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USPS text scammers duped his wife, so he hacked their operation

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460 points wglb | 1 comments | 08 Aug 24 23:00 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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chocolatkey ◴[09 Aug 24 04:17 UTC] No.41198724[source]▶
Here are the original posts themselves, probably more interesting to people here:

https://blog.smithsecurity.biz/hacking-the-scammers

https://blog.smithsecurity.biz/systematic-destruction-hackin...

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Bissness[dead post] ◴[09 Aug 24 09:20 UTC] No.41200164[source]▶
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cqqxo4zV46cp ◴[09 Aug 24 10:21 UTC] No.41200459[source]▶
Probably because you’re obviously one of the myriad Americans that have bought in to terrorism now meaning “things that I don’t like”.
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1. Bissness ◴[09 Aug 24 13:46 UTC] No.41201803[source]▶
Scamming is partly intense psychological violence, and its financial and psychological consequences are far reaching, and here at an unfathomable scale - an entire city of people! In this sense they terrorize people. And they should likewise be relentlessly pursued and sentenced as a consequence. That city would go to war against them if they were one.

But yeah, i don't know, maybe we need a new word for such criminals. The superlative for murderers is "mass murderers". "Mass scammers?"