04/21/12

ToR-Relays -DeepWeb Info

Inspector -information about ToR-Relays

gAtO iS hApPy pUpPy – found the ToR Inspector site in the .onion. This site has information about all ToR-Relays around the world and it indicates if this ToR-Relay is BAD-GOOD-ERROR-REJECT status. Let’s say that you are planning an adventure into ToR land the (paranoid security -techy-talk) thing about ToR that you have to remember is the Entry Node into ToR and the Exit Relay out of ToR. ToR- the .Onion is legal.

ToR security: When you go into ToR the .onion your computer must enter the -ToR-Matrix- so the first ToR-Relay is your entry point and when you leave the .onion your Exit-Relay is logged by your ISP. All they know is that you went into ToR and you left. They don’t know anything about your session in the deepWeb. Using the ToR network is not illegal so far today anywhere. In places like the middle east and China it’s becoming a problem for these governments so they try mess with the ToR-Relays all the time. On this site [1]ToR Relay Inspector you can see if your entry and exit -TOR-Relays are working good and have not been compromised.

IP - Router Details- Version-Platform Tor-Relay-information

 

 

 

With the tools on this page I can look at all the US ToR-Relays, or Russia, China I can see their status, I can see the current version of the relay so I know what can happened – Think of it as as Patch-management on the fly, we see the OS platform of the relay: Here is a clearWeb Example>of a ToR-Relay>

http://torstatus.blutmagie.de/router_detail.php?FP=bcc93397b50c1ac75c94452954a5bcda01f47215

 

Now that we know all this information about my ToR-Relay I may want to be active and select my own Entry-Exit ToR-Relay, on this page I can create an exclude-Entry-&-Exit-Node so when I can tell my ToR connection what to use. In a place like China were the government is always bring to find and corrupt ToR-Relays this is a great tool. As security people we need to look at this project which is Donation Only funding and help them. The DeepWeb is open just like Pandora the masses are exploring it and once they feel free and safe it may help them just like it did in the Arab Spring. gAtO know the deepWeb is being used by the bad guy’s too but just like a tool. With a hammer you can build a house or use it to hit mouses for gAtO dinner- This is a good page for any Security Reseracher to learn but some bad things are I can see the IP of all the Relays and maybe I can now do a DDoS attack to keep that Relays down – A government can use this tool to see every ToR-Relay in their country and DDoS them, maybe-sI-nO- gAtO oUt

 

InspecTor / ExcludeNodes generator

[1] http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/badtornodes/

The following list provides information about relays that have been checked for injecting content over HTTP-connections.

Furthermore it allows you to create a string, that is used to prohibit your Tor client to use specific nodes when building circuits.

For more information you should read this useful HowTo.

If a relay is marked good, it doesn’t mean it is good at all, but the test went well. It could modify content under special circumstances.

This list is not complete (and won’t be), but will get updated regularly. New nodes appear every day and we also recheck known ones.

Note: This is not a real-time test, it was created a few hours or days ago.

 

For contact or to report suspicious nodes you know about, just use badtornodes@TorPM.

(GnuPG Public Key with fingerprint BBE0 C6B1 1245 07C9 8C48 2D67 1B4F 850B 0E1A 29E8)

I won’t publish the source code of this service in its actual state. If you have no trust in this list, don’t use it.


http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/badtornodes/

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04/15/12

Latino Anonymous Phenomenon

gAtO hAs- been following the Anonymous Phenomenon since it began a few years ago but gATO have also seen this year especially an ever increasing Latino flavor to Anonymous. As the Arab spring has taught people that are oppressed to band together and fight Latino Nations have also been targeted more and more. I know

ViVa CYbEr LaTiNos

that Latino Nations like Brazil has a great digital infrastructure and it’s a fact that as more and more countries integrate their digital infrastructure to support business and commerce the population have also adapted to this especially in the Smart-Phone and game console market. These devices have enabled many who were digitally oppressed to venture into the web. As we move into the digital world we of course become more vulnerable to the pit-falls of the web.

bIg mEoWs 2 LaTiNoS – I am glad that we are doing something online to make it a better world

gAtO is Latino born and I can tell you in some Latin Nations the government is oppressive so I can see why Anonymous and hacktavism is attractive and we see this phenomenon all over pasterbin more and more posting of the “el presidente” and such get hacked. Below I have included some of the current hacks – Columbia, Mexico, Spain and Brazil all kinds of latinos have banned under the Anonymous umbrella and learned that together they can fight to change their country and the world. Another thing is Latinas (yes the ladies) are more and more pressing the hacks and “Tango Down” has become not only a dance but a chance to feel strong, to feel free and empowered to do better for their families and friends  -gAtO oUt

Columbia

Web Hive Operation Colombia

http://pastebin.com/dAAbY97X”>http://pastebin.com/dAAbY97X

Mexico

********HACKED BY XEESOFT & IDEPENDENCIA MEXICO #SECTOR404*********

http://pastebin.com/thRF8qSC”>http://pastebin.com/thRF8qSC

Mexico helps Colombia hackers

Spain

http://pastebin.com/SGVw1xHB”>http://pastebin.com/SGVw1xHB

Brazil

http://pastebin.com/3SaeLMVd”>http://pastebin.com/3SaeLMVd

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03/31/12

Anonymous Attacks China CyberWar

gAtO sEe – @AnonymousChina has started a new Hacktivist operation in China. gAtOchecked some of these sites, and they are still down. After Mr. Dillion Beresford epic trip to cyber China back one year ago (Glass Dragon: China’s Cyber Offense Obscures Woeful Defense) and showed us how bad China’s security really was and still is today. Anonymous will have Lulz in China’s digital hacker heaven.

Anonymous for all their trolling, hell raising, pranking for the Lulz have to face the facts that they have also developed a political conscience. (SpiderMan) “With great power, comes great responsibility”

Gabriella Coleman, an anthropologist who specializes in digital media, hackers and the law, describes today’s Anonymous as an octopus with tentacles in both regional and international politics.

“It was so interesting to see this phenomenon that was all about Internet trolling and hellraising and pranking develop a political conscience. But it was so contained,” said Coleman, who teaches at Mc-Gill. “Then in the last year and a half, it has burst out of this niche and grown tentacles of all sorts.”

AnonymousChina PasterBin post is below and yes some of these sites will be down for a few  weeks or longer for one they don’t have the talent to fix these low hanging fruits. The Chinese are training new Cyber Warriors but their efforts are more offensive and recon that defensive from the open government sites I have seen in China in my travels (cYbEr ToUrIsTa)- gAtO oUt

Mass Deface by @AnonymousChina http://pastebin.com/f7nFSFgq

BY: A GUEST ON MAR 30TH, 2012  |  SYNTAX: NONE  |  SIZE: 9.27 KB  |  HITS: 1,688  |  EXPIRES: NEVER

Follow @AnonymousChina

https://twitter.com/AnonymousChina

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02/15/12

Cyber Militia Models -Offensive

Offensive Cyber Militia Models

Volunteer based non-state actors have played an important part in many international cyber conflicts of the past two decades. In order to better understand this threat I describe three theoretical models for volunteer based offensive cyber militias: the Forum, the Cell and the Hierarchy. The Forum is an ad-hoc cyber militia form that is organized around a central communications platform, where the members share information and tools necessary to carry out cyber attacks against their chosen adversary. The Cell model refers to hacker cells, which engage in politically motivated hacking over extended periods of time. The Hierarchy refers to the traditional hierarchical model, which may be encountered in government sponsored volunteer organizations, as well as in cohesive self-organized non-state actors. For each model, I give an example and describe the model’s attributes, strengths and weaknesses using qualitative analysis. The models are based on expert opinion on different types of cyber militias that have been seen in cyber conflicts. These theoretical models provide a framework for categorizing volunteer based offensive cyber militias of non-trivial size.

1. Introduction

The widespread application of Internet services has given rise to a new contested space, where people with conflicting ideals or values strive to succeed, sometimes by attacking the systems and services of the other side. It is interesting to note that in most public cases of cyber conflict the offensive side is not identified as a state actor, at least not officially. Instead, it often looks like citizens take part in hactivist campaigns or patriotic hacking on their own, volunteering for the cyber front.

Cases like the 2007 cyber attacks against Estonia are a good example where an informal non-state cyber militia has become a threat to national security. In order to understand the threat posed by these volunteer cyber militias I provide three models of how such groups can be organized and analyze the strengths and weaknesses of each.

The three models considered are the Forum, the Cell and the Hierarchy. The models are applicable to groups of non-trivial size, which require internal assignment of responsibilities and authority.

1.1 Methodandlimitations

In this paper I use theoretical qualitative analysis in order to describe the attributes, strengths and weaknesses of three offensively oriented cyber militia models. I have chosen the three plausible models based on what can be observed in recent cyber conflicts. The term model refers to an abstract description of relationships between members of the cyber militia, including command, control and mentoring relationships, as well as the operating principles of the militia.

Note, however, that the description of the models is based on theoretical reasoning and expert opinion. It offers abstract theoretical models in an ideal setting. There may not be a full match to any of them in reality or in the examples provided. It is more likely to see either combinations of different models or models that do not match the description in full. On the other hand, the models should serve as useful frameworks for analyzing volunteer groups in the current and coming cyber conflicts.

In preparing this work, I communicated with and received feedback from a number of recognized experts in the field of cyber conflict research. I wish to thank them all for providing comments on my proposed models: Prof Dorothy Denning (Naval Postgraduate School), Dr Jose Nazario (Arbor Networks), Prof Samuel Liles (Purdue University Calumet), Mr Jeffrey Carr (Greylogic) and Mr Kenneth Geers (Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence).

2. The forum

The global spread of the Internet allows people to connect easily and form „cyber tribes“, which can range from benign hobby groups to antagonistic ad-hoc cyber militias. (Williams 2007, Ottis 2008, Carr 2009, Nazario 2009, Denning 2010) In the case of an ad-hoc cyber militia, the Forum unites like- minded people who are “willing and able to use cyber attacks in order to achieve a political goal.“ It serves as a command and control platform where more active members can post motivational materials, attack instructions, attack tools, etc. (Denning 2010)

This particular model, as well as the strengths and weaknesses covered in this section, are based on (Ottis 2010b). A good example of this model in recent cyber conflicts is the stopgeorgia.ru forum during the Russia-Georgia war in 2008 (Carr 2009).

