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> allowing a small, incredibly talented, incredibly missed individuals to reverse the firmware/NAND challenges and correctly respond to the challenge. Let my g

> allowing a small, incredibly talented, incredibly missed individuals to reverse the firmware/NAND challenges and correctly respond to the challenge. Let my guess. Related to the various 'stealth' servers that exist for XBL? Got any more fun stories from that time?

Jerrrry 5y ago
>Got any more fun stories from that time? yes, but the internet will never believe these stories. The history of Xbox Live may be one that is better off never told.
- roastedpeacock 5y ago
  Within reason I do believe some things. But given the state of the world and the people in it I respect your view on this.
  - Jerrrry 5y ago
    The internet is a small place, and the "it's just a game" defense didn't prevent 17 year olds from catching federal felony charges then, and it sure wouldn't now, barely out of the 10-year statute of limitations. Between the statute of limitations now being a farce, and the young gentleman who made it out unscathed legally are now battling employment, credit, and security check issues... maybe the stories of SIM swapping, SWATing, social engineering, doxing, DDoS, bribery, conspiracy, nation-state actors, treason, and other miscellany that plagued our late childhood with paranoid fever dreams....be better off untold, at least until more of us are confirmed retired or safe from petty retribution.
    - RankingMember 5y ago
      Jack Rhysider (Darknet Diaries guy) has done a bunch of interviews with people in your circumstance- they use pseudonyms and keep certain things vague. You mention wanting to "correct the record" in an earlier comment- why not DM this guy and tell him what you're telling us? https://twitter.com/JackRhysider https://twitter.com/JackRhysider
- ChrisRR 5y ago
  Of course these stories are better off told. It's very interesting from a historical and technological standpoint to document these things before they're lost/forgotten

Jerrrry 5y ago

>Got any more fun stories from that time? yes, but the internet will never believe these stories. The history of Xbox Live may be one that is better off never told.

roastedpeacock 5y ago
Within reason I do believe some things. But given the state of the world and the people in it I respect your view on this.
- Jerrrry 5y ago
  The internet is a small place, and the "it's just a game" defense didn't prevent 17 year olds from catching federal felony charges then, and it sure wouldn't now, barely out of the 10-year statute of limitations. Between the statute of limitations now being a farce, and the young gentleman who made it out unscathed legally are now battling employment, credit, and security check issues... maybe the stories of SIM swapping, SWATing, social engineering, doxing, DDoS, bribery, conspiracy, nation-state actors, treason, and other miscellany that plagued our late childhood with paranoid fever dreams....be better off untold, at least until more of us are confirmed retired or safe from petty retribution.
  - RankingMember 5y ago
    Jack Rhysider (Darknet Diaries guy) has done a bunch of interviews with people in your circumstance- they use pseudonyms and keep certain things vague. You mention wanting to "correct the record" in an earlier comment- why not DM this guy and tell him what you're telling us? https://twitter.com/JackRhysider https://twitter.com/JackRhysider
ChrisRR 5y ago
Of course these stories are better off told. It's very interesting from a historical and technological standpoint to document these things before they're lost/forgotten