Hacker demands Bitcoin ransom on hacked website

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Quote from: mk4 on April 29, 2018, 02:20:29 AM

FREAKIN LOL. He probably knew that Dreamhost support would deliver so he trolled with the hacker instead. Welp, I just wonder how the hacker gained access to his site/VPS.

P.S. What hacker uses Facebook to converse though?

He was like : I love hunter x hunter ( wa-wait what? why am I answering his questions?! ). hahaha I am not sure if the owner of the website is planning something to stir up the hacker and maybe win back is website in some miraculous way aside from paying bitcoin, or he is just trolling the guy haha.

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Funny troll is funny. But it's still sad to see someone trying to make a living or at least some money by being such a dirtbag.

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HAHA this would make Roger Ver so proud to see BTC and BCH being used interchangeably. That man will do anything to make people think that Bitcoin cash is the real bitcoin

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I like the part when the website owner offered an ICO to the hacker. Cheesy

By the way, it's rare seeing a hacker been so polite against his victim just like this conversation. Shocked

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Quote from: hase0278 on April 29, 2018, 02:11:21 AM

Quote from: Wind_FURY on April 29, 2018, 01:44:52 AM

But when the site owner offers Ripple payment, hilarity follows. I cannot stop laughing at the site owner's conversation with the hacker.

This made my day. Hahaha.

What's more is that the site owner also offered 1,000,000 presale tokens of an ICO as payment. Then the site owner sent the hacker BCH although he is asking for BTC and sent a BTC address despite him clarifying that he is asking for bitcoin. It's really one hilarious conversation, specially when the conversation shifted from payment to asking what is the hacker's favorite series. If you want to know more about this story, go to the link below the post.
https://medium.com/@cointalk.show/aaron-lammer-talks-to-the-hacker-who-bitcoin-ransomed-his-webiste-fd68d6699e05

This was truly hilarious. I didn't believe this is true until I've read the whole conversation on the medium article, which I warmly recommend to everyone.

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This is a scam. They call themselves hackers for money!

Real hackers don't reveal themselves, they always have a massive attack when people are defenseless!

They won't sell their plans for a ransom!

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Hackers are very detrimental to many parties, and the offer is very important to do to alleviate ransom and payments using Ripple can facilitate the transaction.

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Quote from: Evangeline2 on May 05, 2018, 11:27:57 PM

As an anonymous and highly valued product, BTC is a good way to change money by investing in BTC.

Bitcoin is not anonymous, it has value and i clearly did not understand what you mean by these, this is a really funny conversation and it shows clearly that the hacker was a noob, he clearly did not understand the market really well and he was just playing around and the owner of the site really did not care about getting the site back, either way it was some fun conversation. Grin

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Quote from: Wind_FURY on April 29, 2018, 01:44:52 AM

But when the site owner offers Ripple payment, hilarity follows. I cannot stop laughing at the site owner's conversation with the hacker.

This made my day. Hahaha.

I saw it on Twitter, https://twitter.com/aaronlammer/status/989941213116674048

I mean this is something really very funny , though it is very bad that someone’s website is being hacked but I feel very good that hacked are also wants bitcoins as a ransome but this is only disadvantage of bitcoin that is for pin governments not to legalise bitcoin in their nation because bitcoin transactions are very confidential and private and it provides peer to peer transactions, no third party has a knowledge of such transactions and this is the reason why this hacker wants ransom in the form of bitcoin only and this illegal use of bitcoin needs to be banned and this could be only possible when bitcoin will be centralised world wide.

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As an anonymous and highly valued product, BTC is a good way to change money by investing in BTC.

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That is a funny conversation! But it goes to show that bitcoincash is confusing newbies, it should be renamed or removed as it is going to lead to people sending the wrong coin to the wrong wallet

Wind_FURY

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Quote from: audaciousbeing on April 30, 2018, 12:52:58 AM

The conversation looks cooked to me because its because when someone seize your property, you don't offer money before they demand for it. You wait for them to make the demand before you start negotiating which is opposite of what is happening here. The holder himself does not even know the difference between bitcoin and bitcoin cash what a noob hacker that could be.

I should have posted this image at the beginning for better context.

His website was encrypted and it was held for ransom.

Then the "contact us" link goes to a Facebook page! Hahaha.

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The conversation looks cooked to me because its because when someone seize your property, you don't offer money before they demand for it. You wait for them to make the demand before you start negotiating which is opposite of what is happening here. The holder himself does not even know the difference between bitcoin and bitcoin cash what a noob hacker that could be.

I think I have heard about situations like this though but I don't think its any different from people kidnapping others for ransom and they ask for money in return but its still does not make money all bad because as others are using money for illegal activities, others are using it for charity and making the world a better place the same thing applies to bitcoin nothing changes.

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Lol, funniest thing i've ready today! thanks for the share

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Where is my ring of blades...

this looks more like the conversation between two scumbags Cheesy

the first one is the hacker who is obviously a scumbag for hacking the other person and stealing their money. but the second one is also a scumbag because he is trying to bullshit the bullshitter by trying to convince him to accept some useless shitcoin instead of valuable bitcoin because he is trying to get rid of some useless tokens...

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This reminded me of the Gleb Gamow thread where a newbie sent him a pm asking for money and wastes their time by promising them that he'll give him money I don't know what's the thread called but it's some funny stuff that will get you laughing. Thanks for providing the source I notice there was more screenshots of their conversation it's funny how the hacker suddenly mentions Bitcoin cash after saying he only accepts Bitcoin. Cheesy

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Quote from: mk4 on April 29, 2018, 02:20:29 AM

FREAKIN LOL. He probably knew that Dreamhost support would deliver so he trolled with the hacker instead. Welp, I just wonder how the hacker gained access to his site/VPS.

P.S. What hacker uses Facebook to converse though?

Hunterxhunter! Hahahaha!

But what do hackers use today though? Do they still use IRC? I believe "hiding in plain sight" is the best, so why not use Facebook. Hahaha.

At any rate, I hope Aaron Lammer has his website back.

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You know what would be even funnier? If the guy did send him BCash and the conversation that would follow after that. Roll Eyes

Hacker : WTF did you send me?

Victim : Bitcoin

Hacker : That was not real bitcoins.

Victim : It is, according to Roger Ver

Hacker : Who the f@ck is Roger Ver

Victim : The CEO of Bitcoin and owner of Reddit/r/BTC

Hacker : You trying to F@ck me over?

Victim : Nope, Roger Ver is. Wink

That is a discussion for another day, but one good use for BCash at the moment. It is the real Bitcoin, Right. Grin

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Quote from: Red-Apple on April 29, 2018, 07:31:40 AM

this is most probably a joke but it is based on facts, and that's why it is a good one. nobody believes in or even wants bitcoin cash ever. for example if you go to the biggest pirate site in the whole worlds called PirateBay you can see they have multiple donation addresses at the bottom for bitcoin (legacy address and Bech32 SegWit address) and Monero address and finally the last line says BCash and in front of it instead of an address they wrote LOL ....

Yes, i also think this is just a joke and it is actually funny. The attempt to pay the hacker 1,000,000 rocketship coins, LOL.This could be a meme in the coming days. I am sure it will be posted on the crypto social media groups anytime soon.

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this is most probably a joke but it is based on facts, and that's why it is a good one. nobody believes in or even wants bitcoin cash ever. for example if you go to the biggest pirate site in the whole worlds called PirateBay you can see they have multiple donation addresses at the bottom for bitcoin (legacy address and Bech32 SegWit address) and Monero address and finally the last line says BCash and in front of it instead of an address they wrote LOL ....

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