Major Iraqi Dinar Website Hacked - I Have Customer Invoices

OK, so no, I did not hack this website, although to someone like me, it wasn't properly secured and I could have really done some damage.  No my friends, I did NOT do this.  The site has been hacked since at least June of this year.

Seems while everyone is out talking about this guru and that guru and this date of the RV and that, nobody even gave a darn about what was happening with the actual dinar dealer website themselves.

It's my opinion, and read carefully, OPINION, that this particular dinar dealer did NOT know this happened.

I am putting all dinar dealers on alert, your sites may be hacked, and I'm letting all customers know:

YOUR INVOICES ARE OUT THERE FOR EVERYONE TO SEE!

Here is my recent article:

Iraq currency dealer hacked

And my video explaining it:



Link to video:

Iraq Currency Dealer Hacked

I got rid of a bunch of people on my newsletter (over 1,000) who didn't open my emails in the last few months, so that saved me about $60 a month, so now I've got room for people who actually care.

Feel free to share this post, I will be making at least three more videos going over the hack.

Let's see what happens next.

It's going to get very interesting.

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Wouldn't you know it, the one company, out of ALL the companies, had the nerve to contact me yesterday, within about six hours of posting my video, and had the nerve to threaten me.

Don't worry dinar company, I don't have to be the one to put the truth out, there are others who had already bought this information about your business to my attention.

Oh yeah, archive.org is a wonderful thing.

http://dinarrvnews.net/major-iraqi-currency-dinar-dealer-website-hacked-data-stolen/

At this point, I'll let the rest of you figure out what company it is, should be pretty easy.

Hint, I did google searches to find out.

Another one

http://www.dinarinc.com/app/webroot/userfiles/polosatiy-reys-v-yutube-polniy-film-3895.xml

Same thing ... simply put you are trying to find a tempest in a teapot. Notice the subdirectory, user files, that is used for stuff that is technically not a part of the website. I kept pages their while working on them so they were not accessible to the public but still easy to access and look at with various computers. (A couple of sites I maintained the owners had Macs, so the pages, back then anyway, rendered differently than they did on my PC. I would upload the pages to the user directory and then go and look at them on one of their Macs.

What they are is publicly available content from the TLD dinarinc.com.

Subdirectory names don't matter too much as you can name them anything, but using typically named ones are just for the one using them to keep some sorta sense for them.

What matters more are what permissions they have and who can access to them...

It is nothing, whatever they are, and however they got there, they are, at least as far as I can tell, meaningless notes to anyone other that the person for which they are intended. No harm, no foul, no story.

Kevin, maybe this will peak your interest.

Don't worry about her identity, she passed away:

https://www.dinarinc.com/app/webroot/img/order_receipt/FrancineDiBlasi08-02-130.pdf

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/latimes/obituary.aspx?pid=174743540