[joe is dead] http://findmeifyoucan.eu

[molecular]

We should do that again some time.

Yes, this was awesome. I think it would be cool to have this as a regular thing.

Concur. Even use the same domain name.

It's for sale to the highest bidder

should I put it on bitmit.net?

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[MelMan2002]

It looks like you sent me the rest of the bounty.  I thank you again.

[molecular]

It looks like you sent me the rest of the bounty.  I thank you again.

(oops, the following post was sitting in edit mode for a day, submitting now):

PMed with SANS-Exp, he didn't have anything that would earn him the bounty, so I sent the other 7 BTC to melman2002.

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Congrats again and thanks to you all for participating!

I'm looking forward to be part of the next challenge someone puts up

Oh, and joe wrote from jail: he says he's now pretty poor and he regrets publishing that radical talk on his web-page.
He's holding up allright, though and he hopes his BTC 0.3 will be worth enough to allow him a fresh start by the time he gets out.

[Jessica]

I'll leave this here to freak you out instead:

I suppose this is a dynamic image. The server grabs your IP address, writes the text into an image and serves that image. Still wouldn't get you a TOR user's real IP address.
The thing that freaked me out was that I misunderstood OpenYourEyes' post to mean he could embed arbitrary flash or java code into a simple HTML forum post AND make it execute on the victim's computer automatically and so, through these systems' bypassing of proxy settings, learn joe23's real IP. This would be a very serious security flaw, I expect.
Can anyone suggest a web page where the privacy of your web browser is tested? Like one that tries java, js, flash, html, php, other bug exploits to track an IP, even behind tor?  I know panopticlick from the EFF. Anything else?

There's some other sites that test it. Search "browser footprint test" on google.

[Nite69]

Maybe someone want to find my other profiles on Bitcointalk?

Basicly a variant of bayesian filter would have found joe also. Of course, you should be able to import all messages to it.

I would not be surpriced if someone already are using such tools.

[molecular]

Maybe someone want to find my other profiles on Bitcointalk?

Basicly a variant of bayesian filter would have found joe also. Of course, you should be able to import all messages to it.

I would not be surpriced if someone already are using such tools.

what kind of variant of bayesian filter?

[Nite69]

Maybe someone want to find my other profiles on Bitcointalk?

Basicly a variant of bayesian filter would have found joe also. Of course, you should be able to import all messages to it.

I would not be surpriced if someone already are using such tools.

what kind of variant of bayesian filter?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_spam_filtering

General applications of Bayesian filtering

While Bayesian filtering is used widely to identify spam email, the technique can classify (or "cluster") almost any sort of data. It has uses in science, medicine, and engineering. One example is a general purpose classification program called AutoClass
 
which was originally used to classify stars according to spectral characteristics that were otherwise too subtle to notice. There is recent speculation that even the brain uses Bayesian methods to classify sensory stimuli and decide on behavioral responses.[16]

[BlindMixerDR]

I'm looking forward to be part of the next challenge someone puts up

I am offering a new challenge like this one. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=168317.0

[GambitBTC]

UPDATE: someone manages to bribe theymos to give out the IP used to access bitcointalk as joe23: it's consistently 188.165.73.235

lol really?

[molecular]

UPDATE: someone manages to bribe theymos to give out the IP used to access bitcointalk as joe23: it's consistently 188.165.73.235

lol really?

nope. That was a "simulation". Had theymos done that in reality, the answer would've still been 188.165.73.235, though. Joe23 was giving a hint. He was pretty sure that hint wouldn't help people because it's the IP of the proxy he anonymously bought with bitcoin and only accessed through tor.

[molecular]

Awesome, we have someone doing the same thing: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=168317. 2.5 BTC reward.