Stuxnet Saboteur Revealed...
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0:00 Stuxnet Saboteur Identified
4:01 Pompompurin Violates Bail Conditions
6:17 China (supposedly) Cracked Airdrop
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www.volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/...
www.darkreading.com/cyberatta...
www.darkreading.com/ics-ot-se...
nltimes.nl/2024/01/08/dutch-m...
www.theregister.com/2024/01/0...
www.bleepingcomputer.com/news...
therecord.media/breachforums-...
www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...
sfj.beijing.gov.cn/sfj/sfdt/y...
www.bleepingcomputer.com/news...
cyberhoot.com/blog/apple-aird...
privatedrop.github.io/
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Imagine working for an intelligence agency and being surprised by the fact that another intelligence agency didn't give you all the information 🤯
I know right? 😂 Think they're just saying that to hide their involvement lol. they knew but didn't give Erik more details than he needed to know imo.
@@nycrsny3406 it's actually quite possible they were not told much. But to act surprised that you were not told the full story in espionage is like movie level funny
The entirety of europe baring 2 are vassal states of the united states
Imagine trusting the CIA...ever. Like...no that's just
goofy. 😂
@@2rx_bni ah yes the glowies
I find it weird an Intelligence Agency knows they're involved but not to what extent.
It is strange, a lot of people were kept in the dark about this - even the Dutch prime minister wasn’t informed
Because the US doesn't even trusts it's "Allies"
All thos fcking government agencies should be dismantled.
It's not strange, really. As an analogue, consider a construction site for a new house. At first there's land movers to flatten the ground. Then builders raise up the walls and roof. Then plumbers and electricians to make their job accordingly. Thing is, the electrician only does the electrical connections. He doesn't make the landscaping not build the walls to the house. He doesn't need to know how to build a house or what purpose the house is built for. He only have to know about his own specialization; where to put the plugs and route the wires.
A job for a secret agent is no different. This guy only had to deliver the package and maybe something else, but do not have to know what exactly he's carrying or why. But on the contrary to the electrician, while it doesn't do any harm for him know something about landscaping, secret agents are a whole different thing. Any knowledge they have, does have a risk of falling into enemy's hands. If he doesn't know something, he cannot possibly leak the info.
It is imperative he only knows things that are essential for him to carry out the mission; you know "need-to-know basis". Anything else is an unwarranted risk.
@@anteshellyou are right, for the agent there’s no need to know what he’s bringing inside the plant. But it’s being said (also in this video) that the AIVD didn’t even know what was about to happen. Of course we don’t know for sure who knew what at what specific moment, but let’s assume that they really didn’t know, then why didn’t they know? Perhaps the US and Israel didn’t want to tell the Dutch but I still consider “please don’t tell me so I don’t have to tell my superiors/have to lie to my superiors” a feasible scenario too.
Simple CIA basics 1o1. They never trust anyone, the only goal is to use other people for self benefits.
Your broll and editing is amazing. Not overboard but good enough to tell a good story.
The AI supplemented visual cues are a bit much IMHO - still love the content but it feels a bit like a kindergarten class, pictures-with-words moment
Man, Erik installing the pump to compromise SCADA network is straight out of Mr. Robot, haha
Ask David Bombal & OTW to duplicate it. LOL! I just watched one of Bombal's videos where OTW described how Mr. Robot did the FBI phone eavesdropping hack in year 2 episode 5 using a femtocell that has already been done for real by a number of elite hackers. OTW even owns a femtocell he bought off of eBay for about $100 bucks that he & others are converting. He even showed the exact model that Erik used on the show. The only difference is that OTW was explaining how to do the eavesdropping while on Mr. Robot they were not only eavesdropping they were injecting malware into the FBI's phone system. I checked it out & you can still buy a wide variety of femtocells, like mini-Stingray systems, on Amazon, AliExpress & eBay - for varying prices depending on what capabilities the models have. The one OTW has is a Verizon one built by Samsung that you can get if you live in a dead zone or one with poor reception. Femtocells are just wireless access points to enhance WiFi reception. If you can get root (& pwds for older models are still known), flash their kernel with a more powerful Linux kernel than the one commonly used, you can easily set up a MiTM attack. You still have to decode SMS & Phone encryption (find the right codexes - or codices for the pedants - for your target), but Data is in the clear. This exploit, like pretty much every hack in Mr. Robot is taken from real life & predates its use in the show.
