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Statement from Sky on ACS:Law
This is a discussion on Statement from Sky on ACS:Law within the Sky news and announcements forums, part of the SkyUser Announcements category; Originally Posted by NewsreadeR Following on from our report yesterday, Sky have now sent us the following statement. Attributable to ...
- 28-09-10, 04:07 PM #11
Re: Statement from Sky on ACS:Law
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Re: Statement from Sky on ACS:Law
The Information Commissioner could levy a potentially ruinous fine of up to £500,000 on the London law firm from which the personal details of more than 8,000 Sky broadband customers, 400 Plusnet customers and 5,000 Britons accused of illicit filesharing have leaked in the past few days.
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- 28-09-10, 04:36 PM #13
Re: Statement from Sky on ACS:Law
I have seen some of the leaked files and can confirm there is spreadsheet with 8040 records (maybe some customers duplicated for different songs) of sky customers that were being chased for MUSIC related offences including the persons names, address and details of phone calls between them and ACS. There is also another spreadsheet with a further 5k sky customers being chased for a variety of Adult titles though I see no names on this I expect they are linked else where. There are also smaller lists for other ISPs such as BT, Zen and PulseNet and O2. Looks like only really Virgin Media and Talk Talk that completely resisted and Sky gave out thousands more than all the other ISPs put together.
Overall the sheer amount of data lost boggles the mind!
EDIT: I should say shared with the whole internet as opposed to lost.
ALSO you should note that ACS sends letters out in batches so it can focus on one set of targets(victims) at at time. So even if you haven't had a letter from them it doesn't mean that they didn't have you on one of their lists so your data might be out there!!!! In theory if you haven't paid them anything it should "only" be your name and address next to a file (adult or music) that you may or may not have downloaded.
- 29-09-10, 04:25 PM #14
Re: Statement from Sky on ACS:Law
well isitme if you think i look at porn well i do but i didnt do it on that weekend when it got hacked although i mostly look at naked girls 18 and over you know legal ones lol
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- 29-09-10, 06:43 PM #17
- 01-10-10, 02:55 PM #18
Re: Statement from Sky on ACS:Law
hahaha daft beggers sorry i shouldnt of said what i said moderators could be watching haha
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