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Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack INVOLVES TeaMp0isoN
TeaMp0isoN was reported as having jammed the UK counter-terrorism hotline with computer-generated calls.
Attributed Confidence 96% · Host6 EP 109 Details
“TeaMp0isoN is an anarchist, hacktivist group, and it began by jamming the UK’s counter-terrorism hotline”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack INVOLVES PBX
TriCk compromised a PBX server based in the Philippines as part of the Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“He compromised a PBX server that was based in the Philippines”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack INVOLVES Asterisk
Asterisk was used to script the repeated calls against the Anti-Terrorist Hotline.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“he wrote a script using Asterisk”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack INVOLVES DDoS
The Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack was a denial-of-service attack using repeated computer-generated calls.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“it’s a denial-of-service against the anti-terror hotline”
Anti-Terrorist Hotline attack INVOLVES caller ID spoofing
The attack spoofed caller IDs in a loop and generated different caller IDs repeatedly.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“spoofed caller IDs in a loop and randomly generated the caller IDs”
MLT MEMBER_OF TeaMp0isoN
MLT joined TeaMp0isoN and was asked to co-lead the group.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“I was one of those people. Then he went around to ask if I wanted to help co-lead the group with him.”
TriCk MEMBER_OF TeaMp0isoN
TriCk founded and led TeaMp0isoN after converting poison.org into the hacker group.
Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“TriCk wanted to take it up a notch and decided to convert his poison.org website into a hacker group called TeaMp0isoN.”
After moving to Syria, Junaid Hussain joined ISIS.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“Junaid Hussain had joined ISIS, a terrorist organization”
MLT is the founder and an active member of the 0xffff hacking group.
Derived Confidence 90% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“recently started a new hacking group called 0xffff”
Sally Jones MEMBER_OF ISIS
Sally Jones went to Syria, reunited with Junaid, and was described as participating in ISIS activities.
Derived Confidence 88% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“Sally Jones decided to go to Syria, too”
TeaMp0isoN TARGETS BlackBerry
TeaMp0isoN targeted BlackBerry because it cooperated with police during the London riots by providing BBM-user information.
Explicit Confidence 98% · MLT EP 109 Details
“As a result, TriCk decided to attack BlackBerry.”
Junaid Hussain drone-strike incident TARGETS TriCk
The later US drone strike targeted and killed Junaid Hussain in Syria.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“Junaid Hussain was killed on August 25, 2015”
TeaMp0isoN TARGETS English Defense League
TeaMp0isoN members targeted the English Defense League, including its website and donor database.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“The first major hack that I did with TriCk was the English Defense League.”
TeaMp0isoN USES social engineering
TeaMp0isoN used telephone social engineering while impersonating Google employees.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“We called them all up, pretending to be from Google”
TriCk USES malicious APK
According to an uncertain rumor relayed by MLT, someone tricked Junaid into downloading a malicious APK to obtain his location.
Uncertain Confidence 76% · MLT EP 109 Details
“someone tricked him into downloading a malicious APK file onto his Android phone”
TeaMp0isoN USES WordPress
After compromising employee Gmail accounts, the attackers used the WordPress password-reset process to access the BlackBerry blog.
Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“this BlackBerry blog was just a WordPress site”
TeaMp0isoN USES password reset attack
The attackers requested Gmail password resets and persuaded employees to disclose the received security codes.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“we’d just do a password reset request on their Gmail account”
MLT USES bug bounty hunting
MLT said he spent about five years doing bug bounty hunting.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“I was doing a lot of bug bounty hunting”
MLT USES exploit development
MLT shifted from bug bounty hunting to zero-day exploit development and selling the resulting exploits.
Explicit Confidence 99% · MLT EP 109 Details
“I’ve kinda shifted my focus recently to zero-day exploit development”
TeaMp0isoN USES phishing
TeaMp0isoN used a phishing email as the initial access method in the hotel compromise involving P. Diddy.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“to get into this hotel’s network, it started with a phishing e-mail”
TeaMp0isoN USES Website defacement
Website defacement was an early objective of TeaMp0isoN's attacks.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 109 Details
“Their early objectives were simply to try to deface their target websites.”
SpamIt ASSOCIATED_WITH Glavmed
Damon McCoy's analysis concluded that SpamIt was a fork of the Glavmed databases and that both programs were operated by the same people.
Attributed Confidence 98% · Damon McCoy EP 110 Details
“SpamIt is just a fork of the Glavmed databases and that in fact, these two are operated by the same people.”
Rustock is attributed directly to Cosma as its main botmaster.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 110 Details
“Cosma, Rustock’s main botmaster”
ChronoPay DEVELOPED_BY Igor Gusev
Igor Gusev set up ChronoPay with Pavel Vrublevsky in 2003.
Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 110 Details
“he had set up a payment processor in Russia with his business partner at the time, Pavel Vrublevsky. They called it ChronoPay”
ChronoPay DEVELOPED_BY Pavel Vrublevsky
Pavel Vrublevsky was Igor Gusev's business partner in setting up ChronoPay.
Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 110 Details
“with his business partner at the time, Pavel Vrublevsky. They called it ChronoPay”