ShaunSA
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Maybe they want to know about my sexcapades.
I highly doubt your jo sessions are of interest to anybody but your hand :erm:
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Maybe they want to know about my sexcapades.
Try reading. I was referring to a link about Vox being hacked.
Try giving some context to your post then, you posted a generic post in a CW thread about a breach.
They've been hacked recently... did you see any media release from them?
Ask their reps... I will never divulge such specifics.When was Vox hacked?
They were notified, they fixed it and let everyone know about it - this was also done in a timely manner. Anyone who's been on here for a decent period of time can just imagine how any other ISP would have handled this, and whether they would have actually told their clients about it.
I dont know, dont think they will be open to discuss their password and sharing policy though.
They were DDOS'ed. Does that count as a hack?They've been hacked recently... did you see any media release from them?
If another ISP handled the matter in the same manner as CW, I doubt the response would be the same!
Why? Because of Shaun being a member of this forum?
In some way you are right, because other ISPs has been in the game for a longer period of time. They are larger companies with more money to spend. So, more are expected there. Although, this does not clear CW of any wrongdoing though.
Nah, CW has alot fan-boyism in this forum....
Nah, CW has alot fan-boyism in this forum....
Nah, CW has alot fan-boyism in this forum....
Nah, CW has alot fan-boyism in this forum....
Jealous because your internet is ****ed probably.
Usernames can be anything before the realm name (@crystalweb.co.za for example). It's passwords that are unique and should not be 1122, for example.
So once we realised some passwords for DSL accounts had been disclosed, we changed them to prevent any potential issues and shut the door on this being able to happen again. For us it's really just a case of saying there was a list available on the portal, and we don't consider accessing it as hacking as it's our fault, and proactively solving the problem before it becomes one...
Crystal Web CEO Shaun Kaplan said the “old DSL username and password list” was intended for admins and developers to test portal connectivity with.