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And this wasn't discovered because Fav stumbled across an employee password on Pastebin.

His AI-assisted security tool called Antares reportedly found Titan was enumerating Microsoft infrastructure.

The public-facing webpage actually said on it, VPN required.

What it provides is a trail of stories.

Retrospective accounts of Lavender Town Syndrome often identify an early post called Come Follow Me, reportedly published on Pastebin on February 21st, 2010.

The post is associated in later histories with the name Danow, but the original post was not successfully inspected for this research.

That leaves an important boundary.

The blog supports the fact that a story and comments were published there.

Creepypasta.com supports the fact that a compact version of the allegation circulated by 2011.

Retrospective histories support the existence of earlier leads while leaving the original Pastebin post uninspected.

Reuters reporting and medical publications support the reality of the separate television incident.

Destiny 3 claims, supposed merger plans...

Pastebin material, vague social media hints, a rumor claiming that Bungie was exploring a shared Destiny Marathon universe.

But just FYI, Bungie literally came out and just said, no, that is not a thing.

It is dumb.

There is remote file inclusion.

And what remote file inclusion is, is the ability to take a file on GitHub or hosted anywhere, even on Pastebin, right? And pastebin.com where you send pastes to people.

And I know these are probably services not used by y'all, but when I want to send code to somebody, I go to Pastebin and I'm not going to put the .com in to show you how many different types of Pastebins that there are.

So there is, Pace.io. Let's just try that one for proof of concept.

And you put your code in here that's evil code.

Eventually, ngrok was like picking a business out of it.

And then there was Scriplets, which was a Pastebin-like site where once you hit save, it gives you a URL that just runs the code that you pasted.

And so this was, again, like 2006, 2007.

The idea was it should be even easier to write handler scripts for webhooks.