Originally Posted by chessoffice

I am not Bill Goichberg, let me repeat again,
this is not Goichberg. However, I am a concerned member that did a
test on my own. It took me no time at all to hack into particular
segments of this account, and maybe a bit longer to identify other
critical areas of your computer systems. A good hacker may have able
to access various email accounts, and even your financial records.
However, rest assured, if they did; I don't think that they would have
read your personal emails or access your financial accounts. However,
I made posts on the use-net under a false identity that correlates to
your IP registered here. It is possible, and easily done if you can
hack.

I made this test against you as you were likely the person that
authorized this investigation, and, you have staunchly defended your
system administrator when he hacked into other members accounts, and
approving the USCF to make public investigations of this kind.
However, other than this, I did not do any harm to your systems other
than to test the hypothesis of how easy spoofing someone's identity
really is. Nor did I do this test on any other member other than you.

If I were you, and subject to this type of hack, I would change your
credit card numbers if you used them on your computer systems, or
other sites with the same password. Furthermore, you should think
about wiping out your hard drives on your computer systems as a
keylogger may have been installed there too. I recognize that if you
have a networked environment, this is harder to do, but since we are
now allowing USCF data to be used to launch these types of personal
investigations, I am sure that you will understand that this test was
done to verify the possibility of this type of an attack with good
intent. This type of investigation is weak, and if I wanted to, I
could easily frame you. Bad passwords, along with IP addresses, allow
all kinds of hacking to be done. I hope that my point is made.

By the way, displaying the IP's definitely helped me to achieve this.
Since most experts agree that 20% of the computer systems are subject
to some type of hacking attempt, you just allowed this type of
investigation to be used against other members, such as yourself.
Congratulations Bill.

Signing off,

The FAKE Goichberg.