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  1. NEW by me: Idaho man who threatened his hacking victims appeals his sentence in Georgia:

    This is an appeal by Robert Purbeck, aka "Lifelock" aka "Studmaster."

    It is an interesting case to watch because the judge was so disturbed by the defendant's threatening emails to his victims and references to the victims' children that he did not impose the sentence the prosecution had recommended as part of the plea deal. He sentenced Purbeck to the maximum the law allowed, which was even higher than the upper end of the sentencing guidelines for the defendant's offense level.

    Purbeck appealed on the grounds that the prosecutor had a duty to really advocate for the sentence agreed to in the plea deal but the prosecutor used inflammatory language and portrayed the defendant as an ongoing threat. There's also a second issue on appeal that I predict the defendant will prevail on as the special conditions of release announced in the sentencing hearing do not match what was published in the docket later.

    But what this appeal really made me think about is whether there is anything in calculating offense level that adds levels if a hacker/threat actor threatens the victims. If there already is something like that, it wasn't factored into this defendant's offense level. Can any federal prosecutors, former federal prosecutors, or judges clarify that for me?

    databreaches.net/2025/09/05/id

    #databreach #extortion #healthsec #RobertPurbeck #Lifelock #11CA

  2. NEW by me: Idaho man who threatened his hacking victims appeals his sentence in Georgia:

    This is an appeal by Robert Purbeck, aka "Lifelock" aka "Studmaster."

    It is an interesting case to watch because the judge was so disturbed by the defendant's threatening emails to his victims and references to the victims' children that he did not impose the sentence the prosecution had recommended as part of the plea deal. He sentenced Purbeck to the maximum the law allowed, which was even higher than the upper end of the sentencing guidelines for the defendant's offense level.

    Purbeck appealed on the grounds that the prosecutor had a duty to really advocate for the sentence agreed to in the plea deal but the prosecutor used inflammatory language and portrayed the defendant as an ongoing threat. There's also a second issue on appeal that I predict the defendant will prevail on as the special conditions of release announced in the sentencing hearing do not match what was published in the docket later.

    But what this appeal really made me think about is whether there is anything in calculating offense level that adds levels if a hacker/threat actor threatens the victims. If there already is something like that, it wasn't factored into this defendant's offense level. Can any federal prosecutors, former federal prosecutors, or judges clarify that for me?

    databreaches.net/2025/09/05/id

    #databreach #extortion #healthsec #RobertPurbeck #Lifelock #11CA

  3. NEW by me: Idaho man who threatened his hacking victims appeals his sentence in Georgia:

    This is an appeal by Robert Purbeck, aka "Lifelock" aka "Studmaster."

    It is an interesting case to watch because the judge was so disturbed by the defendant's threatening emails to his victims and references to the victims' children that he did not impose the sentence the prosecution had recommended as part of the plea deal. He sentenced Purbeck to the maximum the law allowed, which was even higher than the upper end of the sentencing guidelines for the defendant's offense level.

    Purbeck appealed on the grounds that the prosecutor had a duty to really advocate for the sentence agreed to in the plea deal but the prosecutor used inflammatory language and portrayed the defendant as an ongoing threat. There's also a second issue on appeal that I predict the defendant will prevail on as the special conditions of release announced in the sentencing hearing do not match what was published in the docket later.

    But what this appeal really made me think about is whether there is anything in calculating offense level that adds levels if a hacker/threat actor threatens the victims. If there already is something like that, it wasn't factored into this defendant's offense level. Can any federal prosecutors, former federal prosecutors, or judges clarify that for me?

    databreaches.net/2025/09/05/id

    #databreach #extortion #healthsec #RobertPurbeck #Lifelock #11CA

  4. NEW by me: Idaho man who threatened his hacking victims appeals his sentence in Georgia:

    This is an appeal by Robert Purbeck, aka "Lifelock" aka "Studmaster."

