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AGORA

Transactions
Payment Cards
Card Entry Methods
Key Players
More Players
Even More Players
Payment Stages
Payment Transactions
Key Areas of Payment Application
Vulnerabilities
Essential Payment Application Blocks
Communication Between Modules
Deployment of Payment Applications
Architecture
Magic Plastic
Physical Structure and Security Features
Inside the Magnetic Stripe
Regular Expressions
Getting the Dumps: Hackers
Converting the Bits into Cash: Carders
Monetization Strategies: Cashers
Producing Counterfeit Cards
What is PCI?
PCI StandardsPCI 
Payment Application Memory
Sniffing
Exploiting Other Vulnerabilities
PCI Areas of Interest
Data at Rest: The Mantra of PCI
Data in Transit: What is Covered by PCI?
The Tip of the Iceberg
Symmetric, Asymmetric, or One-way?
Does Size Matter?
Symmetric Encryption
Asymmetric Encryption
One-way Encryption
Digital Signatures
Cryptographic Hardware
Cryptographic Standards
Data in Memory
Data in Transit
Data at Rest
Point-to-point Encryption
EMV
Mobile and Contactless Payments
Code Signing
Signing Configuration and Data Files
Code Obfuscation
Secure Coding Guidelines


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[SELL]  Pro method to Counterfeiting the $100 USD Banknote ‐‐1K SATS

This guide is to serve as a general purpose manual for those familiarising themselves with counterfeiting
methods. THE AUTHOR IN NO WAY CONDONES THE USE OF THESE METHODS FOR ILLEGAL
ACTIVITIES. While the author may or may not support the ideals motivating such activities, any claim that
references content from this manual to support any claim against the author for aiding, inciting, conspiring, or
participation in any illegal activities is taken out of context and is thus wrong and unlawful. THIS MANUAL IS
FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, and the THE AUTHOR STRONGLY ADVISES THE READER
AGAINST PERSUING ANY ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES. Please check your National, and local laws regarding the
use and application of this information for whatever reason. COUNTERFEITING AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
ARE CONSIDERED HIGHLY ILLEGAL IN MOST JURISDICTIONS.
The current issue US $100 bill (2.61” x 6.14” x 0.0043”) is printed on bond paper
stock which the Federal Reserve obtains from Crane & Co. in Boston. Currently
they are using what they call Marathon High Durability substrate. This substrate
consists of a paper made from two sheets of a proprietary blend of cotton flax and
linen. Red and Blue silk fibers are added, however these can be simulated easily
by pre-printing them before printing anything else..........     

[SELL] ARDAMAX KEYLOGGER - 1500 STATS

What it is:
Ardamax is a type of malware that functions as a keylogger, meaning it's designed to secretly record the keystrokes a user types on their keyboard. 
How it works:
It can capture and store information about what a user types, including usernames, passwords, and other sensitive data. 


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[SELL]  BTCstealer 4.0 + AUTOAddresaGenerator software + tutorial guides-- 5k

BTCstealer4.0 is a clipboard-hijacking tool that monitors a user's clipboard activity. When a Bitcoin address is copied—for instance, during a transaction—the software silently replaces it with an address controlled by the attacker. When the user pastes the address to send Bitcoin, the funds are redirected to the attacker’s wallet instead of the intended recipient, all without the user noticing the swap.
The "Mass Address Generator" is a companion tool that creates large numbers of Bitcoin addresses, often paired with their corresponding private keys. These generated addresses are used by the stealer to substitute the victim's copied address, ensuring the attacker has a ready supply of destinations for the funds.