Top class information and reporting bro bro . Glad I redound your videos, I am and have been subbed for months but yeah, just finally got this on home page and reminded me how long I haven’t been offered up anything by you .
Excellent
I was always under the impression that the virus was loaded onto their network via an engineering portal as those are often left open because it’s not even common knowledge they exist unless you are an engineer/It person that logs in to program remotely.
Impossible because it was air gapped
@@JS-jr1fo of course that’s the intelligent way to set it up however in the real world engineering portals exist for programmers to access systems and install fixes/updates. I’ve seen major companies get hacked through these before when you would expect it to be air-gapped.
@@JS-jr1fo theres a stuxnet doco, i think on netflix, where they interview an anonymous shadowy figure who claims to have been a member of the TAO. He says that getting the exploit past the air gap wasn’t one of the major challenges of the operation and that they had multiple options on the table and it was just a matter of timing that dictated which one they went with.
The major complication was building the malware to operate without any C&C and with minimal intelligence of network topology etc. most of the intel they got was from a short puff piece that IRAN put out which had B roll footage inside the facility.
I've heard countless times over the years that they infected a flash drive and just left it in the parking lot of the facility. One day someone was dumb enough to plug it into an internal system and voila.
"Died in a motorcycle crash". Bruh.
It was karma
@@orion10x10 nha, it was fabricated.... kinda like karma, but different....
Not karma he was obviously killed off by the cia and mossad since he was a lead.
😂😂😂
There are three possibilities for Erik’s death…1. it was just an accident and unrelated to this at all and he is truly dead. 2. It was a cleanup operation as you said, and he was murdered. or 3. The accident and his death was staged so that he and his family or whomever could disappear and not be targeted by the Iranians. If I had to guess it would be 1 or 3 and probably not 2. But who knows?! lol
thats wild bcuz if you know anything about intelligence agencies it was definitely #2 in your scenario
@@poindextertunes it wasnt 3 because iran doesnt have the ability to get to someone outside of iran.
1.a: the combination of stress from the situation+ being in a new place with unfamiliar roads and traffic patterns resulted in the accident
@@hefoxed Also, it's Dubai. The videos of crazy drivers coming out of there are just unreal even without any glowie shenanigans.
Def not #3.
#1 is super probable and #2 super easy.
Here I thought Airdrop was anonymous and didnt reveal info...
Airdrop was never secure, needs both WiFi and Bluetooth enabled and if you think Bluetooth was ever secure... please share whatever you are smoking. And yes I know "Legacy mode for the old AirDrop protocol (which only uses Wi-Fi) between a 2012 or older Mac computer (or a computer running OS X Lion through OS X Mavericks) and another Mac computer" didn't need bluetooth, but I am refering to the modern Airdrop version.
Technically it doesn’t reveal the info. You have to already know what the info could possibly be and then you can confirm it.
Doesn’t really matter though, i bet iOS 17.3.1 will add some additional info to the sender number before hashing, so a database of phonenumbers cant be used to solve the hash
Why would Apple want to keep it forensically anonymous? That’s the opposite of a safe strategy for a business in 2024
@@windcorpOLEGSHA because they made the claim that airdrop doesn’t send the identity of sender, now there is a public exploit which contradicts this claim so in order to continue claiming ‘privacy is one of our core values’ they’ll have to patch it.