    It is an interesting case to watch because the judge was so disturbed by the defendant's threatening emails to his victims and references to the victims' children that he did not impose the sentence the prosecution had recommended as part of the plea deal. He sentenced Purbeck to the maximum the law allowed, which was even higher than the upper end of the sentencing guidelines for the defendant's offense level.

    Purbeck appealed on the grounds that the prosecutor had a duty to really advocate for the sentence agreed to in the plea deal but the prosecutor used inflammatory language and portrayed the defendant as an ongoing threat. There's also a second issue on appeal that I predict the defendant will prevail on as the special conditions of release announced in the sentencing hearing do not match what was published in the docket later.

    But what this appeal really made me think about is whether there is anything in calculating offense level that adds levels if a hacker/threat actor threatens the victims. If there already is something like that, it wasn't factored into this defendant's offense level. Can any federal prosecutors, former federal prosecutors, or judges clarify that for me?

    databreaches.net/2025/09/05/id

    #databreach #extortion #healthsec #RobertPurbeck #Lifelock #11CA

  5. NEW by me: Idaho man who threatened his hacking victims appeals his sentence in Georgia:

    This is an appeal by Robert Purbeck, aka "Lifelock" aka "Studmaster."

    It is an interesting case to watch because the judge was so disturbed by the defendant's threatening emails to his victims and references to the victims' children that he did not impose the sentence the prosecution had recommended as part of the plea deal. He sentenced Purbeck to the maximum the law allowed, which was even higher than the upper end of the sentencing guidelines for the defendant's offense level.

    Purbeck appealed on the grounds that the prosecutor had a duty to really advocate for the sentence agreed to in the plea deal but the prosecutor used inflammatory language and portrayed the defendant as an ongoing threat. There's also a second issue on appeal that I predict the defendant will prevail on as the special conditions of release announced in the sentencing hearing do not match what was published in the docket later.

    But what this appeal really made me think about is whether there is anything in calculating offense level that adds levels if a hacker/threat actor threatens the victims. If there already is something like that, it wasn't factored into this defendant's offense level. Can any federal prosecutors, former federal prosecutors, or judges clarify that for me?

    databreaches.net/2025/09/05/id

    #databreach #extortion #healthsec #RobertPurbeck #Lifelock #11CA

  6. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #norton #lifelock #pcmag #securitysuite #identitytheft

  7. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #norton #lifelock #pcmag #securitysuite #identitytheft

  8. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #norton #lifelock #pcmag #securitysuite #identitytheft

  9. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #norton #lifelock #pcmag #securitysuite #identitytheft

  10. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #norton #lifelock #pcmag #securitysuite #identitytheft

  11. Jesus, #LifeLock / #Norton is such an idiotic website. You cannot contact ANYONE there. Loops to support sites and not ONE contact number or email account.
  12. LifeLock offers thorough identity theft protection services and excellent support, but the price can add up if you need to protect a whole family.

    pcmag.com/reviews/lifelock

    #security #identitytheft #antivirus #lifelock #norton #pcmag

  13. LifeLock offers thorough identity theft protection services and excellent support, but the price can add up if you need to protect a whole family.

    pcmag.com/reviews/lifelock

    #security #identitytheft #antivirus #lifelock #norton #pcmag

  14. LifeLock offers thorough identity theft protection services and excellent support, but the price can add up if you need to protect a whole family.

    pcmag.com/reviews/lifelock

    #security #identitytheft #antivirus #lifelock #norton #pcmag

  15. LifeLock offers thorough identity theft protection services and excellent support, but the price can add up if you need to protect a whole family.

    pcmag.com/reviews/lifelock

    #security #identitytheft #antivirus #lifelock #norton #pcmag

  16. LifeLock offers thorough identity theft protection services and excellent support, but the price can add up if you need to protect a whole family.

    pcmag.com/reviews/lifelock

    #security #identitytheft #antivirus #lifelock #norton #pcmag

  17. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you to detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #security #identitytheft #privacy #antivirus #norton #lifelock #pcmag

