Due to a recent text from Elletu, I have been reading up on Heartbleed, which can compromise websites (like Pinterest), accounts (like financial dealings), e-mail (like Gmail) and social media (like Facebook). Recalling BVG demographics of the past and a fact that has not changed, 75% of the BVG's are on Facebook. I am the 25% without a Facebook page. I wonder how many Facebook users know their pages may have been compromised? Hackers can get in and steal your identity through things like Heartbleed. It amazes me how much people reveal of Facebook. That could all come back to haunt them if Heartbleed Hackers have their way with them.
Our blog is like Facebook but without a face, unless, that is, there are cucumber slices placed strategically over the eyes. We were very wise when we decided to not show our faces on our blog. We were also thinking ahead when we made the decision to use our BVG code names instead of our real ones.
I say go ahead Heartbleed Hackers, try to steal the identity of Firstelle, Elletu, Cool and j. Sure, go ahead and try to link us to LL Cool J. It won't work. Look at our hands, look at our feet, look at the hands of two of the BVGO. Try to look at the records of who lived on Bethel Valley Lane back in the early '80's. I guarantee you aren't going to find the records of who was renting all the units back then.
And one more thing, Heartbleed Hackers: No use trying to go after our money, because we don't any of us have a lot of money. So I guess all you can get would be our names, and do you really want to walk around with the name Firstelle, or Elletu, or Cool, or j? I didn't think so.
So what are the BVG's up to currently? Of course our readers are dying to know. Personally, I'm just looking forward to the arrival of our very first BVGOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Try to hack that, you Heartbleed Hackers!!)
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