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Suzanne Aldrich (she/her)Nov 29, 2024

Bill Nov 29, 2024

@evacide Yeah, @nixonnixoff is certainly on my "fuck around and find out" list. Remarkable lack of opsec from that fool.

troy_friz_zell Nov 29, 2024

More stories like this please.

I love it when stupid criminals get to find out.

MaybeMyMonkeys Nov 29, 2024

@evacide ego is their Achilles heel

John A. Wojtowicz Nov 29, 2024

@evacide
Thank you for your post.
No one is above the law.
May the same be shown in the case of KingLouieTrump and his cronies.

Peace wss

Dreaming of dad jazz.Nov 29, 2024

@evacide The cherry on top of this story is that she didn't even bother to go after him herself but assigned one of her people to bury him.

> when she saw the violent threats against her, Nixon tasked one of her researchers to uncover his real identity

Dreaming of dad jazz.Nov 29, 2024

@evacide dude didn't even rate her personal attention.

Greg Newton Nov 29, 2024

@evacide love a good news story

Artéan Nov 29, 2024

@evacide omg that's so good. She like saw the threats and went:

kechpaja Nov 29, 2024

@evacide Somehow it surprises me that Canada extradites its own citizens at all. Or is he not Canadian and it just didn't come up in the article (or I missed it)?

@kechpaja @evacide Canada has an extradition treaty with the USA. The only time we won’t is if the death penalty is involved.

kechpaja Nov 30, 2024

@RandomCanuck @evacide Even for Canadian citizens?

(Finnish citizens have AIUI an explicit right to not be removed from Finland against their will.)

@kechpaja @evacide If the crime is committed in the USA, the US has the right to file an extradition request. As long as the prospective penalties do not include the death penalty (because Canada hasn't had the death penalty since 1976, except for members of the military. Even that was repealed in 1998.) Once the accused has been extradited to the US, tried and convicted, they can apply to serve their sentence here.

@kechpaja @evacide
Here's more info if you feel like reading more deeply: https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/emla-eej/extradition.html

General Overview of the Canadian Extradition Process

Department of Justice Canada's Internet site

Mark T. Tomczak Nov 29, 2024

@evacide Indeed, he does seem constitutionally incapable of not threatening a woman who runs her own security research company.

Elmar Iachi Nov 29, 2024

@evacide Wow. More levels to the whole story than expected. Thx 4 sharing!

BrianKrebs Nov 29, 2024

@evacide What's crazy is that Waifu's buddy still hasn't gotten the memo that screwing with @nixonnixoff is about the dumbest thing a cybercriminal can do. B/c she'll help the feds figure out who you are IRL before you can finish your Corn Flakes.

evacide Nov 29, 2024

@briankrebs @nixonnixoff Given that they have chosen to Fuck Around, I sincerely hope they Find Out.

Flatbush Gardener 🌈Nov 30, 2024

@briankrebs
Corn Flakes are too adult.
I think Froot Loops or Lucky Charms.
@evacide @nixonnixoff

D2 Nov 30, 2024

@xris @briankrebs @evacide @nixonnixoff (nods in agreement) yeah, but **Frosted** Flakes. They’re grrrreat!

Allison Nixon Dec 1, 2024

@briankrebs @evacide

Speed demon 🇪🇺 🇳🇴🇺🇦🇵🇸Nov 29, 2024

@evacide Love her college yearbook photo!

your auntifa liza 🇵🇷 🦛 🦦Nov 30, 2024

@hakona @evacide that looks like her high school pic which makes it even funnier. you messed around with the wrong honor’s club nerd, LOL

Alan Miller

🇺🇦Nov 29, 2024

@evacide it seems like the best move for these guys would be to stay under the radar, but then if they were prone to picking the best move they wouldn't *need* to stay under the radar.

Like a near-blowout in sportsball - sure it's possible to have a huge late game comeback, but teams that are able to manage that usually don't end up in a position to need a big comeback.

GabeMoralesVR Nov 29, 2024

@evacide pure, 100% FAFO. That woman is awesome, a literal hero.

@evacide the ongoing story. https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/hacker-remains-in-jail-and-wants-legal-aid-lawyer/article_9438c883-e717-5694-8917-be2585e9f32c.html

Hacker remains in jail and wants legal aid lawyer

An accused hacker remains in jail waiting for legal aid after a brief appearance via Zoom in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice Friday morning. Connor Riley Moucka, 25, of Kitchener, faces several charges in the U.S. for one of the biggest data breaches in history.

Metroland Media

Random Canuck 🍁😷 💉 VE3ZDN Dec 4, 2024

@evacide more yet…

https://www.therecord.com/news/crime/kitchener-hacker-threatened-mass-shootings-suicide-by-cop/article_d08598c6-a024-5865-9a1e-dd8dab3c9d15.html

Kitchener hacker threatened mass shootings, suicide by cop

A Kitchener-based hacker posted threats about buying guns for mass shootings and targeting black people. The hacker also has millions in cryptocurrency, and is an alleged mastermind behind the data breach of 165 American corporations using the online data storage platform called Snowflake. Connor Riley Moucka, also known as Alexander Antonin Moucka, 25, remains in the Maplehurst Correctional Complex. He is next scheduled to appear in the Superior Court of Justice Dec. 20, and an extradition hearing is scheduled for Dec. 17, 2025. He faces several charges in the U.S.

Metroland Media

Wil Shipley Nov 30, 2024

@evacide I love you so much, Eva.

Tiny Gamer Alec Nov 30, 2024

God I adore watching idiots get destroyed by Karma.

Orca 🌻 | 🎀 | 🪁 | 🏴🏳️‍⚧️Nov 30, 2024

@evacide
I'll never do cybercrime 🙇‍♀️
Or at least, not be an asshole online 🙇‍♀️

Negative12DollarBill Nov 30, 2024

@evacide
I’m loving this: “It was not easy and took several months”. He had the momentary impulse to threaten her, and she devoted professional-grade resources and hundreds of days to find him and eventually did.

Ariaflame Nov 30, 2024

@evacide Mid to high INT. Very low WIS

Asbestos Nov 30, 2024

@originlbookgirl
Ha ha.
Dick.

Jan Ciger Nov 30, 2024

@evacide Well, these dudes may be good with computers but the social intelligence and the ability to control the testosterone in order to think clearly are clearly a challenge. Not exactly surprising - as with any other street thug.

2¢Nov 30, 2024

@evacide what an interesting observation:

"How the case unfolds from this point depends on whether Moucka has access to the internet from inside Maplehurst, said Nixon. If he can access his cryptocurrency to pay for lawyers, it could be a long legal fight to get him out of the country and into a courtroom in Washington."