2.1 Attributes

The Forum is an on-line meeting place for people who are interested in a particular subject. I use Forum as a conceptual term referring to the people who interact in the on-line meeting place. The technical implementation of the meeting place could take many different forms: web forum, Internet Relay Chat channel, social network subgroup, etc. It is important that the Forum is accessible over Internet and preferably easy to find. The latter condition is useful for recruiting new members and providing visibility to the agenda of the group.

The Forum mobilizes in response to an event that is important to the members. While there can be a core group of people who remain actively involved over extended periods of time, the membership can be expected to surge in size when the underlying issue becomes “hot“. Basically, the Forum is like a flash mob that performs cyber attacks instead of actions on the streets. As such, the Forum is more ad-hoc than permanent, because it is likely to disband once the underlying event is settled.

The membership of the Forum forms a loose network centered on the communications platform, where few, if any, people know each other in real life and the entire membership is not known to any single person (Ottis 2010b). Most participate anonymously, either providing an alias or by remaining passive on the communication platform. In general, the Forum is an informal group, although specific roles can be assumed by individual members. For example, there could be trainers, malware providers, campaign planners, etc. (Ottis 2010b) Some of the Forum members may also be active in cyber crime. In that case, they can contribute resources such as malware or use of a botnet to the Forum.

The membership is diverse, in terms of skills, resources and location. While there seems to be evidence that a lot of the individuals engaged in such activities are relatively unskilled in cyber attack techniques (Carr 2009), when supplemented with a few more experienced members the group can be much more effective and dangerous (Ottis 2010a).

Since most of the membership remains anonymous and often passive on the communications platform, the leadership roles will be assumed by those who are active in communicating their intent, plans and expertise. (Denning 2010) However, this still does not allow for strong command and control, as each member can decide what, if any, action to take.

2.2 Strengths

One of the most important strengths of a loose network is that it can form very quickly. Following an escalation in the underlying issue, all it takes is a rallying cry on the Internet and within hours or even minutes the volunteers can gather around a communications platform, share attack instructions, pick targets and start performing cyber attacks.

As long as there is no need for tightly controlled operations, in terms of timing, resource use and targeting, there is very little need for management. The network is also easily scalable, as anyone can join and there is no lengthy vetting procedure.

The diversity of the membership means that it is very difficult for the defenders to analyze and counter the attacks. The source addresses are likely distributed globally (black listing will be inefficient) and the different skills and resources ensure heterogeneous attack traffic (no easy patterns). In addition, experienced attackers can use this to conceal precision strikes against critical services and systems.

While it may seem that neutralizing the communications platform (via law enforcement action, cyber attack or otherwise) is an easy way to neutralize the militia, this may not be the case. The militia can easily regroup at a different communications platform in a different jurisdiction. Attacking the Forum directly may actually increase the motivation of the members.

Last, but not least, it is very difficult to attribute these attacks to a state, as they can (seem to) be a true (global) grass roots campaign, even if there is some form of state sponsorship. Some states may take advantage of this fact by allowing such activity to continue in their jurisdiction, blaming legal obstacles or lack of capability for their inactivity. It is also possible for government operatives to “create” a “grass roots” Forum movement in support of the government agenda. (Ottis 2009)

2.3 Weaknesses

A clear weakness of this model is the difficulty to command and control the Forum. Membership is not formalized and often it is even not visible on the communication platform, because passive readers can just take ideas from there and execute the attacks on their own. This uncoordinated approach can seriously hamper the effectiveness of the group as a whole. It may also lead to uncontrolled expansion of conflict, when members unilaterally attack third parties on behalf of the Forum.

A problem with the loose network is that it is often populated with people who do not have experience with cyber attacks. Therefore, their options are limited to primitive manual attacks or preconfigured automated attacks using attack kits or malware. (Ottis 2010a) They are highly reliant on instructions and tools from more experienced members of the Forum.

The Forum is also prone to infiltration, as it must rely on relatively easily accessible communication channels. If the communication point is hidden, the group will have difficulties in recruiting new members. The assumption is, therefore, that the communication point can be easily found by both potential recruits, as well as infiltrators. Since there is no easy way to vet the incoming members, infiltration should be relatively simple.

Another potential weakness of the Forum model is the presumption of anonymity. If the membership can be infiltrated and convinced that their anonymity is not guaranteed, they will be less likely to participate in the cyber militia. Options for achieving this can include “exposing” the “identities” of the infiltrators, arranging meetings in real life, offering tools that have a phone-home functionality to the members, etc. Note that some of these options may be illegal, depending on the circumstances. (Ottis 2010b)

3. The cell

Another model for a volunteer cyber force that has been seen is a hacker cell. In this case, the generic term hacker is used to encompass all manner of people who perform cyber attacks on their own, regardless of their background, motivation and skill level. It includes the hackers, crackers and script kiddies described by Young and Aitel (2004). The hacker cell includes several hackers who commit cyber attacks on a regular basis over extended periods of time. Examples of hacker cells are Team Evil and Team Hell, as described in Carr (2009).

3.1 Attributes

Unlike the Forum, the Cell members are likely to know each other in real life, while remaining anonymous to the outside observer. Since their activities are almost certainly illegal, they need to trust each other. This limits the size of the group and requires a (lengthy) vetting procedure for any new recruits. The vetting procedure can include proof of illegal cyber attacks.

The command and control structure of the Cell can vary from a clear self-determined hierarchy to a flat organization, where members coordinate their actions, but do not give or receive orders. In theory, several Cells can coordinate their actions in a joint campaign, forming a confederation of hacker cells.

The Cells can exist for a long period of time, in response to a long-term problem, such as the Israel- Palestine conflict. The activity of such a Cell ebbs and flows in accordance with the intensity of the underlying conflict. The Cell may even disband for a period of time, only to reform once the situation intensifies again.

Since hacking is a hobby (potentially a profession) for the members, they are experienced with the use of cyber attacks. One of the more visible types of attacks that can be expected from a Cell is the website defacement. Defacement refers to the illegal modification of website content, which often includes a message from the attacker, as well as the attacker’s affiliation. The Zone-H web archive lists thousands of examples of such activity, as reported by the attackers. Many of the attacks are clearly politically motivated and identify the Cell that is responsible.

Some members of the Cell may be involved with cyber crime. For example, the development, dissemination, maintenance and use of botnets for criminal purposes. These resources can be used for politically motivated cyber attacks on behalf of the Cell.

3.2 Strengths

A benefit of the Cell model is that it can mobilize very quickly, as the actors presumably already have each other’s contact information. In principle, the Cell can mobilize within minutes, although it likely takes hours or days to complete the process.

A Cell is quite resistant to infiltration, because the members can be expected to establish their hacker credentials before being allowed to join. This process may include proof of illegal attacks.

Since the membership can be expected to be experienced in cyber attack techniques, the Cell can be quite effective against unhardened targets. However, hardened targets may or may not be within the reach of the Cell, depending on their specialty and experience. Prior hacking experience also allows them to cover their tracks better, should they wish to do so.

3.3 Weaknesses

While a Cell model is more resistant to countermeasures than the Forum model, it does offer potential weaknesses to exploit. The first opportunity for exploitation is the hacker’s ego. Many of the more visible attacks, including defacements, leave behind the alias or affiliation of the attacker, in order to claim the bragging rights. (Carr 2009) This seems to indicate that they are quite confident in their skills and proud of their achievements. As such, they are potentially vulnerable to personal attacks, such as taunting or ridiculing in public. Stripping the anonymity of the Cell may also work, as at least some members could lose their job and face law enforcement action in their jurisdiction. (Carr 2009) As described by Ottis (2010b), it is probably not necessary to actually identify all the members of the Cell. Even if the identity of a few of them is revealed or if the corresponding perception can be created among the membership, the trust relationship will be broken and the effectiveness of the group will decrease.

Prior hacking experience also provides a potential weakness. It is more likely that the law enforcement know the identity of a hacker, especially if he or she continues to use the same affiliation or hacker alias. While there may not be enough evidence or damage or legal base for law enforcement action in response to their criminal attacks, the politically motivated attacks may provide a different set of rules for the local law enforcement.

The last problem with the Cell model is scalability. There are only so many skilled hackers who are willing to participate in a politically motivated cyber attack. While this number may still overwhelm a small target, it is unlikely to have a strong effect on a large state.

4. The hierarchy

The third option for organizing a volunteer force is to adopt a traditional hierarchical structure. This approach is more suitable for government sponsored groups or other cohesive groups that can agree to a clear chain of command. For example, the People’s Liberation Army of China is known to include militia type units in their IW battalions. (Krekel 2009) The model can be divided into two generic sub- models: anonymous and identified membership.

4.1 Attributes

The Hierarchy model is similar in concept to military units, where a unit commander exercises power over a limited number of sub-units. The number of command levels depends on the overall size of the organization.

Each sub-unit can specialize on some specific task or role. For example, the list of sub-unit roles can include reconnaissance, infiltration/breaching, exploitation, malware/exploit development and training. Depending on the need, there can be multiple sub-units with the same role. Consider the analogy of an infantry battalion, which may include a number of infantry companies, anti-tank and mortar platoons, a reconnaissance platoon, as well as various support units (communications, logistics), etc. This specialization and role assignment allows the militia unit to conduct a complete offensive cyber operation from start to finish.

A Hierarchy model is the most likely option for a state sponsored entity, since it offers a more formalized and understandable structure, as well as relatively strong command and control ability. The control ability is important, as the actions of a state sponsored militia are by definition attributable to the state.

However, a Hierarchy model is not an automatic indication of state sponsorship. Any group that is cohesive enough to determine a command structure amongst them can adopt a hierarchical structure. This is very evident in Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOG), such as World of Warcraft or EVE Online, where players often form hierarchical groups (guilds, corporations, etc.) in order to achieve a common goal. The same approach is possible for a cyber militia as well. In fact, Williams (2007) suggests that gaming communities can be a good recruiting ground for a cyber militia.

While the state sponsored militia can be expected to have identified membership (still, it may be anonymous to the outside observer) due to control reasons, a non-state militia can consist of anonymous members that are only identified by their screen names.

