"Your privacy is at risk"

[Scammer's Sheep]

It kinda is I'd say.

It's techincally is but I wouldn't call it social engineering at all since that is less work than an indian scam tech support guy does.

[lean]

knew this method like a year ago then poodlecorp came in acting 1337 and shit when its not even hard. didnt know that this many people didnt know the method.

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It's techincally is but I wouldn't call it social engineering at all since that is less work than an indian scam tech support guy does.

so wet me wun a scan on yo computar. *opens cmd types in tree C:/* see all those wiwuses?

[Lupin]

knew this method like a year ago then poodlecorp came in acting 1337 and shit when its not even hard. didnt know that this many people didnt know the method.

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so wet me wun a scan on yo computar. *opens cmd types in tree C:/* see all those wiwuses?

wow super pro, you should run a blackhat service

[lean]

wow super pro, you should run a blackhat service

your shitposts are actually insane.

[Lupin]

your shitposts are actually insane.

Insane? Shitposts? It's rapid HQ posting

[jiang]

this is scary imo. just knowing that you're vulnerable is pretty scary. i was planning on switching to t-mobile, too.

[Lupin]

this is scary imo. just knowing that you're vulnerable is pretty scary. i was planning on switching to t-mobile, too.

T Mobile is a no no. AT&T is the way to go in the US i think

[Eternity]

Well there is not much we can do other then.

1.) Not be popular
2.) Not use the internet
3.) Change the password everyday..
4.) Don't share the info

However the last two point doesn't mean much to really good hackers, they can send email virus or make you click on a link or some other way to get in through the backdoor.


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I don't know about the sim card method but it could be true.

[lean]

Well there is not much we can do other then.

1.) Not be popular
2.) Not use the internet
3.) Change the password everyday..
4.) Don't share the info

However the last two point doesn't mean much to really good hackers, they can send email virus or make you click on a link or some other way to get in through the backdoor.


EDIT
I don't know about the sim card method but it could be true.

it is true and it works. my friend has hacked famous youtubers with it.

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T Mobile is a no no. AT&T is the way to go in the US i think

at&t is decent but cricket is where it's at. btw it's not only t-mobile there are other ways to do it with other providers that I don't know of.

[wan]

However the last two point doesn't mean much to really good hackers, they can send email virus or make you click on a link or some other way to get in through the backdoor.

There are easy ways to avoid getting viruses like that.
- Use your browser in a sandbox.
- Anti-executable program (VoodooShield for example).
- Good AV (with HIPS)
- Anti-Exploit program (if not added in your AV)
- Not doing stupid shit online.
Also having two-factor authentication can help a lot, my phone has 2 sim card slots so I use my second number that most people don't know I have for security (when adding my number to sites like gmail and paypal).

OT: It is pretty scary how people can find simple ways around security like this. Hopefully, this gives those type of companies a bit of a wake-up call.

[Ryuk]

I don't even do youtube

[Lunatic]

Too Funny

[Ace]

Everything's normal, attackers always attack.
They called his mom, LOL!

[Dynasty]

All you have to do is be careful and don't download or go into shady sites.
Being anonymous on the internet is not a hard thing to do now days.