Yet another JKB UPDATE: “AUTHORIZED” TAKEDOWN / HACKING of a Supposed Security Experts “UN-HACKABLE” WEBSITE! » GE Investigations Blog

“AUTHORIZED” TAKEDOWN / HACKING of a Supposed Security Experts “UN-HACKABLE” WEBSITE…

Joseph K. Black’s Companies LulzSec ‘Wins’ Black & Berg Hacking Prize

 

 

Black & Berg Cybersecurity Consulting [linked website taken down] set up a competition for anyone who could change the image on their front page to win ‘$10K and a position working with Senior Cybersecurity Advisor, Joe Black.’ The hack was quickly completed by LulzSec who published an image on the front page and said ‘done, that was easy, keep your money we do it for the lulz’

 

Prof. Joe Black™ BAS @JosephKBlack

@LulzSec Black & Berg Cybersecurity Consulting appreciate all the hard work that you’re putting in. Your Hacking = Clients for us. Thx ~Joe

6 Jun 11

The consultancy agency has regularly published tweets linking directly to LulzSec hacks. In one tweet, Joseph Black, writes ‘FBI username and passwords. Enjoy. (Hint: They use the same passwords for ALL their accounts!),’ attaching a link to a text file with the passwords.

The cybersecurity agency describe their business as the use of the ‘close relationship with the Federal Government to give our small business clients a Cybersecurity posture that equals or exceeds that of the NSA and Department of Defense,’ on their Facebook presence.

 

Direct Link: http://linearfix.wordpress.com/2011/06/08/lulzsec-wins-black-berg-hacking-prize/

 

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INSIDE JOB.

@th3j35ter is more than a Newt Gingrich, he also violates Wounded Warriors | The Internet Chronicle

My dear j35t3r, you are a bottomless source of lulz.

When I helped ruin your Westboro Baptist Psy-Op, Topiary took all the glory and I stole all your troll food. You were a failure then, and you are a failure now. You may be pretty good at throwing packets around, but that doesn’t mean you have any valuable skills. I have all the insanely advanced Computer Science 101 it takes to do what you do, but I can get attention for my cause without the parlor tricks you pass for hacktivism. This site gets nearly as much traffic as yours without the need for that kind of childish behavior.

In June, th3j35t3r received a huge spike in traffic because Tyler Bass mentioned him in an interview with LulzSec.

Lately, no one’s been paying attention to you. That makes you a sad little troll, eh? Your recent confrontation with John Tiessen not only proves you are desperately in need of attention, but it also shows how fearful you are of engaging truly skilled trolls. Remember that hilarious, substantive troll about Hugo Carvalho I published on pastebin in your name? You denied it before I could even refresh the page to see the view count. I guess you were saving all your attention for this obstreperous John Tiessen nutjob. I guess it’s just natural that you’d pick the low hanging fruit. It’s okay, you know I’m a pro, and you know not to fuck with me.

John Tiessen is right though, you are a Newt Gingrich. The fact that Tiessen is a sex offender only strengthens his point. It takes one to know one, as they say. You’re an adult who believes that the childish DDoS of Jihadist web sites justifies the illegal possession of a bot-net. You rape the computers of children, old women, wounded soldiers, and the general public just so you can get the kind of attention that other writers at this site and I command with pure creativity. And then, most insulting of all, you use what you do as a platform to collect donations for Wounded Warriors and yourself. You sick Newt Gingrich.

I hope you enjoy your empty bitcoin purse and your dwindling traffic. Your 15 minutes of fame are up, loser. Tick-tock, tango down, stay frosty. Get the fuck off the internet forever, please.

Yours truly,

Someone much better than you

P.S. As a joke, I advertised my bitcoin address (18zJouAQAMzX5sJygZ4M2QV7yb8FzxSbdq) and begged for money to spend on Silk Road. Since then, I have received more donations than you ever will.

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Recover a Hacked Microsoft Account | Microsoft Security

How to recover your hacked Microsoft account

How to recover your hacked Microsoft account

If you think your Microsoft account has been hacked, we recommend that you reset your password right away. To change your Outlook.com or Hotmail password, sign in to your Microsoft account, and then go to the Password and Security section for Outlook.com or the Account overview page in the Account security section for Hotmail.

Add security information to your account

You can also recover your account by associating it with information that cybercriminals can’t easily access, like your mobile phone number or an alternate email address. For example, if you lose your password or your account is compromised, Microsoft sends you an account-recapture code in a text message to help you regain access to your account. Add security information to your account.

You can also set up a "trusted PC" to recapture a hijacked account. You can associate your account with one or more of your personal computers. That way, if you ever need to regain control of your account by resetting your password, use one of your trusted computers and Outlook.com or Hotmail will know you are the legitimate owner.

Watch out for scams

If you receive an email message about the security of your account, it could be a phishing scam. Don’t click links in any messages unless you trust or check with the sender. Instead, reset your password.

Use antivirus software

Scammers can get into your email account by installing malicious software onto your computer without your knowledge. Make sure you use antivirus software that updates automatically like Microsoft Security Essentials if your computer runs Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP. If you’re using Windows 8, you already have antivirus and antispyware protection called Windows Defender—which means you don’t need to download Microsoft Security Essentials or other antivirus programs. Windows Defender 8 runs in the background and notifies you when you need to take specific action.

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GOOD LUCK WITH THAT!