4.2 Strengths

The obvious strength of a hierarchical militia is the potential for efficient command and control. The command team can divide the operational responsibilities to specialized sub-units and make sure that their actions are coordinated. However, this strength may be wasted by incompetent leadership or other factors, such as overly restrictive operating procedures.

A hierarchical militia may exist for a long time even without ongoing conflict. During “peacetime“, the militia’s capabilities can be improved with recruitment and training. This degree of formalized preparation with no immediate action in sight is something that can set the hierarchy apart from the Forum and the Cell.

If the militia is state sponsored, then it can enjoy state funding, infrastructure, as well as cooperation from other state entities, such as law enforcement or intelligence community. This would allow the militia to concentrate on training and operations.

4.3 Weaknesses

A potential issue with the Hierarchy model is scalability. Since this approach requires some sort of vetting or background checks before admitting a new member, it may be time consuming and therefore slow down the growth of the organization.

Another potential issue with the Hierarchy model is that by design there are key persons in the hierarchy. Those persons can be targeted by various means to ensure that they will not be effective or available during a designated period, thus diminishing the overall effectiveness of the militia. A hierarchical militia may also have issues with leadership if several people contend for prestigious positions. This potential rift in the cohesion of the unit can potentially be exploited by infiltrator agents.

Any activities attributed to the state sponsored militia can further be attributed to the state. This puts heavy restrictions on the use of cyber militia “during peacetime“, as the legal framework surrounding state use of cyber attacks is currently unclear. However, in a conflict scenario, the state attribution is likely not a problem, because the state is party to the conflict anyway. This means that a state sponsored offensive cyber militia is primarily useful as a defensive capability between conflicts. Only during conflict can it be used in its offensive role.

While a state sponsored cyber militia may be more difficult (but not impossible) to infiltrate, they are vulnerable to public information campaigns, which may lead to low public and political support, decreased funding and even official disbanding of the militia. On the other hand, if the militia is not state sponsored, then it is prone to infiltration and internal information operations similar to the one considered at the Forum model.

Of the three models, the hierarchy probably takes the longest to establish, as the chain of command and role assignments get settled. During this process, which could take days, months or even years, the militia is relatively inefficient and likely not able to perform any complex operations.

5. Comparison

When analyzing the three models, it quickly becomes apparent that there are some aspects that are similar to all of them. First, they are not constrained by location. While the Forum and the Cell are by default dispersed, even a state sponsored hierarchical militia can operate from different locations.

Second, since they are organizations consisting of humans, then one of the more potent ways to neutralize cyber militias is through information operations, such as persuading them that their identities have become known to the law enforcement, etc.

Third, all three models benefit from a certain level of anonymity. However, this also makes them susceptible for infiltration, as it is difficult to verify the credentials and intent of a new member.

On the other hand, there are differences as well. Only one model lends itself well to state sponsored entities (hierarchy), although, in principle, it is possible to use all three approaches to bolster the state’s cyber power.

The requirement for formalized chain of command and division of responsibilities means that the initial mobilization of the Hierarchy can be expected to take much longer than the more ad-hoc Forum or Cell. In case of short conflicts, this puts the Hierarchy model at a disadvantage.

Then again, the Hierarchy model is more likely to adopt a “peace time” mission of training and recruitment in addition to the “conflict” mission, while the other two options are more likely to be mobilized only in time of conflict. This can offset the slow initial formation limitation of the Hierarchy, if the Hierarchy is established well before the conflict.

While the Forum can rely on their numbers and use relatively primitive attacks, the Cell is capable of more sophisticated attacks due to their experience. The cyber attack capabilities of the Hierarchy, however, can range from trivial to complex.

It is important to note that the three options covered here can be combined in many ways, depending on the underlying circumstances and the personalities involved.

Conclusion

Politically motivated cyber attacks are becoming more frequent every year. In most cases the cyber conflicts include offensive non-state actors (spontaneously) formed from volunteers. Therefore, it is important to study these groups.

I have provided a theoretical way to categorize non-trivial cyber militias based on their organization. The three theoretical models are: the Forum, the Cell and the Hierarchy. In reality, it is unlikely to see a pure form of any of these, as different groups can include aspects of several models. However, the strengths and weaknesses identified should serve as useful guides to dealing with the cyber militia threat.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here should not be interpreted as the official policy of the Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

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Carr, J. (2009) Inside Cyber Warfare. Sebastopol: O’Reilly Media.
Denning, D. E. (2010) “Cyber Conflict as an Emergent Social Phenomenon.” In Holt, T. & Schell, B. (Eds.)

Corporate Hacking and Technology-Driven Crime: Social Dynamics and Implications. IGI Global, pp 170-

186.
Krekel, B., DeWeese, S., Bakos, G., Barnett, C. (2009) Capability of the People’s Republic of China to Conduct

Cyber Warfare and Computer Network Exploitation. Report for the US-China Economic and Security

Review Commission.
Nazario, J. (2009) “Politically Motivated Denial of Service Attacks.” In Czosseck, C. & Geers, K. (Eds.) The Virtual

Battlefield: Perspectives on Cyber Warfare. Amsterdam: IOS Press, pp 163-181.

Ottis, R. (2008) “Analysis of the 2007 Cyber Attacks Against Estonia from the Information Warfare Perspective.” In Proceedings of the 7th European Conference on Information Warfare and Security. Reading: Academic Publishing Limited, pp 163-168.

Ottis, R. (2009) ”Theoretical Model for Creating a Nation-State Level Offensive Cyber Capability.” In Proceedings of the 8th European Conference on Information Warfare and Security. Reading: Academic Publishing Limited, pp 177-182.

Ottis, R. (2010a) “From Pitch Forks to Laptops: Volunteers in Cyber Conflicts.” In Czosseck, C. and Podins, K. (Eds.) Conference on Cyber Conflict. Proceedings 2010. Tallinn: CCD COE Publications, pp 97-109.
Ottis, R. (2010b) “Proactive Defence Tactics Against On-Line Cyber Militia.” In Proceedings of the 9th European

Conference on Information Warfare and Security. Reading: Academic Publishing Limited, pp 233-237. Williams, G., Arreymbi, J. (2007) Is Cyber Tribalism Winning Online Information Warfare? In Proceedings of

ISSE/SECURE 2007 Securing Electronic Business Processes. Wiesbaden: Vieweg. On-line:

http://www.springerlink.com/content/t2824n02g54552m5/n

Young, S., Aitel, D. (2004) The Hacker’s Handbook. The Strategy behind Breaking into and Defending Networks. Boca Raton: Auerbach.

Keywords: cyber conflict, cyber militia, cyber attack, patriotic hacking, on-line communities

Rain Ottis
Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, Tallinn, Estonia 
rain.ottis@ccdcoe.org

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02/5/12

Recon the Deep Web

Tools – NAT FW – Lil’Snitch – VPN – ToR —> Bandwidth Graph – View Network -Message Log

See bottom for UpDaTe 2/22/11

gAtO wAnTeD -to explore the Deep Web to see what all the chatter is all about. So I went to torproject.org to see what tools were available. Tor has many tools like -Tails is a Live CD/USB distro preconfigured to use Tor safely and easily. gAtO has used Vidalia and firefox before just for a test drive but the slowness stopped me the first time. I have noticed Anonymous and others using the Deep Web to re-launch the LulzBoat on one of the taunts they made they gave an .onion chat room were you need to register to get in. So what is different from any other Chat room not on .onion.

First the mechanics of a Tor network hides you from anyone the good the bad and the ugly that simple. With a VPS (Virtual Private Network) from any hosting service you can create a website and deploy it in the .onion only visible Deep Web. Now even popular WebSite tools like Drupal and WordPress can publish to the deep web so people under censorship can still see your websites thru ToR. For a dissident who is monitored they can go into a Tor network and publish a site were other like mined can share information without their government or anyone else knowing. No trace. Yes the bad guy’s uses the Deep Web to peddle their wear but there is a lot of good stuff —if you can find it.

gAtO went into the Deep Web testing the water but verifying[1] that I had my shields on at all times. First it’s slow so take your time when you hit a wiki they but first check yourself http://torcheck.xenobite.eu/ this will check your safe and sound. 

First stop is TorDir http://suw74isz7wqzpmgu.onion [2] This will give you a chance to look and the tip of the iceberg. When you get to this first site – I right away went to Hacking and Related Section( to see what is out there) As you can see this is different than google search :

Comments: 5 read or add comments about this link (Anonymous) | Rating: *****

Last check: 04-02-2012 16:54:21 | Result: On | Lag: 19 seconds

Here are a few different thing about this site 1st it has comments(read Them) You should read these so you know what’s in these site. 2nd Last checked and Results and Lag Time these vary some in places I seen have 50 second lag time. Remember these are .onion sites and sometimes there on and sometimes there not. A nefarious website may not keep normal times of business so if you really thing that that site is real check back it may come back on the air. 

If you want to do more than look I recommend us a boot CD/USB with NO WRITE to your hard drive. These are tech savvy people and they may try to put a bot,worm,spy, whatever on your device as for the .onion on my personal Mobile device-NoWayDude.

 

Example of a BAD Site: do not click

CardersPlanet

First carding service from russian community. Credit cards, bank accounts, DDoS service.

http://wihwaoykcdzabadd.onion

Last check: 03-02-2012 04:41:02 | Result: Off

Just look at this site Carders Planet would you really enter this site without your bells and whistles all tight as a submarine. By the way Results:Off (so the site is Off). Then there is the monetary part BitCoins looks to be all right but I have not used them so until I experience them I will not comment. Anyway try http://k4bmdpobhqdguh2y.onion/ This has a basic list to a few site that are rather safe. I listed a few sites I found most all of them work at least when I tried them as security people we need to understand the deep web so we can use it as another tool on our belts. USCYberLabs.com/blog will be adding a .onoin site in the coming weeks and we will also use Tor-Bridge to publish to both worlds. The Deep Web needs good solid content sometimes depending on the time and place their is no other way to read information that may save a life. Freedom must be preserve the .onion network is no Dark Web it just different let work to make it better -gAtO oUt

What is a .onion site?

.onion, for all intents an purposes, acts like a top level domain (like your .com’s, .org’s, etc), but is not accessible like a normal webpage. For this reason, it’s called a pseudo top level domain. .onions are run through the Tor network (there are at least two text files on that subject, here, by Mr_Scotty and in the second section of the text here, by myself). Not only does this encrypt server-side data, but increases anonymity as well. On your normal web, a website hosting illegal content would be shut down by the country’s government that governs the host. But on your Tor Network, not only is it impossible to tell where the site is hosted – it’s impossible to take it down, as well.

