On Sun, 08 Jan 2012 11:16:59 CST, Laurelai said: He sent a copy to you too? My condolences. He comes up with the most "interesting" conclusions sometimes. > If this turns out to be the person who hacked your web site, I would > like a cash reward. > > Andrew > > --- > > http://pastebin.com/f7jYf5Wd > > "46. > lol xD" > Should we read into this too much? You just did, Andrew. There's 2 possibilities. Either it's a frikkin *SMILEY*, or I'm actually a Microsoft hacker that goes by the name 'XP Vista'. Hint - in a few places, we find the string 'xD xD'. Do you sign your name Andrew Andrew? No? Then which is more likely, it's 2 smileys in a row, or the person's tag twice in a row? > Last email I have from him is 23rd December... same kind of grammar as > the Stratfor pastebin. This is *so* amusing, coming from the person who's *still* threatening legal action against me for suggesting "n3td3v" to Neal Krawetz, which resulted in a nice presentation at Black Hat on linguistic analysis. At least Neal actually measured percentages of words and syllable lengths and tenses and stuff like that. ;) > It seems he disappeared just as the Stratfor news broke just before > Christmas. Andrew? Hate to break it to you, but a lot of people go on actual multi-week vacations around Christmastime. Heck, something like 57% of the entire population of the town I live in left around Dec 16, and won't be back till next week. The streets are deserted. Maybe one of those 20,000 people is the *real* hacker and left just before the news broke, not on Christmas vacation? lol XP XP
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