@@windcorpOLEGSHA Apple has a history of keeping user data away from the government
Pumps wouldn't usually have any means of communicating with a SCADA system. Typically three phase power is wired to the peckerhead from a motor contactor or VFD, and any heat or vibration sensors would be analog 4 - 20ma signals. In other words, using a pump to jump the airgap doesn't pass the smell test.
I’ve read elsewhere that it was a Siemens Industrial controller that was infected, i think they just used ‘pump’ in the article to dumb it down for non technical readers.
I was thinking the same
4:55 is my biggest fear. its not the fact your not allowed to have free access but the fact every second you do they want to know what your seeing. if they can control one they can control all
When times are rough, riders go rougher.
Awesome, every video I watched today to my first coffee so far tries to hide some commercials 😀
Very well done video and your humour/annunciation is really nice
Yes im familiar with Beijing washinjonjen forensic appraisal institute 😅😅
Me too! Heard it several times!
It’s VERY VERY VERY, easy to sabotage a bike. I’ve ridden bikes for 16 years, built 2, one from a complete mess and another from scratch.
I can say with confidence, that you can program a bikes ecu to do some crazy things, mechanically alter it to not respond under certain conditions or to respond erratically. The list goes on and on.
With the resources that those 2 agencies have, it would be really easy to accomplish
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There are no redundancies on a bike. One thing goes wrong and you're toast.
True but we have no details of what happened. Could have also been something innocent like he hit a patch of gravel, or swerved to avoid something. No way to really say whether it was sabotage or not.
@@rideroftheforce5245 I agree. I’ve bailed 2 times. Once, hit a small patch of Sandy roadway and my front tire just went sideways… another, I took a left turn with shorts on and rear sets, my calf touched the tailpipe and out of pain/ not expecting the burn, while in the turn I pinned the throttle which straightened out my bike and I went into the curb.
Both are examples of shit just happening lol so it definitely could have just been that.
re pre-computed hashes for all phone numbers:
Does that mean that the hash was not salted, or the salt wasn't enough for a state-level adversary?
Security is a moving target, as computers get more capable.
It doesn't seem like the hashes were intended to be secure, just an identity. And a salt is only useful if an attacker cannot access it. But this salt would be on every iphone.
@@CrazyStranger11 The salt is not secret. It is random for each use. Its purpose is to prevent the making of pre-computed lists of hashes, as this is now multiplied by the number of possible salt values, which is easily >4 billion for four bytes of salt.
@@JohnDlugosz I see, yep, I was mistaken. I see how salting could have made it actually anonymous, but it doesn't seem like that was Apple's intention in the first place.
Thought they dropped usb drives in the parking lot.. 👀🧐
Miss "Hello World " in the Entry 😄
babe wakeup seytonic posted xD
"Well this guy's gonna turn up de- never mind..."
Im Iranian and i used to work at the exact nuclear facility that Stuxnet poped out 14 months before Stuxnet being a thing i reported an anomaly in power usage of different sectors but Iranian regime did nothing to even check the problem but after stuxnet being revealed they imprisoned me for almost 2 years bcoz i knew there is something wrong before everyone
Wow very intersting if it's real
its crazy he had CP and they let him out on a PR bond. Bailing out for 30k is one thing but the fact the judge let him walk without paying a dime is insane.
Doing ≠ Having.
Having puts you on jail and a watchlist. Also further investigations to see if you ever did it.
Doing puts you in jail without bailing out, a watchlist, and probably you're getting killed in prison by inmates. Also more investigations.
I wish I didn't have to be skeptical that he even had that... but our 'intelligence' agencies and 'police' have proven over and over to be criminals willing to do anything to get what they want. Maybe they just planted it to make up for them not really having a case.
idk anything about the hacker, but it just sounds very convenient
@@somexnehow do you know this? 🙃
Probably planted by 3 letter agency
@@somexnemost sex offenders have protective facilities to prevent this, also the top most hated prisoners by statistics and most likely to be killed by other inmates are ANIMAL ABUSERS not child abusers surprisingly
There are no coincidences in these sort of operations- poor Van Sabben.
i personally think that the stress and anxiety he experienced could've lead to that crash.