References:

Tor Services

[2] Messaging – Activism, Political and Revolutionary – Adult – Blogs – Business – Email, IM, Communications – Gambling – Hacking and Related – Hosting and Content Share – Librarys – Personal Pages – Reference  – Security – Social- Social File/happiness sharing

Software

Normal Web:

Virtual Private Server (VPS)  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_private_server

Wiki Tor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_(anonymity_network)

Tor Onion Sites

[1]Tor Check torcheck.xenobite.eu <http://torcheck.xenobite.eu/

Torando:  http://b6kpigzhrdhibmos.onion/d6/

Qpastebin http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/paste/browse.php

PasteOnion http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/boi/

The Hidden Wiki – contains all SORTS of info on tor sites http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/

TORCH, a tor search engine http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/

Core .onion, a tor site directory http://4jbxjjrbakmdcmvb.onion/

Tor Check torcheck.xenobite.eu <http://torcheck.xenobite.eu/

AntiSec Embacy -http://ibhg35kgdvnb7jvw.onion/

Odd K5: http://k5oddprhqyfvhwh4.onion

Search Engine Torgler: http://oqznfi3tdo6nwg3f.onion

Leaks: Wikileaks: http://suw74isz7wqzpmgu.onion

Messaging: TorPM: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/pm/

File Hosting: sTORage: http://utovvyhaflle76gh.onion/

BLOLYLO: http://46lm7zhgildryehk.onion

ES Uploader: http://i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion

AnonyShares: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion

Gatways to I2P Susi Mail: 

German http://a5ec6f6zcxtudtch.onion

The Silk Road where u can buy drugs   silkroadvb5piz3r.onion


The Hidden Wiki! Can potentially find everything from here! http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Contains Tor Library http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/

The General Store (more drugs) http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/generalstore/

A bunch of rather popular boards (like Intel Exchange) http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/sitedex.php


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2/22/11 -Update:

gAtO found this list it is still raw and some nasty shit is on this that gAtO will never need to go,, sick bastard..

 

Here’s the hidden wiki that you can access when on Tor

http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

 

  • Assassination Market – Anonymous assassination market using Tor Bank and TorPM
  • TOR Free For All – Unmoderated area for political and other topics. Anything goes. (Guest account: user=public01 pass=public01)
  • TorTSE – A continuation of the infamous TOTSE forum which has existed since the late 80s covering almost every topic.
  • Democrat Watch – Right-wing board dedicated to criticizing Democrats (registration required)
  • The Intel Exchange – Know or need to know something? Ask and share at this underground intelligence gathering network…
  • talk.masked, clearnet version (read only) – Talks/Notes. A Janitor Joint. Mirror: rsync://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion:873/
  • K5 Odd Forums – Forum with a different interface than the common ones. Poop’s joint. (Requires HTTP referrers)
  • OnionWarez – Uncensored warez/multimedia forum. Eng/Pol. Pedo/necro/bestia/murder talk only in allowed channels.
  • anonymous bbs, gopher interface, telnet interface – Another variation of the talks style of board.
  • Tajna Community – A WIP Underground forum & file dump. Caters for most tastes. (LUP 2010-12-06)
  • TextForest – Kinda like talk.masked, but personalized. A Janitor Joint.
  • Hosted by: Freedom Hosting
  • Warez and uncensored talk Forum – Forum for warez and uncensored talk
  • HackBB – Forums for hacking, phreaking, cracking, programming, anti-forensics, and other topics centered around technology.
  • Anarcho-Syndicalist Brigade – Forums for Collectivist Anarchists and leftists to discuss things, primarily revolution
  • Muchan – Imageboard for discussing music and random stuff. Boards : /b/ (random)

 

 

 

  1. OnionIB: b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/onionib
  2. The Tor Library: am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion
  3. Hidden Wiki: http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
  4. TORDIR: http://dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion/
  5. Torch: http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/
  6. TorStatus: http://lotjbov3gzzf23hc.onion/
  7. Intel exchange boards (nothing really useful, except for gathering links) – Channers present
  8. http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/736364f4/threadlist.php?
  9. Hidden Wiki
  10. http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
  11. LiberaTor (info dump site – pdf files, risk to security)
  12. http://p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion/
  13. Dangler’s site – hired thief
  14. http://627kx22vati6uqkw.onion/
  15. cheese pizza sites
  16. Secret Corner – imageboard
  17. 7cov2loswjrmaqot
  18. Image gallery
  19. 6x77gb7ngu6nymwl
  20. video hosting
  21. opva2pilsncvtwmh
  22. http://b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/girls/topic/1045+full/
  23. lolitas
  24. http://m3hjrfh4hlqc67gb.onion/inliner.php?num=50&size=120&filter=00
  25. Core onion – directory
  26. http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/
  27. Onion chan – Captain piccard everywhere
  28. http://b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/
  29. Ebook colection
  30. https://w4dzvkf6hu5d5pha.tor2web.org/index.html
  31. Pastebin
  32. http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/paste/browse.php
  33. List of bbs
  34. http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/sitedex.php
  35. OnionIRC file host? Contains cherry pie
  36. http://nissehqau52b5kuo.onion/
  37. * axqzzpkfwezf3kku.onion – Tor Project: Anonymity Online
  38. * dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion – TORDIR – Link List
  39. * eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion – Core.onion
  40. * oqznfi3tdo6nwg3f.onion – Tor network search – Torgle v3
  41. * xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion – Freedom Hosting
  42. * 4jbxjjrbakmdcmvb.onion – TorMarks Tor Directory
  43. * a5ec6f6zcxtudtch.onion – Webinterface of “awxcnx”
  44. * c4wcxidkfhvmzhw6.onion – PrivacyBox
  45. * taswebqlseworuhc.onion – TasWeb
  46. * vdyrqdwjyx7kfnhy.onion – Welcome to vescum!
  47. * wf4df37hrebhwzts.onion – Web Design Guidelines: Onionland Style
  48. * torbankofpucsfo6.onion – Tor Bank is obsolete
  49. * vms43o4cqysakvyb.onion – The Bitcoin 4 Cash Service – Home
  50. * xqzfakpeuvrobvpj.onion – MyBitcoin – A web-based transaction processor for Bitcoin
  51. * 5pyq73pxm423mgzx.onion – potaoto – anonymous image hosting
  52. * i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion – ES Simple Uploader
  53. * xfq5l5p4g3eyrct7.onion – Onion Image Uploader
  54. * 6eranjd7c4f5rncf.onion – Public timeline – twat
  55. * ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion – blog.masked
  56. * ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion – talk.masked
  57.     * k5oddprhqyfvhwh4.onion – K5 Odd Forums
  58.     * qm3monarchzifkwa.onion – anonymous bbs
  59.     * tzdp6xe2upfbh5qv.onion – ^/\ TextForest
  60.     * 7ymfzygewl4n6usp.onion – Index of /
  61.     * clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion – HackBB » Index page
  62.     * cx4vwijytopjvedi.onion – A website
  63.     * 3terbsb5mmmdyhse.onion – hashparty ~ password cracking
  64.     * voba3xuuqisvloqe.onion – FirstSale | Convert your e-books for use on another Kindle™
  65.     * 2c2na76zih6lxmeo.onion – Index of /
  66.     * nwycvryrozllb42g.onion – Destination Unknown
  67.     * w4dzvkf6hu5d5pha.onion – BookPusher’s eBook Collection
  68.     * p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion – LiberaTor
  69.     * wxbsxbatlwtdhvvo.onion – The Occupied Potty
  70.     * s7nbvdbky4xqim7h.onion – Male animal genitalia gallery – Makloo’s Free online pictures
  71. - galleries of male horses, dogs, stallions, elephants, bulls, and other male animal …
  72.     * 3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion – DuckDuckGo
  73.     * if65je4uxyznpbjk.onion – Television Downloads And Flash Streaming
  74. @ TV-DUMP.ORG – 1 file downloads
  75. * kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion – main.paraZite.org # Anarchy files and Underground links
  76. * mlz3apezci5ya6k6.onion – Moralize.us
  77. * 2ddjd7xsni7pefcx.onion – PURE EUROPE
  78. * iwdmsbpxclyjhi4e.onion – The LG enV2
  79. * naot2jryja6iyrp5.onion – Neutering NOT Org
  80. * ybi5yfcdw6mxqlvn.onion – Welcome to Onion Desktop
  81. * ie4hf3qxzoazywoi.onion – Index of /
  82. * zqiirytam276uogb.onion – Thorlauta
  83. * ar3ubs6cg6an4ylt.onion – beaglesnoop
  84. Lots of articles on searching – applicable to the deep web
  85. http://nwycvryrozllb42g.onion/searchlores/news.htm
  86.     * j4ddjgxetfx2ybcx.onion – Geheimkanal – Anal Fatal
  87.     * xiwayy2kn32bo3ko.onion – ONION Channel
  88.     * n2qxamb4ujm53cas.onion – .:: Strona posÅ‚a na Sejm RP Krzysztofa Brejzy ::.
  89.     * nemlq3kd36frgvzp.onion – TorPortal – bo wolność to wolność.
  90.     * ont6bv4bg7rtgaos.onion – Polska ukryta strona w sieci Tor
  91.     * qubsrxat5qsaw5u5.onion – Polska Cebulka
  92.     * uaga3aoawaj6hohg.onion – Index of /
  93.     * xlmg6p4ueely7mhh.onion – TorKnight forum – Polskie forum wielotematyczne – Indeks
  94.     * ximqy45aat273ha5.onion – ?????-??????
  95.     * rusinfoik4z4rgi3.onion – РИР Ð ÑƒÑ ÑŒÐ˜Ð½Ñ„Ð¾ | Ð Ð¾Ð²Ð¾Ñ Ñ‚Ð¸ Ð ÑƒÑ Ñ ÐºÐ¾Ð³Ð¾
  96. Рарода
  97.     * y4bzva6k3l2l7rla.onion – Detská pornografia – je to len zámienka
  98.     * honeynetvg7i4lc6.onion – Welcome to HoneyNet
  99.     * dg6exbqq42btatnw.onion – GNUnet files sharing
  100.     * taswebqlseworuhc.onion – TasWeb
  101.     * xfq5l5p4g3eyrct7.onion – Onion Image Uploader
  102.     * pdjfyv7v3pn34w4f.onion – House of Anonymous
  103.     * pdjfyv7v3pn34w4f.onion – House of Anonymous
  104.     * dsyghxm2xtmffaxx.onion -
  105.     * qubsrxat5qsaw5u5.onion – Polska Cebulka
  106.     * i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion – ES Simple Uploader
  107.     * pibn3ueheubjxv2z.onion – U kocurka
  108.     * y4bzva6k3l2l7rla.onion – Detská pornografia – je to len zámienka
  109.     * ar3ubs6cg6an4ylt.onion – beaglesnoop
  110.     * x64n42mkjidmy2zr.onion – Boy Vids V1.1 – Index
  111.     * 5cez64xymwnci47y.onion – Capri
  112.     * 7taxwkbteb6raduz.onion – CPHunter : Home
  113.     * c7lt62zuq46uywrn.onion – Index of /
  114.     * waivt2ksvjukhsps.onion – Imageboard Gateway
  115.     * yl2wafirpac6rtqz.onion – KindzazaChan
  116.     * c7jh7jzl3taek4eh.onion – Onion II
  117.     * b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion – OnionIB
  118.     * opva2pilsncvtwmh.onion – OnionPedo Video Archive
  119.     * ke56zgxebernbbpz.onion – Pedofilska strona MichaÅ‚a BraÅ„skiego
  120.     * 6x77gb7ngu6nymwl.onion – TorPedo 2.0 – Tor Pedo Gallery > 9KPix > 2GB
  121.     * kdq2y44aaas2aiu4.onion – Proxy error: 502 Couldn’t parse server status line.
  122.     * vs5hb2ybldb4gfja.onion – 3D Boys • Index page
  123.     * 7bm7p4ttba5tanme.onion – Login :: 7bm7p4ttba5tanme.onion
  124.     * x3zrcuuaa3oryn3h.onion – Welcome To Paradise Village
  125.     * 7ufb532zwap5gpyc.onion -
  126.     * w4b46jaqe3pgsvnf.onion – FreedomChan – Redirecting to Gallery..
  127.     * acdcoduomhlthume.onion – Index of /
  128.     * nk3amln4w62pepqt.onion -
  129.     * aiw2jgiqm5n2v77s.onion – KINDZAZA ::
  130.     * rtfl7xrmcsc4pdvk.onion -
  131.     * 5sdehmaqvrjho7xn.onion -
  132.     * 4fj7juxplvsxgocy.onion -
  133.     * l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion -
  134.     * ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion – blog.masked
  135.     * qx7j2selmom4ioxf.onion – main.paraZite.org # Anarchy files and Underground links
  136.     * ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion – talk.masked
  137.     * xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion – Freedom Hosting
  138.     * 5cez64xymwnci47y.onion – Capri
  139.     * 6p7rd57bd6ph3hlp.onion – KindzazaNew
  140.     * oivabkctz4ajdnwa.onion – Index of /
  141.     * oivabkctz4ajdnwa.onion – Index of /
  142.     * clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion – HackBB » Index page
  143.     * c7jh7jzl3taek4eh.onion – Onion II
  144.     * waivt2ksvjukhsps.onion – Imageboard Gateway
  145.     * 6x77gb7ngu6nymwl.onion – TorPedo 2.0 – Tor Pedo Gallery > 9KPix > 2GB
  146.     * b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion – OnionIB
  147.     * yl2wafirpac6rtqz.onion – KindzazaChan
  148.     * x64n42mkjidmy2zr.onion – Boy Vids V1.1 – Index
  149.     * opva2pilsncvtwmh.onion – OnionPedo Video Archive
  150.     * 7taxwkbteb6raduz.onion – CPHunter : Home
  151.     * eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion – Core.onion
  152.     * hkfjbmo2rdjun56b.onion -
  153.     * wuvdsbmbwyjzsgei.onion -
  154.     * juzocitzjuqpo2rx.onion -
  155.     * mlz3apezci5ya6k6.onion – Moralize.us
  156.     * 5pyq73pxm423mgzx.onion – potaoto – anonymous image hosting
  157.     * mf7ww4oo2ztz3xuv.onion – Browse Album :: TorGallery
  158.     * curatorqztgkvf34.onion – Curator – Sort, Search, Share.
  159. http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/mister/
  160. http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library/ another Tor library
  161. http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/dosbox2/
  162. http://g7pz322wcy6jnn4r.onion/opensource/polyfront/index.html
  163. http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/ tor library
  164. http://wuvdsbmbwyjzsgei.onion/DOWNLOAD/ music downloads
  165. http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/ free bibliotheca alexandrina
  166. Lolita:
  167. http://m3hjrfh4hlqc67gb.onion/search.php?sort=newest

