Russian Missile Alert System Hacked

[@integre23]

Hausemaster is now officially better at security than a missile alert system

[@RealTheCrasher8]

2b2t

[@chloroplast8611]

​@@RealTheCrasher8 sorry. But ive worked on math homework for 12 hours straight. I need to simplify and combine that polynomial. 2b2t 2 * 2 = 4 b * t = bt 4bt 2b2t => 4bt

[@feevuhr]

​@@chloroplast8611 Bro needs to graduate 6th grade

[@feevuhr]

@@chloroplast8611 Sorry that was rude. I apologize

[@object.toString]

@@feevuhrOn behalf of @chloroplast8611, I humbly decline your apology.

[@Mightydoggo]

Damn, when your super fancy super expensive alert system has "Password" as it´s password.

[@yuxuanhuang3523]

Classic Passwords: 111111 or 000000🤣

[@jojolafrite90]

@@yuxuanhuang3523 Oh, I'm sad, I wanted to write almost exactly that. Lol. Oh well. I would have wrote just 1111, though.

[@grtclan9919]

@@jojolafrite90 npc

[@jimmyhopkins1]

​@@grtclan9919fortnite child

[@exi_sfx]

I hate how breached sites try to hide the breach any way possible. It's so annoying. I just recently found out my data was compromised 2 years later from another website breach. They had 10 year old data on an old backup.

[@fastexpand]

I agree it’s annoying and it’s also unethical. We need to know if our information is compromised so we can change passwords. haveibeenpwned.com/ Is a good tool to check but it only checks publicly available breached data. That information isn’t always made public

[@midimusicforever]

Hacking missile alert systems is kinda scary. What if that would lead to an escalation?

[@DrWrapperband]

It is an escalation, again. WW3 mongers away ..........

[@amor76]

What they hacked was an alert system intended to warn civilians. In a real situation the military would detect the missile using radar systems and other detection methods. Once the missile is detected they would then proceed to use some sort of a built in piece of software to warn civilians. In this case it was the alerting system that was hacked and not the detection system. The military would know that the alarm is false. Disrupting the detection systems would quite likely result in an undesirable reaction. But that would be a completely different scenario.

[@midimusicforever]

@@amor76 I know, in this case. But what if a malicious actor were to hack the actual detection system?

[@josedorsaith5261]

I think that's the point

[@PristianoPenaldoSUIIII]

@@amor76 hacking a system intended to protect civilians seems a little unethical, no?

[@Solicify]

I’m so addicted to these

[@derrekvanee4567]

Don't worry that addiction is minor. When your shooting a bag of videos a day no filter and used video 12 times she's oh call me else no one tealozss the US gvnt saving lives taking down oxycorone caused Fentanyl within days so ww4 is like neh more t0ktik tithe savage person. You'll be okay toktiking all night

[@itzgamez1912]

Same do I. His videos are just sooo good and informstive

[@nocache]

We're in a movie fr

[@niklas.251]

@@itzgamez1912 informative* so am i*

[@mblend27]

It’s information

[@CZghost]

The idea of the voluntary botnet is actually to install it on a remote server you control (possibly multiple, to raise chances).

[@n-i-n-o]

and getting suspended for launching ddos attacks. great idea.

[@4.0.4]

Now riddle me this, Batman. If a hacker can do a perfect Mr. Robot impersonation, is he still a bad actor? *vanishes in the dark, laughing*

[@axu6207]

I keep getting go daddy ads that start off with “you might not know what ssl is, but hackers do and they hate it” youtube ads are very ironic.

[@ZergRadio]

Many many years ago when new domain names started coming out, I wanted to buy one or two. It was advertised very cheaply. I waited 2 or 3 years because I didn't really need a domain name then. When I eventually decided to purchase a DN I came back to godaddy only to be smacked in the face with their new price tag. The price was like 7 times more expensive. How on earth does the price shoot up so much in a 2 or 3 year period. So I ended up not buying one. Since then I will always avoid godaddy.

