the website calls it “the largest firing operation in history” and asks people to submit full names, locations, employers, and pictures by email.
https://www.charliesmurderers.com/
from AlcoholEnjoyer: reminder to never ever look yourselves up on sites like these
edit: WEBSITE DOWN!!!
Website is down!
YAYAYAYAYAY AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME!!! i wonder if namecheap got around to it?
Political violence is not the answer
So anyway here’s a doxxing site so you can do some political violence yourself!
: “This’ll teach those leftists that two wrongs don’t make a right!”When I shoot you I am based and red-pilled.
When you shoot me it’s politically motivated and from a place of hate.
Please consult the chart:
Ruining the lives of 20,000 people who support shooting their political enemies seems like a bad idea if you’re trying to avoid it happening more.
20,000 people all with a little less to lose
Seeing how bloodthirsty conservatives were when nobody knew who shot him, they’re itching for any excuse to go out and murder leftists and political rivals. They want to live out their fantasy of a civil war where they get to kill liberals and leftists.
Haha gave me a good laugh at first but then realised that it’s after all their goal to increase the comparably little left wing violence so that those examples can be used to justify the American Gestapo
Reminder to never look yourselves up on sites like these
Because names you enter will be logged?
“I think he should be forced to carry that bullet in his body. The bullet has a right to be there because it’s a gift from god.”
From a based as fuck firefighter
YEAH i scrolled through the site and theres some super based stuff on there
i found out about this a few hours after it was created (on september 10) and spent five hours setting up an autohotkey script to spam fake names and employers, ai generated pictures, smushed together in a convincing way, but they took down the submission form before i got to deploy it. i reported to namecheap, but they haven’t taken action yet, they might be chuds over there. it might help if more people report to namecheap though. i was gonna stay quiet about it but it seems like it’s starting to get attention. any ideas?
what’s the site?
thanks will report them to their registrar
Name cheap are Ukrainians iirc so probably would be happy to help dox innocent people for free speech
I was going to say: Nazis should be afraid to be nazis. But then I realized, they are. This is the behavior of people who live in eternal panic. It’s manufactured, hallucinated panic, but that’s what it is. What a sad, pathetic way to live, being afraid of everything, all the time.
To be fair, not everyone has a choice about living in fear. There are mental conditions that make it where some people effectively can’t not be in fear. I agree the fascists are pathetic, but be careful not to lump our mentally ill comrades in with it. Or, y’know people who are oppressed and constantly afraid like perhaps trans people or ethnic minorities.
This being the first school shooting conservatives collectively care about is something
Surprise surprise, the people who say they hate cancel culture are the most dedicated to it.
Please make Charlie Kirk getting a long range tracheostomy the new 9/11 for conservatives so I can laugh about it every yearDo you too remember where you first were when you heard Kirk was Merc’d?
I was innocently walking my puppies and telling my kids everything was wonderful and the world was a beautiful place, and it started to rain milk and gold, but then I read about the shooting and suddenly I lost track of everything. I started to run and I could hear briefly in the distance my children crying and screaming, and perhaps some weird puppies yelping while being dragged across a floor (I don’t know, I was mostly out of it); I got to a basketball field and I saw all the kids there playing, unaware the world had suddenly fallen in twain. I was powerless and shivering in the rain; I had to do one final thing for the man, one final gift; I ran into the field and picked up the ball (some child was attached to it at the time but I don’t remember it being for long); I ran to the basket and gave it a powerful slam dunk and said through sobs, “this is for you Kirk, this is for you!”
🎵Were you in the yard with your cat?
Were you postin’ on chapo dot chat?
Do you remember when a chud playing sniper
Robbed us of the tiny-faced man with the diaper?
Have you forgotten when we rushed to condemn
Debatin’ people via rooftop ad hominem?🎶
Wow I didn’t know Jesse Welles was a hexbear user. :o
please don’t make it a Federal holiday that would own the left so hard
Funny because doxxing professors that he didn’t agree with was what made Mr Kirk famous in the first place
Can we flood the thing with AI slop
Barry B Benson
newyork newyork
Honey beethat was my plan but you’d have to do it by email now
Oops, accidentally pasted this here
doesn’t work, tested on one of my own accounts and confirmed people are saying it online, and there are no good alternatives to my knowledge
Aw, it’s email only now? My nefarious plan also will no longer work…
celebrating the death of “free speech” activist by actively attempting to make anyone happy he’s dead lose their jobs, which definitely IS NOT a form of violence
Free pentesting practice
It’s not ready yet until submissions are sent to their email, until then the best some “bad actor” could do is send the personal info of fake people, or even better, the info of people that would support something like this
id be happy to share part or all of my ahk script and associated resources if anyone has ideas for it. i put most of the time into folders of pics and writing chunks of sentences with lots of variants, the coords and clicks are just the finishing touch
i am distrustful that the reactionaries aren’t ip logging everybody going on that website
Vpn should solve that, no?