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* n2qxamb4ujm53cas.onion – .:: Strona posÅ‚a na Sejm RP Krzysztofa Brejzy ::.

* nemlq3kd36frgvzp.onion – TorPortal – bo wolność to wolność.

* ont6bv4bg7rtgaos.onion – Polska ukryta strona w sieci Tor

* qubsrxat5qsaw5u5.onion – Polska Cebulka

* uaga3aoawaj6hohg.onion – Index of /

* xlmg6p4ueely7mhh.onion – TorKnight forum – Polskie forum wielotematyczne – Indeks

* ximqy45aat273ha5.onion – ?????-??????

* rusinfoik4z4rgi3.onion – РИР Ð ÑƒÑ ÑŒÐ˜Ð½Ñ„Ð¾ | Ð Ð¾Ð²Ð¾Ñ Ñ‚Ð¸ Ð ÑƒÑ Ñ ÐºÐ¾Ð³Ð¾

 

Рарода

* y4bzva6k3l2l7rla.onion – Detská pornografia – je to len zámienka

* honeynetvg7i4lc6.onion – Welcome to HoneyNet

* dg6exbqq42btatnw.onion – GNUnet files sharing

* taswebqlseworuhc.onion – TasWeb

* xfq5l5p4g3eyrct7.onion – Onion Image Uploader

* pdjfyv7v3pn34w4f.onion – House of Anonymous

* pdjfyv7v3pn34w4f.onion – House of Anonymous

* dsyghxm2xtmffaxx.onion -

* qubsrxat5qsaw5u5.onion – Polska Cebulka

* i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion – ES Simple Uploader

* pibn3ueheubjxv2z.onion – U kocurka

* y4bzva6k3l2l7rla.onion – Detská pornografia – je to len zámienka

* ar3ubs6cg6an4ylt.onion – beaglesnoop

* x64n42mkjidmy2zr.onion – Boy Vids V1.1 – Index

* 5cez64xymwnci47y.onion – Capri

* 7taxwkbteb6raduz.onion – CPHunter : Home

* c7lt62zuq46uywrn.onion – Index of /

* waivt2ksvjukhsps.onion – Imageboard Gateway

* yl2wafirpac6rtqz.onion – KindzazaChan

* c7jh7jzl3taek4eh.onion – Onion II

* b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion – OnionIB

* opva2pilsncvtwmh.onion – OnionPedo Video Archive

* ke56zgxebernbbpz.onion – Pedofilska strona MichaÅ‚a BraÅ„skiego

* 6x77gb7ngu6nymwl.onion – TorPedo 2.0 – Tor Pedo Gallery > 9KPix > 2GB

* kdq2y44aaas2aiu4.onion – Proxy error: 502 Couldn’t parse server status line.

* vs5hb2ybldb4gfja.onion – 3D Boys • Index page

* 7bm7p4ttba5tanme.onion – Login :: 7bm7p4ttba5tanme.onion

* x3zrcuuaa3oryn3h.onion – Welcome To Paradise Village

* 7ufb532zwap5gpyc.onion -

* w4b46jaqe3pgsvnf.onion – FreedomChan – Redirecting to Gallery..

* acdcoduomhlthume.onion – Index of /

* nk3amln4w62pepqt.onion -

* aiw2jgiqm5n2v77s.onion – KINDZAZA ::

* rtfl7xrmcsc4pdvk.onion -

* 5sdehmaqvrjho7xn.onion -

 

* 4fj7juxplvsxgocy.onion -

* l6nvqsqivhrunqvs.onion -

* ms4kc75hlvnfcxgz.onion – blog.masked

* qx7j2selmom4ioxf.onion – main.paraZite.org # Anarchy files and Underground links

* ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion – talk.masked

* xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion – Freedom Hosting

* 5cez64xymwnci47y.onion – Capri

* 6p7rd57bd6ph3hlp.onion – KindzazaNew

* oivabkctz4ajdnwa.onion – Index of /

* oivabkctz4ajdnwa.onion – Index of /

* clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion – HackBB » Index page

* c7jh7jzl3taek4eh.onion – Onion II

* waivt2ksvjukhsps.onion – Imageboard Gateway

* 6x77gb7ngu6nymwl.onion – TorPedo 2.0 – Tor Pedo Gallery > 9KPix > 2GB

* b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion – OnionIB

* yl2wafirpac6rtqz.onion – KindzazaChan

* x64n42mkjidmy2zr.onion – Boy Vids V1.1 – Index

* opva2pilsncvtwmh.onion – OnionPedo Video Archive

* 7taxwkbteb6raduz.onion – CPHunter : Home

* eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion – Core.onion

* hkfjbmo2rdjun56b.onion -

* wuvdsbmbwyjzsgei.onion -

* juzocitzjuqpo2rx.onion -

* mlz3apezci5ya6k6.onion – Moralize.us

* 5pyq73pxm423mgzx.onion – potaoto – anonymous image hosting

* mf7ww4oo2ztz3xuv.onion – Browse Album :: TorGallery

* curatorqztgkvf34.onion – Curator – Sort, Search, Share.