[SELL] Rats. protecting yourself from snitches-500sats  [ebook email/ fileshare]

security consciousness
Recognizing a snitch 
What makes snitches so persuasive? 12 
"Mere" snitching vs active entrapment 15 
Dangerous myths about snitches and undercover agents 17 
What to do if you believe a snitch is personally targeting you 19 
PART TWO: A Snitch Uncovered  
If you believe there's a snitch in your group 21 
HISTORICAL ways of dealing with known snitches 25 
How do YOU treat an exposed snitch? 27 
Repairing the damage snitches do 31 
Beware of accusing someone who might not be a snitch 32 
PART THREE: WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU GET BUSTED?  
You may be pressured to become a snitch 33 
Do NOT talk to cops. Period. 35 
The police officer is NOT your friend 37 
The Prisoner's Dilemma 39 
Mindset: The common territory between snitches and victims 41 
What happens if you refuse to snitch? 42 
What happens if you become a snitch — and regret it? 44 
What happens to you if you snitch and your people find out? 46 
The rest of your life if you do snitch 47 

[SELL] Hacking for Dummies & Hacking wireless networks for Dummies - 2.5k sats

Part I: Building the Foundation for Ethical Hacking .......7
Chapter 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking ...................................................................9
Chapter 2: Cracking the Hacker Mindset ......................................................................21
Chapter 3: Developing Your Ethical Hacking Plan .......................................................29
Chapter 4: Hacking Methodology ..................................................................................39
Part II: Putting Ethical Hacking in Motion ..................53
Chapter 5: Social Engineering ........................................................................................55
Chapter 6: Physical Security ..........................................................................................69
Chapter 7: Passwords .....................................................................................................79
Part III: Network Hacking ........................................103
Chapter 8: War Dialing ..................................................................................................105
Chapter 9: Network Infrastructure ..............................................................................117
Chapter 10: Wireless LANs ...........................................................................................147
Part IV: Operating System Hacking  ..........................165
Chapter 11: Windows ....................................................................................................167
Chapter 12: Linux ..........................................................................................................193
Chapter 13: Novell NetWare .........................................................................................215
Part V: Application Hacking .....................................235
Chapter 14: Malware .....................................................................................................237
Chapter 15: Messaging Systems ..................................................................................257
Chapter 16: Web Applications .....................................................................................279
Part VI: Ethical Hacking Aftermath ..........................297
Chapter 17: Reporting Your Results ............................................................................299
Chapter 18: Plugging Security Holes ...........................................................................305
Chapter 19: Managing Security Changes ....................................................................311
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Part VII: The Part of Tens .........................................317
Chapter 20: Ten Tips for Getting Upper Management Buy-In ..................................319
Chapter 21: Ten Deadly Mistakes .................



Foreword ..................................................................xvii
Introduction ................................................................1
Part I: Building the Foundation 
for Testing Wireless Networks .......................................7
Chapter 1: Introduction to Wireless Hacking .................................................................9
Chapter 2: The Wireless Hacking Process ....................................................................19
Chapter 3: Implementing a Testing Methodology .......................................................31
Chapter 4: Amassing Your War Chest ...........................................................................43
Part II: Getting Rolling with Common Wi-Fi Hacks .......65
Chapter 5: Human (In)Security ......................................................................................67
Chapter 6: Containing the Airwaves .............................................................................81
Chapter 7: Hacking Wireless Clients .............................................................................97
Chapter 8: Discovering Default Settings .....................................................................113
Chapter 9: Wardriving ...................................................................................................131
Part III: Advanced Wi-Fi Hacks ................................153
Chapter 10: Still at War .................................................................................................155
Chapter 11: Unauthorized Wireless Devices ..............................................................177
Chapter 12: Network Attacks .......................................................................................195
Chapter 13: Denial-of-Service Attacks .........................................................................225
Chapter 14: Cracking Encryption ................................................................................255
Chapter 15: Authenticating Users ...............................................................................281
Part IV: The Part of Tens ..........................................301
Chapter 16: Ten Essential Tools for Hacking Wireless Networks ............................303
Chapter 17: Ten Wireless Security-Testing Mistakes ................................................307
Chapter 18: Ten Tips for Following Up after Your Testing .......................................321
Part V: Appendixes ..................................................325
Appendix A: Wireless Hacking Resources ..................................................................327
Appendix B: Glossary of Acronyms ............................................................................341
Index .......................................................................347
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[SELL] OPERATION & CONSTRUCTION OF CLANDESTINE DRUG LABS- 1K (SHAREFILE /EMAIL)

