We have a sophisticated Botnet behind us, but unlike others, we don't use it to attack companies or to make great damage, but we use it to phish an extreme amount of data. These includes other ordinary (rich) people's data, paypal and credit card info, gift cards, and a whole lot of other things.

We have a sophisticated Botnet behind us, but unlike others, we don't use it to attack companies or to make great damage, but we use it to phish an extreme amount of data. These includes other ordinary (rich) people's data, paypal and credit card info, gift cards, and a whole lot of other things.

We have a sophisticated Botnet behind us, but unlike others, we don't use it to attack companies or to make great damage, but we use it to phish an extreme amount of data. These includes other ordinary (rich) people's data, paypal and credit card info, gift cards, and a whole lot of other things.

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We have a sophisticated Botnet behind us, but unlike others, we don't use it to attack companies or to make great damage, but we use it to phish an extreme amount of data. These includes other ordinary (rich) people's data, paypal and credit card info, gift cards, and a whole lot of other things.

We have a sophisticated Botnet behind us, but unlike others, we don't use it to attack companies or to make great damage, but we use it to phish an extreme amount of data. These includes other ordinary (rich) people's data, paypal and credit card info, gift cards, and a whole lot of other things.

We have a sophisticated Botnet behind us, but unlike others, we don't use it to attack companies or to make great damage, but we use it to phish an extreme amount of data. These includes other ordinary (rich) people's data, paypal and credit card info, gift cards, and a whole lot of other things.

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Roadmap Progress (as of June 2025) OPSEC Introduction OPSEC Introduction 📝 Explaining Concepts 📝 Explaining Concepts Privacy, Anonymity, Plausible Deniability, Decentralisation, Security, and 0days What is my Attack Surface ? Governments, Centralisation, and Law Enforcement Governments fear Decentralisation and Anonymity Lawfare Explained 📝 Explaining OPSEC ⭐ 📝 Explaining OPSEC ⭐ Audit your OPSEC and determine the appropriate internet use Internet Usage Segmentation Setup OPSEC: Using the...

Anonymous 08/23/2016 (Tue) 12:48:32 [Preview] No. 363 del Why not USB? I believe "BadUSB" kind of attack (that may happen with specially crafted hardware only) can be mitigated by forbidding/whitelisting USB hardware that is not Mass Storage device.