4chan Poster Explains Who Hacked Palin's Account

Sort of. It's a guy going by the screenname "rubico." I imagine the Feds can figure it out from there.

And he says "Anonymous" and 4chan aren't really responsible as groups.

In fact, one of them sent a warning to the Palins to change their email passwords.

What would be awesome would be to find that this "rubico" is one of Obama's cultists. Inspired by the Obama Action Wire tactics to commit a crime on behalf of his God.

Posted by: Ace at 03:10 PM

Comments

1 Dan Riehl had a link to this in the piece you posted overnight. So, I guess, this is old even thought you sort of posted it before you posted it.

Posted by: Steve L. at September 18, 2008 03:13 PM (o0YD+)

2 4chan is a bunch of 'harmless little kids';

Watergate was just a 'harmless office break-in';

Al Capone was just a 'harmless community organizer'.

You get the picture.

Posted by: thirtypundit at September 18, 2008 03:16 PM (pMPuV)

3 Fascist Moonbat Kamikazes for Justice.

Posted by: Andrew Sullivan at September 18, 2008 03:16 PM (wgLRl)

I visited 4 chan out of couriosity once. Felt the need to clean up afterward.

Posted by: Javems at September 18, 2008 03:19 PM (hq71Y)

5 That was not the hacker I knew...

Posted by: nikkolai at September 18, 2008 03:19 PM (AAYjU)

6 Given the prevalence of child porn and assorted repulsive things on 4chan's ever-moving location, I can't work out why the government doesn't have these d00dz on a list to begin with. It was mildly funny when anonymous was attacking Scientology for whatever obscure reason they chose to but the seeds of anarchy and serious privacy and computer fraud were in that already.

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at September 18, 2008 03:20 PM (0+Ggj)

I'd say chances are better than even that the perp has at least volunteered for the Obama campaign.

Has Obama made any strong condemnations of this hacking? If not, is his silence a sort of tacit approval?

Posted by: t.ferg at September 18, 2008 03:21 PM (2YVh7)

8 The method used in this...action...was the topic of a talk at this year's DefCon, I believe.

Posted by: wizardpc at September 18, 2008 03:21 PM (+3iw/)

9 If the dude is to be believed, there was nothing incriminating there.

I question the timing of this PsyOP.

Posted by: typical fucking moonbat kos kid at September 18, 2008 03:22 PM (evdj2)

What would be awesome is if rubico is Pat Leahy and/or Keith Olbermann.

Seriously, that would be awesome.

AWESOME!

Posted by: Circa (Insert Year Here) at September 18, 2008 03:22 PM (B+qrE)

11 Dude is done.

Rubico looks to be the son of a Dem state legislator according to a few sites who have tracked down the email address the guy used.

Ambiguous news story to follow...

Posted by: mesablue at September 18, 2008 03:22 PM (5yNaE)

"and it finally set in, THIS internet was serious business"

understatement of the year, I'd wager. And that will be forever tattooed on his ass cheeks by his overly-friendly cell mate "Peaches".

Posted by: blogRot at September 18, 2008 03:24 PM (EKMxC)

13 I really do think this was an obama staffer or volunteer who got lucky but then realized he was on the hook because he hadn't taken the proper precautions first to cover his tracks. Either he didn't know them or wasn't expecting to be successful. The whole thing comes off as amateurish. Going to 4chan was an attempt to cover his ass and make it seem like a prank rather than a political op.
A real hacker would have covered his tracks better and would have had no problem with getting everything there and zipping it. If this person was "anonymous" he would have found out how to do it right before, not after.

Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 03:25 PM (Q1lie)

Rubico looks to be the son of a Dem state legislator according to a few sites who have tracked down the email address the guy used.

where are you getting that from?

Posted by: blogRot at September 18, 2008 03:26 PM (EKMxC)

15 Imagine if these guys were targeting Putin and the Oligarchs.

Posted by: Gabriel Sutherland at September 18, 2008 03:26 PM (AHrTm)

Mesa? Linkies? Pretty please?

Posted by: davis,br at September 18, 2008 03:27 PM (zewwG)

17 http://skirtsnotpantsuits.blogspot.com/2008/09/and-hacker-is.html

Posted by: Mongerel at September 18, 2008 03:27 PM (m3IR5)

18 who have tracked down the email address the guy used.

I just can't believe he posted his email addy.

