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So if you discover one of these hacked servers, how should you let them know - send them an email?
by mark-r 6y ago
So if you discover one of these hacked servers, how should you let them know - send them an email?
- vmception 6y ago1. Find approximate geographic location (whatismyip.com, traceroute, a couple pings to nearby datacenters) 2. Do a speedtest 3. Add location and speed to remote desktop access marketplaces on darknet 4. Collect passive income from renters looking for clearnet computers in certain areas to use. Often times all the known VPN IP addresses are polluted - even their "dedicated residential IPs" and this can ensure you have worse treatment on the internet, such as more captchas, outright bans, inability to use streaming services, and for actual criminals it means their stolen credit cards don't work. But with remote desktop marketplaces, you can find a computer near the postal code of the credit card you have and this ensures your online transactions go through. Obviously not "you" as you don't have to care what the people do on the other side of your tollbooth. Since you weren't the one compromising anything (computer, credit card, any actual spending) you'll be fine, but you're also going to do all this over Tor anyway. But because you'll be fine you don't have to worry about being detected due to some flaw in Tor because you won't have triggered a criminal investigation, the actual hackers and skimmers and thieves will have though, and incurred all the liability for themselves, people who will have paid an address on a darknet marketplace in Monero and gotten temporary access to a server.