[SELL] Tor & Dark Art of Anonymity   +   Tor Browser:Learning Tor-- 600 sats

Chapter 1: What is Tor?
Chapter 2: How Do You Use Tor?
Chapter 3: How Does Tor
Technically Work?
Chapter 4: Tor Legal FAQ
General InformationCan I be prosecuted or
sued for running Tor?
Should Tor be used for
illegal purposes?
Can The Tor Project or
EFF promise that I won’t
get in trouble for
operating a Tor relay?
Will EFF represent me if
found legally liable for
running a Tor relay?
Can I contact Torreceive a DMCA notice
from my ISP?
Chapter 5: Overview (What Tor Is
and Is Not)
Chapter 6: Tor vs. VPN – The
Important Differences
VPNs
Tor
 7: What is My IP
Address and How Do I Hide It?
Hiding Your IP Address
CChapter 8: Getting Started with
the Tor Browser Bundle
Chapter 9: Installing Tor –
Windows
Chapter 10: Installing Tor – Linux
Chapter 11: How to Access the
Deep Web
Chapter 12: Do’s and Don’ts –
Safe Browsing with Tor
Chapter 13: Top Tor Links and
Resourceshapter 13: Top Tor Links and
ResourcesSearch Engines
General Things to Check Out
Marketplace
Financial Services
Commercial Services
Hosting Services
Filesharing
Image Hosting
Web Hosting
Blogs/Essays/Personal
Pages



How to Setup a Hidden Service on
Tor
    Configuration
    Shallot and Scallion
    On Running a Hidden Tor Server
(and other Opsec Magic Sauce)
    Tor and Your PC
    NSA Slides             
    Situation Awareness
    Darknet Personas
    Tor Hidden Services - High Risk,
High Reward
The Death of AnonymityDarknet Markets
    Fraud Prevention
    When It Is Okay to FE (Finalize
Early)
    When It Is NOT Okay
    MultiSigna
    Is It Safe? Is It Secret?
    The Long Arm of the Law
    How Most Get Caught
    Darkcoin
    Darkcoins for Business
    Transaction Processors
    Darknet OPSEC    Storing Passwords in Tor
Browser
    Diceware
    Preventing Non-Tor Activity From
Being Linked with Tor Activity
Keyloggers
    Vampire Signs
    Software Keyloggers
    Hardware Keyloggers
    For The Children
    Keylogger Prevention
    Anti-Keyloggers    TorGuard
    Guerrilla Mail
    PGP
    Mymail-Crypt
    AxCrypt
    Torchat
    ChatSecure
    Telegram
    CryptoCat
    Freenet
    Frost & Fuqid
Passwords & Tor
    Changing Passwords    Bitcoin Mixers             
    Bitcoin Wallets
        Desktop
        Mobile
    Multibit
        Multibit Windows      
        Multibit Linux
    Paying for a VPN to Use with Tor
Using Your Real Name Outside of
Tor
    The Desert of the Real
    Cyberbullies and Anonymity
    Email Anonymity    CanvasBlocker
    Deadly Firefox Options
Whonix & Tor
    Torbirdy
    Macchanger
    Whonix Bridges
Tor and VPNs
    Pay for a VPN Anonymously
    Pay for a VPN Using a Credit
Card
    Tor Friendly VPNs
    Using Bitcoins to Signup
Anonymously to a VPNTools
      Orbot
      Invisibox
      Text Secure
      Red Phone
      Google and Tor
      Captchas
      SpiderOak
Tails
    Tails Limitations
    Chrome
    Flash Control
    User Agent Switcher       Tor Risks
         Exit Nodes
         Intelligence Agencies
        Quantum and FoxAcid System
Tor Step-by-Step Guide
    Tor Installation
    What Tor Cannot Do
    Tor Apps & Anti-Fingerprinting