 

 

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/mister/

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/library/ another Tor library

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/dosbox2/

http://g7pz322wcy6jnn4r.onion/opensource/polyfront/index.html

http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/ tor library

http://wuvdsbmbwyjzsgei.onion/DOWNLOAD/ music downloads

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/iskanderarchiv/ free bibliotheca alexandrina

 

http://m3hjrfh4hlqc67gb.onion/search.php?sort=newest Lolita

 

 

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

http://opva2pilsncvtwmh.onion

 

http://7cov2loswjrmaqot.onion

 

http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/

 

http://b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/girls/topic/1045+full/

 

http://m3hjrfh4hlqc67gb.onion/inliner.php?num=50&size=120&filter=0

 

http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

 

http://opva2pilsncvtwmh.onion/

 

http://b4yrk2nkydqfpzqm.onion/

 

http://lph5po3mivnjjzjo.onion/kusaba.php

 

http://jkpos24pl2r3urlw.onion:6969/

 

http://6sxoyfb3h2nvok2d.onion/

 

http://dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion/

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/files.html <-Parazite – Arquivos, tutoriais, etc.

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/links.html <-Parazite – Links para outros sites.

 

http://dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion/ <-Tem vários links que direcionam p varias páginas secretas

 

http://clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion/ <-HackBB – Fórum hacker

 

http://mlz3apezci5ya6k6.onion/ <- Moralize us – Ajude a decidir o que é certo e o que é errado lol

 

http://hmybz2aqe7whj7qr onion/wiki/Main_Page <-Um dos links da Hidden Wiki.

 

http://sx3jvhfgzhw44p3x.onion/ <-Wikileaks original, antes de ir para a surface.

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/heidenwut2/books/SatanicBible-AntonLaVey.txt <-Bíblia satanica de LaVey

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/heidenwut2/books/DemonicBible-MagusTsirkSusej.txt <-Bíblia demoniaca por Magnus – anticristo discipulo de satanás.

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/heidenwut2/books/TheAntichrist-FriedrichNietzsche.txt <-Nietzche o anticristo.

 

http://www.jordanmaxwell. com <- Pesquisador de sociedades secretas e muito mais.. (Surface, mas tem a ver com o assunto.)

 

http://www.jordanmaxwell.com/links. html <-Direciona a vários links de sites sobre ocultismo , teologia , fiolosofia de vida , sociedade secretas. e muito mais.

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/heidenwut2/books/000i.html <- Livros disponíveis no site, fantasia, ficção, espionagem, religião, segredos financeiros… foda, tem até senhor dos anéis.

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/heidenwut2/games/000i.html <-Games

 

http://3terbsb5mmmdyhse.onion <- Blackhat Hacking

 

http://p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion/arm/50calRifleConstructionManual.pdf <-Calibre .50 Manual de Construção Rifle, Bill Holmes

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/penispanic/ <-Multilação genital (gore!)

 

http://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion/ <- “fórum” anônimo, Talk masked (ou seria talked mask?.

 

http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion <- Tor Library.

 

http://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion <- Boards.

 

http://p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion <-Armas.

 

http://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion <-Site de hospedagem na onion.

 

http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion <- Mais links da Hidden Wiki.

 

http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion

 

http://7ll6yck7azloqjqv.onion <-Tor Music.

 

http://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion <-Tor directory.

 

http://a5ec6f6zcxtudtch.onion <-Anonymous Email.

 

http://5onwnspjvuk7cwvk.onion/ <- Mercado negro

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/links.html#gore <-Gores

 

http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/ <-TORCH (site de busca)

 

http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/1acda566/threadlist.php?PHPSESSID=65odjfpu90ktst1ttj2959hnu6 <-Assassination Market. lol

 

http://hmybz2aqe7whj7qr.onion <-Mais um link da Hidden Wiki.

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/lyingninja.txt <-Aprenda a ser um mestre na arte de mentir.

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/fuksomeone.txt <-Como conseguir informações detalhadas de qualquer pessoa.

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/success.txt <-Aprenda a ter sucesso sem talento.

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/iNFeCTioN_CooKBooK.txt <- Destrancar portas (até de carros), explosivos (incendiários, correios, granadas, ácido), trapacear os sistemas telefônicos, hacking, conseguir uma nova identidade, etc…

 

http://kpynyvym6xqi7wz2.onion/molitov.txt <-Fazendo um “cocktail molotov”.

 

http://utup22qsb6ebeejs.onion/ <-Hidden Blog.

 

http://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion <- Outro buscador.

 

http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/ – Circle

 

http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/ – Tor Library

 

http://627kx22vati6uqkw.onion/ – Black Market.

 

http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/736364f4/ – Intel Exchange

 

http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/pm/ – TorPM

 

http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/ – Core.onion

 

http://fkyvwpu7ccsorke2.onion/-Poly%20Front/g7pz322wcy6jnn4r.onion/opensource/II/index.html polyfront(turorialsandstuff)

 

MariaJoanaPipoqueira 2011

 

~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

Introductions: Basic places to start on the .onion network.

Hidden Wiki – User edited. Has lots of links and pages: http://kpvz7ki2v5agwt35.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

Core.onion – The long-standing introduction place for Tor: http://eqt5g4fuenphqinx.onion/

Directories: Has many links to .onion sites.

TORDIR – User-submitted links: http://dppmfxaacucguzpc.onion/

Sites Deep Web – Uncategorized list of links: http://ekwreugkil5ncyyh.onion/

Search engine – “Google” for Tor

TORCH – Supposedly indexes over 600,000 .onion sites: http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/

Torgle is dead  :(.

Bitcoin: Services for Bitcoin, a decentralized FIAT anonymous currency used in Tor.

Bitlaundry – Send BTC to yourself to obscure their history: http://yhngvp3q5h4s7d3e.onion/

Bitcoin 4 Cash – Buy Bitcoins: http://vms43o4cqysakvyb.onion/

Hosting file services: Hosts files.

CircleServices – Most famous place in Onionland that provides all kinds of services: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/

Onion Fileshare – 2GB upload file size limit!!!: http://f3ew3p7s6lbftqm5.onion/

qPasteBin – Hosts txt files, just like clearnet Pastebin: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/paste/

sTORage – Public file hosting: http://utovvyhaflle76gh.onion/

ES Simple Uploader – Hosts images, docs, etc: http://i7hknwg4up2jhdkx.onion/

Hosting websites: Hosts .onion websites.

Tor host – A brand new hosting service started towards the end of December 2011: http://mkbljieju2s4fc33.onion/

Freedom Hosting – Attacked by Anonymous, hosts a huge portion of .onion sites. Currently, invite only: http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/

SnapBBS – Hosts forums: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/

Tor WebDesign Guidelines – Doesn’t host content, but has basic guidelines for making a site: http://wf4df37hrebhwzts.onion/

Chans/Imageboards – Kind of like 4chan and the likes. MAY CONTAIN QUESTIONABLE CONTENT, none right now though. USE WITH YOUR OWN DISCRETION!!!

Torchan – Started December 2011. Reincarnation of Torchan, the most famous *chan to exist in .onionland. Used to have heavy CP: http://zw3crggtadila2sg.onion/imageboard/

RundaChan – Started December 2011. New chan. Helpful to newbies: http://vkfwaglwnbi6vl7s.onion/

Bobby’s Board – Started December 2011. New chan. Low uptime: http://uzz3h4ruguwza4fr.onion/imgboard/b/

Anonchan – Started November 2011. Went viral. Over 1000 posts in first month – http://od6j46sy5zg7aqze.onion/

Hidden Image Site – Moderated for CP: http://wyxwerboi3awzy23.onion/

Boards: Mostly SnapBBS. Normal forums.

Thieves Market – Cheap prices, nice goods: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/5595881d/

Onion Site Reviews – Review .onion sites in an organized way: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/5112d4d2/

Assassination Market – Famous SnapBBS board; mercenaries for hire: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/1acda566/

Underground Market Board – Mainly used for digital goods:

http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/snapbbs/1b82f13e/

Onionforum – Forums for discussions: http://65bgvta7yos3sce5.onion/

Torum – Discuss anything: http://anfiejd3rv25tkh4.onion/forum/

Talk.masked – Very famous messaging board: http://ci3hn2uzjw2wby3z.onion/

Hard p0rn forum – Discuss teh pr0nz: http://d6mbioyge4posl7r.onion/

Networking: Social networking.

Torbook – Facebook for Tor. Has a public square for discussions: http://ajqaivfxtqy3fdlr.onion/torbook/

Questions and Answers – A cool truth game: http://ajqaivfxtqy3fdlr.onion/qa/index.php

Email/Messaging: Communication.

TorPM – Tor private messaging: http://4eiruntyxxbgfv7o.onion/pm/

Tor Mail – Email services. *@tormail.net: http://jhiwjjlqpyawmpjx.onion/

Hax: Hacking, etc.

Hashparty – Cracking site: http://3terbsb5mmmdyhse.onion/

HackBB – Forums for hacking, hosts some content: http://clsvtzwzdgzkjda7.onion/

OnionWarez – Warez forum, kind of dead: http://dts563ge5y7c2ika.onion/

Weird and Wonderful Old Stuff – Collection of old DOS and wIN software :D: http://xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/dosbox2/

Media: Hosts media content.

Newzbin – Warez site: http://sc3njt2i2j4fvqa3.onion/

LiberaTor – Military, anarchy, weapons, etc stuff: http://p2uekn2yfvlvpzbu.onion/

The Tor Library – Over 36GB of books!!!: http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/

Unnamed Warez Site – Has loads of content, a nice new site: http://qlzkoetmfgl3vgjf.onion/ (Username is webuser; password is L0L******)

NoReason’s Site – Has loads of info and pdf files on different subjects: http://fkyvwpu7ccsorke2.onion/

Drugs: Best drug sites.

Silk Road – Infamous on the news. Excellent products. This is the REAL AND ONLY LINK!!!: http://silkroadvb5piz3r.onion/index.php/silkroad/home

Black Market Reloaded – Excellent products, smaller than Silk Road: http://5onwnspjvuk7cwvk.onion/

Silk Road Forums – Discussions: http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/index.php

Cool stuff: Random cool shit. Check it out! It’s safe!

