IPGUYS hacked??

[mechanicman]

Just for some info this comes up on ipguys IPTV.
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[nobodyspecial]

Just for some info this comes up on ipguys IPTV.
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strange that satfix is mentioned in notice

[mechanicman]

Does not make much sense.. There are resellers on this site selling ipguys..

[stream]

it was a shared server...maybe hacked and redirected here

[Steez]

Anyone knowk where the link is that has all the billing info and names? I want to see if my families info is on there or is this some stupid joke.

[mechanicman]

Unplugging the MAG250 results in bad gateway message... same on ipguys panel....502 bad gateway

[stream]

pvr.stalker.nfps up dates??

[burnsy]

And who supposedly issued this it looks so official because WE KNOW ALL WHAT YOU ARE DOING lol illiterate morons

[stream]

why refer to sat fix for full hack if they were the real authorities..lol

[burnsy]

satfix.net lol

[nobodyspecial]

http://pastebin.com/WfezeEhH

[jedi]

From what I have been told someone hacked into their server and obtained the root password. With that they would have had access to a lot of log files with information about servers feeds and pushes, stored files, MAC addresses and maybe even IP addresses of end users.
They know their security was breached and are locking up the fort and will be busy little beavers for the next couple of days trying to figure out how this happened.

Looks like it was probably a competitor looking for a fight for some reason - but whoever did it might have to keep looking over their shoulder for that gator that might bite their arse :-)

If it was the real Providers why would they have told everyone to look at Satfix for the info :-) I guess we as members here are all working for the Providers now LOL

Even if they have IP addresses of end users watching TV I doubt if the Providers could use that to start an action against them. If the guys that gave them the info were smart enough to hack into the servers - I think they would be smart enough to fake some phoney info into the log files - so IMO the log files coming from an outside source are pretty much worthless to the Providers.

On the other hand the MAC addresses and expiry dates could be a problem for IPTVguys - maybe that could be used by some of these Kodi/XBMC fake Stalker apps to get free access to the servers. There are ways to fix that - other IPTV services are using it - but it will take some time to change over to a new system.

Why can't these guys get along :-)

[the_prof]

I doubt very much if any info about the customers is on the server. The server does have the ability to post messages as we seen here tonight. IPGuys occasionally post info for the customers to see such as new channels or down time.

[jedi]

http://pastebin.com/WfezeEhH

Thanks for the pastebin info.

One of the things I noticed was this:
All your IP information has been uploaded to the following website: hxxp://pastebin.com/qQ63JX24
With IP address:Name,Address,Phone number, what you are watching is exposed!

I think I have to call B.S. on that one.
As far as I know just because someone has my IP address they can't get my Name, Address and Phone number without a court order unless they hack into my Providers servers and then they might have a real fight on their hands :-)

[surfinisfun]

Even if they have IP addresses of end users watching TV I doubt if the Providers could use that to start an action against them. If the guys that gave them the info were smart enough to hack into the servers - I think they would be smart enough to fake some phoney info into the log files - so IMO the log files coming from an outside source are pretty much worthless to the Providers.

You are absolutely right here.

If this info was obtained by anyone other then someone hired by the providers its not admissible for any legal action against anyone.

Now we have IPTV wars......what fun.lol