If the data is publicly available as you claim please let us know where exactly so we can attempt to mitigate some of this. Thank you.
For 2 people who claim its for safety and security, sure as hell seems like a HN fishing expedition.
2. We are a cybersecurity company. We don't want to show people how to hack others.
3. It would lend to the common belief that there is one source of data that you can simply delete or opt out of. There are hundreds of companies, databases, and sources with this information copied.
There is nothing stopping you from doing the same.
And they have their own grandiose "nobody can fool us and have your SIM swapped here" (YET).
If I received $1 for everything I've read or heard "UnHacKaBlE", I could retire immediately.
Have you considered our cybersecurity company might have made this tool and provided it for free because it is good helpful to our target customers and might even help some customers find us?
Because that is what this is. Not data harvesting. We make money on our phone plan.
Simply put, your security is NOT impenetrable. And I would heartily and easily say that your security is not up to NatSec minimums. And hell, they can't even keep their tools and data from leaking out.
You know, EternalBlue and goodies? Or how about the OMB hack. still sour about that one.
> Have you considered our cybersecurity company might have made this tool and provided it for free because it is good helpful to our target customers and might even help some customers find us?
Or you're harvesting legit HN users. Companies don't do stuff for free. There's always a reason. ALWAYS. And market research of real humans intersecting with HN is a very lucrative datasource.
Don't believe me? Please try to follow this book and check back if our tool is still finding the info in 6 months.