[@8BitShadow]

It's called 'domain blackmailing' or 'domain ransoming' and other variations to that effect. Happens to streamers and large youtubers A LOT. (iirc it even happened to the YogsCast at one point.) There's 2 things to it: The *moment* you searched that DN on anything but your own browser(don't do that, very unsafe)/whois/IANA they bought it, which as ICANN and IANA sit on their ass and ignore this blatant blackmailing issue, and as these sites are a "known DN registrant" they get priority on the registration and there's nothing you can do about it until the domain registration runs out - assuming they don't auto-renew it, which they often do for years. It's an old tactic, but it gets worse. The second is: if a domain is well known enough *and not owned by a large corporation or the linke* (like youtube or harvard) they will *literally* steal the domain and *offer it for sale for anywhere up to a few hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on how well known it is. (usually in the thousands but still)* How? Well remember they get priority on the registration right? That includes re-registration. So when the domain registration runs out guess who has a bot sitting there waiting to re-register it? And guess who's bot is going to win against another bot that doesn't get 'priority'? Not you. If you want to see if a domain is registered or not in use " www.iana.org/whois " (or www.whois.com/whois they're the same). If it comes back with "You queried for #domain# but this server does not have any data for #domain#" then it's unregistered. If your domain gets stolen by places like godady? Nothing. You literally can't do anything other than just wait for them to release it. IANA don't care, your government wont care and good luck getting any media attention on it either...

[@iQuickGaming]

namecheap for the win

[@scottdotjazzman]

@@iQuickGaming NameCheap isn't really all that great. They use the same tactics as GoDaddy - Lure you in with low prices, then raise them and make it difficult to get out. Use Google domains.

[@OrangeYTT]

Businesses like GoDaddy love their profit! I mean, what's a better business than selling a fucking name AND having the control the price. It's like a money printer.

[@unnamed1479]

The very act of searching for and viewing the price of a domain name on many of those websites will increase the price of a domain name. It's a racket

[@Zetornator]

I was waiting for a godaddy breach, their bussiness is shady af.

[@codeJamalonRH]

what shady stuff do they do?

[@wtfdoiputhere]

Any info on how those alert systems work ? I'm so curious to go down such rabbit hole but my googling isn't that great when it comes to a subject I'm not familiar with

[@wtfdoiputhere]

@sazanlip makes sense thanks

[@ARBanks80]

Patient care was interrupted in the Houston area hospitals.

[@skill3472]

Great video Seytonic! I always watch SR for my cybersec info, but it's nice to have a shorter format, when you don't have an hour of time)))

[@yourdiresir]

3:10 Actually you can just install one plugin and run a proxy (in some cases you don't need proxy because this can have a build-in one), it's even easier than you've said.

[@tim9605]

Pretty sure the ukraine software for ddos also has backdoors. I would be super careful.

[@Seytonic]

I'm pretty sure the one I specifically mentioned is open source. But yes, be careful anyhow - I have covered cases before of similar software being malicious.

[@SteveGillham]

Pretty sure many DDoS software have backdoors. Why just single out Ukraine.

[@batorerdyniev9805]

​​​@@Seytonic t7ofoutf

[@fontenbleau]

What software? It's pure disinformation, there's nothing to hack, this systems was turned on for testing officially all previous year. Do you know the size of Russia, they started inspection of bomb shelters and systems on all territory which takes years, shelters last time checked 60 years ago. Ukraine don't have even tanks, there's no army in the modern sense in Ukraine, why Zelensky asks everything, they're farmers. Kinda never was by agreement of USSR collapse Ukraine saved only a very old rusty sea fleet as the Russia in the mutually shared seaport of Sevastopol. All other only on paper, was scrapped by local mafia. It very reminds Vietnam where Eisenhower officially decides to use nuclear bomb against vietnamese with sticks (analogy with indians), at least american general calculated each american soldier for a million vietnamese lives.

[@chloroplast8611]

​@@batorerdyniev9805 t^2*7o^2f^2u

[@SergeantExtreme]

5:00 "Actual airport functions were unaffected." In an unrelated event, someone actually did manage to take down entire airport functions by accident simply because he wanted to hide from his boss.

[@lexdeobesean]

Very good content my man. Well done!

[@Seytonic]

Thanks, much appreciated :)

[@HatTrex]

GoDaddy suffering the monthly data breach for the 10000° time be like: 🤭ooop UwU

[@ApolloTheDerg]

Might want to change your password buddy uwu but we won’t tell you 🤭🤫

[@fontenbleau]

It's not rocket system, it's very primitive emergency subsystem and they are turning it deliberately all 2022 for tests. Rocket system work on such old equipment that you can't physically hack it from any computer modern than 1980s.