There aren't real world events free of coincidences.
Is a video coming up on the 'new' raid forums thats appeared using the same domain
So, we just gonna forget the whole notion that stuxnet got inside the nucler plant via usb sticks?
Death timing makes perfect sense. If your stress levels spike through the roof, stop driving yourself. You are worse than a drunk driver in terms of risk to yourself and society at large. Riding a motorcycle skews the risk a bit more toward you than society at least.
I second this!!
not only stress, but most of the time that also entails struggling to sleep.
this not true at all 😂
I can easily imagine sending someone to those events to receive the airdrops from the crowd & identify the senders. so it's not really secure at all
Explain how did the stuxnet virus proliferate by pump. Those are connected to modbus/profinet or similar, usually through RS485, not ethernet or usb. All other publications say that it was introduced by usb drive and spread through ethernet or other usb devices until it reached a pc with certain hardware/software fingerprint and started messing with Siemens PLCs.
Stuxnet my beloved
The fact that you know about it means its certainly not the best
@@xDMG15x I know your mother, and she’s the best
@@Penultimeat the best malware? Omg, you really do know my mother 😱
That starbucks got me
Ummm, you suddenly have to get the hell out of Iran and your first thought was to move to Dubai?!...........wtf
Dubai would absolutely be crawling with operatives given the geographical closeness to us military installations in neighboring countries and the lax enforcement of policies addressing money laundering simultaneously make it a hub for certain ne’er-do-wells working for intelligence and their expat targets. It’s basically the cantina from Star Wars. Like my synopsis?
Right?! for trained operatives, some of the decisions made by people shortly before they befall some kind of "accident" can be baffling
You'd think that the US/The Netherlands would/should provide Asylum and protection, though if I was tasked with installing an infected water pump to an Iranian Nuclear facility I wouldn't be doing it without clearly written assurances and plans for after the operation for certain eventualities.
Fucking Dubai 🤦♂ "Nothing to indicate possible intent " - Oh well that settles that then.
@@pistol0grip0pump you mean a paper commitment to protect you would stop a 3 letter agency from actually wiping you out as a loose thread, all the while they would deny such a commitment ever existed? The naivete.
The guy was nervous for a reason nad I very much doubt he died without any connection to the case.
The moral being, don't work for/with 3 letter agencies - they aren't loyal even to themselves much less to some 3rd party schmucks who do the dirty jobs for them.
The CIA killed him. His only objective at that time was to get his family out of iran but he had no way to know that the CIA decided to off him to tie up loose ends
@@pistol0grip0pump It's not baffling. Just follow the money. Suddenly all lifes oddities start to make sense.
He was probably riding his motorcycle erratically due to being emotionally charged.
Mossad used him and then eliminated him, makes most sense to me
Thats their usual MO, so it wouldn't be a stretch.
Excellent
that’s crazy 😭😭
Welp, it happened.
He "died" in a motorcycle accident? No. He was "erased". Living under a new identity somewhere else. your wecome.
The dutch are no joke the n1 in cyber security 😏
Russia would like to talk with you
@@youtubyoutub2304America shits on every country when it comes to cyber
@@cane870 yeah that's why Midnight Blizzard hacked HP and Microsoft last year, and not just anyone, but their cybersecurity teams. "every country" for sure.
I dont have any apple devices, do you HAVE to have a registered phone with a carrier to use airdrop or could you use an older phone thats not on a plan and still use airdrop?
Chat GPT answer
AirDrop is a feature that allows Apple devices to share files wirelessly with each other. It typically works between iPhones, iPads, iPod Touches, and Macs. However, it doesn't require a cellular connection or an active carrier plan.