Posted by: Topsecretk9 at September 18, 2008 03:27 PM (KoJZf)

19 Michelle Malkin has "the rest of the story", and there are also some good research pieces Libertarian Republican and Skirts, Not Pantsuits (complete with photo of the alleged little darling). As soon as it came out in the blogs, it was picked up by friends on Twitter. As someone put it today, "blogs are TV. Twitter is radio."

Posted by: Lag O'Morph at September 18, 2008 03:27 PM (gzaD9)

20 A real hacker would have covered his tracks better and would have had no problem with getting everything there and zipping it.

Rocks, would you provide a "for dipshits" version of this? Pretty please?

Posted by: Topsecretk9 at September 18, 2008 03:29 PM (KoJZf)

21 I got it from several places. Last place I saw it was as LFG:

rubico10

David Kernell
rubico10@yahoo.com
20
Memphis, TN
amateur chess player
son of democratic state 93rd district senator Mike Kernell

Posted by: mesablue at September 18, 2008 03:30 PM (5yNaE)

22 "I imagine the Feds can figure it out from there."

I take that as a signal not to mention the kid's likely ID.

I have been unable myself to obtain a denial that this "kid" , whether actually involved in the scheme or not, is the son of a specific member of the Tennessee legistlature, despite a request for a statement one way or the other.

Maybe the AP will have better luck.

Posted by: SarahW at September 18, 2008 03:30 PM (7sl9X)

23 Insane. We have had mothers and teenagers forced to pay, with dubious but arguable reason, huge and disproportionate indemnities to the RIAA for illegal file sharing... but absolutely nothing will happen to the doodz involved in hacking Palin. For no other reason than that if the Justice Department files any charges, the stentorian cyber Left will howl "Fascism! Censorship!" and Bush's administration hasn't the stomach for it.

Posted by: George Orwell at September 18, 2008 03:32 PM (AZGON)

24 Thanks Mongrel. It seems that the supposition there is based only on the email itself, and not on an IP address?

Posted by: davis,br at September 18, 2008 03:32 PM (zewwG)

25 Thanks, Mesa.

Posted by: davis,br at September 18, 2008 03:33 PM (zewwG)

26 The guy only used one proxy and included his email header information in his uploads.

It may be a ruse, but why use the email of a known /b tard?

It's still not proven, but it won't be hard to disprove if it's not true.

Posted by: mesablue at September 18, 2008 03:33 PM (5yNaE)

Of course now that the kid has been outed as a Dem, no charges will be filed. But Gaia help anyone who hacks Obamessiah's email.

Posted by: Iblis at September 18, 2008 03:34 PM (9221z)

28 Thanks for the links!

Posted by: blogRot at September 18, 2008 03:36 PM (EKMxC)

29
I just can't believe he posted his email addy.

He didn't, but it's not hard to track down an email if you don't strip out the tracking info before you upload.

Not smart. Not a hacker.

Just a kid who guessed correctly.

Posted by: mesablue at September 18, 2008 03:42 PM (5yNaE)

30 Lot's of info here.

If it's wrong, everyone who's posted anything about it is wrong.

Posted by: mesablue at September 18, 2008 03:47 PM (5yNaE)

31 what mesablue said.

He didnt hack. He guessed. Palins password security was weaker than Obama's resume.

Posted by: RiteWingFascist at September 18, 2008 03:47 PM (1hSHv)

32 IT'S A TRAP!

Posted by: Admiral Akbar at September 18, 2008 03:50 PM (+MtXg)

Mike Kernell
District 93 - Part of Shelby County

Two children, David and Isabelle; married to Nancy White who has three sons

http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:V3bHtp-Tj-8J:www.tnstatehousedems.com/view_rep.php%3Fid%3D32+%22mike+kernell%22+married&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us&client=firefox-a

Posted by: Topsecretk9 at September 18, 2008 03:50 PM (KoJZf)

34 Imagine if these guys were targeting Putin and the Oligarchs.

I'm sure that Vlad would invite them over for a spot of tea.

One lump of polonium 210, or two?

Posted by: I R A Darth Aggie at September 18, 2008 03:51 PM (1hM1d)

A real hacker would have covered his tracks better and would have had no problem with getting everything there and zipping it. If this person was "anonymous" he would have found out how to do it right before, not after.

Anonymous is not a person or a specific group of people.

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 03:52 PM (m6c4H)

36 Barney Fag should do time at club Fed for his criminal negligence.

Posted by: Shaitan at September 18, 2008 03:53 PM (65WaW)

37 I heard that in one of the emails "Palin" describes herself as "anti-choice", and I'm pretty sure that it's ontologically imposible (depending on what exactly "ontologically" means) for a person to sincerely self-identify in that way. A person describing themselves as "anti-choice" is a fictional person.

