people arent real you cant convince me otherwise . im convinced the world is fake and built for me

im afraid ive turned into the forum hacker i hacked bdns staff member, hacked yanderes textem acct, i even found an exploit in bdns' underlying software (reported it tho)

@Aries thank god ive never done any of that!! (ignoring the hacking and doxxing)

youre immature and annoying (is this a good roast ive never done this before :3)

you leave me no choice. time for plan b

@SillyMyBeloved first post without a single number or special character..... youre making progress.... my respect for you is +10 now

i dont hve money to give but i can offer maple points

fuck rust monkeys theyre taking all our jobs

ik most people here are teens, myself included. but like holy hell teenagers arw so annoying

am i allowed to offer a small critique ......
its 'affect' not 'effect' ..

@Lana-Sonamy for liability reasons: everything here is a joke, its all for educational and entertainment purposes, there is no admittance or encouragement of crime, i love following laws and obeying authority

chat lets fight sexism with more sexism

everyone is invited, arrive at 6pm . we'll have cookies, blankets, plushies, pillows, and gossip

hi guysim back from the graveyard. while i was dead i decided death wasnt my thing so im alive again. if youre upset at my return, please leave a comment

not sure of any client that can handle the exact needs of the switch. from the list of email providers i made a while back as part of resource center, eclipsomail was filled with ads and kinda slow. gmail mobile wasnt reliable for all users. honestly i might just make my own for the community. ideally have it lightweight and capable of supporting the switch, with user options to select different smtp pproviders to login to existing accounts (on gmail, outlook etc) or a way to create an email somehow. not sure on the email creation part, i dont wanna host an smtp server myself and ill need some time to figure smth out

anywae yea so far, no good suggestions unless i make the custom webmail

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rest in piss carter lau

i 100% agree with everything youve said meow. in school i was always treated differently and it only pushed me to be more isolated. i just wanted to add in my two cents on this statement here:

this would take resources away from those who need them more

i get what you mean and i think if you genuinely dont want to accept help from programs/stuff like that, thats okay!! but this statement isnt quite true, in fact, its the opposite.
when local, state, or federal programs or nonprofits offer assistance to certain groups of people, 99.99% of the time it actually helps MORE to accept it. many people have the same mindset that accepting it means someone else wont get it. but accepting it means the program can say theyre helping more and more people, which in turn, gives them more funding to help more people who need it. this applies to many things, its generally helpful to boost their program's metrics so they can receive more funding.

just my two cents, not trying to change your mind, but i hope this might encourage others to not feel bad about accepting assistance and stuff.

this is a public vulnerability disclosure, cus i cant reach the developers of textem.net and i noticed bdns users (even staff members) use this site often.

tl;dr: textem has multiple vulnerabilities, potentially compromising all your texts, password, email address. i suggest deleting your account asap and using a different platform.

textem is an old texting site from 2006 and still seemingly popular. here are three vulnerabilities ive found, the exact details are withheld to avoid malicious attacks on users.

1. broken access control (+ config file misconfiguration)
while this is technically a category of vulnerability, i wasnt able to pinpoint the exact vuln name. however because of a misconfiguration in a certain file and lack of adequate access controls, any user's texts are revealed to the public. as a user, you cannot prevent this or retroactively remove your texts. this is extremely easy to take advantage of.

2. improperly sanitized input.
this one is far more dangerous, however slightly more technical (involving writing exploit code) as it allows an attacker to essentially control any user's browser, without warning or alert. this means steal your passwords, read your texts, show you fake login websites for your email, bdns, etc. and you wouldnt even know it.

3. lack of rate limiting, poor password standards, and weak admin passwords
im editing this one in cus i forgot about it. but essentally any user's account is typically extremely easy to bruteforce. in fact, while testing, i could hack the admin account in less than 10 minutes.

the presence of these easily exploitable vulnerabilities means theres likely even more issues, potentially even more dangerous. if you are a user, please follow these steps:

1. if you rely on textem to communicate, immediately switch to a different website.
2. change passwords (ideally to something unique and even forgettable, make sure you never reused it anywhere else - after all, youll be leaving the website anyway)
3. if you discussed private matters in texts (e.g sharing passwords), assume its public and act accordingly.
4. delete your account if possible.

again, i havent been able to contact the developers, but if they ever fix this, ill update this post :3

all of my gcs have incriminatig evidence. no.