hacking: security in practice
cryprolocking scammers

I have been a fan of Jim Browning and the other folks fighting the good fight against the scammers out of India, and it occurred to me after watching the videos of their giant operation to play pranks on them just how much money these scammers make.

Seems to me, there is a perfect opportunity to take a scourge of the legitimate IT world and turn it on another of the world's biggest and worst entities. Has anyone considered using something like the SaaS versions of cryptolocker and using the core component of the scam (a remote connection) to let it loose on their network. Who cares if they pay, right? Whether they do or not, it means they are shut down for a while.

Any thoughts? I wouldn't know where to begin even trying to get a hold of the software for this, but you might.

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Wombat’s Bug Bounty Program with Immunefi — Earn up to $500,000!

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Wombat’s Bug Bounty Program with Immunefi — Earn up to $500,000!
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Cross-Site Scripting — XSS [CWE-79] — The Hacktivists
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Cross-Site scripting or XSS is a weakness that is caused by improper neutralization of input during web page generation.Continue reading on Medium » (https://thehacktivists.medium.com/cross-site-scripting-xss-cwe-79-the-hacktivists-e45883aae16e?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Cross-Site Scripting — XSS [CWE-79] — The Hacktivists

Cross-Site scripting or XSS is a weakness that is caused by improper neutralization of input during web page generation.Continue reading on Medium »
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Incorrect Default Permissions [CWE-276] — The Hacktivists

Incorrect Default Permissions weakness describes a case where software sets insecure permissions to objects on a system.Continue reading on Medium »
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Improper Handling of Undefined Parameters [CWE-236] — The Hacktivists

Improper Handling of Undefined Parameters describes a case when an application uses an undefined parameter, field, or argument.Continue reading on Medium »
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Incorrect Default Permissions [CWE-276] — The Hacktivists
https://thehacktivists.medium.com/incorrect-default-permissions-cwe-276-the-hacktivists-bf79d1ba6ad2?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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Hacking on Medium
BITB : Browser In The Browser Attack

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Disclaimer : This article is strongly “only for educational purpose”. Read, learn and share awareness about how anyone can be safe from…

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Improper Handling of Undefined Parameters [CWE-236] — The Hacktivists
https://thehacktivists.medium.com/improper-handling-of-undefined-parameters-cwe-236-the-hacktivists-19db4c4b9a56?source=rss------bug_bounty-5

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"Reverse the Connection" on Scammers using software like teamviewer or anydesk?

I have been watching scambaiting youtubers recently, and one in particular (Jim Browning) says he can "reverse the connection" when scammers enter his PC using remote connection software like anydesk, therefore giving him access to their PC.

It's been said that he isn't using RATs anymore, so what could this possibly be?

My only guess is that he uses something like wireshark to find the scammers IP, and searches their network for any outdated services, but this seems unreliable.

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How does doxxing work

(My sister recently got doxxed and I was just curious how it works, like would someone that doesn't post that much information about them can they be doxxed?)

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