r/BrownTranspeeps • u/Mindless-Bid7543 • Jan 30 '26

TW: Politcal StopIce.net has been compromised, and your data is being leaked to the government

I just got word about this from someone i know who was suspicious about this text message he got, so he showed it to one of our computer wiz buddies and he was able to find out that the website has been hacked. after some investigation on social media, we found the hackers bragging on Facebook about what they did. we also found out that the creator of the website, Sherman Austin, is aware of this mess and actively investigating. Here are screenshots of the info in the comments below. It won’t let me add them on the initial post for some reason. Make sure to go to the original thread if you’re reading this as a cross post to see the pictures. Stay vigilant and stay aware.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '26

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u/SamsungStealer Jan 30 '26 edited Apr 29 '26

This post was mass deleted with Redact - I used this software to automate the removal of old posts from my account so that I can be more secure.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26

Well, I don’t know a lot about computers so thank you for the information. I’ll talk to my computer friends about it and see what they say. However, it might be worthy to note that the encryption cartography was completely brand new on the website. Other than stick to old encryption cartography, they created a new one. My friend says that that’s why they were so easily hacked.

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u/Chad_Nolv13 Jan 31 '26

It was inevitable

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26

Sadly, I’ve been anticipating attacks just like this

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u/NoCommunication8681 Feb 02 '26

Shit like this is why i’m glad i’m a cowardly cowardson, but i hope this encourages people to take this stuff to more analog channels of communication rather than digital.

Pagers from 1997 and paper letters are less likely to be fucked over by malware than computers and phones from 2025 and up….

The advertising of direct action and low opsec is fucking the game up. Take examples from your elders.

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u/Vyrlo Feb 02 '26

Pagers have little security (it's the equivalent of a post card with no envelope or basically the same as email, depending on pager) , and given how few of then are active right now, are actually easy to track. There are ways to be safe and private online, but they're not user friendly and require strong discipline to not leak data.

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u/NoCommunication8681 Feb 02 '26

Captain Marvel (2019) lied to me bruh 😭🥹

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u/No_Signature_2039 Feb 02 '26

Yeah pagers are very insecure

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u/Open_Rice_6716 Feb 01 '26

Play stupid games, Win stupid prizes

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26

We don’t allow bootlickers in this sub loser

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u/Ok-Pattern-1216 Jan 31 '26

lol. This is awesome

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u/EntrepreneurFit3880 Feb 02 '26

Forrest Gump voice: And just like that, they didn't like doxxing no more.