This was certainly an interesting read.
The post clearly states how he and another company have “hacked” their site.
They also state that they extracted names and email addresses from “their” database. (JavaScript exploit I wrote (to flood their databases) worked very well,)
Interesting, that in and of itself may be considered a felony.
If you suspect that any contact information is either invalid or incorrect, I suggest that you file a complaint with ICANN. ICANN policy dictates that all contact information to be valid on all domain names.
Policy also goes on to state that if a complaint is filed with the Registrar, they must contact the domain owner and the information must be updated.
You have brought up some very interesting points, however, cyberthrill may actually be running the backends for others at a few of the properties, and I would like to see someone from cyberthrill (in addition to cashforclicks) step in here and have the opportunity to give their side of the story.