The password protected page is a default page automatically set up by the webhost. If you make an account with that host and create a site, it will automatically have one of those pages created by default.
The list of files was just a bullshit hoax. Anyone can make a fake screenshot.
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comeonpeople ago
Old -- and fake -- news.
The password protected page is a default page automatically set up by the webhost. If you make an account with that host and create a site, it will automatically have one of those pages created by default.
The list of files was just a bullshit hoax. Anyone can make a fake screenshot.
reasonedandinformed ago
Wrong. It took you to the screenshotted page until they changed it after it was exposed in early Nov.
comeonpeople ago
The screenshotted password protected page was real. As I said, that page is generated automatically with that webhost.
The screenshotted page of the list of files, accessible only after inputting the password, was fake.
deorder ago
I pointed this out before: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1531879/7456081
This is all just running in circles. Crazy how people repeatedly present this as new information.
You can find the hosting provider at: https://www.jimdo.com/
Examples of other Jimdo CMS websites their "/protected" pages:
You can find more at: https://www.jimdo.com/examples/
AreWeSure ago
Several people are here are claiming the Comet gunman was staged to shoot the computer that hosted this superduper secret list of files
stellarcorpse ago
Can you give us one sensible reason why a Pizza Shop owner would have such secret encrypted files Mr. Logical?