Posted by: Dave M at September 18, 2008 03:57 PM (CzAW6)

38 I am a regular poster on 7chan's /b/, and I have to say the facts given to Malkin are right.

1. Anonymous is not really a cohesive unit or group. Most of these "raids" are saged to death or banned. This was just one kid. The scientology people are simply no longer welcome on /b/ and are saged, banned, and ridiculed for being of the utmost fail. However, they continue to call themselves anonymous because they are idiots.

2. 95% *channers are not hackers, only probably 4% are script kiddies and the remaining 1% are skilled enough to do serious damage. The kid in question simply guessed all the "recover password" questions on yahoo correctly.

3. Political threads on /b/ (at least on 7chan) are saged to death, be they right or left leaning. /b/ as a group simply does not care. In fact, it seems that a lot of the older users of /b/ are libertarian leaning, while the 15 y/o newfag population are the commies.

Posted by: AndrewGurn at September 18, 2008 03:59 PM (BX9uS)

39 TS9, as people have pointed out we see this guy's email and his Counterstrike chats, a game that come with Half Life, that's has tracking info. Why? Because this idiot couldn't be bothered to crop a screen capture. A screen capture is just like a picture. A real hacker would crop out anything not related to want he wanted to release and would strip the file of any identifying marks of where it was made or came from. "Anonymous" dumped a whole crapload of stuff on the net they hacked from Scientology. If you find anything on those you can bet it's from someone who forwarded it, not the source.

The other complaint the guy makes is he had trouble getting the info from the email into files and then zipping it, that is condensing it into one file. This is just being stupid or lazy. Yahoo has a built in feature to export the contacts as a text file, which it looks like he may have actually done. Getting the emails is easy too. All he would have to do is connect to Yahoo mail with a client like eudora and all the mail gets downloaded. Email client's could then save it as a text archive file. Windows does zipping.

The other thing is covering your tracks. The guy used one proxy when he should have used several. A professional would have hacks waiting to be used as proxys and for email and posting stuff. Bouncing the shit over the net so many times it ain't funny. Rubico could be just a dupe here too. If that's true then it's a sure bet everything in that box was grabbed, which is what a real hacker would do. It's like mining for gold. You take everything and pan later, not stand around hoping no one notices you looking for it.

In the end whoever it was will get caught if they are in the US, which they probably are or we would never even heard about this. Tracking is a matter of time, money and effort. I don't think those things will be spared here. There are plenty of people shitting bricks on Capitol Hill today thinking about this.

Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 04:00 PM (Q1lie)

40 Racist! Are you saying that Barry himself wasn't smart enough to hack the account? You might as well call him clean and articulate.

Posted by: dusty at September 18, 2008 04:00 PM (MDkjt)

He didnt hack. He guessed. Palins password security was weaker than Obama's resume.

Not it wasn't and no he didn't, technically.

Yahoos password recovery is weak. He didn't guess the password, he looked up/guessed the information neccessary to get yahoo to email him the password at his own address.

Which is how they have his own address. He couldn't log into hers until he had the password. You have to send it to an address you do have access to.

If he did sign that up as himself, I don't know what kinda subretard moron gives yahoo accurate personal information in the first place.

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:01 PM (m6c4H)

42 Anonymous is not a person or a specific group of people.

I know Entorpy, just trying to make a point.

Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 04:02 PM (Q1lie)

The other thing is covering your tracks. The guy used one proxy when he should have used several.

If they get him because he had her password mailed to his own Yahoo account that had accurate personal info in it's registration...

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:02 PM (m6c4H)

44 "The guy used one proxy when he should have used several."

7 PROXIES + CURTAINS + A DOG = NO VAN EXPLOSIONS

Posted by: AndrewGurn at September 18, 2008 04:04 PM (BX9uS)

45 What would be awesome would be to find that this "rubico" is one of Obama's cultists. Inspired by the Obama Action Wire tactics to commit a crime on behalf of his God.

Oh please, let this be true. Mind you, the dingbat media will just cover for him.

Posted by: Richard Romano at September 18, 2008 04:05 PM (kycO9)

"Anonymous" dumped a whole crapload of stuff on the net they hacked from Scientology. If you find anything on those you can bet it's from someone who forwarded it, not the source.

Well, say 'you know' but you did it again.

"Anonymous" is not a good hacker because anon is not a specific real person. It could be a good hacker or it could be a 12 year old norwegian tranvestite retard... it has no static properties. It posesses no fixed attributes. Guys like this are anonymous too.

