looking for someone with expierience in coding message me asap. dc: .bigbosman.

Hello everyone, last night a friend of mine got a message with a link from a friends hacked instagram account. It took him to a blatantly obvious phishing page, he knew it was a phishing page so he didnt continue. Anyway it got me thinking, can i just bruteforce the fake login page (with hydra for example) and send 100000 fake emails and passwords to the phishers servers?

If so:

Can they easily tell these accounts apart from actual victims?

If I were to do it should I get those auto IP adress switchers and set an arbitrary timer in between requests?

Should I use tor?

Will this actually do anything lol because they can make a simple script that validates the received logins?

Will this increase the amount they have to pay for them to operate the server (assuming i send a lot of requests)?

FYI:

1. I'm pretty sure they used cloudfare
2. the phishing site is already offline and so I cant do anything even if I wanted to, this is just for future reference

Looking to get in touch with someone can help with a couple projects plz send DM not sure if I can post here?

Is there someone who knows how to trace the date, time and location of when a google account was created?

I've had an idea to form a black hat mercenarie group that goes after Russia and China cartels etc. Would this be possible.

I’m completely tech illiterate, I’m on my 4th iPhone and everywhere I go people seem to know more than they should. At work they are blatant about it. Everyone tells me I’m paranoid. I’m not I notice funny things while I’m on the net. My battery drains fast and my apps crash a lot. I’ll type in passcode and a digit will delete and I have to retype several times. Not every time I put it in. It’s like whoever is doing this wants me to know. Idc I have nothing to hide but I’m trying to educate myself. Any information on how this is possible is greatly appreciated. I’m stoner and click on things I shouldn’t sometimes. Is it possible to get them out? I’ve factory reset and changed Apple ID thanks

Is it still possible to gain remote access control over someone’s pc using malware?

Good morning,

When I was a kid, I used to hang around with a crew called Division 7. Their old website, which is no longer available, can be seen on the Wayback Machine at the following link: https://web.archive.org/web/20021201082501/http://division7.us/. I am currently trying to reconnect with the members of this crew and would be delighted if anyone has any information or knows someone from the team who could help me get in touch. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Members and their nicknames :

pHrail

saymyname

smurf

barbiedoll

Tekn|CaL

shells

Redhat

optics

bringer

cr0n

Arsenic

shad0w

nexxt

elu1d

digitalrat

xanax

click

razor

Thank you for your time.

Hi there, I’ll get straight to the point. I had 20 USD coupons with no minimum cart value. I knew it won’t work again on the same phone or the same WiFi so I bought a new android phone, went to a friend’s house that never made a temu account or order, used his WiFi to create the account with the new phone, new location, new gmail/google play account and guess what? THEY STILL TELL ME I am a returning user. I keep thinking there was some leak, somewhere, somehow but when I go over the steps, there isn’t any other than using a link from a facebook ad from an old Facebook account. Copy pasted that ad link so I could get the coupon, there is no other way to get it for my country.

So what is it? The ad link? Is the ad link tailored for my specific Facebook account thus them knowing I am a returning user? Does anyone have any insight into this?

Hey folks,

I'm a 16-year-old who's been coding professionally at a few companies with Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, C#, C++, and C. Yep, I've got my hands in quite a few cookie jars! 🍪 Now, I'm very interested in diving deeper into hacking and cybersecurity.

I've poked around with hacking tools on my own, but I reckon having a mentor would turbocharge my learning. So, if you're a seasoned hacker or cybersecurity whiz who doesn't mind taking on a young padawan, I'd love to tag along for the ride.

Just to be clear, I'm all about using these skills for good, not evil... or a mix of both :)

If you're up for sharing your wisdom, hit me up.

Hey everyone,

I've been diving into the history of hacking lately, particularly impressed by the era around 2009 when high-profile hacks seemed to be more prevalent. Back then, it felt like government sites, public figures' information, and all sorts of data breaches were more common.

But as I look at the cybersecurity landscape today, it seems like things have changed. Governments and companies have ramped up their defenses, technologies have advanced, and there's a lot more awareness about cybersecurity.

So, I'm curious: Is hacking like it was in 2009 still possible today? Can someone with the right skills and tools still pull off those kinds of large-scale breaches? Or has the game fundamentally changed?

What are your thoughts? Have you witnessed any recent hacks that remind you of the Wild West days of hacking?

The sieve reborn!

Damn Vulnerable Android Components (DVAC) is an educational Android application intentionally designed to expose and demonstrate vulnerabilities related to various Android components such as Activities, Intents, Content Providers, and Broadcast Receivers. It is structured as a password manager application to manage and store passwords securely (LOL).

Licensed under open source GNU GPLv3.

Download now - https://github.com/zinja-coder/Damn-Vulnerable-Android-Components

Official Writeup - https://medium.com/@zinjacoder/the-dvac-damn-vulnerable-android-components-the-sieve-apk-reborn-writeup-e096600ec27d

https://medium.com/@red.whisperer/how-a-blackbox-target-turned-to-whitebox-with-recon-e46536672702

For more content about hacking, follow - https://twitter.com/chux13786509

Hi. Is it possible to get information about a person by knowing just his first name and mobile number? Thanks.

This article https://www.zdnet.com/article/fbi-seizes-weleakinfo-a-website-that-sold-access-breached-data/ was written about how weleakinfo was seized because it was selling leaked personal information. However, there are still other sites that remain up to this day such as dehashed and snusbase, even though you could apparently buy leaked personal information on those sites too. Why is this?

Why does the law not apply to these other sites the same way it applied to weleakinfo?

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And a free API you can integrate into existing services - https://cavalier.hudsonrock.com/docs (integrated into services like IntelTechniques, Osint Industries, etc)

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I have a Youtube channel and I am 100% sure it is being botted, and unfortunately Youtube is beyond useless when it comes to helping out whatsoever obviously, so I'm trying to do this myself. My channel does pretty well monthly, but some videos I post get this random spike of like 10,000 views in an hour, and it's all from third world countries (India, Vietnam, Egypt) with an average view duration of like 9 seconds. Keep in mind my audience is mostly from the US/UK/Canada and watches at least 5 minutes of every video. It is automatically killing the videos I post.

I can see where the external traffic is from, the sites, but they don't exist, I'm fairly sure they're just domains for proxies. How can I uncover this, I have family to take care of so its actually going to destroy my livelihood at this rate..

How long would it take to crack all tree nodes by an adversary like a government.

Long story short, my privacy has been breached probably through WiFi and now all my internet devices and home and personal appliances, applications are tapped. I’m not technically smart when it comes to networking but changing my WiFi isn’t helping idk if throwing my phone away and creating new online identities will help. What’re some basic and intermediate things I can do to help block what is going on.

Any recommendations for tutorials ? I got the wordlists just can’t seem to get the commands right

We discussed Splunk configuration files namely, props.conf,transforms.conf,fields.conf,inputs.conf, indexes.conf and mentioned the purpose and goal of each one of them. Splunk configuration files are used to configure log parsing rules, fields extraction and set log storage and retention rules. Use these config files when Splunk doesn’t extract the fields properly from the provided log file or when you have unique format for your logs. For demonstration purposes, we solved TryHackMe Fixit challenge that lets us to practically test our knowledge in configuring log parsing rules with Splunk.

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So if you had to use your own home internet and computers or laptops how would you setup your network, vms and etc. Share what you would do to keep yourself anonymous and from being caught out.