10-28-2024, 04:40 AM
Hello, hey, how's it going?
Context:
I quit my shit job while thinking I wasn't good enough to get into the field I wanted, so why even try. I wanted to test my skills to see if I was even good enough to compete with anyone else trying to get the same entry-level job. I started thinking of hard things to hack and landed on US critical infrastructure. While looking for specific things, I landed on The Port of Seattle. Within 5 days of quitting my minimum wage, customer-jerking, shit job, I'd gained "nt authority system" access on their meetings portal. I maintained persistence for a month, but one day, while trying to access my backdoor, the site was offline. A ransomware group hit SEA-TAC International, and PoS responded by taking everything offline. Eventually, my backdoor came back online, and I thought they'd eventually find it. So, on September 2, 2024, I made my own ransomware and launched it. I posted the two hacks along with the site defacement on my account if you want to validate this.
Currently:
As I become increasingly paranoid and research possible agencies investigating the hack I did on September 2 and September 8, I can't help but think my time is short. Along with investigating SEA-TAC International, the FBI and probably CISA, will most likely investigate my hack on the PoS Meetings Portal. In a public meeting, they mentioned they couldn't do something related to the current meeting because of the meeting's page outage. I used Tor most of the time and even coded my RCE script to only work over Tor. However, when they brought the site back up, I think on the 6th and I hacked into the new server, but I was so excited and rushing, that uploaded the shell over my VPN instead of Tor. I checked the VPN privacy policies, and I think I'm good. But I can't help but think they're going to find me, either soon or in a few years when they have enough evidence. What do you think?
Context:
I quit my shit job while thinking I wasn't good enough to get into the field I wanted, so why even try. I wanted to test my skills to see if I was even good enough to compete with anyone else trying to get the same entry-level job. I started thinking of hard things to hack and landed on US critical infrastructure. While looking for specific things, I landed on The Port of Seattle. Within 5 days of quitting my minimum wage, customer-jerking, shit job, I'd gained "nt authority system" access on their meetings portal. I maintained persistence for a month, but one day, while trying to access my backdoor, the site was offline. A ransomware group hit SEA-TAC International, and PoS responded by taking everything offline. Eventually, my backdoor came back online, and I thought they'd eventually find it. So, on September 2, 2024, I made my own ransomware and launched it. I posted the two hacks along with the site defacement on my account if you want to validate this.
Currently:
As I become increasingly paranoid and research possible agencies investigating the hack I did on September 2 and September 8, I can't help but think my time is short. Along with investigating SEA-TAC International, the FBI and probably CISA, will most likely investigate my hack on the PoS Meetings Portal. In a public meeting, they mentioned they couldn't do something related to the current meeting because of the meeting's page outage. I used Tor most of the time and even coded my RCE script to only work over Tor. However, when they brought the site back up, I think on the 6th and I hacked into the new server, but I was so excited and rushing, that uploaded the shell over my VPN instead of Tor. I checked the VPN privacy policies, and I think I'm good. But I can't help but think they're going to find me, either soon or in a few years when they have enough evidence. What do you think?
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