I just got this email and would have asked his permission to post it, but I can't do that. Clearly this is the work of Ebaumsworld and no one else. Since I've been following this thing, pretty much everything he says is true and confirmable and for the few things I didn't happen to personally see, I believe this man knows what he talks about: It doesn't matter if Singles.org changed the passwords. The huge list of passwords and emails is already taken, and are being used on PayPals

This place is beyond low. countless email accounts have been breached, several facebook pages, several paypal accounts and much more. As of last night, if was in full free for all mode as more vulnerabilities were found (although vulnerability is a bit of an understatement - more like Stuff some lazy programmer couldn't be bothered with). This is their mea culpa:

At this point, seeing how pathetic Singles.org is resonding to this, they deserve everything they get. This is all kinda epic except real people are getting hurt. They aren't the ones paying for it, well, at least until now. I'll post screen caps (very NSFW) shortly of just some of the work. But I guess the geniuses at Singles.org weren't content to just expose their members to hell yesterday, they decided to do it again today. Yep, more insecurity. The server is being pwned as we speak

Well, I've recieved a few comments and emails about this and things are just getting worse. As of 7:38 AM 02.23.2009 they still haven't put anything on their site indicating anything even happened. Email is clearly not a valid option b/c of the nature of the breach (although it's still worth trying). I realized something and went to check it and the story gets worse. On their homepage, there are two Galleries, one for men, one for women. The galleries are pictures of the members. There

I was hesitant to write about this b/c I've been threatened pretty seriously about my role in it. But it's important for people to understand a few things about the state of security today. What occurred was so pathetic, the result of such rampant incompetence that it's in a word, Criminal. Singles.org is a dating site ostensibly for Christians. They boast over 30,000 members and while I have strong reason to doubt that claim (explained shortly), they do have a lot of members. Earlier

I've been using Twitter for about a year now, ever since Ryan Olshan turned me on to it. Shortly after I started Tweeting (or whatever the correctly conjugated verb for it is), I came across a fellow Tweeter in Atlanta @Streetlightlilly . She's cool, she's funny, she's smart and she talks major trash on UGA, what more can you ask for in a Twitter buddy. She just started a blog this evening and so far, she's not doing too bad traffic wise, hopefully I can do my part to help get

Today it's even on the front page . If you're interested here it is

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