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Two founders’ no-show at HITB security conference causes much speculation and concern Mere coincidence: One advised not to travel online slot promotions the other fell ill, says HITB THE Pirate Bay founders Peter ‘brokep’ Sunde and Fredrik ‘tiamo’ Neij failed to turn up for a scheduled appearance at the Hack In The Box Security Conference (HITBSecConf2012) in Kuala Lumpur, leading to much speculation over their “disappearance.”   The rumor mill started grinding when an announcer told participants eagerly awaiting the duo’s talk on Data Is Political at 3pm, Oct 10 (Malaysian  time), that they had been “stopped in Bangkok.” Sunde and Neij face a prison sentence and millions in fines in Sweden for.

Copyright violation.   Some attendees online slot promotions including Digital News Asia (DNA), immediately tweeted the “news,” until a clarification was made soon after.   However, for a few hours, their fate was unknown. Sunde was supposed to have flown in from Europe; and Neij from Laos, where he currently lives, according to some reports. They were both expected to have touched down in Kuala Lumpur on Oct 9, one of the conference organizers told DNA earlier.   Their “disappearance” turns out to have been an unfortunate coincidence, according to the latest information from conference organizer Hack In The Box (HITB) – one had contracted a stomach flu while the other was advised.

By his lawyer in the last minute not to travel.   “We were indeed concerned when Peter 'brokep' Sunde hadn't showed up online slot promotions as the last we heard from him was that he would be arriving on Oct 9,” said HITB founder and chief executive officer Dhillon Andrew Kannabhiran (pic).   HITB’s friends at “TorrentFreak have managed to speak with Peter and it turns out he unfortunately caught a stomach bug and couldn't make his trip.   “We did manage to reach Tiamo (Neij), who told us that due to his recent passport situation, his lawyer advised that perhaps it might not be the best idea to head over to a.

High-profile congregation of the world's hackers so soon after online slot promotions ” he added.   Neij had had his passport revoked by the Swedish Embassy in Bangkok, the nearest embassy to Laos, but the travel document was restored on Oct 6 after Neij and his lawyer successfully argued that the criminal sentence was not serious enough to merit revocation of his passport.   In a landmark decision in April, 2009, the Stockholm district court found Neij and Sunde, and two other partners Gottfrid Svartholm Warg and Carl Lundstrom, guilty of assisting copyright infringement. They were each sentenced to one year in prison and slapped with a US$3.6 million fine to be divided equally.