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@nyx @creeksidewilly

A priest, a rabbi, a Buddhist, a atheist, a flat-earther, a swami, a troll and an Imam enter a bar with the door suddenly locked shut behind them...

@hackernews@die-partei.social

Booter services are advertised through a variety of methods, including Dark Web forums, chat platforms and even youtube.com. They accept payment via PayPal, Google Wallet, and/or cryptocurrencies, and subscriptions can range in price from just a few dollars to several hundred per month
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Prosecutors in Los Angeles say the booter sites supremesecurityteam[.]com and royalstresser[.]com were the brainchild of Jeremiah Sam Evans Miller, a.k.a. “John the Dev,” a 23-year-old from San Antonio, Texas. Miller was charged this week with conspiracy and violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). The complaint against Miller alleges Royalstresser launched nearly 200,000 DDoS attacks between November 2021 and February 2022.

Defendant Angel Manuel Colon Jr., a.k.a Anonghost720 and Anonghost1337, is a 37-year-old from Belleview, Fla. Colon is suspected of running the booter service securityteam[.]io. He was also charged with conspiracy and CFAA violations. The feds say the SecurityTeam stresser service conducted 1.3 million attacks between 2018 and 2022, and attracted some 50,000 registered users.

Charged with conspiracy were Corey Anthony Palmer, 22, of Lauderhill, Fla, for his alleged ownership of booter[.]sx; and Shamar Shattock, 19, of Margate, Fla., for allegedly operating the booter service astrostress[.]com, which had more than 30,000 users and blasted out some 700,000 attacks.

Two other alleged booter site operators were charged in Alaska. John M. Dobbs, 32, of Honolulu, HI is charged with aiding and abetting violations of the CFAA related to the operation of IPStresser[.]com, which he allegedly ran for nearly 13 years until last month. During that time, IPstresser launched approximately 30 million DDoS attacks and garnered more than two million registered users.

Joshua Laing, 32, of Liverpool, NY, also was charged with CFAA infractions tied to his alleged ownership of the booter service TrueSecurityServices[.]io, which prosecutors say had 18,000 users and conducted over 1.2 million attacks between 2018 and 2022.
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Here is the full list of booter site domains seized (or in the process of being seized) by the DOJ:

api-sky[.]xyz
astrostress[.]com
blackstresser[.]net
booter[.]sx
booter[.]vip
bootyou[.]net
brrsecurity[.]org
buuter[.]cc
cyberstress[.]us
defconpro[.]net
dragonstresser[.]com
dreams-stresser[.]io
exotic-booter[.]com
freestresser[.]so
instant-stresser[.]com
ipstress[.]org
ipstress[.]vip
ipstresser[.]com
ipstresser[.]us
ipstresser[.]wtf
ipstresser[.]xyz
kraysec[.]com
mcstorm[.]io
nightmarestresser[.]com
orphicsecurityteam[.]com
ovhstresser[.]com
quantum-stresser[.]net
redstresser[.]cc
royalstresser[.]com
securityteam[.]io
shock-stresser[.]com
silentstress[.]net
stresser[.]app
stresser[.]best
stresser[.]gg
stresser[.]is
stresser[.]net/stresser[.]org
stresser[.]one
stresser[.]shop
stresser[.]so
stresser[.]top
stresserai[.]com
sunstresser[.]com
supremesecurityteam[.]com
truesecurityservices[.]io
vdos-s[.]co
zerostresser[.]com

<<apply to all major big corps for 1.5yrs
>>nothing happens
<<Sadface

>> Few months before holidays, layoffs happen on all big corps
<<Well, that was a close one, I guess.

>> One week before Xmas, my corp starts layoffs- last day is the 31st
<<Sweating rivers as coworkers lose jobs.

@icedquinn
Ah, so to clarify- you're no longer asking, you're demanding. :mortysmug:

Your statement was ambiguous, hence my open-ended question. :rickdrink:

@hackernews@die-partei.social

At the moment, our team consists of me and Kevin. Kevin is a Stanford Law School-educated lawyer turned coder with experience working in Mergers & Acquisitions at Simpson Thatcher, and also as a software engineer at . I studied computer science at the University of Michigan and worked as a senior software engineer at LinkedIn prior to founding Version Story. We’re backed by investors including Y Combinator and Accel Ventures.

We’re looking for a strong, generalist engineer who is interested in traversing all parts of the stack to build new features, architecting our infrastructure, and helping us design git for documents.

Responsibilities

As a founding engineer, we'd expect you to,

Ship and own features.
Assist in designing scalable architecture for our platform.
Establish design patterns, style conventions, and other habits to set the tone of our engineering culture as we scale.
Talk to customers.

Qualifications

3+ years of work experience.
You are a clear and effective communicator.
You are intellectually curious.
You are creative and are eager to contribute your ideas to our engineering strategy, product vision, etc.
Bonus points if you have experience in the following technologies. Experience is not required, however, so long as you're willing to learn:
+
+

- S3, , ,
Serverless Framework

ycombinator.com/companies/vers

@Bardswan
So either:

A) someone stored drugs in the doll, broke it open while on the hike
B) serial killer left it behind after brutally destroying it
C) a girl dropped it and it just withered away
D) a dog abandon its chew toy
E) a little of each of the above

Cable cutting rant 

@ceoln

don't forget benefits, lost time for transition between links in the supply chain...

Cable cutting rant 

@ceoln
Yuuuup. Now imagine the profits if you cut all the middlemen. But that's a lot of overhead.

@nyx

Just trying to plan ahead and avoid 1000's of floating dead bodies at sea that sealife don't want to eat. They gotta sink to the bottom at some point.

@nyx

just to be clear, do the bodies get cremated on the way out? or they just float around like necromancer-conceived buoys?

@neo
>>Back as early as 2012, what are now known as SJWs were encouraging people to cut all ties with family members who did (wrongthink).
<< I think I vaguely recall this, yeah.

>>Of course, they tried to frame it as being in the person's best interests, but it should hardly be shocking that it isn't.
<<People with agendas tend to convince whomever they help that they should live life per the agenda, yeah. That's nothing new, still messed though.

>>If they truly meant well, they would have advised people on how to handle situations like mature adults.
<<True, that _should_ be a primary step before even cutting ties- as well as follow-up behavior. Otherwise you're just a child acting out for not having your way or running away because someone's in a bad mood. Cutting ties isn't exclusive to mature behavior.

>>They were intending people to replace their support network with """their fellow SJWs""", who of course would cancel you for the slightest mistake and thus were no support network worth the name.
<< Yeah, that's just reinforcing/replacing codependency. That's not healthy.

>>It's much easier to go after someone that has no support network than someone that does.
<<Someone who's vulnerable to manipulation- yes. Someone who's genuinely trying to better themselves and not fall back on being codependent on other groups or people won't fall for that as easily, imo.

Just to clarify, I'm not arguing with you- I'm just saying that there should be more to it than that. Misusing the 'cutting toxic' out is just as bad as finding a new source of grief if someone doesn't know how to care for themselves.

@neo

I suppose that could be true if boundaries aren't made ahead of time. Care to elaborate?

@WendyDLN

Neat! Reminds me of how somehow on Fedi posted on how they made mini LCD for the lego pieces to replace the printed stickers on the pieces. The LCD pieces actually turned on and animated- but obviously you couldn't really do anything with them.

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