another Columbia person, since they did get the correct email address, which I never give out.
BC (the real one this time)
PS, So at least you three can be convinced it's really me, thanks for the heads up on this JM, CS, and JR. Y'all are good friends. And thanks to AD, who I've heard bt text is "supporting me" along with JR. Looking forward to drinking with you in the fall.
Date: July 20th, 2007 9:14 PM Author: Iridescent Den Jew
This seems like a real response. Please post a pic of yourself with a sign saying XOXOHTH to prove you are the real BC. I feel bad for you if you are dood.
Date: July 21st, 2007 3:44 AM Author: Rambunctious obsidian dog poop karate
I feel like there are plenty enough pictures of me flotaing around already, thanks.
But if you're truly interested in my proving my authenticity, just email me. My address has been posted again and again. I'll be happy to privately confirm anything.
Date: July 20th, 2007 10:59 AM Author: Purple Charismatic Juggernaut Casino
I plan to email CLS's Fed Society and inform them of this situation... I'm wondering what they'd think of this as a privacy issue! Do you think they'd be OK having a member of their organization do this kind of shitty stuff?
You have 24 hours, until 5 PM EDT, to abandon this board.
You are a regular poster at a T6 law school who has systematically Begun a Campaign to destroy individuals on this board.
I will let it Be Known to the world who you are if you do not (1) scramble your usual moniker(s) and (2) renounce any and all efforts to pursue innocent XO posters.
This message is the first hint of your identity. I will post further hints about your identity if you fail to heed this demand immediately. Failure to comply will result in a full-scale outing.
this is either awesome, or, more likely, one of the hackers other monikers pretending to be able to out him so he can pretend to leave and thus get everyone to drop it and stop trying to find out who he is from his domain provider.
Can someone explain to me the sequence of events that this information came out in? Like didn't we already have info on autoadmitwatch.com? I need some help putting together the dots.
That's alright, but there's not much in the way of up to go. I know a guy that makes around that and is also hardware side (for airplane components). Works a lot and job security is unpredictable. Whereas lawyers start making more than that and only go up from there.
The only one issue is that its easy to forge the domain name info, assuming that you are allowed to the registration yourself. I have no idea if that's the case here. But the FBI should be able to figure it out.
you can check yourself online at the link at the top of the post. i'm just wondering how a hacker could go through all this and get caught in such an incredibly stupid fashion. i really hope that this guy isn't getting set up.
Actually, clerks for retired Justices are shared by the active Justices when they aren't working for their Justice, IIRC. Also, SOC may need her help if she sits on circuit panels, which retired Justices do.
he's the person who registered the site. it's impossible to fake whois info UNLESS someone is trying to frame him by registering with the domain using his info which is, of course, unlikely.
what suprises me is that the a columbia law student would be dumb enough not to pay the additional fee to keep his registration info private. lol
Here's what we should do: report this info to the FBI. Let them complete the investigation. All they need to do is cross-reference info from Columbia's IT dept.
How the fuck did the guy who outed this guy do it (if its real?)
That's incredible.
So now what happens if its determined that this individual hacked peoples hls mail, gw mail, and cls mail in order to illegally collect their information for all sorts of possible purposes such as blackmail?
it's real fucking easy. you know of the url "autoadmitwatch.com" then you go to domaintools.com or any other whois site, type in the URL, then copy/paste the results
You should have realized that this is the same board that destroyed the careers of two women, your desire to try and pw3n them has now led to them turning their wrath on you.
Now you will get pw3nd like no other...dumbass.
btw my dad works at Homeland Security, I'll ask him what to do about the CLS hacker dude
DON'T RUIN ANYBODY'S LIFE TOO EARLY. Report it, let the FBI handle it, and then if it's really him and not a poor sap, let loose. But cut the guy a break until proven.
When we originally did a whois search, the site was registered by 1and1. Now, it says the data was modified today and this guy from Columbia is the registrant. It's VERY suspicious.
yea. theres the chance that after getting your email, the company dropped him, thus revealing his previously anonymous info.
theres also a possibility, though i have no idea how slim, that the guy somehow managed to change it to implicate someone else, although how he would get the billing addy/email to verify is beyond me.
Right now, I'm leaning toward the company looking into the site, discovering the scam, and then revealing his info.
However, you can pretty much put whatever you want into the whois registration when you register the site, so who knows if you need a valid email address.
presumably because the private registration company terminated his account because he had been violating their TOS. as such, he was no longer anonymous and they lifted the comfortable cloak of anonymity off his information.