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What can you tell me about these "rent a hacker" services on the dark web? Are 100% of them scams? I know that the one in the picture is.

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>>88730 It started well, but this: > Skills: ... Ain't very impressive. Too little detail, combined with a bunch of irrelevant stuff, makes it kinda look worse than it probably is. I wonder if this guy could help me lets say to simulate windows kernel level anticheat to run on Linux and let me launch games there. Hell, even something as simple as oldschool DLL hacks/memory hacks to make a GUI program that detect WoW process and allows press a button to force character play arbitrary animation from list on repeat (clientside only). But I don't see IDA Pro and all that kind of stuff on his list.

>>88732 > that hijacks the WoW process fix

>>88730 >Not scamming for 50 € >Minimum price 250 € kek

>>88734 I think he's saying he's not one of those people who is going to scam someone for 50 euros like the people from >the crappy eastern european country

>>88730 yes they're 100% all a scam, just like any other service (hitmen service, license sellers, gun sellers, etc). The ""dark"" web falls under the category of paranormal / hoax entertainment. None of it is real, its make pretend, to entertain people. All those stories about redrooms and hackers and this and that, its no different than channels on youtube who make >"ghost spotted in real life footage 4kHD!!!" A couple of people try to take advantage of retards who actually believe all this by setting up these scam sites. Since everything is anonymous and payments are in crypto its entirely risk free from the scammers perspective. Just set up a basic site, run it in the background maybe one day some retard will stumble upon it and send you some money. The only things that are real on the ""dark"" web is CP and drug sales on forums with reputation systems (which also is kind of a soykafty service compared to just buying locally. Its nowhere near as easy or even cheap as hollywood makes it out to be with "muh silk road" and that)

>>88764 >which also is kind of a soykafty service compared to just buying locally. Its nowhere near as easy or even cheap as hollywood makes it out to be with "muh silk road" and that Depends a lot on the drug. For LSD, unless you live in Santa Cruz or something, the stuff on the internet is usually cheaper and more pure than what you can find locally. Not easy for sure, especially if you don't want to be caught, but it's not that hard.

The scam service in the OP must be somehow lucrative, because I remember being 13 years old and exploring Tor for the first time and seeing that for the first time. I'm 20 now. It's quite surprising to me that this scam still exists. Considering the guy lists Delphi programming as his supposed skill, it could be even older than that.

From what I get most hacking nowadays is a combination of broad scanning for low hanging fruit and opportunism rather directed attacks. All the cool exploits are done by teams of paid experts hired by corpos and governments since the bar is that high now

>>88781 It's a classic by now, it was always listed in the hidden wiki along with some sketchy gun market page and iphones for cheap.