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HAI

This is a very broad question to answer and depends on many factors 
really.

The really short version is

the festival you are organizing is on your website:

http://www.itsrecords.net/

(found this by googling 'Jozef Chlebik its records')

Pulling the whois record for itsrecords reveals:

Registrant Name: Joe Chlebik
Registrant Organization:
Registrant Street: 24 Brogden Grove
Registrant City: Sale
Registrant State/Province: Cheshire
Registrant Postal Code: M33 7UG
Registrant Country: GB
Registrant Phone: +44.7794010433
Registrant Phone Ext.:

Is that you ?

As for the rest, see here

'Your' IP address

Your IP address is given to you by your ISP. Supposingly , this is a 
landline braodband connection, so your ISP knows your address and possibly 
your name as you have signed a contract with them.

They will however not share such information easily under normal 
circumstances. Generally, it will be law enforcement backed by some kind 
of warrant (depends on which country your are in really) that will be able 
to extract this info, not some random member of the public.

Facebook and your data

Of course, fb knows the IP you have been using to update your page, but 
they will, here again, not share their logfiles so easily under normal 
circumstances (think law enforcement and warrant here again).

The question is more how much other info you have given fb about yourself 
already. Are you on there with your real full name and photo ? And is your 
personal fb site then linked to the event page ?

In such a case, there is a million ways to figure out who you are (in the 
broadest sense). If someone is remotely connected to your network of 
fb-friends, they can soft-profile you easily just based on the information 
_others- in this network have shared about themselves (which city do they 
live in, what school did they go to, you name it) and make the necessary 
deductions about you.

no pasaran!

kizziz
IAH





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On Thu, 10 Apr 2014, Jozef Chlebik wrote:

> hows it going?
> I am organising a festival this year which has been threatened by the far right and I just wanted to know from a security point of view how easily could they connect the facebook / event page / website either to me personally, both IP and real address?
> 
> Thanks 
> 
>