You've already broken the data protection act then, as you kept the details longer than necessary by not deleting the database. Your screwed if you get the police involved, just pay the man if you truly trust him.
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You've already broken the data protection act then, as you kept the details longer than necessary by not deleting the database. Your screwed if you get the police involved, just pay the man if you truly trust him.
Pay him?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe!
he wants us to log the users passwords..
Oh, I must've picked up somewhere along the line that money was involved, sorry about the confusion. I say ignore him. You'll be making things worse if you log users passwords, at least you can say it's an accident at the moment. Just make sure your users know about the situation and urge them to change there passwords on other websites if they use the same one.
Sorry for double posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe!
I just looked at the logs, and it wasn't that file he took, the file we uploaded gave a 500.
In our logs, it shows someone downloading a backup :l
Just be prepared to have a battle on your hands then. I'm not really sure what you can do in this situation, except pretend to log the user and passes of people and then just give him some fake list, made up of fake users that you have created.
Do that, and then block him entirely from any forms of communication.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe!
It looks like there's nothing you can do. You can't get the police, and if you hire a hacker (who usually aren't trustworthy people) and it fails, you're in even more shiz.
lmao ignore him trust m
Why don't you just block him from any forms of contact? Then ignore any of his sad and immature threats, he'll more than likely do nothing anyway, I dunno who this person is?
Hes a sad kid who wants to try and take us down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snex
But anyways, I think we got someone to mess around with him :)
Who is he?
I research on what he done and kick his *** myself