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Passive Reconnaissance[edit | edit source]

Passive techniques involve no direct interaction with the target system. They rely on publicly available data, and are less likely to trigger detection mechanisms.

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We have hacked your website https://hackops.wiki and extracted your databases.

How did this happen?

Our team has found a vulnerability within your site that we were able to exploit. After finding the vulnerability we were able to get your database credentials and extract your entire database and move the information to an offshore server.

What does this mean?

We will systematically go through a series of steps of totally damaging your reputation. First your database will be leaked or sold to the highest bidder which they will use with whatever their intentions are. Next if there are e-mails found they will be e-mailed that their information has been sold or leaked and your site https://hackops.wiki was at fault thusly damaging your reputation and having angry customers/associates with whatever angry customers/associates do. Lastly any links that you have indexed in the search engines will be de-indexed based off of blackhat techniques that we used in the past to de-index Our targets.

How do i stop this?

We are willing to refrain from destroying your site's reputation for a small fee. The current fee is $5000 in bitcoins (0.043 BTC).

Send the bitcoin to the following Bitcoin address (Make sure to copy and paste):

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Once you have paid we will automatically get informed that it was your payment. Please note that you have to make payment within 5 days after receiving this e-mail or the database leak, e-mails dispatched, and de-index of your site WiLL start!

How do i get Bitcoins?

You can easily buy bitcoins via several websites or even offline from a Bitcoin-ATM.

What if i don't pay?

We will start the attack at the indicated date and uphold it until you do, there's no counter measure to this, you will Only end up wasting more money trying to find a solution. We will completely destroy your reputation amongst google and your customers.

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If you have any questions, let me know, and we can discuss further.

Kind Regards, Gemma

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Active Reconnaissance[edit | edit source]

Active techniques involve sending packets to the target system and observing responses. This can reveal detailed technical data but may trigger logging or alerts.

Common Techniques[edit | edit source]

  • Scanning open ports using Nmap or Masscan
  • Banner grabbing to identify services
  • OS fingerprinting using TCP/IP stack behavior
  • DNS zone transfers and brute-forcing with dnsrecon or dnsenum
  • Detecting WAFs, proxies, or CDNs
  • Enumerating services like SMB, FTP, HTTP, SNMP
  • Fuzzing web directories and parameters to discover hidden content
  • DNS queries using tools like `dig` and `host`
  • Subdomain enumeration with tools such as Amass and Sublist3r

Tools[edit | edit source]

  • Nmap (network scanner for port and service discovery)
  • Masscan (high-speed port scanner)
  • Amass (subdomain enumeration and attack surface mapping)
  • dnsenum (DNS enumeration tool)
  • dnsmap (brute-force subdomain enumeration tool)
  • dnsrecon (DNS reconnaissance tool)
  • dig (DNS lookup utility)
  • host (DNS lookup utility)
  • whatweb (web technology fingerprinting)
  • Netcat (network utility for reading/writing data over connections)
  • Nikto (web server scanner for vulnerabilities)
  • Wappalyzer (detects technologies used on websites)
  • ffuf (web fuzzing tool for content discovery)
  • Sublist3r (active subdomain enumeration via multiple services)