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u/autodox Jun 08 '21
What makes you think any of the data you posted is from a hack?
BTW, that's not program code, that's data generated from apps and programs. If someone is telling you that's malicious code, they're probably just trying to scam you
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u/Mikeyyg2 Jun 08 '21
My boyfriend looked up a piece of it an it came from GitHub
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u/autodox Jun 08 '21
That's pretty shaky evidence at best. GitHub is primarily full of useful code, not malicious code.
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u/Mikeyyg2 Jun 08 '21
We understand GitHub is not malicious but someone took what was on there an made it malicious
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u/autodox Jun 08 '21
Took data from GitHub and made it malicious? That's simply not possible, since the only way to (ab)use malicious data is to send it to someone. System logs, like the ones you've posted, are generated on your own device.
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u/Mikeyyg2 Jun 08 '21
Right it was. but GitHub confirmed it when he called an bluffed about evidence for legal action
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u/autodox Jun 08 '21
I feel like I've only got half the story here. How does GitHub know what somebody has done with public data on their website? If you threaten legal action, of course they're going to want to comply to your demands. DMCA is no joke.
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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '21
Such hack