Someone is trying to recruit security researchers in the strange piracy campaign

Are you ready to penetrate and control Chinese websites for a random person for $ 100,000 per month?

Someone specifically to this impressive, strange and angry offer. A person uses something like a series of fake accounts with symbolism that displays pictures of attractive women, and slip in direct messages numerous Cyber ​​security Professionals and Researchers on x In the past two weeks.

“We are recruiting engineers and web teams to penetrate Chinese sites around the world, with a monthly salary of $ 100,000. If you are interested, you can join our channel first,” read the message, which included a link to TELGRAM.

For some reason, I also received this message from an X account called “Look to My Homepage”, which had a user name, @Jerelayce88010, which seemed to be randomly created.

When I followed the link, I managed to see the channel official, a person named “Jack” and has an embodiment of pirates born from artificial intelligence.

“Are you adept at hacking technology?” Jack asked me.

I am not, but I asked Jack to tell me more about their goals.

“Get a web from registered Chinese domains. There is no specific goal. As long as the field has been scored in China Web shellsThe programs or text programs that infiltrators can use to control penetrated web servers. “You need to understand CMS in China …”-referring to content management systems, and the program that manages the background for web sites-“… Find the gaps, and be able to get websites on orbits.

Yes, but decisively, why?

“What I need is traffic in China,” said Jack.

Ok, but, why?

At this stage, Jack is definitely tired of my questions and gave me a task: Get three shells on the Internet in any registered field in China so I know you have skills. Justly, Jack Jack made $ 100 for every field that was hacked.

Unfortunately, I still do not have the skills needed to do this, nor ready to break the law. Instead, I kept asking questions, including who Jack was working for him. “The Indian government”, Jack answered, although Jack in the subsequent chat contradicts the automatic translation, which they said they were using because the Chinese is their first language.

I spoke to some researchers who got the strange Jack show, and they were also confusing. No one said that they had a harmful link, for example, or suspicious questions indicating a kind of defeat or fraud.

“I think he is hunting (instead) from the serious threat representative,” said S1R1us, a security researcher who got a DM from one of the SockPupet accounts for Jack on X.

GROGQ, a well -known cybersecurity expert, told Techcrunch that he had not seen anything like this recruitment campaign. He said: “I have seen (people) asking stupid questions and asking many things related to cybersecurity.” “But no, like anything like a continuous, detected, and strange shit from this man.”

According to DDOS attacks Or random mail, as this will not justify high -wheel drive.

GROGQ concluded that “I can’t really think about the WTF they are doing.” “meaningless.”

No one can seem, apparently. Godspeed, Jack, in any adventure it begins.