Not least of which, and even more so the URL had an auth secret in it. None of mine do, hence the question. I'm confused, because git has a credentials helper specifically designed to avoid storing secrets like that, or so I thought. So what tool is storing secrets in the git remote URL?
Yes, the git directory has all current and historical versions of the files packed into it, but that's not what the OP used to get information about the scammer.
Yes, the git directory has all current and historical versions of the files packed into it, but that's not what the OP used to get information about the scammer.