[EBH]

And so...there is no place for common sense, intelligent discussion, and freedom.

The thought police are everywhere and hunting.

[ConservativeMind]

I am not immediately sure what a domain registrar's information would have aside from billing information and the raw list of websites using them.

Mine has my billing info and I use their free email package for unimportant stuff.

[Prince of Space]

Oh noes! They’ve got us now!!! /s

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Members of the hacktivist collective Anonymous claim to have hacked web registration company Epik, allegedly stealing “a decade’s worth of data,” including reams of information about its clients and their domains.

Don't be mad at Anonymous - be mad at Epik for garbage security.

[Ancesthntr]

I have been wondering for YEARS when governments will begin to put hackers up against cement walls and shooting them. These people are not just thieves (and that they are, for certain), but they destroy lives and businesses. I am at the point where I simply don’t care who was victimized (in the sense of good or bad), I just want the perp or perps to pay a VERY heavy price, one that will thoroughly discourage others who are doing (or thinking of doing) the same.

[gandalftb]

What does everyone think was going to happen?

Anonymous and all the other hackers think that all right-wingers are their punching bag.

EVERY web business is run by people that can screw up or deliberately let hackers in.

Sure, pick an overseas host...and be sure to wave at the NSA on your way by.

There is no such thing as internet security....period.

[lepton]

Case in point, it took in Parler and Gab, the MAGA-styled Twitter clones that had trouble finding a home after much of the organizing around the January 7th attack on the Capitol building was found to have originated on their virtually unmoderated platforms.

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Accused, but found to have been on Facebook and Twitter, who didn’t get kicked off of ISPs.