Silk Road forums
Discussion => Newbie discussion => Topic started by: blackskeleton on May 10, 2013, 01:32 pm
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In 2013, for the first time, US intelligence officials stated that cyber warfare is considered a larger threat than terrorism.
The internet is my playground, where I explore dark corners of the internet and test possibilities. The harder the challenge the better. It is extremely rare that I cannot accomplish the task at hand. I will never attack an onion website, so please do not ask. I whole heartily support onion-based websites, Silk Road, and other scandalous endeavors.Just testing the waters right now, if it goes well, I may offer other hacking services.
* Disable any website for 24 hours - 1 btc
* Disable any website for 72 hours - 3 btc
* Disable any website for 1 week - 6 btc
* Disable any website for 1 month - 20 btc
Use my services to stress test your own servers, destroy the competition, revenge, extortion, protection rackets, be creative! Clever folk can easily force a website or their insurance company into forking over quite a bit of money, after proving that you can take down their website. You would be surprised how many insurance plans cover it.
I've been hacking banks and government computers for more than 10 years, and there is nothing they can do to stop me. I've had access to university servers, news stations, governments, banks and more. My attacks slice right through Cloudflare, as well as hardware and software-based firewalls. Very few websites can handle it. Don't ask me to attack Google, the FBI, or something stupid like that.
Is there anyone out there who is interested and would like a free trial? All I ask is that you provide an honest review to the community afterwards.
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gwapo from hackforums is cheaper!
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I wouldn't do business with a vendor that accepts anything other than bitcoin, which this "gwapo" guy does. He accepts Western Union, PayPal, and others. Fuck that. That's how you get caught. I know for a fact that PayPal was using a bug in Firefox websockets to find the "real IP" of people who use their website. Even if you're behind Tor, if you are using a vulnerable version of Firefox, PayPal probably knows your real IP.
I am a professional, and not just some dumb kid. Your security and my security is just as important as the job at hand. More even. What's the point of partaking in a service like this if you're just going to get busted because some script kiddie forgot to turn on remote DNS resolution?
If you want it "quick and dirty" on a shoestring budget, I'm not your guy.
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Sale of goods or services is not permitted without a Silk Road vendor account. I am also of the opinion that the service being offered would fall under the Restricted Items category, specifically as something "who's purpose is to harm".
http://dkn255hz262ypmii.onion/wiki/index.php?title=Seller%27s_Guide#Restricted_items
Locking this thread.
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