[@taylandag2891]

I like how im getting godaddy ads in this video. Especially just before the bit about the service

[@_ThatRandomGuy_]

"Warning dead bodies are rising" "also check out this cool pancake tutorial in the background."

[@RouteBGP]

I received a "breach of service agreement" email from GD years ago. Was curious because I hadn't hosted anything there for several years previous to the email. I phoned to figure out what they were talking about... and even they had no idea. Couldn't tell me which site, or what nefarious misdeed had resulted in it's cancelation. Only that I had done something so bad that they would no longer take money from me. If I had something hosted with them it would have been a bit irritating. I didn't, so it was just mildly amusing. I've never tried to figure out if I'm truly banned. Why bother?

[@banksarenotyourfriends]

1:03 it wouldn't be difficult or expensive to connect a load of radio repeaters that could cover that area. Radio amateurs already connect repeaters using internet gateways, the necessary skills are very widespread.

[@allo-other]

October 30, 1938: Orson Welles' "War of the Worlds" 2013: Impending zombie apocalypse February 22, 2023: POETIC JUSTICE!

[@RichardBaran]

Godaddy definitely sucks! I've been an IT guy for over 20 years, I've definitely watched them go down hill.

[@theterminaldave]

Weren't they bought by a company that was known to cut costs by eliminating customer service positions etc? I thought that entity was called EOD, but I don't see anything on Wikipedia about that. Only that they were bought by a larger company last summer.

[@stevebabiak6997]

The GoDaddy incident reminded me on an inside the from back when I was in university. Alex was clever, and admitted to hacking, and he disliked James. Alex hacked a server to randomly change the password for James’ account to some garbage and then change it back to the original password. So that when James complained and had a sys admin looking, his account worked ;). But it could lock him out when the screensaver kicked on ;) Intermittent malfunctions are just so much harder to troubleshoot, and a hack that introduces an intermittent malfunction has the same kind of effect.

[@qwardel7799]

Missle alert system was probably just an exploit in some relay boxes that some radio staitons used. I live very close to one of the reported cities but I havent got anything on radio or text messages in the last weeks.

[@anon_y_mousse]

I don't know if I'd call it bias to merely tell us of your experience with them and recommend not using them. And if someone needs a host because they can't do it themselves, I'd say try out multiple hosts.

[@kleveronefourthreetwo]

Bro, these discord trolls are going too far wtf

[@NyrinTriball]

I can't not think about if that one anon was telling the truth when he talked about his situation during the hawaii alert. I mean I know the main rule, everything is fictitious on 4chan and to assume otherwise is stupid, but it still gives me pause.

[@CurlyChop]

What's the story again?

[@gus473]

So, except for the fact the US Securities & Exchange Commission requires disclosure of "material" information that could affect its stock price (in Form 10-K, quarterly 10-Q or if timely an 8-K), would GoDaddy disclosed any of it?🙈🙉🙊🤔

[@taureon_]

the hawaii missile alert mistake was WHEN????

[@desensitized]

a good 5 years ago

[@skejeton]

@@desensitized no way... time sure passess

[@LukSter18998]

@@desensitized what

[@desensitized]

@@LukSter18998 what

[@BDBD16]

Ill never understand why anyone hosts with cpanel or WP.

[@CollectiveWesterner]

RuZZia deserves every terrible thing that can happen to them.

[@JJFX-]

Don't worry, I'm sure nobody with 3 letters in their name has anything to do with all these 'attacks'.

[@Dr_Larken]

1:23 remember when anonymous used to mean something!

[@Dr_Larken]

If they're on KZbin, it's for content subscribers and likes! And people are oblivious and follow, as if it actually is related to the activist group! And like you said the same thing with Twitter, the followers are oblivious and yet again, those who don't understand anything about anonymous will believe that they have a legitimate source, and those who have don't have any knowledgeable skills will follow like and subscribe, not realising it's just somebody out there, benefiting off of the name simply to make a dollar or two! Those people are probably the same people that go around telling their friends that they are a part of anonymous! When, in reality, the most that they do, is wearing a guy fox mask that bought from hot topic, at the same time wearing a Hoodie, they bought online with anonymous, across it watching KZbin videos about anonymous! So that the following day, whatever they saw on KZbin they can claim they were a part of when explaining it to their friends! Because you know when you're hacking away, regardless if you're successful or not the first thing you wanna do is go back to your friend! I can only imagine , they find out about stuxnet* (probably spelt wrong) they go to one of their friends, or brag to a stranger... Thinking it was something that happened days before they watched or learned about it ! Not to mention the fact it had nothing to do with them!

