[cryptome] Re: fun games against skilled adversaries [was: shipment interdiction [was: BadBIOS forensics]]
- From: Michael Shelton <iao.ms88@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: cryptome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2014 16:17:01 -0700
#yolo #wtfbbq
Hey..
505.231.1609
Michael Shelton
15 A Miller Gulch Rd.
Madrid NM
87010
Thanks for sending in advance.
Expect to Win.............
Iao
On Aug 16, 2014 9:16 PM, "coderman" <coderman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 8/16/14, bluelotus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <bluelotus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Bryan Starbuck, I apologize for the delay in anwering your question.
> > Your suggestion of keeping profiles is excellent. You are probably
> > familiar with nonprofits being surveilled, harassed and hacked by former
> > NSA trained hackers.
> > ...
> > Before the above article was written, I wrote a discussion thread on
> > this. Readers are reluctant to concede that abusers hire private
> > investigators who hire hackers.
>
>
> the "security industry" as oriented toward the consumer public is
> focused on broad threats and general risks. the specialized
> particulars of targeted exploitation for whatever reason are the realm
> of nation state espionage, law enforcement technical surveillance, and
> high power corporate conflicts.
>
> individuals facing advanced attackers are left with nearly no avenues
> of reputable relief.
>
> the vagaries of how anyone might encounter "advanced attackers" are as
> myriad and expansive as the history of human kind itself. jilted
> lover, bruised ego, psychotic obsession, voyueristic thrills, the list
> goes well beyond the common corporate investigations and government
> espionage hijinx...
>
>
>
> > In these high tech times,private investigators hire black hat hackers
> > who are adept at picking locks, gaining physical access to computers and
> > external hard drives and disassemblying, implanting and infecting
> > computers.
>
> i find it amusing that the largest repository of black hats and
> malicious tech is employed by the United States Government itself.
>
> at least those tax dollars are some of the most effective put to use? ;)
>
>
>
> > My case is atypical. It was not the defendant's law firm that hired
> > private investigators. The defendant himself hired private investigators
> > who hired hackers. Who he hired are top notch professionals. The type
> > that law firms would hire and refer to other law firms and defendants.
> > The defendant acted on very good referrals.
>
>
> it is slow going digging into your gear; will report in a few weeks.
> as mentioned before, due to interdiction of shipment i don't expect
> much of interest. but never say never...
>
> best regards,
> dokermange; doing mah best to poke bears and burn vulns
>
>
>
> P.S. if you would like to participate in a weaponized-sploits-for-free
> program with coderman please provide a cell phone number and physical
> address in united states for delivery of honey tokens to trigger tips.
> not responsible for damaged or turned-malicious hardware in your
> vacinity or possession. special restrictions may apply. LIMITED TIME
> ONLY! #YOLO #RENDITIONCON #WTFBBQ
>
>
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