Inside Cybercrime Markets: Buying & Selling Malware (Dark Web Documentary #11)

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[powellpker]

in my experience the illegal vendors/sites have far better customer service than any legal business..

of course i never purchased anything and it was all academic :)

[Notsorandomnumbers]

Does the fact that it requires admin access make this less impressive? Wouldn't getting admin access be the hard part in the first place?

[proptrader]

I wonder if law enforcement groups or tech companies buy such software to try and come up with countermeasures.

[Hulkpoolsmash]

It’s pretty wild how much better the illegal businesses customer service is than most legal ones. Like that tool is already impressive and he’s consistently providing updates that he’s expanding functionality while also giving 1 on 1 support for the customers. It’s wrong but ya gotta respect the hustle 😂 I just wanna see that source code so I can see how exactly it works

[rdxdt]

- Buys the Anti virus disabler, put on Windows 10/11
- Grabs a tub of popcorn
- Runs it and enjoy the fight between Windows Defender and the anti virus disabler fight
- 'Fight mofos, fight'

[robertwouda]

Always exited for your videos! Your doing a great job.

[spudhead]

Wow, I'm in the wrong business. I wrote a defender auto exclusions exploit for my own use in about an hour. I needed something that could quickly and easily exclude files and folders just to save me a bunch of clicking around, you just right click the file/folder and in the context menu you get "Exclude from Defender" and that's it. Gotta be worth $100 I'd think..

[liamwhalen]

Since mkdele is willing to release code, I'd say they are comfortable with programming. Thus, when they say the exploit can either stay active between reboots or turn off between reboots, they mean it can do either option but not at the same time. Use cases for both might exists.

[root]

I was going to ask you to visit xss instead of fake shops. This is going to be interesting :D

[donh]

A certain "windows feature" allows disabling/enabling of features in windows. A hack of the registry will enable this with a pseudo fake ruleset ID. It requires admin rights to change and you have to know what you are doing/changing. For example, I can't change certain settings on my laptop, even though I'm a local admin.

[vroometernal]

lmao that first guy just kills antivirus services using a vulnerable driver lmao, nothing special about that

[CyberDevilSec]

Really great content Jhon 🙂 I always come here if I want to see advanced cybersecurity 😃

[blinking_dodo]

Still hasn't done a "random hidden services" video...

Will he ever?

[PRxTOR]

John I got some questions! Very time sensitive, due to safety concerns. Please give me a shout back, I am just getting out of 7 weeks getting attacked by a sophisticated APT group.

NO JOKE PLEASE GIVE ME A SHOUT

[StevenIngram]

If the buyers who gave positive feedback were legit, he may have made up to $4k since the initial post. Enough to make it a meaningful side hustle. lol

[Ace_is_Win]

Ever thought about investigating cracks or modified PC games that are being spread on the clearnet download sites? Bound to be full of malware

[terry.chootiyaa]

*But what if you can't afford it ? Do they offer a dark discount ? 😐*

[rageauto]

"Thanks mate" that could narrow down the location of him to possibly Australia cause they use "mate" a lot. Probably best not to use slang when replying on fourms. Could also be UK but definately not American russian or Asian... Very intresting i think

[kerhabplays]

"can John Hammond hack himself?" Next video 😁

[cirklare]

Who would pay antivirus disabler when it's free

I made it it's on my github page
Maybe I should sell it for 500$

Edit : I didn't make it turn it off every time you turn it on