Considering how aggressive GitHub is with marking new accounts as spam, it's unlikely they signed up with a VPN or Tor. My money is on them being identified.
I would have guessed that their best shot at identifying the leaker would have been through their internal security team. Hoping that a technically competent individual will be uncovered by GitHub feels like a last ditch attempt by a company that doesn't appear to have internal control over their own IP.
> Considering how aggressive GitHub is with marking new accounts as spam, it's unlikely they signed up with a VPN or Tor.
Unless something is changed, you certainly can. I signed up with a Protonmail email over a VPN with no issues (though it's been some years.)
Just irrational Musk hate or is there any reason we want people to freely be able to share all code and open up for leaks involving everyone using a site or software?
Musk has nothing to do with it. There's this whole movement full of people that want to have the code for everything they run. It's called Open Source. Of course, there's the matter of consent, and someone's private code being shared is not what the movement is about, but yes, some people want people to able to freely share all code.
It might also shock you to find out that there are even groups out there that want everything for free! They can be found at places like the pirate bay, or libgen.
chatmasta|2 years ago
badRNG|2 years ago
I would have guessed that their best shot at identifying the leaker would have been through their internal security team. Hoping that a technically competent individual will be uncovered by GitHub feels like a last ditch attempt by a company that doesn't appear to have internal control over their own IP.
> Considering how aggressive GitHub is with marking new accounts as spam, it's unlikely they signed up with a VPN or Tor.
Unless something is changed, you certainly can. I signed up with a Protonmail email over a VPN with no issues (though it's been some years.)
suddenclarity|2 years ago
zamnos|2 years ago
It might also shock you to find out that there are even groups out there that want everything for free! They can be found at places like the pirate bay, or libgen.