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originally posted by: ashisnotanidiot
originally posted by: randomuser2034
originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: ashisnotanidiot
wouldnt call it a "team" lol but there was outside help, as djarum stated, to regain access.
You dont have to believe but i will vouch for the truthfulness of what happened ... Many of us were on discord as it unfolded.
He has a point to a certain extent. The username MrsDarko said that there were posts that had been removed they were trying to recover and when looking at her profile page it linked to a thread that had been 404d (a thread that was authored in April long before her account became active). I look at thread numbers before it and after it, and after that thread number a whole swath of threads had been "removed." But later some of these were showing. And also that username had an applause on it. So the user had inside information about what was going on. And someone had access to give it an applause. So there is more to the story than what was said in the OP. Someone is active with information behind the scenes. Also my U2Us were hacked on the new account I made. So there was someone active with that ability as well.
I'm reminded of a thread with someone claiming to be from the future, them slipping up getting caught using multiple accounts, and then the thread magically disappearing.
Lou Troglodyte, is that you?
That doesn't mean just handing out the keys, but having the code exposed so that it can be modified, tested in a sandbox, and then promoted to production, via a rigorous procedure.
originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
@Chronaut
That doesn't mean just handing out the keys, but having the code exposed so that it can be modified, tested in a sandbox, and then promoted to production, via a rigorous procedure.
The websites code is probably IP of the new owner. Besides that, at this point, making the source code available would be a disaster, this is a real bad idea. Extreme bad idea!!! This is what a hacker would do right away. You literally give them the keys to ATS doing that.
The only reason why open source works in terms of finding and eliminating vulnerable code, is when it is open source from the beginning. Opening up now, with the current situation would lead to the hateful people developing exploits.
Almost like if you want to have bad things happen. Even I with mediocre c# skills know this! And you seem knowledgeable, so I wonder what you thought when you requested this. And now you request again. It has a certain taste, either you don't think about your demands or you want ATS to be gone.
Pick your shoe.