This really upsets me. It's one thing to have the face-replacement surgery that Log in No account? Create an account. Remember me. Previous Share Flag Next. I promise that this is going to be the very last really old-news thing that I post up here today.
Taken from Alice's website. Meanwhile -- propelled by a bold-faced Drudge Report on a slow night -- celebrities' phones started ringing off the hook as it became clear that Hilton's latest online exposure included hundreds of usually hard-to-get phone numbers.
Most of the sites publishing the numbers quickly disappeared as owners and hosts heard from the Secret Service, but details and photos are still being passed around. The splashy story was T-Mobile's second recent burst of negative publicity over mobile security. Last month, the company faced a wave of criticism after the website SecurityFocus reported "a massive breach" of security that allowed a hacker access to customer information, including Social Security numbers and, in some cases, access to customer e-mail, including celebrity photos and other details.
The hacker, Nicolas Jacobsen, pleaded guilty in U. District Court last week and is scheduled to be sentenced in May. The site also reported that T-Mobile failed to notify affected customers of the breach -- an action required by California law. In addition, the hacker had access for at least a year, SecurityFocus claimed.
A peek into Paris' daily schedule was taken from her calendar as well; from "Call Maroon 5" to "get birth control kill pill. It seems Paris doesn't have much luck these days.
A similar incident happened a month earlier when a hacker broke into her BlackBerry account and exposed her private emails. It's one thing to have people looking at your sex tapes, but having people reading your personal e-mails is a real invasion of privacy. Here is another article on it, I was reading that the phone 's were posted on HoFo, I didn't see it though. The content included the phone numbers of the hotel heiress' friends.
Hilton's information was obtained," the company said in a statement. It uses an online server to store at least some information, including phone numbers. The information was allegedly posted on Illmob. The FBI reportedly has opened an investigation. The company declined to say when the breach had occurred or when it was discovered, citing an ongoing investigation.
The revelation comes a month after T-Mobile admitted that a hacker had gained access to the names and Social Security numbers of T-Mobile customers. The incident, which was discovered in late , came to light after year-old Nicolas Jacobsen was charged with the crime.
Jacobsen pleaded guilty Tuesday to one felony charge of accessing a protected computer and causing reckless damage. That's bad press for T-Mobile. They're acting like they don't know how it happened, but I'm sure their lawyers are on full alert.
Looks like people are going to be having to change their phone numbers and email addresses, seeing as how Paris Hilton's T-Mobile Sidekick got hacked over the weekend and now her entire phone book and camera phone pictures are plastered all over the internet.
I think it's safe to say that Lindsay Lohan's voice mail is filled with all sorts of derogatory garbage left by dumb folks like me. Although I personally don't think "Hey Lindsay you're stupid and have big boobs" is derogatory. If you've ever wanted to get in touch with these people's voice messages, now's your opportunity.
And if you've ever wanted to see low resolution camera phone pictures see other post on our forum of Paris Hilton making out with some random girl, this is your opportunity as well.
Looks like a pretty big day for celebrity stalkers everywhere. Ornelas, Christian J. Find More Posts by rsrai. She had peta wilson's number????
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