Did you know Doxbin was largely made up?
Here is how I figured it out. Technically still only a "hypothesis" until documented fully yet it's pretty certain now. I just don't have a team or the money for all they keep tossing at me.
1. I knew someone was up to something. I wasn't sure if it was Angela Haun, Christy Poisot, or Trish Farmer I still cannot recall. What I do recall was what they said because my barometer works really well. What they said in roughly 2009 was "The Internet Never Forgets" and it was just sarcastic enough I knew they were planning to resurrect the 2002 Flame War with Matt B. Denny (who to this day everyone erroneously believed I was speaking about abortion yet they did not read it amongst his tourettes). They really should not have resurrected this. A lot of people were injured.
2. Attended a Raytheon presentation at Rice University maybe the next year? I forget I would have to look at my calendar. They spoke of attacking back instead of just resting for cyber-attackers.
3. When I attended the Brian Krebs presentation on security in New York he was discussing doxbin. I guess I had not thought about this site much until that day.
4. It was the next week I had an Amazon Alexa they had given away at that conference, and wound up ditching it because there were too many words triggering it's activation
5. Someone had started updating Ted Guiterrez's site SecurityGate.IO with conversations I was holding with Brad AFTER I had ditched the Amazon Alexa device. I was starting to see the issue and had not even downloaded or logged in this game by My Games yet when this had happened. Yet I knew it was happening from their posts on LinkedIn being just too similar, and Ted Guitterrez's web site updates being just too similar to my last conversation. A former boss had gone to their board.
6. When they (the anonymous adversaries of My Games Guild of Heroes) decided to make themselves known I was already offended about the intrusion in my living room with a service that was not Alexa (even though they kept citing it). I was already generally prepared for an obsessed person over a 2002 Internet post since someone had dropped a hint well before this.
7. I went back to the forums they were preparing to dox me on - pulled out a statement from Matt B. Denny himself and tossed it into Doxbin. Everyone went from being Internet dark to Internet transparent at some point while the Internet evolved, he was no exclusion. He had written in the forums he was from Valencia California. (Disturbing as this is where a charge on my credit report in 2002 came from I had to chase).
8. So I did what Raytheon suggests - took his own comment and pasted it into Doxbin as a test. Why not - they were doxing me and making death threats. After all this is a person doxing me has literally spent 15 years of their life trying to make working and living impossible for us. (now longer). They were actually false on my belief system about women's health.
9. Absolutely nothing has happened to Matt B Denny from it. Zero. I even called him to discuss what had happened.
10. Some guy has made a Pat Tomlinson /Lesley Varney narrative and fan fiction out of the whole thing
11. My address has been in firewalls, in services and all over the Internet most of my life - it only became a problem when someone made a media stunt on purpose. This just happened to be when I left RigNet and while we were testing Delete Me services for privacy enhancing technologies.
- The lesson's here are that you can buy anything on the Internet. The person with the most money wins. Records can be wiped, people can be made miserable, and another person can just spend money to be left alone or even boosted with anti-heroes. Doxbin is not needed for this - Money and Marketing divisions are.
- Doxbin is a honeypot (probably maintained by CAFROZED on X) to get negative attention and views on people that want the attention. These days that will raise an individual to "Influencer" status.
- He who buys the most marketers wins.
- That is not to say I haven't had stalking and harassment, as I have. Yet almost ALL of it has been by insiders in social media working with them or as contributors.
- Texas then enacted a law about not doxing "addresses" which is kind of a joke and so boiled down it was only a political move.
- I only doxed the city he pasted himself in the forums he ruined my life from with (rumors, gossip and now dead folks) so they can have more debate.
- He thinks he is holding it over my head. Not really. I knew what was coming and gave you a dose of your own medicine, and then your ego has not stopped for another 7 years on top of the 15.
- I think these guys have spent at least a million just to make legal adversary stalking events since 2019.
- The most lives have been lost by the guy pulling the media stunt obsessing that long to begin with over a 2002 Internet post. And sadly I am bearing that part of the grief.
You ever watched someone through this whole thing and thought - wow he is in theatre. That is what I think about Brian Krebs now.
What is sad - is it effects those really being stalked as they are now discounted. Technically the guy who came up with the DOXBIN stunt is absolutely stalking.
Note: I'd be willing to bet you if I loaded up a proxy and got off the (personalization) radar the entire list would not be what is visible to other individuals or yourself. Doxbin is likely load balanced to a different set of data/docker instances whatever by CloudFlare. I would have to look at the architecture longer than I have had the energy for given the deaths.
Twitter proved to be load balancing to TSA_B whatever that means, definitely has turned on and off application and data layer suppression. Each event requiring meticulous attention to log. (not some guy spending millions to run you around with theatre that actually ensures death).
The testing has a cost so someone else would have to test it. They socially isolate you first so you have no pairing with other people who may test or be technical enough to. Being around good people who might care, and have some technical skill, matters.
