Following the massive leak of a registrar database with more than 600 billion domain names, a domain registrant took the matter in his own hands.
Simon Dalfur wants to show the world that there is no privacy left in this digital world we live in:
“Names, passwords, secret words and pins were all compromised, along with my favorite color and my cat’s name,” said Dalfur, a computer security expert and domain name investor.
“What’s left to do, I decided to share my own personal info in a clean format, at least the hard-working cybercriminals should get some sanitized data,” added Dalfur.
Some call this an act of desperation, but Simon Dalfur, a seasoned domainer, has a point: no domain account is safe any more.
“By contributing to the loss of online privacy I hope to devalue the price of private data being sold on the Dark Web by at least a few dollars,” said Dalfur, adding: “If everyone did the same, there would be no market for private data anymore!”
Per his request, Simon Dalfur’s private information follows:
Name: Simon Dalfur
User name: sdalfur
Password: 1234567890password
Pin: 1234
Favorite color: Red
Cat’s name: Kitty
If you want to contribute to the cause, share your own info below. Eventually, the Dark Web folks will hopefully give up.
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