what are you worried about them doing with your IP address? its not like your internet SSN or something
tbh i don’t know, i heard somebody i have some rapport with say they don’t personally visit reactionary sites (such as this due to ip logging) and, am repeating my distrust of visiting such site
in truth my competency with this field of cyber security is low
generally your IP address isn’t terribly sensitive information. it can be used to verify that something on your network made a request to a server, but not on its own - you need ISP cooperation, or access to a well maintained private database that only major online corps like Google, MS, or Facebook might keep. most random websites arent going to have the means to trace an IP back to a person. if you did something on their website that gave them cause to target your IP, the worst they could reasonably do is DOS you until they get bored or you call your ISP.
just visiting it can be dangerous if there’s some kind of driveby malware or something, but no more so than any other link on the internet.
generally your IP address isn’t terribly sensitive information. it can be used to verify that something on your network made a request to a server, but not on its own - you need ISP cooperation, or access to a well maintained private database that only major online corps like Google, MS, or Facebook might keep. most random websites arent going to have the means to trace an IP back to a person. if you did something on their website that gave them cause to target your IP, the worst they could reasonably do is DOS you until they get bored or you call your ISP.
just visiting it can be dangerous if there’s some kind of driveby malware or something, but no more so than any other link on the internet.
hm okay thank you for clarifying this - i am currently in the middle of becoming more competent in the field of operation security and was wondering (as you seem somewhat knowledgable in this field) what site/collection of text you would reccommend to read to become knowledgable in this field?
thank you for your insight
unfortunately, i don’t really have anything to recommend from an opsec perspective. most of what i know was learned from reading documentation when I was working as a web developer, and hosting a few personal servers occasionally. i doubt server/browser documentation is what you had in mind.
i’ll say that if you’re not really doing anything super spicy you probably don’t have to worry too much about opsec. unless you’re willing to cut out a lot of really convenient online services from your life you’re just going to have to accept that the big tech companies are going to know more about you than you should be comfortable with. aside from them you just need to worry about hackers so: run an adblocker, use a password manager and unique passwords, keep your browser and OS up-to-date, and accept that no matter what you do some dipshit is going to fuck up securing their side of things and you’re probably gonna be exposed in a data breach anyway.
Even though this is generally true it is irresponsible to provide this as advise.
You can’t predict what threats the readers will face or what other risks they make take if they unlearn good security culture habits.
For all we know there could… hang on a sec… ok my hands are nowhere near the lathe… for all we know there could be another eternal blue level zero day dropping this minute in which case anyone whose ip has been logged recently is toast.
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if a security threat of that magnitude were in play I doubt the people chasing down charlie kirk’s killer would be employing it toward that end. ultimately you simply cannot trust that anything you put into a computer is private or safe. you have to draw the line somewhere, and I don’t think worrying about them nuking every IP that connects to their site with a broadly applicable 0-day is a reasonable place to insist they draw it.
you have to draw the line somewhere
yes and that line should be simple and consistent inorder for non-techies to follow.
The line I’m recommending is:
if you don’t trust a site then don’t visit it without additional security measures
This does not require someone to understand any specific attack vectors or keep track of which sites are how dangerous in these circumstances requiring this level of precaution and so on.
It’s not bullet proof but I’m trusting people here understand that a fascist website is untrustworthy and it’s better they be overcautious than to try to minmax their security.
zero chance any of the submissions will be vetted.
easiest defamation lawsuit ever
edit: if you’re usa and depending on your state (california for sure), you “can’t” be fired for political opinions. the quotes are because you still can be fired but you will have an actionable lawsuit
It brings to mind a tweet about someone who made a website where you could spoof a lawyer’s letter. Looked it up, it was heavyweight.cc
From the 68th floor, baby!
The Palo Alto zoning board would never allow that.
That was before it was called the AIicescraper.
That’s AI + icescraper. Not Alices + craper.
this could be a really good idea. would it be best for it to come from someone who’s doxxed on the site?
How would they know? And if there’s a bunch of half truths on the site diluted by pure forgery - how will they know what’s real?
Gonna go ahead and redact the part about how vulnerable they seem to different simple strategies
Section 230 is a pretty strong immunity shield for internet sites:
No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.
Edit: Actually I’m not sure about it now. They don’t allow automatic online submissions, so it’s really not an interactive website, just a place to post dox.
I don’t think that immunity applies when you are specifically soliciting illegal content.
It’s hard to see on mobile, but the first example they have had the gal literally advocating for nonviolence, and hoping that Charlie Kirk survived.
Innocent people will get hurt by this.
