>>16534231

This scenario which may or may not happen does not involve Jim what so ever of his admins. If this scenario is the one that has played out, by 2023 ish give or take is when anyone could say "omg the kun was hacked". Log4J operates different than most hacks. It is like an instant zombification process. It infects code and is rewritten to do whatever the codes life cycle entails.

Thousands of bots slamming randomzed passwords finally isolate it. Log4J deployed to gather all data and leave.

6 months of watching salt rotations and sifting data could narrow down the possibilities in this time frame.

It's a hypothetical that does not involve Jim or his admins.

>>16534246

Yeah it was a simple analogy I was making yes.

Printing machine goes brrrrrrrrr

KEKEKEKEKEK

>>16534239

It's like we went to jail, before we went to jail she told us its going to be worth it, that she will be here and we are going to have a baby when we get out.

She never answered our calls when we tried to phone her on the inside.

We FINALLY get out of jail after not being laid for a long fucking time and she's there to pick us up! Hoorray!

She looks and is acting different.

We get home and all she does is give us an over the pants handy. She doesnt want to talk much and is acting differently. No eye contact.

Something is wrong.

But God I'm happy to see her.

Is it me? Oh the anxiety.