2257Safe.com Launches Affiliate Program

[pornlaw]

Sorry I didnt see this thread sooner....

I will clarify some issues for everyone. I am not involved with 2257Snap.com. Dan was the original programmer that developed the software that was running the site. He decided to continue to service our current clients and expand the business on his own.

I stepped away for one major reason - I didnt want 2257Safe.com to be the target of possible hack attempts. I am getting involved with the copyright litigation and have seen other attorneys targeted online and in person for filing these cases. We filed our first case on the behalf of XPays several weeks ago and have several more scheduled (which at this time I am holding off on though). While 2257Safe did have PCI-DSS servers, the new company does not. Even though the records are encrypted I did not believe the encryption was sufficient to protect the records we were entrusted with. The financial liability for a breach can be tremendous. I thought the site and the business was better off and safer without my involvement.

I have also be told of several other camsites that have been hacked and performers IDs and social security numbers leaked over the internet. I simply did not want to be responsible for a potential breach.

Therefore it was an easy decision to step away.

Dan is great. He provides solid service and will continue on. He has done a great job moving everyone over and continuing on.

[softball]

Originally Posted by pornlaw

Sorry I didnt see this thread sooner....

I will clarify some issues for everyone. I am not involved with 2257Snap.com. Dan was the original programmer that developed the software that was running the site. He decided to continue to service our current clients and expand the business on his own.

I stepped away for one major reason - I didnt want 2257Safe.com to be the target of possible hack attempts. I am getting involved with the copyright litigation and have seen other attorneys targeted online and in person for filing these cases. We filed our first case on the behalf of XPays several weeks ago and have several more scheduled (which at this time I am holding off on though). While 2257Safe did have PCI-DSS servers, the new company does not. Even though the records are encrypted I did not believe the encryption was sufficient to protect the records we were entrusted with. The financial liability for a breach can be tremendous. I thought the site and the business was better off and safer without my involvement.

I have also be told of several other camsites that have been hacked and performers IDs and social security numbers leaked over the internet. I simply did not want to be responsible for a potential breach.

Therefore it was an easy decision to step away.

Dan is great. He provides solid service and will continue on. He has done a great job moving everyone over and continuing on.

So what you are saying is that you are very nervous about the safety of these records? Or did I miss something?

[tony404]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

So what you are saying is that you are very nervous about the safety of these records? Or did I miss something?

A very good question.

[pornlaw]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

So what you are saying is that you are very nervous about the safety of these records? Or did I miss something?

C'mon its called "lawyer-speak" !

Perhaps this will be more clear - I would have been nervous if I had stayed involved. As for 2257Safe I dont remember ever having anyone even attempt a hack. I felt that with remaining involved it would have put a bull's eye on the site.

With me gone I do not feel there is the same level of threat had I stayed. However, I am skittish about maintaining any records online at this point.

From all of the attacks on adult industry websites over the past year by Anon and 4Chan as well as IDs and 2257 docs being leaked I just didnt want the risk.

I am not going recommend that anyone store financial/personal information records online until the adult industry uses PCI-DSS servers.

This also applies to cam sites that have girls upload their IDs, releases and 2257 docs. Too many cam sites merely encrypt that data. I post on another board where its been rumored that several sites have had their model databases infiltrated by fans.

Its not a specific 2257Snap issue it is an industry wide issue.