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Tivoli is going to make a report against hacker – update

Poppodium Tivoli, that was a flaw in its website which names and addresses were to ask, has announced that the police will take steps to press charges against the hacker. He would be guilty of computer intrusion.

The Utrecht-based pop venue confirms Monday do so Tweakers.net that the declaration will do against the hacker who operates under the alias Ingratefully. Via sql injection, he managed to obtain access to a database in which more than one hundred thousand e-mail addresses, and nearly fifty thousand names and addresses were. After a notice of Tweakers.net at Tivoli knew Eagerly Internet, developer of the site, the vulnerability within an hour to close.

Tivoli-managing director Margriet van Kraats says that the music venue as a precaution declaration will do to the police in Utrecht. “It is still unclear what the consequences of the hack. Therefore we have decided to report”. According to Van Kraats, the unknown hacker is guilty of computer intrusion.

Another reason that Kraats, indicating that a declaration is necessary if the podium his insurance should be addressed if claims come in. Until now would Tivoli just a few of the comments have had direct contact with the hacker should there not have been.

Update 19:40: Ingratefully leave via e-mail to Tweakers.net know that he made the decision to return from Tivoli to ‘very regrettable’. He claims that the switching of the media is much more effective than the tip of the enterprises themselves: “Tivoli will ensure that the leak within 1 hour poem is and ultimately do you publish after the close of the leak and the article. And Tivoli is helped and the people are again warned. Problem solved in my eyes and system administrators a refresher.”

Furthermore, Ingratefully, which is itself rather a whistleblower is called a ‘hacker’, that Tivoli by his actions no damage because he only to an existing leak has referred to: ‘In my eyes is the developer more responsible than I, as a “hacker”.

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