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niush875yLogin to his Gmail & change the name to "Ever heard about .env files"
That should be legal. -
@asgs I'm not getting myself into a hacker lawsuit for fun, enough people that reported stuff like that, that got the boot up their ass.
Especially considering somebody might be abusing it already and I'd be the easy target for it then. -
My friend’s friend got fired for checking in AWS credentials in company’s own private Git cloud. Scary mistake though!
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@JoshBent You aren’t hacking him, he literally handed you his credentials. It’s not trespassing if you get an invitation to come inside.
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@FelisPhasma good luck explaining that to a court, that has abused multiple times now the hacker law against whitehats.
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asgs115635y@JoshBent Like the other person said, you are only merely going to point them out a mistake that they made
If you feel that's an unnecessary risk and huge PITA due to how laws are structured and executed, I feel for you. "No Good deed goes unpunished" -
@asgs I have followed white hat cases close enough, even local incidents and I am not going near anything like that indeed.
I'd rather spend my time at home than battling with my lawyer in court, just because that one dev fucked up and had his gmail leaked - which doesn't affect me whatsoever besides a post on devrant.
Also I haven't tested these credentials, they did look legitimate, but who knows if he changed it since, has been around 8 months since he released the videos and code too. -
@JoshBent Ok I respect not wanting to “dox” yourself. I was just curious because I don’t think I’ve heard of “hacker laws” being abused by the courts where I live.
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@asgs Letting the author know, several thousand times, using his own email credentials.
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asgs115635y@d4ng3r0u5 haha. Needn't necessarily do it via his email account. A comment on his tutorial or an email to that address is sufficient
Anyway, this all seems silly now -
@FelisPhasma I was globally referring to what is essentially rephrased into multiple countries in some shape or form, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
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Wack63115yHave you thought about informing that person through an "institution"? Not sure what your local go to would be, for me it would be https://ccc.de
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@Wack I'd post the source for people to contact him themselves if they want to, but then the same people that suggest to "teach him a lesson" - would out of boredom do it.
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@JoshBent @Root since we are at it.
You both might like this one, as well:
https://dev.to/_marcba/... -
@-ANGRY-CLIENT- looks nice, but the glow would tilt me through a wall after a while lol!
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@-ANGRY-CLIENT- just saw you might be able to adjust the amount of glow, so will give it a try in a bit, thanks!
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contact "him" on that gmail from your own email saying you changed the his password for him and wait for the response.
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@JoshBent Use Tor (or Tails VM if you're overly cautious), google for a tmp-mail service and send him an email.
Even more cautious would be to use a reputable VPN on your Host and Tails as Guest which'll use that VPN, too. -
LMAOOOOO.
That’s why you use throwaways or don’t use your personal mail accounts at all ⚰️ -
@LinusCDE I'll make sure to do all that and use public wifi, just to message him about this, absolutely.
Downloaded example code and he left gmail credentials in...
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