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Yefim sat in his car, with a laptop opened. The view behind the window sure was tempting, but that wasn't the reason why he was outside. He was more interested in the bits of raw code flickering on the screen of his laptop. Like a clockwork machine, never late. Sometimes with mistakes, but that is why Yefim had to watch the upload to the internet. Many people treat it as a social media, documenting their daily lives, bragging about momentary delights they have. Then there are some who are interested in turning these small fragments of people's lives to money, be it in any form. From nude onlyfans pictures up to whole accounts, like magicians siphoning money from the air. But Yefim didn't think about all this as he was looking at his laptop. His only concern was to run the test routine flawlessly, before the worm is ready for the market. Confident in his skills he did not even doubt, that there will be least few script kiddies interested in his new Worm. Sure as someone once told him, best technique is social engineering. "You'd be suprised how many people have either simple passwords or one password for most of their accounts". Yes he knew that, sometimes people will just tell you their credentials without even realizing what your intentions could be. "Regardless, there is whole wide world out there, with countless exploits and benefits ripe for the taking." Yefim pulled the laptop closer and stopped the routine rewriting bits of the code, before he restarted the routine again with a sigh. "This looks like another sleepless night" ((Disclaimer: By no means there will be actual worms or other malware posted for security reasons))

WE SEE YOU ALWAYS THE INTERNET "A massive platform to do whatever your little brain can imagine. What brings someone to do crime on the internet, one might think? Something so creative and mind-blowing to be used as a platform for heinous crimes. What brings someone to hack? To truly ruin someone's personal life on a social and financial level? The answer's easy. Money. The internet has been around for decades. So has cyber-crime. Desperate and cunning coders and programmers willing to do anything to become notorious over the world wide web. Good or bad hackers exist online. Some do it for the better of the world, such as the notorious hacker group 'Anonymous'. Some do it for the fun of ruining games, such as 'Lizard Squad'. And some do it for pure personal gains, such as 'Mazafaka'." But HOW can a hacker get into another system? Viruses, Worms and Trojans. Some fine examples of this are the following: 2000: ILOVEYOU Worm 2001: CODE RED 2004: MyDoom 2009: ZEUS Trojan 2010: Stuxnet 2013: CryptoLocker To name a few. Hackers have used these exploits and neatly crafted tools to do things their way. Even if you're protected by an antivirus, you might just slip up. THE GROUP So who are the BL1TZ SQWD? "They started as a trolling group for popular First Person Shooter video games, such as Call of Duty and Halo. Known for their vulgar and "Net" based commentaries when playing these games, these individuals have been a true menace in the gaming community since 2008. The group grew into game coding, releasing popular gaming hacks in 2010. After a succesful year, they saw alot of potential in each other, as they grew in numbers and in infamy, on the social media platforms such as; MySpace, Facebrowser, Youtube, 4Chan, and Reddit. Using the browser cache and cookies to infiltrate personal passwords and personal information, social security numbers and security cards. They developed more advanced phishing, trojans and ransomware. Getting into more organized cyber-crime such as doxxing, SWAT-ing and selling revenge-porn. Seeing major success around 2012 and 2013, they started developing more advanced and hard-hitting malware, such as the notorious "AP0L0" Trojan that saw minor success during early 2013. It was not until October 2013 that the Trojan saw more and more widespread infection around the internet. The trojan would be sent via encrypted and phished Support Emails from major video game services. The virus would later infect the notorious System32 folder in the PC's root. The trojan would later start to slowly delete important files as the user would continue to use their system. The virus would after a couple of days to weeks tell the user that he's been infected with said virus, and to regain the lost important files, they would need to donate a specified sum of Bitcoin to the hacker. If the goals were not met, the victim would lose all personal files to their computer, and as a result, would brick the computer until a factory reset would be placed. Fast foward to 2021. The group has been seen doing multi-international hacks, such as the 'Fleeca Cyber Attack' in 2019. Alongside other small jobs, like the hacking of multiple profiles on FaceBrowser, which led to major doxxing and information leaks, nude photograph leaks and multi-layered email breaching." THEIR GOALS So what are these hackers even acomplishing with these crimes? What are their motivations? "Simple. These people want to be known, and feared. They know that the world circles around technology. They will use that to their advantage. They know this method will get them paid, and get people talking about them. To rule the web and make it their playground is their sole desire. OOC So you might think. Why the heck is a hacker group in GTA World? Simple! ROLEPLAY! We want something in this server that seems to be missing. Something that is very real and very topical to this day. We aim to bring cyber-crime into a realistic ingame perspective. We will do crimes such as IC hacking FaceBrowser accounts. Helping criminal organizations with security and more online based operations. But, wait... There's no hacking scripts in the server! How will this even work, you might ask? Simple again! ROLEPLAY! We will always ask people OOC about intruding into their IC online life, before doing the dirty work. Spreading Viruses and making ourselves known. We want to have OOC consent of the victims before we do anything IC wise. This is VERY important. If the victim complies, it can benefit both the client, victim and the hacker with good RP and development ICly! We value roleplay over all here! It should be fun and exciting! If the victim declines, then you have to simply accept that fact and move on. Tell the client that it simply didn't work out as planned OOCly. Who can even join the hacker group? ANYONE! If your character has any knowledge of hacking or tech, they're more than welcome into the squad. Just know. Once you're in, you need to pick up a disguise, as we will NOT show our true identities to anyone except ourselves. Not even our allies. We will not take any form of online transactions. It's either hard cash, or bitcoins. The banks are too untrustworthy to be used by us. To be recruited, write to Pettie on the forums! Come. Join. Prosper. Evolve. Win.