Paris Hilton's Phone Hacked

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

PARIS HILTON PHONE HACKED; PRIVATE NUMBERS OF STARS FLOOD INTERNET; FBI INVESTIGATES

**Exclusive**

Sun Feb 20 2005 09:39:20 ET

Private telephone numbers of celebrities have been unleashed on the Internet after an apparent hacking into Paris Hilton's T-MOBILE SIDEKICK Address Book, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned.

The FBI has opened an investigation into the hack, a government source said.

The DRUDGE REPORT has confirmed the authenticity of many of the unlisted and super-secret numbers: Private phone numbers and email addresses of Eminem, Lindsay Lohan, Christina Aguilera, Andy Roddick, Ashlee Simpson, Victoria Gotti, Vin Diesel, Anna Kournikova and many others!

One top star reached Sunday morning expressed total outrage at Paris.

"I gave her my number after we met in Miami, I did not know she f**king kept it on her cellphone!" the star explained.

A website posted the digits over the weekend, with the message: "I'm Sorry ***** GG FGT SLT BTCH! HACKED BY THE NIGGAS AT DFNCTSC"

Also splashed in the hack, Paris Hilton's private notes, listed by date.

From Hollywood to Vegas to New York -- and back, Paris Hilton's notes, road directions, hotel and airline preferences are exposed.

Developing... 

http://thewatsonbrothers.com/sa/paris/notes.html (notes from her sidekick)

http://thewatsonbrothers.com/sa/paris/book.html (her adress book)

Edited February 20, 2005 by BacknBlackHoez

[Yitzy]

Wow, you just enjoy posting everything you find don't you?

First of all, the first link goes to pictures of fake topless Paris Hilton pictures. Which can be porn, and you linked to porn, and I belive that's an instant banning (I hope)

Not to mention that the website says it's T-Mobile.com but it the website adress says "thewatsonbrothers.com"

Idiot.

[Herr Matzat]

as fun as it is, the links contain nudety and you might want to remove at least the picture one if yaou want to stay unwarned

[apsham]

I'm so calling Seth Green. ;;

How can this be legit? She has Stephen King in there for gods sakes.

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

shit, i checked that one, but my comp. was too slow, so i didnt get to the porn ones, but the numbers & notes i saw, porn link is gone.

[Farmer Reil]

Wow.. tmail.com sure is popular in Hollywood

Shame about the bit where it doesn't actually exist

[tristy]

She had Christina Aguleria in there too.

And herself.

[Pepsi]

Ha! The Drudge Report got pwned.

EDIT: I was curious so I called Ashlee Simpson. Wasn't Ashlee Simpson.

Edited February 20, 2005 by Pepsi

[Enter Blue Guy]

*puts Lindsay Lohan's number on his phone*

You know, just incase.

[kaya]

I have to say, Paris Hilton is a never-ending source of amusement, i'll give her that.

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

i just e-mailed Jay-Z...

who said tmail isnt real? http://www.t-mail.com/index2.shtml

[RawIsWar]

I have to say, Paris Hilton is a never-ending source of amusement, i'll give her that.

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[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

http://www.drudgereport.com/

[Lord Nibbler]

Damn, she knows Columbo?!?!

[Pepsi]

Damn, she knows Columbo?!?!

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[Guest Bluesman]

The DRUDGE REPORT has confirmed the authenticity

[apsham]

I think I read somewhere that her real number was 1-506-339-6883.

[cauti0n]

Tyler Hilton has the stupidest voicemail message ever.

Not to mention that the website says it's T-Mobile.com but it the website adress says "thewatsonbrothers.com"

Edited February 20, 2005 by senor deimos

[Godfatha]

That was after her webmaster posted her number on her website. I would imagine it's different.

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

A sophisticated computer hacker who penetrated servers at wireless giant T-Mobile pleaded guilty Tuesday to a single felony charge of intentionally accessing a protected computer and recklessly causing damage.

Nicolas Jacobsen, 22, entered the guilty plea as part of a sealed plea agreement with the government, says prosecutor Wesley Hsu, who declined to provide details. The prosecution, first reported by SecurityFocus last month, has been handled with unusual secrecy from the start, and a source close to the case said in January that the government was courting Jacobsen as a potential undercover informant.

Before his arrest last October, Jacobsen used his access to a T-Mobile database to obtain customer passwords and Social Security numbers, and to monitor a US Secret Service cyber crime agent's email, according to government court filings in the case. Sources say the hacker was also able to download candid photos taken by Sidekick users, including Hollywood celebrities, which were shared within the hacking community.

According to a Secret Service affidavit filed in the case, Jacobsen came to the agency's attention in March of last year when he offered to provide T-Mobile customers' personal information to identity thieves through an Internet bulletin board. Jacobsen had access to some customers' Social Security numbers and dates of birth, voicemail PINs, and the passwords providing users with web access to their T-Mobile email accounts. He did not have access to credit card numbers. The company, based in Bellevue, Washington, boasts 16.3 million U.S. customers.

T-Mobile says it has notified 400 customers whose data was accessed, but the company leaves open the possibility that it may identify and warn more victims as the case progresses. "I can confirm that based on the information that we have to date, we have notified all the customers that we are aware of," said spokesman Peter Dobrow said Wednesday. "It's still under investigation."

Court records suggest the hacker was in T-Mobile's systems for at least a year, ending with his arrest in October 2004. But the company claimed Wednesday that Jacobsen's access was not continuous throughout that period: at some point they detected him and locked him out, but the hacker was apparently able to break back in. "There were two instances that we were able to identify as having Jacobson's fingerprints on them," said Dobrow. "There were two periods of time, beginning in October 2003."

Jacobsen was arrested after a Secret Service informant helped investigators link him to sensitive agency documents that were circulating in underground IRC chat rooms. The files were traced to Peter Cavicchia, a Secret Service cyber crime agent in New York who received documents and logged in to a Secret Service computer over his T-Mobile Sidekick - an all-in-one cellphone, camera, digital organizer and email terminal. The Sidekick uses T-Mobile servers for email and file storage.

A source close to the case said last month that Jacobsen also amused himself and others by obtaining the passwords of Sidekick-toting celebrities from the hacked database, then entering their accounts and downloading photos they'd taken with the wireless communicator's built-in camera.

A friend of Jacobsen's in the hacker community, William Genovese, confirmed that account, and said Jacobsen gave him copies of digital photos that celebrities had snapped with their cell phone cameras. Last month Genovese provided SecurityFocus with an address on his website featuring what appears to be grainy candid shots of Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, Nicole Richie, and Paris Hilton. He said Wednesday that he's since removed the photos at Jacobsen's request.

T-Mobile declined to discuss specific victims. Reached by phone, Hilton's manager said the company has not notified Hilton of a breach.

Now free on bail and living in Oregon, Jacobsen faces a maximum possible sentence of five years imprisonment. Sentencing is set for 16 May.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/17/t-..._pleads_guilty/