[@felenov]

The way backbone of the Russian emergency alert system works is point to point radio links on around 300-500MHz and the protocol is pretty unsophisticated. If one figures out what's the alert message looks like and sends it to a linking hub, it will go downstream. IIRC the vendor has upgraded the system with encryption.

[@garrettmoon8848]

Lol, wanted to switch away from godaddy for years but never cared enough to actually follow through. Thanks for the final push!

[@davidgeekly1769]

NO DADDY NO

[@bluewinterwolf]

GoDaddy has always been shit in several ways. I'm surprised it's still around...

[@repairstudio4940]

Yeah sorry bout that Russia ...I was playing pong and 🤷🏻‍♂️...LoL

[@Vysair]

I can't find any of the russian air raid video. It's been censored/shadowban on YT it seems. AI it is then

[@luxmunk]

Go Daddy a pioneer? And what the most misogynistic marketing campaign, capitalizing on women’s breasts instead of quality service or products.

[@jekanyika]

Great actor more like

[@Ethorbit]

Yeah, a chance to make them think they need to retaliate with nukes, so smart!

[@Cookiekeks]

It's not like Putin gets his information from random radio stations...

[@SimplexBaker]

Hahaha some people are just stupid its not about the software or what server to use its as simple as leaving a backdoor window connecting to multiple server lines that act like a camouflage making it nearly impossible to find

[@cardiffe]

1:24 fun fact:after that, INTER channel was hacked, the anthem of the USSR was played on it

[@forgiveness_denied]

IT Army vs KillNet the name speaks for it self, we need to send ru$$ia to 1800 pushkins era😂

[@wyattchilton15]

GoDaddy has always sucked ass, I first registered with them about 11 years ago and hated every moment

[@youtubeuser206]

it wasnt "the russian emergency alert" system that was hacked... it was a satellite broadcaster that was hijacked to play their own created alert... not the same thing

[@joeybab3]

7:45 this entire rant on GoDaddy describes my entire several years experience with them EXACTLY

[@We-kv3ze]

Bro if Im gonna get bombed because of some script kid i swear.

[@Ayymoss]

NameCheap for Domains, CloudFlare for DNS, and some other host for webhosting (my case, OVH).

[@Entertainment-]

You can use cloudflare for all 3 and cloudflare has the cheapest domain prices.

[@Ayymoss]

@@Entertainment- Yeah, but CF doesn't have a lot of TLDs unfortunately. :(

[@DeeezNuts]

Dynadot for Domains, NextDNS for DNS, and github pages for webhosting 💀 haven't needed a server for hosting yet, but when i do soon it'll be Vultr probably.

[@PushyPawn]

That stock photo geezer at 7:57 is also a Doctor at 4:03. That genuine smile.

[@Seytonic]

Harold is a man of many trades

[@chowderwhillis9448]

It’s the Internet historian’s avatar

[@derrekvanee4567]

Komrad I took my daily vodka and daily plutonium 238 ration and evrrything is fine just like when our komrad brother Ivan prevented the usa from getting our tastiest bombas from the tsar. Da. Vodka extra this morning at 0230. Is potato.

[@abhishekpatil5768]

Where you migrating from GoDaddy?

[@sparrow9990]

1:44 its rubin sim

[@Cheatrunner]

First

[@4n4Queen]

Those that hacked Russian missile alert is really stupid, what if this thing escalated ?

[@DiabolicCrusher]

Well, that for one, would be a funny way for the world to end.

[@RavenValkyrie]

@@DiabolicCrusher the deadliest troll message in the world would make for an interesting title for a KZbin video right before we die.

[@BDBD16]

"What if" 🤣😂😂🤣🤣 Its just a "Millitary exercise" Bro!!! Its putin's version of ITS A PRANK BRO

[@A30CharacterNameThatBarelyFits]

Very likely that they knew this and were hoping for it.