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:07 PM (m6c4H)

47 He didnt hack. He guessed. Palins password security was weaker than Obama's resume.

Not really. The guy used publicly available information/guessed in order to change the password via Yahoo!'s password recovery system. It asks three questions and then you can change the password.

***

As Mesablue says, there's a guy with the same username (rubico10) who has a profile at another site. The website linked from there exposes his real name (I won't repeat it) and he's apparently the son of a Democratic state legislator in Tennessee. Not necessarily the same person, but how many lefties are using the name rubico10?

Posted by: Benson at September 18, 2008 04:10 PM (qzcNU)

48 Incidentally, there was a YouTube account for a rubico10 as of last night. Now it shows it as having been deleted. It listed his age as 20 and location as the United States. That matches the information for the user on the other site whose the son of the Democratic legislator.

Posted by: Benson at September 18, 2008 04:13 PM (qzcNU)

The guy used publicly available information/guessed in order to change the password via Yahoo!'s password recovery system. It asks three questions and then you can change the password

Ahh....well oh. No requesting another email eh? So that's not what he did boneheadedly stupid then.

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:14 PM (m6c4H)

50 Entropy, I understand and I agree with you. I'm just trying to do some explaining.
Okay? Geez. You ain't really anonymous if you get caught are you?
Then you stop being anonymous. So if you are able to remain anonymous then you are good by definition aren't you?

Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 04:14 PM (Q1lie)

51 Could someone fix #33 please? No offense TSK9.

Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 04:17 PM (Q1lie)

52 I paid a visit to skirts not pantsuits,

She found a peekyou account linked to who is likely to be the same person ( I need to think of a shorter way to say that) , this person with that name and linked in other ways, is pictured and
the peeku account indicated (if it's the guy) a move to knoxville.

So, duh, probably moved to go to UT.
And there is a guy by the same name who is the right age, and a sohpomore in engineering physics.

So take that for what its worth and with a grain of salt.
But I do think these are all the same people.

Posted by: SarahW at September 18, 2008 04:18 PM (7sl9X)

53 Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 04:00 PM (Q1lie)

Thank You.

Love,
Dipshit.

Posted by: Topsecretk9 at September 18, 2008 04:19 PM (KoJZf)

54 Could someone fix #33 please? No offense TSK9.

No offense taken. Sorry I screwed up, wish I could fix.

Posted by: Topsecretk9 at September 18, 2008 04:20 PM (KoJZf)

55 Interesting... Our sources tell us that Rubico is a cabana boy in Brazil.

Posted by: Fisty McSockpuppet at September 18, 2008 04:25 PM (zAvxs)

56 Topsecretk9,

RE: Rocks' "A real hacker would have covered his tracks better and would have had no problem with getting everything there and zipping it."

This "cracker" (as opposed to a "hacker," and he isn't even that) just performed a manual brute force password exploit with some social engineering (if loosely defined) research to increase the odds of success. The secondary dumping to "Anonymous" was likely an ill-conceived cover-up to disguise his tracks.

What I think Rocks was suggesting that a) this was an amateurish, front end GUI entry to a controlled application that doesn't even merit the "script kiddie" tag, and that b) a real cracker would likely have used another method of exploit. The zipping means that the whole collection of emails would have been archived, compressed, and packaged for redistribution as a single file.

An expert cracker would have used a backdoor method to access the data and used a different means rather than the Yahoo email GUI. If the email server was known and configured insecurely, an expert could have cracked a vulnerability on the email server holding the target account, raised his user status to superuser or even root (a very serious escalation), and acquired whatever content desired, and then (because of user privileges) deleted his tracks or run a rootkit (collection of tools to gain root or to perform lots of automated tasks) to do it for him. That would have been difficult (perhaps very), but not impossible, to do.

Short of that, a front-end exploit for Yahoo's email application could (if it was known) be performed that might circumvent coded controls and allow for account abuse via the proxy chain (of one) the abuser tried to hide behind; however, this person didn't do that. It was simple password guessing and normal email account perusal via web GUI.

The account was violated and law broken because of unauthorized access. There was no "hacking" involved. This "kid" acted maliciously in a manner about as sophisticated as granny accessing her email after forgetting, and subsequently remembering, her password.

This political operative/black hat is giving crackers a bad name.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at September 18, 2008 04:25 PM (sI5Ho)

I'm just trying to do some explaining.

I'm just doing the same. A lot of people think of it as a proper nickname for some sort of 'elite hacker squad'. It is not.

