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Do we have any Telegram pros here? The task is to ban Telegram channels with illegal content. It's a daily task because new channels are constantly being created. We know the banning techniques, we just need hands with software and bots. We're not paying astronomical amounts, it's a work-for-potential deal

Topic is questionable, Closed for inspection.

Seller ran another deal through the guarantor

Contacted the service for remote access. handled it quickly, recommend to all.

A complaint about the neighboring thread regarding the sale of scans.

I didn't see your message

Sent 3 accounts for hacking: Gmail, Instagram. The author managed to hack all of them in less than 24 hours.

On our forum, verification is also required. For now, I've closed the thread.

@Markeytoon Thank you for the detailed review

There exists an unimaginable place on the Internet that millions of people use, yet most of us have never even heard of it. It's a frightening place and not for the faint-hearted. Below you'll learn about what you didn't know about the dark web. Secret Documents The fact that you can hire hitmen online should be cause for concern. In the dark web, there are many sites claiming that hitmen can scare or even kill someone if the price is right. Regular gang members are willing to carry out tasks for $5,000. If you want to hire a professional, you can hire a former military sniper for $30,000. Hopefully, you'll never find yourself in a situation where you have to use the services of a hitman. Human Trafficking Human trafficking is the fastest-growing type of crime in the world, second only to drug trafficking in terms of illegal income. It is estimated that 600,000-800,000 men, women, and children are sold each year. The purpose of human trafficking is either enslavement or sexual exploitation. There are websites on the dark web where kidnapped young girls are put up for auction. The existence of such human trafficking sites on the dark web is a very frightening reality. Alternate Reality Games Some people find such games really cool and whimsical. One user became so engrossed in a game called "No Love" that he ended up in New York at 3 a.m. to answer a phone call in a phone booth. The game started as a scavenger hunt created by a group called "No Love," which had just announced the release of their new album. The initial tasks in the game were available as clues that led the user to other clues and, ultimately, to an unauthorized copy of one of their songs from the group's new album. The game ended when fans of the group gained access to all the songs from the new album. Strange Sellers In addition to illegal goods, the dark web also features some bizarre items. For $50, you can buy a pound of sand, and it's not any special sand; the seller doesn't hide anything and says, "It's just sand." The strangest items sold on the dark web are pills of desired character, which allegedly fulfill your desires. Trade in Rare Animals Sales of rare animals on the Internet have become so common that there is a real risk that some species will disappear due to buyers. Criminals sell rare animals by catching them from their natural habitats and shipping them to the highest bidders. For example, elephants are simply killed to sell their tusks. Some parts of tigers and rhinos are used in traditional medicine in powdered form. Scale of the Dark Web Many people do not understand how vast the dark web is. The resources available to most people on the Internet are just the tip of the iceberg. We all know about sites like Google and YouTube. It is estimated that the surface of the network accounts for only 0.3% of the entire Internet. The dark web is a part of the Internet that cannot be accessed by search engines like Google or Bing. To access these sites, you need a special web browser that hides or changes your IP address. Many do not realize that the dark web is just a part of the deep web. There are many ways a journalist can protect their sources, but it's not always possible to keep them secret. In the regular segment of the network, it's easy to track people, so many journalists use the dark segment of the network to protect themselves. There is an instant messaging site that helps a journalist talk to their sources without fear that their correspondence will be seen by a third party. The messaging site is considered a triumph for privacy advocates and should be a celebration for anyone who believes that people should be able to provide truthful information about illegal activities without fear of being identified. It's no wonder you might need an invitation to certain parts of the Internet. The dark web accommodates so many shadowy characters that no one can be sure exactly who they're dealing with. Because of this, many sites existing in the darknet require an invitation from another user.

