Claims
Qualified triples from the transcripts. Origin, speaker, and evidence stay attached.
These are not independently verified facts.
Marq
USES
Credential dump
Marq downloaded thousands of documents containing customer banking, tax, address, and identity-document information and sold a sample of the data.
Explicit
Confidence 94%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“that’s when I started to download quite a bit of the information from one of the servers.”
Marq ·
offsets 19064–19153
“It was thousands and thousands of documents. I want to say probably 15,000 documents in total.”
Marq ·
offsets 19717–19812
Marq
USES
Micros
While working at Oracle, Marq supported its point-of-sale software called Micros.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“I worked on their point-of-sale software called Micros. I was a support engineer.”
Marq
USES
Tor
Marq used Tor while in high school, but said he mainly explored it and did not conduct activities there at that time.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“I went on Tor a couple of times, but honestly I never did anything.”
Marq
USES
PowerShell
A coworker asked Marq to write a PowerShell script for a client, although Marq described it as outside his area.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“he wanted me to write a PowerShell script for this specific client that was just way out of my zone.”
Marq ·
offsets 13571–13671
Marq
USES
Office 365
Marq supported Office 365 issues in his role as a Microsoft Exchange engineer.
Explicit
Confidence 97%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“it could be Office 365 issues, in the Cloud”
Marq
USES
Remote Desktop Protocol
Marq planned to create accounts with internet-accessible RDP credentials on additional servers so he could sell access to them.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 108
Details
“he would make a new user account and give it RDP access from the internet so he could sell that username and password”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 28203–28320
Binary Defense
USES
Confidential informant
Binary Defense bought the data on the forum, investigated the seller and victim, and turned the findings over to the FBI; Jack characterizes this role as a confidential informant.
Explicit
Confidence 95%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 108
Details
“they investigate the data to try to figure out who the victim was and who the person is that sold this to them, and then they just turned all that over to the FBI.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 29434–29597
“It’s what’s known as a confidential informant.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 29607–29653
Marq
USES
Exchange
In his Microsoft role, Marq helped administrators with Exchange issues, including on-premises, cloud, and hybrid setups.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“At Microsoft, I was a Exchange engineer, so I helped mostly systems administrator, but I would help them with pretty much any Exchange issue.”
Marq
USES
BackTrack
Marq experimented with Linux and later checked out BackTrack and its hacking tools.
Explicit
Confidence 96%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 108
Details
“From there, he heard about BackTrack and was drawn to different hacking tools.”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4216–4294
Marq
USES
Bitcoin
Marq sold access to the stolen data for $600 in Bitcoin and transferred the payment between his wallets.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Marq
EP 108
Details
“The $600, of course, was in Bitcoin. Then yeah, they transferred the money to my wallet and I gave them the information they wanted.”
Marq ·
offsets 22795–22928
malicious APK
AFFECTS
Android
The alleged malicious APK was downloaded onto Junaid's Android phone.
Uncertain
Confidence 86%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“onto his Android phone”
MLT ·
offsets 48572–48594
MyBB zero-day exploit
AFFECTS
MyBB
The zero-day exploit affected MyBB and allowed a shell to be spawned on it.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“a zero-day exploit at the time that allowed us to spawn a shell on MyBB”
Cyber Caliphate
ASSOCIATED_WITH
ISIS
The Cyber Caliphate was created to carry out cyber attacks on behalf of ISIS.
Explicit
Confidence 98%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“to carry out cyber attacks on behalf of ISIS”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 44323–44367
MLT
ASSOCIATED_WITH
Anonymous
MLT felt loosely affiliated with Anonymous and observed activity in its IRC chat rooms; this was not presented as formal membership.
Uncertain
Confidence 93%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“For a while, MLT felt loosely affiliated with Anonymous”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 4535–4590
TeaMp0isoN
ASSOCIATED_WITH
Anonymous
TeaMp0isoN sprang out of Anonymous and was once loosely affiliated with it, but later separated itself from Anonymous.
Uncertain
Confidence 94%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“TeaMp0isoN sort of sprang out of Anonymous and was once loosely affiliated with them”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 19115–19199
MyBB zero-day exploit
DEVELOPED_BY
MLT
MLT said that he identified the vulnerability underlying the MyBB zero-day exploit.
Explicit
Confidence 96%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“It was me that identified the vulnerability”
0xffff
DEVELOPED_BY
MLT
MLT recently started the legally oriented hacking group 0xffff.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“MLT has taken his interest in all this and recently started a new hacking group called 0xffff”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 53515–53608
Cyber Caliphate
DEVELOPED_BY
TriCk
Junaid Hussain started the Cyber Caliphate to conduct cyber attacks on behalf of ISIS.
Explicit
Direction flagged
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“He started a new hacker group called the Cyber Caliphate”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 44266–44322
MyBB zero-day exploit
DEVELOPED_BY
TriCk
TriCk was the person who exploited the vulnerability to spawn the shell; the episode describes the exploit as jointly developed and used by the pair.
Derived
Confidence 78%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“it was TriCk that actually exploited the vulnerability to spawn the shell”
poison.org
DEVELOPED_BY
TriCk
TriCk was described as the founder, administrator, and moderator of poison.org.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“poison.org which TriCk was the administrator of”
MyBB zero-day exploit
EXPLOITS
zero-day vulnerability
The exploit was a zero-day exploit developed to take advantage of a MyBB vulnerability.
Explicit
Confidence 97%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“We actually developed a zero-day exploit at the time”
TriCk
EXPLOITS
zero-day vulnerability
TriCk exploited the zero-day vulnerability to spawn a shell on MyBB.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“it was TriCk that actually exploited the vulnerability to spawn the shell”
P. Diddy hotel compromise
INITIAL_ACCESS_VIA
phishing
The hotel compromise began with a phishing email crafted to appear to come from another hotel employee.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“it started with a phishing e-mail”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 21988–22021
P. Diddy hotel compromise
INVOLVES
lateral movement
After gaining access, the attackers performed lateral movement to other machines on the hotel network.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· MLT
EP 109
Details
“we performed some lateral movement and gained access to some other machines on the network”
MLT ·
offsets 22340–22430
P. Diddy hotel compromise
INVOLVES
Malware
The attached application in the phishing email was malware that gave TeaMp0isoN access to a hotel computer.
Explicit
Confidence 99%
· Jack Rhysider
EP 109
Details
“the app was malware, so when the employee opened it, it gave TeaMp0isoN access to the computer in the hotel”
Jack Rhysider ·
offsets 22202–22309