1. TOBY57 DOX - Chinese hacker wanted for phishing, stealing and hacking mostly cryptocurrency related web services.
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3. Nicknames:
4. toby57
5. shellord
6. shellord42
7. ogre
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9. Emails:
10. [email protected]
11. [email protected]
12. [email protected]
13. [email protected]
14. [email protected]
15. [email protected]
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17. Domains:
18. bitpwn.com, 0x27.pw, kcoin.info, 6btcoin.com, 52btcoin.com, btcointaobao.com, 360btcoin.com, chinabtcoin.com, tistory.us, xssbox.com, cnbtcoin.com, biockchain.info, mt-gox.info, bitecointalk.org
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20. IPs:
21. 175.126.148.27
22. 118.112.63.5
23. 171.216.80.74
24. 183.221.255.109
25. 61.139.2.69
26. 103.238.224.112
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28. Google Analytics:
29. UA-30633223-1
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31. Social:
32. https://github.com/toby57
33. https://twitter.com/cn_toby57
34. LinkedIn user ID: 155791601
35. http://mindcity.sina.com.tw/weibo/user/toby57
36. http://weibo.com/toby57
37. http://t.qq.com/toby57
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39. Possible FB:
40. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1842406583
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42. Possible passwords:
43. 123456A
44. 53813286
45. 2ghlmcl
46. 123456
47. 12345678
48. zyoldjun
49. 35874978
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51. Associated hacking group:
52. Ph4nt0m
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54. Possible real name:
55. eng. name: Zhang Yi
56. cn. name: 张屹
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58. Possible personal emails:
59. [email protected]
60. [email protected]
61. [email protected]
62. [email protected]
63. [email protected]
64. [email protected]
65. [email protected]
66. [email protected]
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68. Possible usernames:
69. oldjun
70. 1982yizhang
71. gao200511
72. 53813286
73. G3tSh3l
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75. Possible DOB:
76. October 11, 1982
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78. Possible locations:
79. Place of birth: Tianjin - Heping District
80. Living in: Tianjin - Hexi District
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82. Possibly related article:
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84. http://aceattorney.tistory.com/109
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86. http://www.thedarkvisitor.com/2009/07/chinese-hacker-now-just-phoning-it-in/
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88. After tracing the domain name Oldjun, The Sunday Age spoke to Zhou Yu, 24, an IT professional from Nanjing, who admitted hacking the site after learning about the controversy from the internet.
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90. Mr Zhou denied acting on behalf of the Chinese Government, stating he acted ‘because I am Chinese. I’m very angry — not only me, but I think all of the Chinese people— about this.’