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Pavel Durov and intelligence services are listening to Telegram Now many acquaintances from the darknet have switched to communicating on Telegram, not realizing all the presumed anonymity of this messenger. Let's start with the fact that Telegram is absolutely not anonymous. Telegram collects about 50 parameters from your smartphone, here are just some of them: viewing the IMEI code, access to location, call log recording, reading MMS, reading SMS, Bluetooth management, and even the camera. Don't fool yourself with the hope that if you prohibited the application from collecting this data, then the data will be collected regardless of whether you checked the prohibition box or not. Telegram knows the full details of the owner of the mobile phone, knows where you are, controls your camera, and if desired, the speaker, reads your SMS, has full access to all applications on your phone, and to all social networks authorized from the smartphone. And the fact that Durov refused to hand over the encryption keys - it's done to divert attention, so that trusting users can calmly discuss all dirty deeds, conduct financial data exchanges there. Now let's go over a few main attacks on Telegram: Network-level attack The most terrifying method (although quite exotic and labor-intensive in practice). Usually, this is the prerogative of special services or well-equipped technical organizations. The optimal hacking method is to intercept the cell network node for a specific subscriber. As a result, hackers gain control over SMS traffic. In the end, the hacker can send an SMS authorization request, receive the SMS to their node, and prevent it from reaching the real subscriber. Thus, third parties gain access to the Telegram account by authenticating there using codes from SMS. SMS interception and SIM card recovery Perhaps, this is one of the few ways to hack Telegram. Many advanced programmers agree that intercepting SMS will be much easier than obtaining and decrypting chats of users protected by the MTProto protocol. for "mom's hackers," the only available hacking method remains social engineering. How to check if Telegram has been hacked or not This is done as follows (only on mobile): Go to settings. Find "Privacy and Security." In the "Security" section, select "Active Sessions." See who and when recently accessed your page. If you have suspicions, click on the strange session and end it. Although Telegram is not an anonymous messenger, it can be used without violating the law. Go to our channel in the description, see how you can use the channel on darknet topics for peaceful purposes. If you haven't subscribed to the channel yet, it's time to bookmark us, a big material is being prepared for several series about Russian hacker groups that steal money from banks by the billions. Want to be informed about modern cybercrimes? then join!

Top 5 Best Hacking Apps for Android Hello Everyone from the Darkweb! We all know, folks, that time doesn't stand still, just like the capabilities of our portable devices, phones, gadgets. Anything new that a person comes up with - one way or another, sooner or later, it will be used against him. What am I talking about? Well, that all new technology is a playground for both good analysts and criminals alike. Today, in this video, I want to share a simple example of how an ordinary Android phone can become a portable hacking tool. Here's my selection of the top Android apps: Orbot Orbot is an Android application developed by the Tor Project to provide complete privacy and freedom on the internet. Essentially, it allows you to hide your real IP address by bouncing your communication system through distributed networks of relays run by volunteers around the world. Fing - Network Scanner The best, completely free, and insanely fast network scanner that you can use to detect devices connected to any Wi-Fi network, display the location of these devices, identify intruders, assess network security threats, troubleshoot network issues, and achieve better network performance. All this can be done with a set of widely popular network tools. This app has many very useful network tools such as Wi-Fi scanner, port scanner, DNS lookup, service tracing, and ping. Whatscan If you're interested in hacking a WhatsApp account and monitoring all incoming and outgoing messages of someone you know, then you absolutely must try Whatscan - a web-integrated WhatsApp application. To hack WhatsApp with this app, you must first physically access the victim's device, then scan its WhatsApp web QR code to activate the service. Unlike other hacking apps for Android, Whatscan doesn't require root permissions, as the app uses an authentic method to access WhatsApp (through the WhatsApp website). Change My MAC Airports or train stations, cafes or hotels, nearly all public places nowadays offer free Wi-Fi. However, most of them impose time restrictions on usage. But changing the MAC address of your Android device will solve this problem. With this tool, you can easily spoof the MAC address of your device and continue using unlimited free Wi-Fi without any hassle. WiFi Kill Is one of the best WiFi hacking apps for Android: it's used to block wifi connections for other users from your Android device. All you need to do is download this excellent Android app to your mobile phone, and you can easily disconnect other users from the wifi network.

