Hacker Wanted

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For Police and Prosecutors ONLY, we vet.

Internet Fraud Investigation System, and Training.

Many are Familiar with wire taps and bugging in Criminal cases.

We are looking for a Hacker to perform with a "court ordered search warrant" to penetrate computers online.

You will be working with and for Police departments, with a Coporate officer present.

This is completely legal HACKING, under court order only.

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http://cigars.bravepages.com/hacker1.htm

Legal?...dunno....I've got this from mailing list..just in case if you interested and qualified as white/grey/whatever hacker :)

the gras seems green. but beware it may be slippery.

call the FBI. they will help u all out
bcoz its legal


come come stab me

found at the related link:

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You don't need to know how an auto engine works to drive a car. Same with Internet Investigations.

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They expect me to take this serious? A police officer that uses this to gain access or whatever is nothing more than an armed skiddie in a stupid blue costume imho.

I'm not sure what the legal aspects are of this, but how will they implement this on a global scale as stated? I guess it could work/is legal in the us, but as far as i know it's not legal here.
(in the netherlands that is)
why not use the same court order to track the user down by asking the isp, and confiscating the equipment?

Perhaps it works like this..

Apply & get asked for an interview.

We are looking for really god hackers, are you any good.

Yeah , sure , I'm leet.

Really, can you back that up. What have you hacked?

I've downloaded credit card data from city bank and defaced SCO website.

Excellent, you are under arrest...

Steve

lol, that's great steve.

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Perhaps it works like this..

Apply & get asked for an interview.

We are looking for really god hackers, are you any good.

Yeah , sure , I'm leet.

Really, can you back that up. What have you hacked?

I've downloaded credit card data from city bank and defaced SCO website.

Excellent, you are under arrest...

Steve

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that might work in the US too, but here they would call it getting evidence in a wrong way, and therefor not suitable for court...

The Netherlands sounds like a great place to live :)

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Originally posted here by White Scorpion
that might work in the US too, but here they would call it getting evidence in a wrong way, and therefor not suitable for court...

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It's called entrapment, and it's an automatic dismissal of any charges.

Anyone who falls for that ad is, in my opinion, too stupid to even own a computer...

That makes no sense whatsoever. It would have to be a trick b/c if they really needed to hack into a computer they would ask for assistance from someone that is already a government employee. Like the FBI. Perhaps the military... Or they would find an alternative solution. Cops hate working w/ "civilians" and I doubt they would be too thrilled about working with (and paying) a self proclaimed criminal. It is more likely a trap and I'd wager they aren't actually looking for any "good" hackers b/c they probably know that anyone that is any good at all would most likely have enough common sense (and paranoia - that comes with the territory) to avoid this. They'll just wind up with a bunch of skiddies.

i dont buy it either. smells a little "fishy".

but - what if it's hacking for penetration testing purposes?

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Perhaps it works like this..

Apply & get asked for an interview.

We are looking for really god hackers, are you any good.

Yeah , sure , I'm leet.

Really, can you back that up. What have you hacked?

I've downloaded credit card data from city bank and defaced SCO website.

Excellent, you are under arrest...

Steve

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I would believe that that would be illegal in the US cuz isn’t that entrapment.

No. They did not say "Go hack this and prove it."

But still it might be viewed as it because what they would be saying is tell me what you have done and i will give you a job doing it for us, so isn't that like telling a defendant if he pleads guilty he will get a lesser sentence but then giving he the max.

is it just me or do you not think that this would be hosted on like fbi.gov or somewhere if it was legit rather then on bravepages????

v_Ln

yep, and the site would look a little more professional.

Keezel has a good point:

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Cops hate working w/ "civilians" and I doubt they would be too thrilled about working with (and paying) a self proclaimed criminal

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The only exception that I can think of is fraud. The cops like working with the company's auditors because they get the manpower and expertise, and the "victim" is paying for it, as the auditors are technically "officers" of the company.

In this case I would have thought that the cops and the DA/Crown Prosecutor would be very reluctant in case this self-styled skiddie corrupted the evidence?

Financial records are pretty robust, whereas computer evidence is more like forensics...........easily damaged or contaminated.

just my thoughts :)

They are just trying to pull the legs and hope no one falls for it bcoz it look so stupid.Well at the first look it seems to be childish and also have u seen the web site pure BOGUS

wow bro look at the dates. over 2 months old. why dont you just quit posting and start reading.

ok just didnt noticed the date just got it with similar topics and thought of reply