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Equation Group Leaks(Re-released).
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2016-08-23 at 12:27 PM UTCI'm sure you guys are aware but as you recall a subcontractor of the NSA suffered a data breach. A group called The Shadow Brokers has claimed responsibility and they proceeded to release a bunch of tools and scripts to prove their legitimacy. However since they intended to sell the rest of the goods they managed to come by github deleted their account since that is against their policy. However an independent source has now released the tools again to a separate account.
For the latest news on the data breach, Ars Technica has the intel, visit their site by clicking here.
For the NSA toolkit please see the repo below.
https://github.com/adamcaudill/EquationGroupLeak
I'm glad to see ultra1337 gubmint employed threat actors use python as well in the development of their exploits and such. -
2016-08-23 at 8:17 PM UTCThanks mate. Been saying for the past 3 years that I need to get back into programming and I have come to terms with the fact I probably wont get serious anytime soon. But damn I love CS news. Interesting shit.
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2016-08-23 at 9:07 PM UTC
Thanks mate. Been saying for the past 3 years that I need to get back into programming and I have come to terms with the fact I probably wont get serious anytime soon. But damn I love CS news. Interesting shit.
My pleasure, there have been some awesome developments in the hacking scene on a grand scale these last couple weeks. With the DNC hack and the NSA data breach, it are interesting times we live in. -
2016-08-23 at 11:12 PM UTCI would like an epic banana with some extra bacon please sir.
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2016-08-24 at 2:52 PM UTC
I would like an epic banana with some extra bacon please sir.
Yeah the naming conventions are hilarious. -
2016-09-08 at 10:26 AM UTCFor toppest of keks someone rickrolled the toolkit auction. By transferring exactly 0.001337BTC in sequence from the following in wallets.
1never9kNNkr27UseZSHnaEHg1z8v3Mbb
1gonnaV3MFNjymS4RGvUbHACstiS8aSYz
1giveGEk184Gwep2KT4UBPTcE9oqWzCVR
1youKBMLEohsexdZtkvnTzHnc4iU7Ffty
1upAbpBEWQ467QNT7i4vBMVPzSfQ3sqoQ
1never9kNNkr27UseZSHnaEHg1z8v3Mbb
1gonnaV3MFNjymS4RGvUbHACstiS8aSYz
11etAyypstpXLQpTgoYmYzT8M2foBSBe1
1youKBMLEohsexdZtkvnTzHnc4iU7Ffty
1downAsBbRQcBfUj8rgQomqhRsNFf1jMo
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2016-09-08 at 10:41 AM UTC
Damn I could have used that $8 I wish someone would rickroll me with bitcoin.
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2016-09-09 at 7:48 AM UTCSome funnies from the code:
desc="A packet drops in a router. Does anyone hear it?"
# Add support for python 2.3 and 2.4
Looks like lots of stuff to explore:
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Language files blank comment code
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XML 704 75 0 156652
Python 198 9591 6417 36416
Perl 31 856 99 3867
Bourne Shell 13 236 131 1210
Assembly 34 391 177 1135
ASP.Net 2 145 0 642
C 1 24 0 165
make 1 23 36 25
DOS Batch 1 8 0 24
Bourne Again Shell 8 2 0 16
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SUM: 993 11351 6860 200152
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I wonder if they have some tool to create those super cool codeword names? -
2016-09-09 at 7:55 AM UTC
My pleasure, there have been some awesome developments in the hacking scene on a grand scale these last couple weeks. With the DNC hack and the NSA data breach, it are interesting times we live in.
Dont mean to be a negative nancy or anything but I wouldnt call the data breach or DNC hacks "developments" in the hacking scene. If anything they are developments in the political-socio-scene and are more a product of bad security and invesigative individuals. At any rate I hope it doesnt stop here because they have made these times far more interesting. -
2016-09-09 at 11:44 AM UTC
Dont mean to be a negative nancy or anything but I wouldnt call the data breach or DNC hacks "developments" in the hacking scene. If anything they are developments in the political-socio-scene and are more a product of bad security and invesigative individuals. At any rate I hope it doesnt stop here because they have made these times far more interesting.
It's interesting insofar as these leaks are having a tangible, real world effect. I think that's pretty interesting. -
2016-09-09 at 11:46 AM UTC
Some funnies from the code:
Looks like lots of stuff to explore:
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Language files blank comment code
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XML 704 75 0 156652
Python 198 9591 6417 36416
Perl 31 856 99 3867
Bourne Shell 13 236 131 1210
Assembly 34 391 177 1135
ASP.Net 2 145 0 642
C 1 24 0 165
make 1 23 36 25
DOS Batch 1 8 0 24
Bourne Again Shell 8 2 0 16
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SUM: 993 11351 6860 200152
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I wonder if they have some tool to create those super cool codeword names?
I am pretty sure they use this website.
https://ternus.github.io/nsaproductgenerator/
