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  • Calling all DFWMs (Cyber) Sleuths - help me please

    My company got hit for over $124K in losses yesterday. The losses originated from the following 2 IP addresses. Can anyone help me in finding any info on these, such as locations, names, addresses, phone numbers... anything might help.

    24.45.190.147
    74.90.84.48



    TIA

    David
    GIFSoup

  • #2
    You need to be talking to the FBI, not DFWM. Also, good luck. Running a tracert yields they are using an airport wifi.

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    • #3
      They originate from New York, and what Ratt said. You're not gonna get much info from a whois either.

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      • #4
        1.) has the loss been ♠reported it to the proper authorities...i.e. SEC, FBI, FTC, etc.

        2.) does your company not have any type of IT people that can do this sort of thing?

        3.) where are the boobie pics?
        sigpic

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        • #5
          Originally posted by roliath View Post
          They originate from New York, and what Ratt said. You're not gonna get much info from a whois either.
          More specifically, JFK Airport. However, that doesn't mean they're not just routing the traffic through the JFK Airport. Airport Wifi is notoriously open, and it's also being routed through DCA Airport.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Ratt View Post
            More specifically, JFK Airport. However, that doesn't mean they're not just routing the traffic through the JFK Airport. Airport Wifi is notoriously open, and it's also being routed through DCA Airport.
            true dat

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            • #7
              Originally posted by mirefire 2.0 View Post
              My company got hit for over $124K in losses yesterday. The losses originated from the following 2 IP addresses. Can anyone help me in finding any info on these, such as locations, names, addresses, phone numbers... anything might help.

              24.45.190.147
              74.90.84.48



              TIA

              David
              Email the abuse contacts for CableVision, include logs that show proof of hacking, but don't give away any of your proprietary information. As the other said, open a case with the FBI, up to a certain dollar amount, they will care and do some investigation.



              Both IPs belong to the same cable provider (ISP)

              Name OOL Hostmaster
              Handle OOLAB-ARIN
              Company Optimum Online (Cablevision Systems)
              Street 111 new south RD
              City Hicksville
              State/Province NY
              Postal Code 11801
              Country US
              Registration Date 2002-09-30
              Last Updated 2011-04-15
              Comments Please send your abuse report to abuse@cv.net.
              Spam complaints must include the full header and content of the
              email. Email virus complaints must include the full header and
              the type of virus. Hacking complaints must contain the date,
              time, timezone, source IP address, destination IP address,
              sending port, receiving port, type of protocol (i.e. TCP, UDP),
              an indication of frequency whether by count for a time frame
              or by list, and specifics of the attack if applicable. Please
              send plain text only - we cannot accept attachments. All other
              issues must contain full details of the problem. Please report
              only recent incidents. All issues are prioritized and may not be
              addressed immediately.
              Phone +1-516-803-2400 (Office)
              Email abuse@cv.net
              WRX

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              • #8
                Also, PM me if you need help investigating or validating any bugs or vulnerabilities.

                I am a Licensed Penetration Tester.
                WRX

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                • #9
                  My company wasn't hacked, it was one of our merchant's processing gateway accounts. In the end they will be liable and we will sue them to get the funds back, but anything I can do to help narrow down where it came from will help.
                  GIFSoup

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by mustang_revival View Post
                    Also, PM me if you need help investigating or validating any bugs or vulnerabilities.

                    I am a Licensed Penetration Tester.
                    You are a licensed "Just-the-tip" dude?

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by mustang_revival View Post
                      I am a Licensed Penetration Tester.
                      ORLY. lol.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by mirefire 2.0 View Post
                        My company wasn't hacked, it was one of our merchant's processing gateway accounts. In the end they will be liable and we will sue them to get the funds back, but anything I can do to help narrow down where it came from will help.

                        Not much more anyone can tell on those IPs unless you subpeona the ISP for a more pinpoint location of origin. Traceroute can be hit or miss in large ISPs due to SNAT'ing, etc.

                        Your only other information source would be yours/merchant/gateway account application(or transation) Logs.

                        If you provide more information on what happened we may be able to provide more ideas.
                        WRX

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by roliath View Post
                          You are a licensed "Just-the-tip" dude?
                          Originally posted by GE View Post
                          ORLY. lol.
                          Just trying to make some skrilla
                          WRX

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by mustang_revival View Post
                            Also, PM me if you need help investigating or validating any bugs or vulnerabilities.

                            I am a Licensed Penetration Tester.

                            WTF?

                            Sounds like something that should be in the NSFW forum...

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by 03trubluGT View Post
                              WTF?

                              Sounds like something that should be in the NSFW forum...
                              Or in the Armory.

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