All language subtitles for 7. DDOS Secrets

In this video, we're taking a look at the website distributed denial of secrets.

It can be found at Detour Secrets dot com forward slash wiki for slash distribute.

It underscore denial underscore of underscore secrets.

Now, distributed denial of secrets is actually pretty new to me.

I just recently found out about this in the news.

And essentially what it is is it's a lot like WikiLeaks, where?

They take a lot of information and they provide the public, so according to website, that they don't

have any particular agenda or ideology beyond ensuring that information is available for people.

And apparently the data that they index, according to a site that we can see here is isn't in the public

interest in kind of a prima facie case be made for the veracity of its contents.

Now, if we take a look at the about section of this, we see that the.

The founders were.

Informally worked together for years, deep connection, data gathering, research journalism, activation

technology and whatnot in 2018, and that in as of July 2020, they registered as a non-profit in California.

So again, this is going to be a lot like WikiLeaks is going to have a lot of information that's being

collected and shared to the public.

So this may potentially be.

A good resource for your open source intelligence.

No, the other thing that they decide to do is.

With data breaches, they say, to collect information, it sounds like some of the information was

data breaches where people refuse to pay a ransom for it.

Essentially, hackers gathered information from a company the company refused to pay and the malicious

hackers sought to dump information.

Well, it sounds like distributed denial of secrets collected some of the information.

Now they're providing it.

To the public now, morality wise, that's kind of a gray area again, we're dealing with data breach

leaks.

So some of us do use data breaches to verify information.

So.

And given how the information was collected in tribute it, you do want to make sure that this is going

to be OK, both legally in your area and also for whoever's contracting you to actually do this.

So if you're in a company, you do want to make sure that legally that you are able to use this information.

So you do want to be careful about that.

So to use the system, it's pretty easy.

We're on the main page here.

I'm just going to click on browse all categories here, and we can see it's broken up by different areas

Africa.

We see Asia Banker's Box Brazil, Britain, Iran and you can see the number of our members in here.

So if I click on like, I'm just going to click on Hack here we see subcategories here.

Australia, Queensland, PMK Bob Otto's emails.

We could see in the bulls and and so forth, so if I just click on any of these would say doxing.

Or.

We take a look at.

Click on here we could see over 130000 emails and other files from India Bulls, which operates a financial

real estate, former school sectors.

In approximately 90 percent of the day, it comes from email correspondence.

So it gives us the information that's going to be contained in here.

And if I we could see the country is India.

Source Typekit from a hack, the source is c l zero p.

We could see the files as certain nine point thirty two gigabytes.

And then we have the torrent downloads here, the magnet in the torrent link.

So if I click on that, I open up my C, my my torrent client.

I can start downloading this and start sifting through the information.

So pretty easy to use.

But but again, we are dealing with data breaches, so be careful about that.

Make sure that it's going to be again legal in your area, in your whoever you're doing this for.

So again, this was dealing with secrets.

Thank you for watching.

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