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We know there've been multiple attempts to scrape the publicly accessible user data (username, id, email if the user has opted-in to show it, etc.) and the dump in question is most likely from one of those attempts. Since noticing this (last year) we've added several mitigations, and haven't seen such attempts for quite a long time now. As far as we can tell no sensitive information have been leaked, which is why we haven't formally disclosed these attempts.

EDIT: See https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/25366/notification-of-plutonium-forum-databreach-september-2021

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If you still have that server you clearly don't regret it, nor do you deserve a second chance. Rejected.

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This is an issue with the translations we just added, switching to English resolves the link correctly.
https://plutonium.pw/iw5m_dlcs.torrent

T7 is by far the most popular CoD game on Steam which is ultimately what matters - not necessarily when the game was released. As far as we can tell we're fine and stay under the radar working on the games we currently support/have in the pipeline, but T7 specifically would almost certainly get the papers flying at a certain law firm.

eRa Rob I revoked your Discord ban. Tag me in #general on our server.

I will give you all a final chance to drop this matter, or we'll have to start cleaning up this spam.

eRa Rob What you all are doing right now is brigading. I just looked up your Discord account, it was banned from our server for "spreading false information". Nothing here really is speaking in your favor.

You also acknowledged yourself 25 minutes ago that this entire platform is ran by us, yet you're trying to pull a "mah FREE SPEACH" argument. I just don't get it.

As for the other guy...

No conclusive proof have been provided. Nobody connected to this "case" seem to understand what conclusive even means. As have been stated now multiple times, we can't take action based on accusations.

We in no way support people launching DDoS attacks, and have punished people for this in the past. We also did way more work than would've been required to ban a few people, so claiming we're taking the easy route doesn't seem justified.

I understand that it's frustrating for server owners to have to deal with this, but it's really nothing we can effectively do. You seem to be under the illusion that we can magically stop the attacks, but even if we banned the attackers they could still easily obtain a server IP and continue their attacks.

This discussion doesn't seem to be going anywhere, so I suggest you drop it now.

Should be fixed now.

DylanM Since you're courteous I reduced the length of the ban to a month. If you appreciate what we do you can donate at https://forum.plutonium.pw/donate.

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