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xqz3u5drneuzhaeo.onion/users/badtornodes

http://y47ylcppnh3afqk4.onion/

http://x7yxqg5v4j6yzhti.onion/index.php/

https://ttbmov2dezfs2fln.onion/p/anonchan

 

 

 

 

http://lotjbov3gzzf23hc.onion/

http://am4wuhz3zifexz5u.onion/Library/English/Oxford_Univerity_Press_USA/ Ebooks

http://fkyvwpu7ccsorke2.onion/

http://tw2d3sglwcxryv67.onion/ HighStop

 

 

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>Never buy from someone without a good reputation (You’ll see numbers by their names)

>Never buy in bulk

>Get your shit sent to a PO box

>Drugs like cocaine and cannabis are more likely to be caught in transit, so use your own judgement

>Drugs like DMT, LSD, MDMA, and mescaline are the easiest drugs to smuggle, but still use your judgement with amounts.

>Be paranoid! As far as you know I’m a cop and everyone on that site is a cop, plan accordingly.

 

/bs/ buy and sell (buying/selling stuff and taliking about buying via tor and legitimacy of sites)

/h/ hacking (infos and stuff)

[ /r/ request (for infos for example [not cp]) ]

/hq/ help&questions (just that)

/rev/ revolutionary (for activists, raids, censored countries,living off the grid,idea discussion..)

/t/ therapy (discussing mental illness and problems, ..)

 

Posted by: Moderately Evil

Description: My Evil Secret

In less than a week, I made 12 BTC pretending to sell child pornography to pedophiles over TOR.

So far, I have purchased Marijuana via SR; the rest I redeemed for cash (~$100).

I want to feel like a bad person, but I really hate all the CP out here on TOR, so I fell kind of

like a super hero when I commit these frauds.

If you have been one of my hapless victims, I have only two words for you:

HA HA!

If you like what I am doing, feel free to donate:

1L3pT2CbEEaC3z5JGGKGuxSETzAKz28Cek

 

If your a pedo never you fucking touch an <15 old person or rape! Yes we all still know we all die anyway and morality is bullshit.

And keep CP on CP-sit

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02/1/12

Is DDoS a Legitimate Civil Disobedience

gAtO’s -Digital Sit-insDistributed denial of service (DDOS) is a favorite tactic of Anonymous. While the media likes to call DDOS a form of ‘hacking’, this is at best a technical misunderstanding. DDOS does no permanent damage and doesn’t involve breaking into servers or stealing data. Rather, it simply overwhelms a server with UDP traffic – the online equivalent of fans at a football game yelling so loud that the offensive line can’t hear the quarterback. This XKCD comic explains it best:

In the US, DDOS has been treated as a felony under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act punishable by a mandatory 10 years in prison. Given its similarity to long-accepted civil disobdience tactics such as sit-ins and blocking building entrances, this harsh penalty is outrageous and unfair.

Anonymous is not unanimous, and opinion on DDOS is perhaps more divided than any other tactic. Indeed, this very faction, in consultation with anti-ACTA NGOs, has been calling for a halt to DDOS for the last several days.

But after this photo of Polish politicians protesting ACTA went viral yesterday, is it time we all re-evaluate the role & legitimacy of DDOS. These Parlimentarians were wearing Anonymous Guy Fawkes mask while the Parliament’s website was down due to DDOS by Anonymous. They can’t emphasize that point enough – this is a game-changer.

 

DDOS has been a remarkably effective tactic for bringing the world’s attention to injustice, from repression in Tunisia and Egypt to censorship by SOPA and ACTA. A symbolically rich response, DDOS says “If you silence us, we will silence you”. In that respect, it works.

But DDOS is a single tool in our arsenal of protest, not the only one. Hacktivist need to engage in the mainstream political process as well – and for many of us, deeply frustrated by decades of corruption and unresponsiveness, this will require holding our nose.

As events in Poland have shown, protesters have allies in unexpected places. There comes a time when dissident must use words to articulate their demands and desires, instead of UDP packets. There are still many ways to protest- in the form of mass emails, fax blasts and overloaded telephone switchboards.

Protesters everywhere therefore call on dissidents, talkers, Dem, Rep and all freedom loving Internauts to contact your politicians directly;  “No SOPA, No ACTA!

Hands off the Internet! - YOU CAN’T HAVE IT BACK!

Europe

United States

Global

-gAtO oUt

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01/27/12

Predictive Behavioral Security Analysis part 1:

Predictive Behavioral Security Analysis part 1:

gAtO bEeN -watching a mouse hole called Twitter lately, it’s an OSINT Open Source Intelligence source that monitors real events in real time. OSINT – is a form of intelligence collection management that involves finding, selecting, and acquiring information from publicly available sources and analyzing it to produce actionable intelligence.

 

cool dashboard – internet Storm Center - http://isc.sans.edu/dashboard.html

gAtO bEeN -watching World Web War (WWW) hacktivismn has jumped started this new year, #OpMegaUpload upset lot’s of people and the organization structure of Anonymous is getting more refine. Things happened in #poland #ireland and during the middle of a DoS attack Anonymous told their warrior on twitter:

 

http://trendsmap.com/

@AnonyOps: #DDOS of European Parliament must stop NOW. They’re not the ones #ACTA

Later they tweeted this:@AnonyOps: europarl.europa.eu back up after #DDOS. Thanks for listening to logic #Anonymous.go persuade the MEPs:

http://www.msisac.org/apps/dashboard/

Command and Control in your face and people responded to this organized movement. Each new attack everyone get’s better more coordination Anonymous is growing up. Just look at the causes #SOPA #PIPA  #ACTA #OpMegaUpload #poland #Ireland #SOPAIreland #France #Belgium  #FreeTopiary. The Anonymous thingy has grown up it’s a social conscious mindset created, manipulated, organic, ???? leaderless ????. The evolution of this movement has spawned OWS the Occupy Wall Street political movement has it’s roots in Anonymous, but you can see the worldwide community support for this group that is anyone. This movement will grow and mature.

http://www.fsisac.com/

Think about it.

This Week gAtO Learned mUcHo-mUcHo, we have not only the technical means but now the social monitoring needs that can be used to gather information like no other time before. Of course our governments are getting in on the fun.

Homeland Security DHS- Human Factors/Behavioral Sciences Projects:

  • Actionable Indicators and Countermeasures Project
  • Biometric Detector Project
  • Community Perceptions of Technology Panel Project
  • Community Resilience Project
  • Enhancing Public Response and Community Resilience Project
  • Future Attribute Screening Technology (FAST) Project
  • Hostile Intent Detection – Automated Prototype Project
  • Hostile Intent Detection – Validation of Observable Indicators of Suspicious Behavior Project
  • Human Systems Engineering Project
  • Human Systems Research Project
  • Insider Threat Detection Project
  • Mobile Biometrics System Project
  • Multi-modal Biometrics Project
  • Passive Methods for Precision Behavioral Screening Project
  • Predictive Screening Project
  • Quantitative Psychosocial Impacts Index Project
  • Rapid DNA Project
  • Risk Prediction Project
  • Violent-Intent Modeling and Simulation Project

http://www.dhs.gov/files/programs/gc_1218480185439.shtm

http://k.root-servers.org/

And the CIA got into the fun[1] way before it was hip to monitor the web. We know the government has all kinds of databases of all kinds of things they collect remember echelon and carnivore the FBI first grab at data. Then we yell at the CHinese for doing the same thing we did, they learned from us about gathering information about people. Now cyberspace ties us in even tighter with SMS, streaming video, encrypted mobile chats for the masses. But as more is piled on more tools are developed. Recorded Future[2] was a little geek company sucking in the data and developing Analytical tools for Intelligence forecasting and the CIA loves them.

Predictive Behavioral Security Analysis is just monitoring choice which is freedom for it is predictive and can then be manipulated to plant an idea, a spark, a tweet. “Egypt can be free” this little spark is setting the fuel for the flames that will burn in Cairo by it’s people via Twitter, Facebook and any other social media. The Arab Awakening -Arab Spring was an simple idea, manipulated in cyberspace by protester, dissidents and governments in Tunisia, Bahrain, Syria and others, we will see Iraq’s move in March of this years with it’s election, they are closing down their Internet but will the idea of freedom explode anyway. We will be monitoring this – gAtO OuT

 

References:

[1] CIA Invest in ‘Future’ of Web Monitorin http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2010/07/exclusive-google-cia/

[2] https://www.recordedfuture.com/

 

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01/23/12

Underground Cyber War-TangoDown OpMegaupload

gAtO wItNeSs – LIVE International Underground Cyber War via  Twitter this weekend. #Anonymous #Megaupload #OpMegaupload #TangoDown …

If you haven’t heard, police in New Zealand raided MegaUpload.com took down the site and confiscated the servers and all the materials, copyrighted or original content. Remember SOPA protest last week this raid was a SOPA raid by the New Zealand government. They used (Low Orbit Ion Canon) and other tools plus  Twitter (Twitter follower could click on a link and that would launch a dDoS attack -live crowd-source enabled TangoDown attack.

http://pastebin.com/WEydcBVV

  1. Twitter – @AnonymousWiki - January 19th, 2012
  2. Popular file-sharing website megaupload.com gets shutdown by U.S Justice – FBI and charged its founder with violating piracy laws. Four Megaupload members were also arrested. The FBI released a press release on its website which you can view here:

    German Internet millionaire Kim Schmitz (Kim Dotcom) arrives for. a trial at a district court in Munich in these May 27, 2002 file photos. New Zealand police broke through electronic locks and cut their way into a mansion safe room to arrest the alleged kingpin of an international Internet copyright theft case and seize millions of dollars worth of cars, artwork and other goods. German national Schmitz, also known as Kim Dotcom, was one of four men arrested in Auckland on January 20, 2012, in an investigation of the Megaupload.com website led by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Reuters

  3. http://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/justice-department-charges-leaders-of-megaupload-with-widespread-online-copyright-infringement
  4. We Anonymous are launching our largest attack ever on government and music industry sites. Lulz. The FBI didn’t think they would get away with this did they? They should have expected us.

Anonymous Twitter feeds kept everyone informed, supporters retweeted it,  joined in the attack  and soon you could see the traffic increase 100% over the course of the event. The attack vector was dDoS but they manage to delete sites like cbs.com down to the bone. Another defiance stance from Anonymous and their crew(z) this weekend showing who has bad security. This is a way for Anonymous to be job creators (mEoW), because these companies need more security people fast…  

**- Will these companies try and hide these attacks? Will these organization disclose if any identifiable USER INFO was compromised? – Will we see unencrypted USER INFO (credit cards -mastercard.com was tango down)in the wild of cyberspace? -**

When gAtO saw Justice.gov and http://justinbieberweb.com/ got TangoDown gAtO kNeW they meant business. When the .gov took a hit you saw thing start to happened…like Anonymous.action-24.com is a fake forum created by the authorities (FBI).

