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There are a lot of ways to monetize it. Run 2FA attacks on celebrity accounts' phone numbers, dox anon accounts that post racist stuff or follow gay porn and bl
by spoonjim 4y ago
There are a lot of ways to monetize it. Run 2FA attacks on celebrity accounts' phone numbers, dox anon accounts that post racist stuff or follow gay porn and blackmail them, etc etc.
- nickcox 4y agoHow would one make money out of doxing racists?
- spoonjim 4y agoCall them, tell them you'll publish an expose with their real name and get them fired from their job unless they pay you $5k.
- ALittleLight 4y agoI don't think that would work. You only get cancelled if you catch the eye of a social media mob. If it's just some random person complaining that X is a racist then I'd bet X's employer would side with X. "No, trust me - I hacked into Twitter and this anime avatar who says racist things is totally your employee. Hello? Hello?" You could threaten to call up a random person's employer and call them a racist unless they paid you. Seems as likely to work as this would be. You would need someone high profile enough to get the attention of a social media mob to really threaten people.
- spoonjim 4y agoYou don't need to get the person fired - you need to get them afraid of potentially being fired. Not everyone will do a rational takedown like this, and if they do, you have millions of accounts to dox.
- jokethrowaway 4y agoIt took one tweet from a random user (@fionafranfeld) to get bodega bro cancelled from his tech job in New York at @outreach_io https://youtu.be/gIraad4RrRw?t=190 https://youtu.be/gIraad4RrRw?t=190
- ALittleLight 4y agoYes, but only because it got social media attention. If it was just one guy offended by bodega bro then nothing would've happened.
- seanhunter 4y agoThe standard black hat data dump monetization scheme (I have been told) is to just try logging in with the same creds at a bunch of banks. Lots of people reuse passwords and you don’t need that many hits to recoup the money.