Not my call but "Epik Had A Major Breach" because among its customers were far-right and neo-Nazi hate sites so when Epik decides to side with the internet's most famous hate forum where transphobic Nazis persecute random people I think we're on topic here.
Also, Epik has a new CEO.
https://www.einpresswire.com/article/588955207/epik-holdings-inc-founder-appoints-successor-ceo
I bet he's getting A LOT of angry messages right now.
Anyways, I love you guys, you're an awesome community and sometimes I miss you all.
Sending my regards to @Paul...
It shouldn't, but I'm still surprised at people trying to blame everything and everyone including this very thread for Epik's poor security status and the chaotic way it responded to the breach incident.
I'm new here too from the Epik Fail aftermath and just want to thank and congratulate the NamePros community for all the information and analysis shared in this thread.
You were right. Le Monde issued a correction:
Mise à jour le 20/09 : la version initiale de cet article attribuait à la projection des images de Christchurch la démission d’un membre du conseil d’administration d’Epik. Une démission a bien eu lieu, mais concernait le directeur des opérations de...
A quick reminder that Rob Monster was not only denying that there was a breach, he was on Twitter posting links to websites created to defame the journalists who were reporting the story.
1. I'm the guy who made Le Monde issue a correction about Epik Fail using info shared in this thread and I can do the same with the Washington Post or any media outlet in the world if there's an actual factual error in their reporting. It's what I do.
2. No, I do not trust you, nothing...
As seen earlier in the case of Le Monde's Epik Fail report this community has the power to correct factual errors in the press about this topic, so if you've seen any factual errors in the Whashington Post story just show me where the factual error is so I can make them issue a correction...
That "label" (known for providing services to websites that host far-right, neo-Nazi, and other extremist content) is the only reason Epik is even relevant enough to meet Wikipedia's notability guideline.
At least before the data breach that is now the other thing Epik is known for.
By the way, @Rob Monster, I asked you many times and people here even tagged Opryshko directly and still no answer.
Is Vitaliy Opryshko still Head Of Software Development at Epik dot com.
Is Epik still using Kenn Palm's We Can Develop IT! as it's software development service provider?
"High Fidelity: You have a bug bounty program?
Monster: We do!
Jackson: Where?
Monster: So right now it’s just an email, but we also are… bugs @ epik.com But what we are also doing, we actually have a software team… We have a cybersecurity team, believe it or not.
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Just to remind you all that information from this thread contesting press claims led to at least two corrections issued by the media about this story. One of them was originally clarified by Molly.
Just received this message. We already knew about We Can Develop IT having a version where Epik's name and address were used but the other ones seems like new info:
"Hi Fernando, I'd join this conversation, but I don't feel like creating an account there. Feel free to post this info, without...
Someone on the replies of that Micah Flee tweet about Epik's Gitlab posted an archived page of We Can Develop IT from March 2021 that shows Rob Monster as their "partner" alongside Kenn Palm and Vitaliy Opryshko as the other partners. This is very interesting because if you go to the We Can...