Yeah, it must be conspiracy against zoom.
Did you ever heard about Occam's razor? Well, let me get that for you: In a logic problem solving, among competing hypothesis, the hypothesis with fewer assumptions should be selected.
Your hypothesis is: there's someone, who could possibly in some weird way, obtain zoom's IP, so he can start framing him.
So, in this case, we have to decide is it Rapidgator, or NorthLand. Since I have confirmed legitimacy of email NorthLand got from Rapidgator, this leaves us with Rapidgator themselves.
Now, we are bringing another hypothesis, which is actually a wild speculation that we have no proof of, that for some reason:
1. Rapidgator and zoom are in some bad relationship.
2. or Rapidgator knows who is behind some IP (if you make account, they don't know who you are on Wjunction, unless you tell them)
See, you proposed 2 wild speculations which we have no proof of, to even consider as a possibility. And, no. It won't be considered, just because you thought of it, and think someone is framing him. But, let's see what adds on to first post of this thread, which doesn't really add up to defend his case.
1. We have another screenshot, and another IP confirmation, of him visiting more than one account, and doing same thing.
2. We have
this post
3. We have our little convo in justification corner, where no justification ever took place, he never tried to even imply he has nothing to do with it, nor he was inserting someone is framing to him.
4. We have, among other things, indirect admission of him, seen on his forum
He is making connection between his software and hacked account, not being aware that he is giving himself up.
5. Another one of his lines:
If that isn't good enough, then there's no such thing as enough evidence. He wasn't nice to NorthLand. This is him thinking he's talking to NorthLand. Direct admission he did it. No assumptions. No framing of IPs.
6. Let's not forget this news went viral almost instantly, and Softpedia removed his tool from their servers (assumption that this was done for no reason)
So, among all this evidence, should we speculate and assume someone is framing him? Even though we have his admission on 2 occasions?
No, simple explanation guided by Occam's razor tells us where all this proof is leading us.
There's no 2 sides of truth, but you could make up second side of story, that is for sure.
So, please allow us to do our job, we are mature enough to know the weight of our decisions. This isn't the first scamming case we are dealing with, we are quite experienced in this area. We know how to shake bushes here and there, read between lines, and see through brickwall, scammers are building around to protect themselves. We are perfectly able to profile people on the internet, and to start to investigate with as little evidence we had in beginning, and pile them up one after another.
Oh, and regarding disassembling, it cannot offer us something new, we don't already know by now. We don't need to confirm that, because he did it. And that 'vibe' or 'hunch' you have, not always a trusty thing to hold on to. It's pure guessing game. I rather use reason, logic and proof.
Cheers.