  18. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you to detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #security #identitytheft #privacy #antivirus #norton #lifelock #pcmag

  19. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you to detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #security #identitytheft #privacy #antivirus #norton #lifelock #pcmag

  20. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you to detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #security #identitytheft #privacy #antivirus #norton #lifelock #pcmag

  21. In addition to providing thorough, cross-platform security, Norton 360 With LifeLock helps you to detect identity theft and recover from its crippling effects.

    pcmag.com/reviews/norton-360-w

    #security #identitytheft #privacy #antivirus #norton #lifelock #pcmag

  22. ノートンやAvast、CCleanerが1つになった巨大セキュリティ企業、「Gen」では何が変わる? 社長に聞いた/増える「生成AIを使った攻撃」には、AIで対抗する研究も【特集・集中企画】
    forest.watch.impress.co.jp/doc
    #forest_watch_impress #Avira #AVG #CCleaner #Avast #Norton #LifeLock #Gen #セキュリティ #その他

  23. CW: Hackers

    #Hackers compromise #Norton #PasswordManager | #Cybernews

    "Norton #LifeLock – the company that promises to keep you #cybersafe – discovered an unauthorized third party trying to log into a large swath of customer accounts.
    The company is urging customers to change their #passwords or risk being #compromised."

    cybernews.com/security/hackers

  24. CW: Hackers

    #Hackers compromise #Norton #PasswordManager | #Cybernews

    "Norton #LifeLock – the company that promises to keep you #cybersafe – discovered an unauthorized third party trying to log into a large swath of customer accounts.
    The company is urging customers to change their #passwords or risk being #compromised."

    cybernews.com/security/hackers

  25. CW: Hackers

    #Hackers compromise #Norton #PasswordManager | #Cybernews

    "Norton #LifeLock – the company that promises to keep you #cybersafe – discovered an unauthorized third party trying to log into a large swath of customer accounts.
    The company is urging customers to change their #passwords or risk being #compromised."

    cybernews.com/security/hackers

  26. CW: Hackers

    #Hackers compromise #Norton #PasswordManager | #Cybernews

    "Norton #LifeLock – the company that promises to keep you #cybersafe – discovered an unauthorized third party trying to log into a large swath of customer accounts.
    The company is urging customers to change their #passwords or risk being #compromised."

    cybernews.com/security/hackers

  27. CW: Hackers

    #Hackers compromise #Norton #PasswordManager | #Cybernews

    "Norton #LifeLock – the company that promises to keep you #cybersafe – discovered an unauthorized third party trying to log into a large swath of customer accounts.
    The company is urging customers to change their #passwords or risk being #compromised."

    cybernews.com/security/hackers

  28. @cspam

    I've been receiving WARNINGS from and the company my credit union uses since skum took over

    I was permanently suspended before I could delete my info which isn't right

    If suspended, we should still be able to delete our info

    It's as if he owns the users which feels skeazy to me

  29. @cspam

    I've been receiving WARNINGS from #Lifelock and the company my credit union uses since skum took over

    I was permanently suspended before I could delete my info which isn't right

    If suspended, we should still be able to delete our info

    It's as if he owns the users which feels skeazy to me

  30. @cspam

    I've been receiving WARNINGS from #Lifelock and the company my credit union uses since skum took over

    I was permanently suspended before I could delete my info which isn't right

    If suspended, we should still be able to delete our info

    It's as if he owns the users which feels skeazy to me

  31. @cspam

    I've been receiving WARNINGS from #Lifelock and the company my credit union uses since skum took over

    I was permanently suspended before I could delete my info which isn't right

    If suspended, we should still be able to delete our info

    It's as if he owns the users which feels skeazy to me

  32. @cspam

    I've been receiving WARNINGS from #Lifelock and the company my credit union uses since skum took over

    I was permanently suspended before I could delete my info which isn't right

    If suspended, we should still be able to delete our info

    It's as if he owns the users which feels skeazy to me