DEFCON 18: Pwned By The Owner: What Happens When You Steal a Hackers Computer 1/2
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2010
- Speaker: Zoz
Having your place broken into and your computer stolen can be a nightmare. Getting revenge on the fucker who has your machine can be a dream come true. I had the opportunity to experience both of these when my machine was stolen in Boston and then showed up in Las Vegas 2 years later. Come share some laughs at a lamer's expense, participate in the pwnage, and learn some resulting insights into the implications of certain security decisions.
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Still one of the greatest defcon talks to date.
Yeeeep. Remember seeing it the first time it was posted, love it. Great story
It was connected to his VNC. He was basically able to retrieve all transmissions.
at this point, he stole your computer, then gave you his paypal account...just make him buy you a new computer. he owes you that much.
All these comments are over 7 years old, and I’m having too much fun reading them. 😂
One contains this historic phrase: "Epic win!" :D
Everyone's hacking fantasy come to life lol
wow. back in 2010 we said "self portrait" instead of selfie....
Welcome to 2022
Being a geek is so coooooool
Nice Talk!
Oh, the win!
hahahaha epic win dude!
Nice!
mfw Mel Guzman posted about this video and said "i will have a repsonse video addressing zoz brooks about his false aquisitioan on youtube this week comin up didnt steal cpu" on twitter
2022 here 🤣🤣🤣
See part 2
THIS IS AWESOME !!! FAIL ON THIEF !!!
Tiger King when he was an it expert
Hacking is now an act of war according to the Pentagon, so you guys better not hack your parents facebook accounts any more! XD
I know your comment is about 10 years old now, but, IF you see this: I'd worry more about your parents finding out about you breaking into their Facebook accounts rather than the government finding out. ;)
@@blackneos940 XD
@@Zhak7 But it's actually true. I tried it once with Python, and my Mom unleashed a live Python on me named Monty.
The question I keep asking myself is how did he bypass user login? You would think someone with this setup would have changed around enough for a random technologically illiterate thief
Ye
how did he check browser cookies/history via ssh?
He didn't he used DYN DNS and logged in via ssh via a VM 😅
DynDNS services transmit a changing IP address to a static domain name to enable remote access.
I'm a wannabe hacker. And you are Inspiring!!!
WHat a funny presentation XD
Can you Tell me how he did ssh his Mac ? He needed to open port 22 into the guy host router????
didn't he say it was dialup?
OMG this scares me. I will need to clean my porn folder!
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melvin is still on facebook. lol
It's possible that this hacker is violating Guzman's privacy and wrongly damaging his reputation.
Why did this hacker assume the guy holding the computer was the actual thief? He might have simply bought the computer used, either from the thief or (more likely) from someone involved in fencing stolen goods.
Can we assume Guzman knew it's stolen? Maybe a seller on craigslist claimed to be a dealer of used computers, and told him that he would need to buy his own OS X install CDs, or just use the computer in its current state. Guzman might have been naive, and intimidated by the unfamiliar idea of an OS install, so he decided to just live with the computer as-is.
Are we supposed to believe Guzman previously lived near Boston, or traveled all the way from Las Vegas to Boston and back? This talk makes no mention about researching the guy's past living addresses.
I've bought used electronics before. So now I have to worry about strangers coming out of nowhere and sending cops after me? Then again, I guess any used smartphone or computer should be wiped out completely before first using it.
I'm pretty sure if the machine is sold in a shop or somewhere it will be formatted first before being sold, seeing how the machine is pretty much untouched in term of its content, I think its pretty much clear on whoever owns it at that point is still a no gooder.
Well it's still illegal to buy a stolen item... so the guy was guilty anyway....
If the individual did not know the goods were stolen, then the goods are returned to the owner and the individual is not prosecuted.@@SGHDRides