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General Categories => Newsworthy => Topic started by: ProtoPatriot on August 04, 2013, 08:20:36 PM
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Apparently, e-mails containing child porn are being targeted towards conservative groups.
"Someone just attempted to set-up Stewart Rhodes (founder of Oath Keepers) & Dan Johnson (founder of People Against the N.D.A.A) by sending child porn to Dan Johnson’s email from a tormail.org anonymous email account, pretending to be Stewart. Clearly, they knew Dan and Stewart work together on anti-NDAA nullification legislation, so they tried to trick Dan into opening the files containing child porn by impersonating Stewart Rhodes. Fortunately, Dan realized it was a tormail email and not actually from Stewart, so he did not open the attached pdfs. PANDA’S internet security expert was able to determine that the files contained child porn without opening them. This attempt to set Dan Johnson up failed."
http://oathkeepers.org/oath/2013/07/25/breaking-attempted-set-up-of-stewart-rhodes-dan-johnson-with-child-porn/ (http://oathkeepers.org/oath/2013/07/25/breaking-attempted-set-up-of-stewart-rhodes-dan-johnson-with-child-porn/)
Seems to be a resurgence of what happened to Luke Rudkowski:
http://youtu.be/zislzpkpvZc (http://youtu.be/zislzpkpvZc)
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A friend once used to download movies online illegally. He would start the download, then go to work. He came home one night and went to peruse the download and OMG! He had something that almost turned his hair white! He told me about his month of hell wondering when the law was going to kick down his door! He ripped the hard drive from his computer that night after wiping the entire drive three times already. He tells me the hard drive was disposed of in multiple pieces in various places thru-out town in dumpsters!
Back on subject, it is scary what people will do to those with opposing views. Last years swating is another example. Goodbye America, hello police state!
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- Don't open any e-mail unless you recognize and trust the sender.
- Run protection software like Norton or McAfee.
- Never enter personal info like SSN or CC numbers in response to an internet or e-mail request. The only exception is to pay for an online order that you initiated on a secure web site.
- Be careful what web sites you surf. The sleazy ones often attack your computer.
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Let me add that even if you recognize the name of the sender, theck the address too. Spammers get the name right but the address will be from somewhere different,