Novelty e-mail provider cock.li
has had one of its hard drives seized after the platform was used to send a threatening email to Los Angeles area schools
which led to the entire school district being shut for one day. The drive is located in a Bavarian data center and has been taken in by German authorities. "That means that SSL keys
and private keys and full mail content of all 64,500 of my users, as well as hashed passwords, registration time, and the last seven days of logs were all confiscated and now are in the hands of
German authorities," the system's administrator Vincent Canfield said in a video posted online.
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