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forest
forest
9:24 AM
Doxing bad, but recon good.
Idgaf about where he lives or his SSN or anything. I don't think his name is even something that would be interesting (though names ofc can provide new leads). But the specific company is what would determine whether or not my interest even holds.
If it's from some small startup, then I'd just be bored. If it's from Intel's internal test suites (which are all in Java, for some reason), it would be a lot more fun.
Hm, thinking...
I'll look through his SO posts to see if I can glean any hints from that.
Yeah a lot of Java and Spring, and some Angular.
Aha!
And a question from '15, edited 14 hours ago (corresponding with his Meta post), with some more redactions: stackoverflow.com/posts/32201136/revisions
But what is so sensitive about a variable name like jpaMyGatcVendorAdapter?
The only terms that seem to be common to redacted keywords is "Gatc" and "blueberry". I'm not sure what those are referring to.
@ShadowWizard Does this look consistent with what you see in the deleted room?
gatcbiotech.blueberry.gateway.filter -> com.xx.yy.zz.doFilter.
GATC Biotech
GATC Biotech is a German company specialist in DNA and RNA sequencing for academic and industrial partners worldwide. The company offers sequencing and bioinformatics solutions from single samples up to large-scale projects. 'The Genome and Diagnostic Centre' focusing on Next and Third Generation sequencing is based in the headquarters in Constance, Germany. The fully automated NGS laboratories are certified under ISO 17025. The Sanger sequencing business is located in 'The European Custom Sequencing Centre' in Cologne, Germany. The proximity to Cologne Bonn Cargo GmbH serves as the logistical...
And it's German, which is consistent with the spoken languages. Not to mention, it makes more sense since biotech is a field that fiercely protects trade secrets.
 
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forest
forest
Eh, it's all public information in revision history. Not like I'm gonna contact GATC's lawyers and snitch on him. I just get curious easily. :P
 
forest
forest
9:56 AM
Well if anyone can give me a hint as to what the software is actually doing based on the spliced-together snippets of code, I'd love to hear it. All I can tell is that it handles customer logins for some biotech service backend from [company name redacted]. I understand so little about Java that it all looks like made up strings with "factory" and "bean" inserted in every other word.
Doesn't really help that I'm not a DBA and am easily confused by DB statements!
Java is a good coffee, just not a good language.
I already found out the company he works from and at least one of the services he's working on, but I still can't figure out what "blueberry" refers to or exactly what service backend the product is interfacing with.
Aha! Found the URL to the backend (or at least one of them). Actually I remember it was present in one of the visible chatrooms that non-10kers can see... He might want to have that nuked, especially since it contains a login username and password.
 
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