Hacker's brother, supposedly involved in the abduction of naked photos of celebrities, told how their family suffered due to scandal

The family members of the alleged hacker Brian Hamad, who allegedly was related to the kidnapping and posting on the Internet of intimate photographs of celebrities, after a struggle scandal, threats come. This was stated in an interview with BuzzFeed Brother Buzzfeed, Andrew Hamad.

According to him, the 26-year-old programmer Brian has to turn off his phone, because unknown people with threats and insults are constantly calling the number on the network. His mother also arose problems: a woman is simply afraid to leave the house, because incomprehensible people are constantly on duty at the entrance. But most of all, the 24-year-old Andrew indicated, he is concerned about the fate of his 15-year-old half-brother. The teenager, known as Tristan, became famous for the fact that it was his personal computer that the alleged hacker used to store the star "nudity". Now a boy who certainly is not to blame is forced to listen to all sorts of unpleasant things at school.

As Andrew noted, in the near future his brother Brian, who was wearing his family all over the world, must make a statement: while he is discussing his monologue with a lawyer, but most likely he will voice his position in the coming days. According to Andrew, he decided to speak out earlier than the culprit of the problems solely in order to convince others not to hate his family.

Moreover, according to the young man, there is even no evidence that Brian is really involved in the abduction of the pictures: the accusation draws conclusions, based on the speculations posted on the network. Investigators did not contact the Hamad family and did not conduct a search in the house, Andrew notes.

He also spoke about the "company" Southern Digital Media: on the site allegedly belonging to the company, it was indicated that her "team" includes Brian, Jenna, Bart and the 15-year-old Tristan (either the name, or the pseudonym). Andrew said that such a company did not exist, and the site was created by the mother of boys who wanted to check the web hosting. For work, the site, now remote, never used it, Andrew said.

Earlier it was reported that some attackers stole the personal photos of Hollywood stars, probably got into the cloud service of Apple ICLOD, and hung them for public display on the Internet.

Brian Hamada issued a local network, the media report

A resident of Georgia Hamad became a suspect in the hacking of stars accounts after other Internet users who were interested in a loud story suggested that he was the master of the Bluntmastermind account, which appeared to “sell” the pictures.

According to TJournal , the woe-seller showed the goods using a screenshot of the folder on a computer in which erotic pictures were placed. At the same time, the young man did not paint over personal information about the computer in the screenshot: the image shows that the author’s “home network” is called Tristan, and other computers on the network wear the names “Bartandjenna” and “BH”.

Having scored these data on the Internet search engine, the fake “buyer” discovered the Southern Digital Media website, whose team reported four people: they were Tristan, Bart, Jenna, as well as Brian Hamad.

#icloudhack #Forensics LEADING To One Guy (Remotly?) Related to this Incident, by http://t.co/xwthxm3vis pic.twitter.com/5fmpwad7rm

- Tal Be'ery (@talberySec) September 3, 2014

Another Internet rain suspended that the proposals for buying photographs came from a computer of this particular Tristan. However, since the owner of the name was only 15 years old, he suggested that someone took advantage of the boy’s computer. Having scored in the search engine the name Bluntmastermind, he came across one of the portals on the user with such a nickname and with the name Brian Hamad.

It is these data that are the main evidence against Hamad. The young man himself admitted that the account belongs to him, but stated that he had nothing to do with the leak, and tried to sell the photos that he collected on other resources.

However, if Hamad's involvement is confirmed, he is facing a serious punishment. Three years ago, the abduction of personal photos of actresses Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis and singer Christina Agilers, suspect Christopher Chainey, was sentenced to ten years in prison.