Start using a proxy/vpn from now, it isn't too late if you can gain root access and delete the logs.
Consumer.gov website hacked by me! FBI.GOV HACKED? (ALMOST) |
(Sep 24, 2010 10:03 AM)iampoor Wrote: Start using a proxy/vpn from now, it isn't too late if you can gain root access and delete the logs. i cant gain root access, but i realised i was on my neibours hacked internet when i did it, (my wifi card connects to like 3 different depending on signal strangth) and the dude is about 2.3k away, and i deleted ALL my logs from his pc, router, ect.... am i safe? i could leave my home for about 6 months and dissapere for that time (no credit cards will be used, no anything, i will just dissaprear without a trace...) is tha something i should consider? Also, early this morning, i saw a ghost van infront of my house, but noone ot out or anything, or is it just my imagination?  (Sep 24, 2010 10:17 AM)Josh-Emm Wrote: Almost is simply not good enough make a thread when yeh have hacked iti replaced the default web page... i will update the title... (Sep 24, 2010 10:15 AM)codelancers Wrote: i cant gain root access, but i realised i was on my neibours hacked internet when i did it, (my wifi card connects to like 3 different depending on signal strangth) and the dude is about 2.3k away, and i deleted ALL my logs from his pc, router, ect.... You haven't defaced or edited any files, have you? Just log out. They most probably won't read their logs and if they do they'll only probably change their passwords and fix the security hole. Your too paranoid. ❓ (Sep 24, 2010 10:20 AM)iampoor Wrote: You haven't defaced or edited any files, have you? Just log out. They most probably won't read their logs and if they do they'll only probably change their passwords and fix the security hole.i replaced the index page (main page) with the server default page... look: https://www.consumer.gov i also reinstalled a different ssl certificate, so now the connection is untrusted... 
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(This post was last modified: Sep 24, 2010 10:56 AM by Arbiter.)
Dude you fucked up bad. Really bad. I don't know if that site was important, but since it's .gov... wait 'till it hits the news.
(Sep 24, 2010 10:52 AM)Arbiter Wrote: Dude you fucked up bad. Really bad. I don't know if that site was important, but if it was... wait 'till it hits the news. here is the admin login panel: https://www.consumer.gov:8443/vz/cp/psa/frameset lol try mysqli on it (not vinerable, but it gets them to trace you lulz) (Sep 24, 2010 10:55 AM)codelancers Wrote: here is the admin login panel: Why would i try that? Why would i want to get traced?
LOL, you're my idol. Isn't pretty much that ''amazing'' of hacking. But, I like the fact you just hacked a .gov site without having any protection and got backtraced. And still get excited. 🤦♂
You should have defaced it though, anyway I don't think you would get arrested or anything. They'll probably just change the admin password and/or block you by MAC or IP address from their site. (Sep 24, 2010 11:27 AM)VLxKaihoe Wrote: LOL, you're my idol. Isn't pretty much that ''amazing'' of hacking. But, I like the fact you just hacked a .gov site without having any protection and got backtraced. And still get excited. 🤦♂ spinnning meat is going up there (meat spin) LMAO, I AM EXCITED CUZ IF I GET ARRESTED, EVERYONE WILL KNOW, AND ILL BE FAMOUS. BUT IM UNDERAGE, SO HOW BAD WILL IT BE?? (Sep 24, 2010 11:31 AM)codelancers Wrote: spinnning meat is going up there (meat spin) If this was fbi.gov and you defaced it, you'll probably be the next US's best ethical hacker and get paid 10012492914912949124 monthly (e.g: K.Mitnick)  |
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