Michael Pfister
@pfista
this guy hacks scammer call centers legend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpbgLNS79l8
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Hyperfatfingger
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I did something similar a few years ago
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Michael Pfister
@pfista
Ooh did you post about it anywhere, can you share more?
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Hyperfatfingger
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That's all there is to it.
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Hyperfatfingger
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Due to the cloud server, not enough information was gotten, if it was an intranet environment, more could have been accessed. Most scam groups of any size have very large and well-organized intranets.
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Hyperfatfingger
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successfully infiltrated into the background to get the administrator's privileges, the authority to get the server after the elevation of privileges, downloaded the information to them. Let them notify the police. As for what happened later, I'm not sure.
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Hyperfatfingger
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and kept on adding money to them, and when they realized they had been duped, they lost about 15,000 cuts of U.S. dollars. Later, we left our contact information, back to the hotel, I based on the domain name of the website for OSINT information collection,
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Hyperfatfingger
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I met two young ladies in a dessert store talking about digital currencies, out of curiosity I listened for a while, and later found out that they had been tricked by their online friends into downloading scam exchanges,
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Hyperfatfingger
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No, I don't publicize these, in fact when I was a security researcher I would often help the police with internet fraud cases, most of which were classified there was no way to publicize them.But once when I was out of town for a CTF-like competition, after the competition,
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