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The 'party has a long history of trying to [[Datamining|gather information]] about [[The faces of party|it's users]], what browsers they are using, real time visitor map location, operating system the visitor is running and [[Matomo|much much more]]. The supposed "owner" of the site with a pseudonym "[[Soot]]", put up a captcha, but not the captcha that was built-in to the software the website was running on, but a 3rd party US based, run by jews, [[Recaptcha|r*captcha]]. It collects so much data, that US sending 3 billion shekels to pissrael every month wouldn't make the US bankrupt. Later the "owner" removed it and enabled captcha that came with the software. | The 'party has a long history of trying to [[Datamining|gather information]] about [[The faces of party|it's users]], what browsers they are using, real time visitor map location, operating system the visitor is running and [[Matomo|much much more]]. The supposed "owner" of the site with a pseudonym "[[Soot]]", put up a captcha, but not the captcha that was built-in to the software the website was running on, but a 3rd party US based, run by jews, [[Recaptcha|r*captcha]]. It collects so much data, that US sending 3 billion shekels to pissrael every month wouldn't make the US bankrupt. Later the "owner" removed it and enabled captcha that came with the software. | ||
MITM Man-in-the-middle attack, a thing (((Soot))) tried to force upon the regulars who visited and participated in the discussions of the 'party. The MITM (((Soot))) chose was ((([[Cloudflare]]))), a CDN and reverse proxy provider, a CDN for caching the pages to give faster page loads, reverse proxy so any that that is sent, can and will be seen by (((Cloudflare))), this also includes [[Janny|janitor]] and [[Soyjak.party#Moderation|moderator]] dashboard pages. This failed, because the website wasn't usable, there were posting errors, preventing to post a message or make a thread, even the "sage" was fucked, so we couldn't see who saged nor put email in email field. Soot removed it, but this still raised concerns for waves of datamining he might add in the future. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[CIA]] | * [[CIA]] | ||
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As you may know, soyjak.party is a website centered around "soyjak", a black and white drawn character meant to represent libtards, Nintendo fan boys, Soylent incels and the weaklinks of /leftypol/. The site might have funny content, but the history of it is somewhat controversial.
The 'party has a long history of trying to gather information about it's users, what browsers they are using, real time visitor map location, operating system the visitor is running and much much more. The supposed "owner" of the site with a pseudonym "Soot", put up a captcha, but not the captcha that was built-in to the software the website was running on, but a 3rd party US based, run by jews, r*captcha. It collects so much data, that US sending 3 billion shekels to pissrael every month wouldn't make the US bankrupt. Later the "owner" removed it and enabled captcha that came with the software.
MITM Man-in-the-middle attack, a thing (((Soot))) tried to force upon the regulars who visited and participated in the discussions of the 'party. The MITM (((Soot))) chose was (((Cloudflare))), a CDN and reverse proxy provider, a CDN for caching the pages to give faster page loads, reverse proxy so any that that is sent, can and will be seen by (((Cloudflare))), this also includes janitor and moderator dashboard pages. This failed, because the website wasn't usable, there were posting errors, preventing to post a message or make a thread, even the "sage" was fucked, so we couldn't see who saged nor put email in email field. Soot removed it, but this still raised concerns for waves of datamining he might add in the future.