[@nmclaren1980]

What u mean if this escalates ffs

[@theworldofwoo8320]

If we only we had known it was this easy all along....give us a break. Some basement dweller Took down Russia? You need to open your windows, huffing farts all day isnt healthy

[@Since716]

Why does everyone like Russia

[@louiszink6275]

Badass how someone played the into to Antrhax's "Fight 'em till you can't" on the emergency broadcast service, tell me you listen to metal without telling me you listen to metal.

[@richardwillson101]

I sincerely hope the irony is not lost on everyone that we are laughing at the Russians for claiming that an interrupted broadcast was a "technical test" but we happily accept that major website outages are "a damaged cable during construction works" 🤔

[@necrosudomi420thecuratorof4]

ukrain ai attack. psychologocal poking

[@ChristopherPunton]

They didn't hack the missile alert systems lol. They hacked a local radio station and played that audio

[@ZepAnimations]

"Its just a prank" the prank :

[@ThisFinalHandle]

There's some great hoax nuclear EAS on the tubes. **For your entertainment only.**

[@stevengill1736]

Playing with fire...

[@chrismaccool9097]

Can anyone Hack A Missle Even Me?

[@fmo94jos8v3]

Hey here's an idea, let's hack the Russian missile alert system and start thermonuclear war!

[@TANKBM]

We love you my friend keep your videos very interesting

[@Seytonic]

Thanks mate :))

[@chrismaccool9097]

Is it really that easy to hack a missle?

[@danbrit9848]

It's not a bad actor when it's fighting agenst invaders...good on the guy

[@macros1852]

Every time you say bad actor you donate a dollar to charity

[@immameme]

OhRussiaDramaImma1st

[@royvanderlaan7198]

bs

[@nmp3913]

Wow, how do you even hack a Missile Alert System lol. Where do these hackers learn these skills.

[@suvahomescape4665]

They hack the radio station lol

[@eddiet3026]

When you live by the sword...

[@tactileslut]

Because who, concerned about site glitches, wouldn't read page thirty of a hundred some odd in the investor relations filing document? Vogon bypass inbound, didn't we see the memo?

[@LukSter18998]

energise the demolition beams

[@IDontModWTFz]

Hold up hospitals have websites?!

[@SeekingTheLoveThatGodMeans7648]

Did someone have global suicide in mind?

[@AOitsAO]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@perryplatypus937]

SEYTONIC UPLOADED?! NO WAY

[@aliasless7307]

that's one hell of a video title...

[@Seytonic]

It's a crazy world

[@IamwhoIam333]

Good

[@Fox7466]

👍

[@hassanzaffar4272]

Word,s tonic

[@batorerdyniev9805]

Mtrx

[@DisInternautCanKook]

Omg

[@brylythhighlights4335]

Bad actor causing the missile alerts? No, good actor. Worst case scenario, they're helping the civilians get some practice for what's coming if Russia doesn't chill the fuck out.

[@polarmoth]

epic

[@localtoaster1273]

The guy's who can speak russian seeing the text 💀

[@fuguthefish]

"bad" actor? maybe based actor. the terrorist state will crumble in terror.

[@Sevidical2]

Nice deinfluencing

[@MegaRyan123456]

would you not airgap systems like missle warning systems

[@theyoungcoder]

Idk, it is used to send out messages...

[@MegaRyan123456]

@@theyoungcoder I guess they have hacked the broadcasting not the actual warning system So that might make it hard

[@MegaRyan123456]

@@piisfun you can still airgap the Warning system itself

[@vidal9747]

@@MegaRyan123456 Again, how will you remotely notify the system to engage if it is airgaped?

[@MegaRyan123456]

@@vidal9747 well you obviously need a human interface Or an interlock that's activated to connect it to the outside network once the warning is set off I

[@djosearth3618]

godaddy STOLE some of my domains after a teh got me to enter sample data while working on a d aomin registrations issue, PATHETIC REFUEED TO HELP void godaddy UNTIL gone-daddy

[@SASTSimon]

Hello

[@ilikeycoloralot]

Slava Ukraine! ^_^

[@Danyiaha]

Hey

[@derrekvanee4567]

Comment of the year

[@Seytonic]

Hey!

[@MiC-T]

ruzzians still listen to the radio in 2023