Snowflake hacker - pcHacker Tracker info

[theslayer371]

Hey this guy hacked me and I have his info.

OrgName: Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
OrgID: IANA
Address: 4676 Admiralty Way, Suite 330
City: Marina del Rey
StateProv: CA
PostalCode: 90292-6695
Country: US

NetRange: 0.0.0.0 - 0.255.255.255
CIDR: 0.0.0.0/8
NetName: RESERVED-1
NetHandle: NET-0-0-0-0-1
Parent:
NetType: IANA Special Use
Comment: Please see RFC 3330 for additional information.
RegDate:
Updated: 2002-10-14

OrgAbuseHandle: IANA-IP-ARIN
OrgAbuseName: Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number
OrgAbusePhone: +1-310-301-5820
OrgAbuseEmail: [email protected]

OrgTechHandle: IANA-IP-ARIN
OrgTechName: Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number
OrgTechPhone: +1-310-301-5820
OrgTechEmail: [email protected]

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Do whatever.

 

[Homie p123]

Do whatever with what? You have posted a WHOIS search result with NO info. Go away.

 

[JSchaffter]

Do whatever with what? You have posted a WHOIS search result with NO info. Go away.

You're right, unless you live by him.

 

[Homie p123]

You're right, unless you live by him.

No, that address isn't his. There is actually NO info in this thread, I shit you not.

 

Can you prove he hacked you?

 

[theslayer371]

Meh oh well I dont know this stuff.

 

[Inventor]

If you can prove they hacked you, I'd be more than happy to throw a few prank calls their way.

 

[cp]

That information does not belong to the "hacker."

The IP address you looked up is most likely no longer in use. (Or at least, at the time you looked it up.)

If you do a whois on any bogus or unallocated IP address, you will get the same information.

Regardless, even if you had looked up a valid IP address, a whois would not be sufficient information to get anything done. A whois on an IP address is not at all entirely revealing, and will only give a generalization of where they live (and an exact location of their ISP.) Those "geolocators" or whatever, are useless in your case as well, as they too are a generalization, and will not be able to help you track the "hacker" down.

Oh and anyone who has any brains registers their domain with a proxy.

1. Completely irrelevant. That is not a domain he did a whois on.
2. No one does that. (Assuming what is being used to purchase the domain is clean money.)
3. Using fake information is against the ToS of the ICANN, and gives them the ability to legally take your domain away. That is why most registrars charge extra for private-whois.

 

[Homie p123]

That information does not belong to the "hacker."

The IP address you looked up is most likely no longer in use. (Or at least, at the time you looked it up.)

If you do a whois on any bogus or unallocated IP address, you will get the same information.

Regardless, even if you had looked up a valid IP address, a whois would not be sufficient information to get anything done. A whois on an IP address is not at all entirely revealing, and will only give a generalization of where they live (and an exact location of their ISP.) Those "geolocators" or whatever, are useless in your case as well, as they too are a generalization, and will not be able to help you track the "hacker" down.


1. Completely irrelevant. That is not a domain he did a whois on.
2. No one does that. (Assuming what is being used to purchase the domain is clean money.)
3. Using fake information is against the ToS of the ICANN, and gives them the ability to legally take your domain away. That is why most registrars charge extra for private-whois.

Clapclapclap.

 

[Benwise]

Copied/pasted the info into a complaint to the "Abuse@" email.

Should do something.

 

1. Completely irrelevant. That is not a domain he did a whois on.
2. No one does that. (Assuming what is being used to purchase the domain is clean money.)
3. Using fake information is against the ToS of the ICANN, and gives them the ability to legally take your domain away. That is why most registrars charge extra for private-whois.

1. Ahh, yes. I was pretty tired when I wrote that, and wasn't paying attention. At first glance it looks like a domain query.

2-3. Apologies. When I said "use a proxy to register"; I meant a "private-whois". Part of the reason for the mix up is that I use a "private-whois" company called Domains by Proxy.

 

[333]

ahhh i live near him

 

[cp]

ahhh i live near him

Better watch out, I heard he can steal your IP address.

 

[Tezlin]

Eye pee. Weird shit, huh?

 

[333]

Better watch out, I heard he can steal your IP address.

I'm not afraid of a few years in juvy

 

[tutoneppis]

Well looks like a landline so you could threaten him that way.

 

[eias]

Personal army ready to serve on duty sir!