Aisha - Madonna Lawsuit - Hacker Computer Info

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9.18.07

Here is the IP address and computer ID for one of the commissioned hackers from the Aisha v. Madonna legal case.

Since I changed up a few of the programs on my main computer, including configuring it differently, said hacker's data started coming up several times as he tried to gain entry.

When he can't gain entry into the computer quickly enough, he then corrupts the browser and gets into the computer that way.

I have saved the registry, security and log files recording the hacks, including the ones that happened last week. Before, he would just break through the Windows firewall. However, the new set up and program combos has been picking him up.

I called Apple and they verified that MAC address is in use and is real, thus identifying the hacker, but of course, as with all computer companies they only disclose info to the authorities.

So I left a copy of the above posted file on the desktop of my main computer as a test for the hacker.

Shortly after, while he was illegally breaking into my computer again, unlawfully accessing and copying the other files on my computer's hard drive to forward it to the person paying him to engage in this lawbreaking activity on a daily basis, he noticed the file.

He then surreptitiously hacked the file and erased the MAC address I had captured in photo snap shot software (but I had back ups of several instances like these and the accompanying security, registry and log files burned to discs). Here's where he erased the MAC address from the file I deliberately left on my desktop after he broke in again via the browser - notice the difference to the snap shot above (the confirmed MAC address has been erased by the hacker):