The 'tin hat brigade' might be correct

by kangdang 24.08.10 0:16

For many months myself and a number others that are involved one or the other with TMF have believed that phones and personal emails etc have been being monitored. After encountering an escalation of problems recently and receiving numerous critical flags, I decided to contact my security provider. To cut a long story short, a very kind and competent gentleman has today confirmed to me that my encryption had been decrypted. He identified 4 other computers that had infiltrated my home network, it seems they had remotely monitored my internet movement, retrieved emails, passwords and personal data etc. Thankfully he has now corrected this problem and my system is 110% secure. His investigation is ongoing.

by **Jill Havern** 24.08.10 9:30

The 'tin hat brigade' might be correct 890363

I wonder if these spies/hacks are also monitoring the people who let Maddie disappear?

Surely that crime is worse than chatting about it in a forum?

Apparently not. The 'tin hat brigade' might be correct 181230

The 'tin hat brigade' might be correct 181230

by Ruby 24.08.10 9:42

Wonder if it's paid for out of the fund...

by aiyoyo 24.08.10 9:53

Gee, its freaking me out!

What's are they covering up that calls for that?

by baconbutty 24.08.10 10:47

As with most crimes the cui bono adage applies.
In other words, who benefits?
Who benefits from monitoring the online movements of MF members and associates and their shared correspondences?
The fact that there are four computers involved suggests that it is a tad more organised than some lone nutter in a bedsit with too much time on his hands.
Who would be most likely to target the Foundation?
Whose interests would this activity best serve?

by kangdang 24.08.10 12:11

It is known with certainty that at least two pro-mccanns are IT specialists, they have both been employed by Goldman Sachs to work in such a capacity.

by aiyoyo 24.08.10 18:42

kangdang wrote:It is known with certainty that at least two pro-mccanns are IT specialists, they have both been employed by Goldman Sachs to work in such a capacity.

raptors?

Thing is how did they know your real identity Kangdang?

Has TB communication been compromised hence.........?

Geez, organised crime........if this nails the mccanns so much the better.

by kangdang 24.08.10 19:30

It would quite possibly take only one persons pc to be hacked to obtain the ID's of numerous others.

by ufercoffy 24.08.10 19:37

Has TB been hacked d'ya think?

by Guest 24.08.10 19:50

kangdang wrote:For many months myself and a number others that are involved one or the other with TMF have believed that phones and personal emails etc have been being monitored. After encountering an escalation of problems recently and receiving numerous critical flags, I decided to contact my security provider. To cut a long story short, a very kind and competent gentleman has today confirmed to me that my encryption had been decrypted. He identified 4 other computers that had infiltrated my home network, it seems they had remotely monitored my internet movement, retrieved emails, passwords and personal data etc. Thankfully he has now corrected this problem and my system is 110% secure. His investigation is ongoing.

Very worrying. Let's hope he gets to the bottom of it fast. Incidentally what is the law on hacking into other people's computers, and what would the penalty be.

by ufercoffy 24.08.10 19:56

candyfloss wrote:Incidentally what is the law on hacking into other people's computers, and what would the penalty be.

Ordinarily it would be a criminal record but if your name is McCann or a derivative of it then you can expect to be protected and even receive compensation.

In fact if anyone wants to break the law and get away with it you should just show your nipple to a police officer and say you're Gerry McCann's niece/nephew. That should do it.

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by kangdang 24.08.10 20:03

ufercoffy wrote:Has TB been hacked d'ya think?

Possibly, any number of people could have.

by aiyoyo 24.08.10 20:06

ufercoffy wrote:
candyfloss wrote:Incidentally what is the law on hacking into other people's computers, and what would the penalty be.

Ordinarily it would be a criminal record but if your name is McCann or a derivative of it then you can expect to be protected and even receive compensation.

In fact if anyone wants to break the law and get away with it you should just show your nipple to a police officer and say you're Gerry McCann's niece/nephew. That should do it.

Oh if the "I'm being persecuted for my looks" flashed her silicone nipple.......maybe the police will be obliged to let their cluster of offenders (4, I believe) off...that is, before the police passed out!

by Rainbow 24.08.10 22:21

aiyoyo wrote:
kangdang wrote:It is known with certainty that at least two pro-mccanns are IT specialists, they have both been employed by Goldman Sachs to work in such a capacity.

raptors?

Thing is how did they know your real identity Kangdang?

Has TB communication been compromised hence.........?

Geez, organised crime........if this nails the mccanns so much the better.