“A security expert (name withheld -Tweeted)” *** Is the (fully unsecure) #AnonGroup social network really run by #AnonOps / #Antisec ?

gAtO sEe- conspiracy theory (FBI vs Anonymous) all around this, but if this was true, or maybe a plant to throw distress amongst the Anons or to capture participants IP address. \I see some links to news Items pop up in pasterBin all the time to a blank post, one way of seeing who is following the #OpMegaupload / I still haven’t found out but I’m sure people are looking into this. Trust in the crowd-sourcing communication and tracking tools coordinating attacks and status is something any dissident groups is concern about, but that the FBI and other’s took notice of these attacks thats for sure Dude:

GOV TANGO DOWN! #Megaupload. » anonops AnonOps. “The Internet Strikes Back” is TT! » anonops AnonOps. The Internet Strikes Back #Megaupload info

At the end of the day we see the power of the people in cyber space, a world wide movement like the SOPA, OWS support. Most people don’t have a clue what’s been happening in the underground cyber war to keep it FREE.  |gAtO is no judge as to the protesters wether it’s right or wrong first #SOPA blackout then this massive attack on some major companies -movers and skaters bAbY. I just want these companies to come clean and do the responsible thing, full Disclosure  what happened. Protect my data or else I will not do business with you. Hacktivismn has taken a new turn and people want to belong, they want to be empowered, some are hipsters but the majority are real protesters, the new breed of (hacktivist ) that comes after this one will blow our minds.

 **- 5:17 P.M. Update: RIAA.org is now down.

5:55 Update 3: Tweets indicate there may be more attacks to come this evening.

5:55 Update 3: Tweets indicate there may be more attacks to come this evening.

7:47 Update 4: Anonymous is reporting FBI.gov as down. Some people report being able to get through, but the site is clearly under a lot of stress.

8:19 Update 5: Now it’s definitely down. FBI.gov, that is. MPAA and RIAA sites are back now though

- **

 A masked hacker, part of the Anonymous group, hacks the French presidential Elysee Palace website on January 20, 2012 near the eastern city of Lyon. Anonymous, which briefly knocked the FBI and Justice Department websites offline in retaliation for the US shutdown of file-sharing site Megaupload, is a shadowy group of international hackers with no central hierarchy. On the left screen, an Occupy mask is seen. Getty

Expect Us! is their motto, we better be prepared - gAtO oUt

Until this mess is clear , I hope you saved copies and can upload them to alternative sites like megaupload.com like Putlocker.comFilebox.com or Depositfiles.com or one of the many other cyberlockers available so that people can continue to enjoy them while Megaupload is not working. 

References:

Universal, RIAA, FBI, MPAA and Department of Justice Sites Go Down, Anonymous Claims Responsibility -http://www.geekosystem.com/anon-justice-universal/

Anonymous deletes CBS: Operation Megaupload continues -http://www.examiner.com/anonymous-in-national/anonymous-deletes-cbs-operation-megaupload-continues?@anonymouspress

If Megaupload is not working what happens to the files? http://www.examiner.com/video-game-in-honolulu/if-megaupload-is-not-working-what-happens-to-the-files?@anonymouspress

Anonymous tricked people into joining Web site attacks - http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-57363103-245/anonymous-tricked-people-into-joining-web-site-attacks/

MegaUpload Photo’s of the Bust  - http://cryptome.org/2012-info/megaupload/0051.htm

TangoDown 4 opMegaUpload -List

CBS.com

http://warnerbros.com

http://www.vivendi.com/

mastercard.com

fightprivacy.com

universalmusic.com

http://paidcontent.co.uk/

http://store.warnerbrosshop.com/

wando.com.br

Justice.gov

http://justinbieberweb.com/

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/

http://ms.gov.pl/ Poland

http://universalmusic.es/

http://www.brasilia.df.gov.br/

http://www.fbi.gov/

Department of Justice http://www.justice.gov/

http://www.riaa.com/

http://www.universalmusic.com/

http://www.wmg.com/

http://www.BMI.com/

http://www.mpaa.org/

Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA.org) Universal Music (UniversalMusic.com) Belgian Anti-Piracy Federation (Anti-piracy.be/nl/) Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA.org) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI.gov) HADOPI law site (HADOPI.fr) U.S. Copyright Office (Copyright.gov) Universal Music France (UniversalMusic.fr) Senator Christopher Dodd (ChrisDodd.com) Vivendi France (Vivendi.fr) The White House (Whitehouse.gov) BMI (BMI.com) Warner Music Group (WMG.com)

Brazil - MEGA TANGO DOWN

http://pastebin.com/H4NpqCDC -

Invadimos denovo : http://imgur.com/6bmFe. Havittaja – @Havittaja – www.twitter.com/Havittaja -The evilc0de – @theevilc0de – www.twitter.com/theevilc0de -Todos os servidores foram desligados -MEGA TANGO DOWN -(TODOS DEVEM ESTAR OFFLINE AGORA 22/01/2012 19:47)

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01/17/12

Middle East CyberWar has Begun

gAtO tHiNkInG – a nineteen (19) year old kid named oxOmar has started a cyber war between Israel and Saudi Arabia. oxOmar and his pals from the group-xp a Saudi Arabian hacker team posted on a hacker posting site thousand of Israeli credit cards. A few day later an Israeli named 0xOmer countered by posting Saudi credit cards. This all started about the 6 of January, Today 16 days into the new year we have the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and El Al Israel’s national airline their websites hacked (dDoS).

In the muslin world a new cyber empowerment has been born, with it’s history last year of the Arab Spring the ruling parties are worried now about the power of cyberspace. Every country is face with empowering it’s people with the technology they want knowing that these new communication tools can bring down their regimes. The more they continue building their digital infrastructure they become more vulnerable to cyber attacks themselves.

a 19 year old kid starts a cyber war – It’s a cyber catch 22.

Israel has great offensive cyber weapons like “Stuxnet and DuQu virus” which are the new cyber weapon framework of covert and overt attacks. These new cyber weapons are like drone airplanes inside an enemies computer system. Uploading new attack vectors as it learns and communicates with it’s command and control centers were the generals use it in tactical operation. But Israel has no real defensive cyber walls because it’s an open free society.

The cyber tensions in the middle east have escalated with America and Israel joining together and going after Iran and Syria in cyberspace with probes and attacks. Iran is currently building a cyber fortress to keep everyone in and keep everyone else out. Now you add the Saudi’s our friends going after Israel our other friends. -gAtO ThInK iT’S aLl cRaZy

Now a pro-Palestinian hacker group calling themselves “Nightmare” teamed up with Gaza Hacker Team and Anonymous to go after Israel. Meanwhile conventional groups like Hamas has become a cheerleader on the sidelines. The Israeli Defense Minister is to establish a special cyber warfare administration to support it’s country’s websites.

What the gAtO doesn’t understand is how do children set the tone for cyber warfare in the middle east- were are the grown ups?  meanwhile back at the ranch Iran is pushing the nuclear agenda, while it play’s with oil disruption. Now people are saying these kids (oxOmar) will bring down our power supplies, our water treatment plants just to scare the population into giving them more money to do. What? Israel as well as other need to learn that the power of the internet cannot be stopped the people will find a way to get their voices heard. Countries that do not treat it’s citizens right can expect more and more hacking by kids, but wait until the grown-ups start then it’s going to be one major cluster-fuck -gAtO OuT  

References:

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/151713#.TxWPW5gUhnd

Now you got people like “.oO HANNIBAL Oo.” joining in the fun:

http://pastebin.com/yArqhA7V

 

 

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01/14/12

Internet Usage in the Middle East

gAtO fOuNd -this chart while chasing a mouse. When I saw this chart it’s a mirror of who and how the middle east is doing in cyberspace. First let’s look at who is not letting it’s people use the internet without restrictions. Iran, Syria and Gaza Strip as you can see they are not allowed to use Facebook. Iran has 46% of it’s people using the internet but it’s cut off and monitored (intranet only mAyBe). In Syria you can see the elite use the Internet and the local population is stopped flat. The disparity of who has and who hasn’t can be seen by this little chart.

http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats5.htm
Middle East Internet Usage and Population Statistics
MIDDLE EAST Population
( 2011 Est. )
Users, in
Dec/2000
Internet Usage,
Latest Data
% Population
(Penetration)
Users
% Region
Facebook
Subscribers
Bahrain 1,214,705 40,000 649,300 53.5 % 0.9 % 287,020
Iran 77,891,220 250,000 36,500,000 46.9 % 50.3 % n/a
Iraq 30,399,572 12,500 860,400 2.8 % 1.2 % 860,400
Israel 7,473,052 1,270,000 5,263,146 70.4 % 7.3 % 3,442,680
Jordan 6,508,271 127,300 1,741,900 26.8 % 2.4 % 1,675,780
Kuwait 2,595,628 150,000 1,100,000 42.4 % 1.5 % 822,640
Lebanon 4,143,101 300,000 1,201,820 29.0 % 1.7 % 1,201,820
Oman 3,027,959 90,000 1,465,000 48.4 % 2.0 % 285,080
Palestine (West Bk.) 2,568,555 35,000 1,379,000 53.7 % 1.9 % 599,520
Qatar 848,016 30,000 563,800 66.5 % 0.8 % 245,580
Saudi Arabia 26,131,703 200,000 11,400,000 43.6 % 15.7 % 4,034,740
Syria 22,517,750 30,000 4,469,000 19.8 % 6.2 % n/a
United Arab Emirates 5,148,664 735,000 3,555,100 69.0 % 4.9 % 2,340,880
Yemen 24,133,492 15,000 2,349,000 9.7 % 3.2 % 329,040
Gaza Strip 1,657,155 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
TOTAL Middle East 216,258,843 3,284,800 72,497,466 33.5 % 100.0 % 16,125,180

In places like Jordan almost every one in the country that has Internet access has an account in Facebook, Lebanon is also 100% online and on Facebook. Facebook and other social media is taking over the middle east. Their leaders will have to be careful in the muslin world the young are becoming more digitized every second. The smart phone has opened door to freedom more than any other device today -gAtO oUt.

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