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:33 PM (m6c4H)

Short of that, a front-end exploit for Yahoo's email application could (if it was known) be performed that might circumvent coded controls and allow for account abuse via the proxy chain (of one) the abuser tried to hide behind;

This all strikes me as overly complex. The bastard could have simply just gone to the damn public library.

Or connected to a wireless network.

Shit all you have to do is drive down the street with a laptop and a wireless card and there's probably 5 people on your block just blasting unsecured internet access out there. Then your neighbor gets arrested for hacking Palin's email and he can't call the cops on you anymore for throwing your unsorted trash in his can or something like that....

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:40 PM (m6c4H)

59 Thanks Anon Drivel

---

Well I guess the AP believe it to be the person pinpointed and as such have decided this was just a prank, despite the person saying he want to find dirt and derail her candidacy. Sigh.

Link under name (so I don't screw up the thread again)

"The person who's claiming responsibility did not respond to an e-mail inquiry from The Associated Press today. In the account of the hacking that circulated on the Internet, the person said it started as a prank but was cut short in a panic over a possible FBI investigation."

Posted by: Topsecretk9 at September 18, 2008 04:43 PM (KoJZf)

Or connect to a free dial-up ISP via any phone number that can't be traced to you.

Assuming there still are any of those such things.... does Dial Up still exist?

Posted by: Entropy at September 18, 2008 04:43 PM (m6c4H)

61 Well, he seems to be the absent minded type. Face palms after the fact. And socially retarded. It didn't occur to him that anyone anonymous would bust on him.

Posted by: SarahW at September 18, 2008 04:46 PM (7sl9X)

62 Egineering physics.

I wonder how much trouble insty would get into looking him up.

Posted by: SarahW at September 18, 2008 04:47 PM (7sl9X)

63 Engineering, rather.

(I am sick.)

Posted by: SarahW at September 18, 2008 04:47 PM (7sl9X)

64 Assuming there still are any of those such things.... does Dial Up still exist?

Yup, in fact you get a free account with it from At&T Yahoo if you have their DSL.
Don't forget Netzero. But the wireless is easier.

Posted by: Rocks at September 18, 2008 04:52 PM (Q1lie)

65 . does Dial Up still exist?

Yup, my dad still uses it.

He is pretty cheap frugal.

I had a couple of accounts this year that still used our direct dial-up for database access -- not happy to learn that we were finally discoing it.

They didn't seem to understand when I explained that they could still use dial-up to the Intertubes and come in through the web -- lawyers.

Posted by: mesablue at September 18, 2008 04:53 PM (5yNaE)

66 Entropy,

Sure, he could use a public node or wardrive, but amateurs in basements are lazy. Plus, remaining incognito is a multidimensional concern. One can remain fixed and hidden and use technology to hide one's tracks. Alternately, one could become a moving target to hide amongst the masses and rely less on technology to "hide" one's virtual persona. Either way has risks and rewards. Going out in public has the potential to expose (either high or low probabilities here) and is inconvenient. In this case, the brute force attack required but ~45 minutes. That is extraordinarily short, even if one uses an automated script to do the work. I doubt this person thought it would be that easy, so sitting at a public terminal for hours trying to access an email account would surely draw undersired attention.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at September 18, 2008 04:53 PM (sI5Ho)

67 The American people demand to know what Barak Obama knew about yahoogate.

Posted by: Lemmiwinks at September 18, 2008 05:01 PM (E6GUg)

68 Who knew Rove was into computer hacking? He has the time, I realize. And he does work for Fox News, right. All he needs is a pocket protector and a good cable connection, it would seem. When caught, will he be frog-marched off to prison? Or will the dark Republican overlords protect him again!!

Posted by: dfbaskwill at September 18, 2008 05:02 PM (z6fKT)

69 I'm not actually surprised that someone dropped dime on this. I know a /b/ tard and he fits the gremlin description to a t. What he's not is an idiot. The /b/ tards don't want this kind of scrutiny coming down on them. Some of them do retain a modicum of sense for self-preservation. There's a difference between griefing Scientology and having the Secret Service kick in your door.

Posted by: alexthechick at September 18, 2008 06:43 PM (yUzb2)

70 AndrewGurn-

I am a regular poster on 7chan's /b/
{...}

Anonymous is not really a cohesive unit or group.

Sorry, asshole...

By defending "Anonymous", you have voluntarily chosen to accept the worst of your "movement/bowel".

Or, are you just a know-nothing, ass-sucking, cowardly "newfag" that you know and defend the precepts of your comrades- while denying the same?

Sack up, my man...

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