Sent Pics Being Blackmailed Scam

So you or someone you know sent revealing pics to someone online pretending to be an attractive girl or guy that wanted to see you and now you've got some gross person saying they will blackmail you.

DO NOT PAY
Report their on the platform they are blackmailing on and block all contact. Do not respond to their demands, don't get one last word in about how much you hate them just block contact and move on.

That's it. Blackmail scammers have very little reason to actually send your pictures to anyone. Blackmail is a crime and a scammer sending your nude pictures to people is a sex crime.

If you already sent money to the scammers, contact your bank or credit card company. You may not be able to recover the money, unfortunately. But, you should not send more. The scammers will ask for more money until they can't get anymore from you. It's a hard lesson on scams but one you can recover from.

If you are still concerned about the potential blackmail after following the steps above, please understand that this is a scam and a crime. You are not alone and you should not be afraid of reporting it. Call your local police department.

If the police haven't been able to help you feel more secure or you want to know more about sex crimes, this website contains resources including chat lines:

https://www.rainn.org/resources

And, remember that no level of embarrassment is worth your life. Life is full of weird and embarrassing moments and they are temporary and not worth taking your life over. If a scam or sextortion or anything else has caused you to consider suicide, speak to someone you trust immediately, a police officer, family, a friend or contact the suicide hotline in your country.

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Why Bruteforcing passwords does not work: how to calculate the amount of time it takes!

Written By @vimicito



I have recently been presented with a randomly allocated password of which I was curious to know: how much time will this take to crack by a bruteforce method?

First order of business is to look at the password (gpjs2nuw43wy5 in this case, randomly generated) and determine its character set. In this password it is safe to assume that the character set will probably only include lowercase alphabetic characters, but it does have some numbers in it. This will result in our initial conclusion: 13 lowercase alphanumeric characters, i.e. (26+10)^13 possible combinations. Its result is around 1.7e+20, and this will be the number we can base all our further calculations on. Even with a single uppercase character in your initial password, you'll have to account for uppercase anywhere else in your target password. This will result in your initial conclusion being (26+26+10)^13 instead, making it much more difficult to crack.

If you are in doubt about the character set and the exponent as number of characters, consider a simpler passcode — a 4 digit PIN code. The character set is 0-9 for each digit, i.e. 10 possible states per digit. Those combinations can go from 0000 to 9999, both inclusive. This gives you 10.000 possible combinations, or 10^4.

Next assumption I make will be based on the usage of the CUDA hashcat suite, a demonstration of which can be found here. Let's also assume that this password was stored as an MD5 hash in a database. This is because it's by far the easiest to crack, clocking in at several billions of hashes computed every second (abbreviated to GH/s as we continue), and it's the hashing algorithm shown in this video. In the video, Mike Pound has achieved around 33.5GH/s across the various GPU's.

The means by which this password is stored does matter, as it will determine our GH/s rate. Since we're using the weakest hashing format available for this exercise, we can conclude that all the other ones will make things slower still.

Okay, so let's say that our computer can crack MD5 hashes at 10GH/s (it's a simpler consumer desktop that does not have 4 fancy graphics cards in SLI in it), this will make our calculations easier. We need to divide this 1.7e+20 by 1e+10, or 10 billion. The cool thing about scientific notation is that you can just subtract the value behind e for a division, so we end up with 1.7e+10. Easy, and at big numbers like this super useful!
Note however that the subtraction shortcut can only be used for numbers that have a matching base. In other words, if one of your numbers is decimal (base-10) and your other is binary (base-2), this won't work and you'll have to convert one to the other's numbering system first.

Now we have our amount of seconds we need to crack this password, which brings us into the time domain. This still very large number needs to be sliced up into larger chunks of time. 60 seconds for a minute, 60 minutes for an hour, 24 hours for a day, and 365 days for a year to be exact.

The calculation 1.7e+10/60/60/24/365 will end up in the number of years it will take to crack this password, ending our exercise. The number we end up with is a manageable, but still excessively large 540.9 years. Bruteforcing a password this large is not feasible with current GPU hardware, even with the weakest hashing algorithm MD5.

There are other means of getting a WiFi password, such as WPS and evil twin attacks. But I hope that this post made clear that bruteforcing is not viable for passwords with even a moderately large length. Why not ask for the password instead? Frame it well and people may be willing to give it to you in under 5 minutes.

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Email-Prediction-Asterisks - Script That Allows You To Identify The Emails Hidden Behind Asterisks

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiBmB5GMJbTCNbXT-Z-8jVvPbukaFRZMJqyWX_Tki-ZJgoj8UeItC5iYjQKnQCyyZ204ycjDZtkgsJre2ekNx41TD6nTY2DbSPo3gFdNXhxd7ewvYExBXySuWtIEMtvbd95m1MqtH3fPUFSdE37-eKu-QHB_2pvKfXWKDETIcyoySdfEfhhunHw5CYJ/w640-h300/email-prediction-asterisks_1_email-asterisks.png
Email prediction asterisks is a script that allows you to identify the emails hidden behind asterisks. It is a perfect application for osint analysts and security forces. It allows to intelligently predict, using Intelx leaks, which emails are related to the person we are looking for. It also allows you to automatically obtain information from emails for manual analysis through a CSV dataset that is generated with the results.
Example of email with asterisks on Twitter

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiBmB5GMJbTCNbXT-Z-8jVvPbukaFRZMJqyWX_Tki-ZJgoj8UeItC5iYjQKnQCyyZ204ycjDZtkgsJre2ekNx41TD6nTY2DbSPo3gFdNXhxd7ewvYExBXySuWtIEMtvbd95m1MqtH3fPUFSdE37-eKu-QHB_2pvKfXWKDETIcyoySdfEfhhunHw5CYJ/w640-h300/email-prediction-asterisks_1_email-asterisks.png
DEMO

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjJPgxqI6BOolQ-x-0ptlYbA7CwM2H-Bh0Lha5icXO80DG-xqHHJbI5tJO-12JWSrUPQ3wnK7Ui90Gwd-OPFk0pn41nWed5AzxERxICl-mOF9yAjP0BHQwEOfpncMb0hzpO6Ea6kY3JLFBfYpjnUk2pzQFTeFzvrGJTNvCXk9g46A1LjmCHtw9WJ3Yc/w640-h342/email-prediction-asterisks_2_demo.gif
Installation

It's necessary to install the intelx library for python

git clone https://github.com/Quantika14/email-prediction-asterisks
pip3 install -r requiriments.txt

git clone https://github.com/IntelligenceX/SDK
pip3 install SDK/Python

You must put your api key here

# Directory: m/key.py
intelx = "HERE"
emailrep = "HERE"

Autor

* Twitter: @JorgeWebsec
* web: www.quantika14.com
Download Email-Prediction-Asterisks

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Step 7 - Dive Deep into Hacking => Once you have good knowledge about the topics discussed thus far, it's time to dive deep. Trying diving deep into hacking concepts and learning topics such as vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, SQL injections, and much more. In the field of hacking, learning is never-ending because security changes every day with new updates in the system.Thus you need to be updated with the latest tools and ways to crack a system or secure a system.

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