Boards.ie Hacked

I hope they don’t try to poach Dunph from here after this attack:

http://www.boards.ie/

The Irish internet forum boards.ie has been hacked and tens of thousands of users’ information may have been compromised.

The website is currently displaying a message with advice for members on what to do.

The main concern is that hackers would be able to match usernames with email addresses.

But the website insists subscribers’ credit card or financial information was not hacked.

Garda and the Data Protection Commissioner have been informed.

Read more: http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/popular-internet-forum-hacked-442889.html#ixzz0dGbtt7uV

Some slip up by the boards.ie people.
The free kick could become the trusted alternative.

[quote=“MAFI”]Some slip up by the boards.ie people.
The free kick could become the trusted alternative.[/QUOTE]

I doubt the sensitive souls at boards would appreciate the banter here.

[quote=“MAFI”]Some slip up by the boards.ie people.
The free kick could become the trusted alternative.[/QUOTE]

Then we’d show em…

The Tfk charter would be an interesting read.

I see foot.ie is down as well, I wonder if it’s linked?
i wanted to go in and abuse some people who had been making fun of my soccer team.

[quote=“MAFI”]Some slip up by the boards.ie people.
The free kick could become the trusted alternative.[/QUOTE]

Will you ever fuck off with your Munster rugby football shite around here wherever you’ve come from. Tone it down a few notches.

Mafi… http://www.easyfreesmileys.com/smileys/free-rolleye-smileys-723.gif

Its fun to watch dunph try to throw his weight around…

[quote=“The Runt”]I see foot.ie is down as well, I wonder if it’s linked?
i wanted to go in and abuse some people who had been making fun of my soccer team.[/QUOTE]

You own a soccer team?

Here you go.

Runts team.

[quote=“caoimhaoin”]Here you go.

[Runts team.]("http://fantasy.premierleague.com/M/eventhist.mc?id=10874)[/QUOTE]

They’re only making up the numbers in the Classic League i see…

yes, I own, manage, train and star for the local soccer team.

All lies…

Correct

But they’re entertaining lies, and in the end, isn’t that the real truth?
The answer, of course, is no.

[quote=“The Runt”]I hope they don’t try to poach Dunph from here after this attack:

http://www.boards.ie/[/QUOTE]

shame they cant moderate their users info as strictly as they moderate the site itself:p

My contributions to the wrestling thread will be very limited if Boards doesn’t come back online.

TFK - more profitable than Boards.ie??

By Gordon Deegan

Thursday September 30 2010

Pre-tax profits at online media group, Daft Media Ltd last year increased by 25pc to €2.18m, its new accounts show. The group operates the country’s largest property website, daft.ie.

However, accounts for the Dublin-based firm show that its pre-tax profits were hit for the second year running following the company writing down its investment in the firm that operates the community website, boards.ie.

The accounts to the end of December last show that Daft Media Ltd took a majority stake in Boards.ie Ltd last year by investing an additional €1.35m in the company to bring its stake in the firm to 71pc.

Daft Media Ltd had invested €999,750 to acquire a minority stake-holding in boards.ie in 2008 and last year’s purchase of additional shares brings its total investment to €2.35m.

Daft Media Ltd wrote down its investment in boards.ie by €428,000 last year and this followed a write down of €749,750 in 2008.

The total write-down in boards.ie is €1.17m.

The directors reveal that Boards.ie Ltd recorded a net loss of €90,763 last year.

The directors also confirm that Daft Media Ltd wrote down its investment of €240,258 in Adverts Marketplace Ltd, that was formed last year to acquire the assets of adverts.ie, by €180,000.

Revenues

Last year, Daft Media Ltd’s write-downs in boards.ie and adverts.ie totalled €608,258.

Established in 1997 by brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon, Daft Media Ltd’s revenues last year increased by 6pc from €5.7m to €6.1m.

The figures show that Daft Media Ltd’s operating profits increased by 11pc from €2.45m to €2.74m last year.

The filings show that the directors received an aggregate €222,000 for management services last year and an additional aggregate €142,000 for consultancy services. The company’s operating profits last year increased by 11pc from €2.45m to €2.74m.

Blacknight, one of the largest web hosting companies in Ireland, were hacked the other night.
Names and email addresses were taken but no confirmation on whether passwords were compromised or not.

And ?