[SELL]  Secrets from a back‐alley ID Man -- 600 sats

T
o shield themselves from the chronic barrage of bureaucrats and their 
incessant need to monitor every facet of Ollr existence, some veterans of 
the privacy wars have resorted to creating new identities. But producing 
credible IDs is much harder than ever before as the bureaucratic machine proli~ 
ates such Orwellian devices as holograms and magnetic swipes to thwart modern 
desktop counterfeiters. 
In his latest book, veteran privacy author Sheldon Charrett (The Modern Identity 
Changer and IdeHtity, Privacy, and Personal Freedom) shows how persistent privacy 
seekers readily replicate driver's licenses, birth certificates, and other supposedly 
"secure" identity documents. In Secrets of a Back-Alley ID Man you will Jearn about 
• the most effective "new school" and "old school" techniques and tricks for 
IDs, as well as "poor man's" techniques for those on a tight budget 
• groundbreaking research in hologram reproduction 
• the latest printers, scanners, cameras, software, and other equipment used 
to make fake IDs 
• do-it-yourself computer templates for driver's licenses and notary, 
corporate, municipal, and state seals 
• ways to make composite IDs using a standard 35mm camera 
• the availability of ready-made IDs from other sources 
With more than 50 detailed photographs and a dozen tables and illustrations, this 
book shows you step by step how metallic holograms are made and repetitive letter-
ing is placed on lamination. Charrett also reveals a technique for reproducing rainbow 
holograms that has never before been published by anyone, anywhere, as well as his 
own previously unpublished technique for making cheap and effective embossing 
plates for notary and state seals. Also included are difficult-to-find driver's license 
backs, which are nonexistent on the Internet and ignored in other ID books. 
If you've ever wondered whether a 21st centurion can still change identities, 
you'll want to read this book. For academic study ollly. 
ASection One: METHODOLOGY, TOOLS, AND MATERIALS
Chapter 1: Understanding the Two Basic Approaches to Document Forgery 9
Chapter 2: Tools and Materials of the Back-Alley ID Man 11
Section Two: DOCUMENT SECURITY
Chapter 3: Getting a Grip on Lamination 23
Chapter 4: Holograms 31
Chapter 5; Embossed Seals and Other Fun Stuff 43
Section Three: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Chapter 6: Birth Certificates Made Easy 53
Chapter 7: How Crooks Construct Kick-Ass Driver's Licenses 61
Conclusion

[SELL] Database Hackers Handbook -- 1k [email/ fileshare]

Written by four of the world's top
security experts, this book teaches you
how to identify vulnerabilities, how
attacks are carried out, and how to stop
the carnage of database hackers.
Databases are the nerve center of our economy. Every
piece of your personal information is stored there --
medical records, bank accounts, employment history,
pensions, car registrations, even your children's
grades and what groceries you buy. Database attacks
are potentially crippling-and relentless.
Identify and plug the new holes in Oracle and
Microsoft SQL Server
Learn the best defenses for IBM's DB2,
PostgreSQL, Sybase ASE, ald MySQL 
serversDiscover how buffer overflow 
exploitation,privilege escalation through 
SQL, stored
procedure or trigger abuse, and SQL 
injectionenable hacker access
Recognize vulnerabilities peculiar to 
eachdatabase
Find out what the attackers already know


[SELL] CCVerify + EasyCard --software for Windows or Linux(wine) -- 800 sats

Whether you're a pro or just starting out, these 2 easy-to-use programs simplifies the process with lightning-fast verification. No hassle, no fuss – just paste your card details, hit verify, and watch it work its magic. Compatible with all major credit cards, it’s perfect for testers, developers, or anyone needing reliable results To verify credit cards.



[SELL] The Art of Making Money:Story of a Master Counterfeiter-- 500 sats

Some men—he wouldn't say who—once promised him three 
hundred thousand dollars for his moneymaking recipe. They pledged 
to set him up in a villa anywhere in the world with a personal guard. 
It was easy to picture Art sitting on a patio above the Caspian Sea 
surrounded by bucket-necked Russian gangsters. With his high, 
planed cheeks, blue eyes, and pumped-up physique, he'd fit right in 
with an Eastern European operation. It was also easy to think that 
he was full of shit, because Art Williams was a born hustler, as swag-
gering as any ever found on the streets of Chicago. Later I'd learn 
that the offer had been real, and that he'd declined because he 
wasn't sure if his guards would treat him as prince or prisoner. "My friends are going to hate me for telling you," he sighed. 
"They'll probably hate you for knowing this".........