Didnt TB cock up by sending names and email addresses out at some point? Cant remember exactly what it was.

by Judge Mental 24.08.10 22:54

@ Rainbow

Thank you for this reminder, but please note that a lot of people on the list of emails are not actual members, but simply supporters of TMF who wish to help TMF gain ground in asking for a thorough investigation by the Portuguese and British police.

by kangdang 24.08.10 23:25

Rainbow wrote:
aiyoyo wrote:
kangdang wrote:It is known with certainty that at least two pro-mccanns are IT specialists, they have both been employed by Goldman Sachs to work in such a capacity.

raptors?

Thing is how did they know your real identity Kangdang?

Has TB communication been compromised hence.........?

Geez, organised crime........if this nails the mccanns so much the better.

Didnt TB cock up by sending names and email addresses out at some point? Cant remember exactly what it was.

Don't play dumb, you know the answer to that.

by Rainbow 24.08.10 23:47

Excuse me? Strange as it may seem the doings or dont-ings of TB are not indelibly etched on my memory hence my inability to recall the precise details.

by kangdang 25.08.10 0:45

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'In the United Kingdom, the Malicious Communications Act (1998) classified cyberstalking as a criminal offence.'

Cyberstalking - members of JATYK & PFA2, West's blog, Tony's blog etc know all about cyberstalking. Their keyboard tappings are exemplars of such.

by Judge Mental 25.08.10 0:48

Rainbow wrote:Excuse me? Strange as it may seem the doings or dont-ings of TB are not indelibly etched on my memory hence my inability to recall the precise details.

@ Rainbow

You are doing yourself a complete injustice here, because one cannot recall a time when you have ever been at a loss regarding precise details.

by kangdang 25.08.10 0:53

I will out myself shall i for you, then if you want you can get your Kangdang stalker to look me up. Unfortunately you will not like what is found out about myself and my career.

what "helping to run (and drive for)the family business"
... laugh

you're such a wag West.

by Judge Mental 25.08.10 2:24

kangdang wrote:
I will out myself shall i for you, then if you want you can get your Kangdang stalker to look me up. Unfortunately you will not like what is found out about myself and my career.

what "helping to run (and drive for)the family business"
... you're such a wag West.

@ kangdang

One cannot say how disappointed one is to read your post above.

Having read so many strange and threatening posts lately, one was beginning to believe there must be a secret underground agency running a racket with somebody such as Halligen at the helm. One was seriously expecting all of this to be brimful with spies and bent police officers.

One will not find this at all intriguing if it is found that posters have been under threat because of a few florists or pizza deliverymen.

Or is this just another bored taxi-driver with a penchant for hacking and too much time on his hands?

by baconbutty 25.08.10 8:59

That's my cui bono theory up the spout then. The 'tin hat brigade' might be correct 110921

He must be seriously short of customers if he can spend time with four computers tracking people's every move.
Maybe he's not a very good cabbie -- he probably drives everyone up the wall.

by kangdang 25.08.10 9:18

baconbutty wrote:That's my cui bono theory up the spout then.

He must be seriously short of customers if he can spend time with four computers tracking people's every move.
Maybe he's not a very good cabbie -- he probably drives everyone up the wall.

Oh you misunderstand, Muratfan does not have the technical capabilities to hack computers. There are a few chaps in Essex that do though.

by kangdang 25.08.10 9:19

Judge Mental wrote:
kangdang wrote:
I will out myself shall i for you, then if you want you can get your Kangdang stalker to look me up. Unfortunately you will not like what is found out about myself and my career.

what "helping to run (and drive for)the family business"
... you're such a wag West.

@ kangdang

One cannot say how disappointed one is to read your post above.

Having read so many strange and threatening posts lately, one was beginning to believe there must be a secret underground agency running a racket with somebody such as Halligen at the helm. One was seriously expecting all of this to be brimful with spies and bent police officers.

One will not find this at all intriguing if it is found that posters have been under threat because of a few florists or pizza deliverymen.

Or is this just another bored taxi-driver with a penchant for hacking and too much time on his hands?

by baconbutty 25.08.10 10:36

kangdang wrote:

Oh you misunderstand, Muratfan does not have the technical capabilities to hack computers. There are a few chaps in Essex that do though.

Ooops, sorry for the misunderstanding -- I plead insanity! The 'tin hat brigade' might be correct 110921

Have to say I never had Muratfan down as an evil mastermind, just a foul-mouthed, intellectually-challenged fantasist.
The 'other lot' though, a much more likely kettle of fish with their laughable attempts at faux impartiality and their penchant for using codes, metaphors and techno-speak. (In my day, a silo was something one saw on a farm.)
Has all been quiet at their place of late with nowt but a few surreal posts which mean nothing to the world outside.
A candidate for Pseuds Corner if ever there was one.