We have an interesting video of compromising content with you" - a letter with such a content and an offer to buy it for money (under a thousand dollars!) was recently received by one of the editors of Men's Health. We tell you about the relatively new type of online fraud, as well as explain why it's nonsense and how (just in case) to protect yourself from it. So, you receive an email from an unknown address, and the displayed name and surname of the sender will most likely be yours. In the first few lines, this stranger writes to you, like, dude, I know your password for this email, it's such and such. To your surprise, the password may actually be similar to yours. In my case, it was an old password for my email, which I changed about two years ago. Further, the anonymous well-wisher tells how he managed to embed malicious software on one of the popular adult websites. Of course, it turned out to be the site I occasionally visit (yeah, I'm guilty, it happens). As a result, he has a video, one part of which shows the clip I was watching (the anonymous person praises my taste), and the other shows an image from my laptop's webcam of me at the moment of viewing it. And now, according to my new acquaintance, I have two options in front of me. "The first is to ignore this email. In this case, I will send the recording to all your contacts, and you will see the damage it will do to your reputation and romantic relationships," writes the online scammer. As an alternative, he suggests deleting the video and forgetting about it forever if I transfer to the specified digital wallet bitcoins in a modest amount, equivalent to about $900. The blackmailer claims that appealing to law enforcement agencies is pointless, as he cannot be traced, and I should think about my reputation, and so on and so forth. Another nuance is that the villain says he can send me a preview, but it should be borne in mind that he will simultaneously send it to 11 random people from my contact list. After telling several friends about this letter, I learned that they also received such messages, and someone even knows a guy who fell for it and either entered into correspondence with the extortionists to reduce the amount or sent money. I also learned that such letters come in both English (I got one) and Russian. In general, considering the security issues in almost all well-known social networks and regular failures with the loss of personal data, one can imagine how many millions of such letters men receive daily worldwide and what the scale of online fraud might be. But I don't negotiate with terrorists and write a reply to the blackmailer: first, I send him where he belongs, then I advise, like, show this video to your mom, she'll like it, then I send it again. I have no doubt that this is a scam and there is no video. Even if it exists - who are you going to surprise with a video of a person during masturbation in 2019 or a video of their sexual preferences (quite trivial, by the way)? Do you seriously believe that among your colleagues and relatives there are no visitors to adult sites? I have discouraging news for you! In general, it is precisely your panic at the sight of a familiar password that online scammers rely on, presenting an almost five-figure bill to you. It is precisely the assumption that your secrets have become available to someone on the other side that breaks through the psychological defense and makes weak-willed people twist themselves, believing everything in the anonymous letter. And if your password contains, say, the name of a child or a beloved girlfriend - an additional effect is possible, as if the security of your loved ones is affected. At such a moment, you just have to imagine the most critical scenario. What could you possibly be watching on porn sites that would make your friends, family, and colleagues turn away from you? Group interracial scenes? Foot fetishism? Orgies with trans people? And that's it?! And what's so special about what you do during video viewing? Do you shout with pleasure? Stick out your tongue? Hold a marshal's baton in your teeth? In any case, you're not doing anything remotely close to what's happening on the screen. So relax, like me. Online scams exist as much as the internet does. Together with it, they (and adult videos) become more sophisticated. To protect yourself from security failures, you need to treat personal data carefully - with a complex password, reading notifications from mail services, and updating antivirus software. Well, if you received such a letter, change your password just in case. Again. Expert Comments Alex Patsay, Cybersecurity Specialist, Author of the Telegram Channel "Danger Information": "The forgery of sending a letter from someone else's address is a well-known trick to specialists, but ordinary users may not know about such a mechanism. The number of leaked login and password records on the internet today is measured in billions, and the fact that most users use the same password on different sites is also not a secret. So the scheme of deceiving the recipient by sending such a letter is indeed fundamentally effective, as far as the mechanism of "social engineering" can be effective: when a person