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I looked up on Gamaredon - it's a Russian hacker attack group. aka Armageddon or Shuckworm Hope the Groups.io owners are taking action immediately. David Samuelsen [email protected]> wrote:

glyphstudy+owner@ is the address of the owners. David Samuelsen

Hey, My AVG antivirus blocked an attack from VBS Gamaredon -CM "Advanced Persistent Threat--this is a targeted attack in which an attacker hides out on your network to spy on you and steal your data.

Hallo Willem Jan, I think of it as a house with Main being the entrance hall and the Subgroups as rooms leading off the entrance hall. OK, Tony

Thanks for everyone's help I got a reply from Mark today and he's made me owner of group, I've already appointed 2 moderators and waiting for someone to say will be joint owner with me. Jackiep

The issue is that subgroup members must be members of the main group. But there are no rules about what content needs to go into the main group. You could make the main group an announcement-only

In a word, yes.? I think you've got the 'how-to' figured out.? You could look at it from the other side as well.? All members would have access to anything in the main group, but only the

I'm not a wordpress expert, but I know a little bit about how Wordpress sites work. Just offhand, my first reaction is that your sites might share an underlying database installation. Wordpress is

Newbie question on Groups.io. Are subgroups the only mechanism to restrict access to certain users? In my use case, I would like to give access to 95% of the users to 100% of the content. 5% of the

Duane wrote: I have the same question. Posting from WP to GIO would be great. Marina

How is it getting posted?? Are you using an email integration?? If so, are you sure you didn't set it the same on the new WP group?? I'm not familiar with WP, so this is only a guess. Duane -- Lots

Hi I had something strange come up and I'm hoping someone here can point me in the right direction I have multiple wordpress sites. Interestingly I created a new one, which is completely independent

Chris . . . That's only if you put private information out in a public place (the internet). Many people have regretted divulging personal information online at a later time. Some prospective

Frances . . . Don't forget about the internet archive, also known as the way back machine, which holds some content it finds forever. https://archive.org/ Donald

That's a major issue. You should not google someone's name with a return off a ton of personal information. It's sad [email protected]> wrote:

I appreciate the concern but there's a reason I'm asking this.

Hi Chris, ?Long before groups.io was created, that was going on over in yahoogroups as well.? I could do a search on my name and my cards among other things would come up.?Even the property

Perhaps eventually. But all that info went out via emails, too.?If you're really concerned about such things, your best bet is to not participate in online groups at all. Regards, Bruce P.S. For the

But if the archive setting was changed from "show anyone" to "only members" would that change, correct?

I forgot to mention that even if you delete all of your own posts, any replies containing your information would still be visible.? If you really want a treat, search for your name along with