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Yeah, true. Im just worried for the people who about the person who hacked leaked the moderators, like their email and username. I dont know if the what was leaked was real but.
I see your concern. That is quite scary. I've been using the same e-mail for 20 plus years. If it's leaked it can easily be tied to me.
in turkey the government website that stored ALL personal informations was hacked
I personally like to think that the mods here apply better OPSec than the 4chan mods do. Me personally, I signed up to this site with a burner email and I always use a VPN and use different passwords for everything.
Same here, I only go to check /jp/ every time a new 2hu matetial is announced because a lot of info is focused there and 2chan beyond the discussion they don't publish anything important, well, anyway it's a month before the release of the demo of the new game.
4chan was hacked by users of a "rival" imageboard, it was more for shits and giggles and revenge for personal reasons than any kind of "random hacker" like on TV.
Yeah I've always thought of it as a possibility and it is pretty scary, I can imagine why people would attack this site so the best thing I can say is to just google good OPSEC practices, try to avoid using things that can easily tie you to this website, like similar usernames, main emails, and other socials and you *should* be ok.
ehs a pretty cool guy who didnt afraid of anything, or so I hear.
4chan has a history of cybersecurity mishaps. All the staff who had their information leaked know that having some form of decent OPSEC is a must on 4chan. Any of the staffers who had terrible OPSEC, or didn't even try, were doomed from the start. They should have known better.