If you have an older iPhone that is not currently on a cellular plan, you can still use AirDrop as long as the device supports the feature and is running a compatible version of iOS. AirDrop uses a combination of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to establish a peer-to-peer connection between devices for file transfer.
So, even without an active carrier plan, you should be able to use AirDrop on your older iPhone as long as it's capable of running the required software and has the necessary hardware (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi). Keep in mind that the availability of certain features might depend on the specific model and iOS version.
Google search answer
Source 1
FAIK, Apple has not mentioned that a SIM card is required, only Bluetooth & Wi-Fi be enabled on both devices.
Source 2
AirDrop doesn't require a cellular connection or SIM card. It also doesn't require a WiFi connection or an internet connection. All that is required is for Bluetooth to be enabled for discovery of nearby Apple devices
Seeing as the other two don’t mention it, i thought it would be useful to add that if you don’t have a phone number attached to the device then it will send the email address of your apple ID in place of the phone number.
Airdrop has a setting that makes your device visible only to people in your contact list so there needs to be some identifier to match.
I guess that would be a fairly safe option actually, especially if you were trying to be private about it and used a unique email address that ccp dont have in their hash list.
@@xDMG15x I don't know where you got your info from, but AirDrop doesn't need an AppleID at all to work. And yes, I just tried on a fresh phone, has not been logged into any AppleID, has no data on it, no email or phone numbers attached.
I wonder if those pictures were a plant on the hacker individual hard drive.
If they managed to f.. up a pump . They can easily f..up a motorcycle
The motorcycle thing is definitely suspicious but it doesnt make sense for the CIA to be the perpetrators either. Surely his handlers would be aware of the operation and from his own statements he didnt know the extent of what he was doing. He wouldnt have anything to give, if he was found out anyways.
To me it judt seems more likely he was incredibly stressed and distracted, theres no party who would really have anything to gain and the accident itself wasnt suspect (just the timing). Iran didnt know yet, the CIA would be implicating itself in stuxnet if the connection was ever found (more loose ends not less), and its a bit silly for the dutch to get their own guy.
Good points. Means and motives and all that.
it totally makes sense. Did you overhear the part where he was upset and wanted to leave Iran immediately? There's a good chance he planned to go public with this information, just like Snowden. Imagine what kind of trouble he would've caused by exposing multiple agencies and cause an international uproar? If this info got out into the public, it would've ruined a lot of relationships with the US. It makes total sense that he was deleted for good.
Happy New year Dude... Uploads now on Saturday?
6:23 say that 10 times, quickly 😂😂
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Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
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Accidents happen, but it's easier to make it happen . Loose ends always disappear, or get epstiened in prison .
Isn't that how you use someone? I mean, go hard or go home. That's how it works.
ikr? what was that dude even thinking?
AIVD NUMBER ONEEE
The didn't see Bishop, the Mechanic.
So stuxnet attack not begin from malicious pendrive but a pump ?
apparently, yes
2:58 the subtitle is meant to be Uranium?
Iranian Uranium Iranian Uranium Iranian Uranium
We all ranian for I ranian!
What's more likely:
"I'm shocked! Shocked I tell you."
or
"Plausible Deniability".
Is this Mr. robot in real life
cold
That dutch agent epstiend himself
Why do we drop over from Stuxnet to AirDrop, for real now, this hasn't anything to do with each other.
He might have dropped it, but he’s not the guy that wrote it.
If I was involved in such a thing and was looking over my shoulder? I would NOT be riding a motorcycle, you can bet your ass on that, might as well be on a push bike wearing a jacket with your face & name on it 😬
I thought stux net was done by rubber duckies
Ah yes... APPLE.... Friend To Dictatorships EVERYWHERE....
As long as they get their 30%
***sigh***
Peaceful Skies.
Less than minute club
For some reason, in every story involving Israel, something bad tends to happen.
Same could be said for Iran, yet even more worse.
@@YeahNoTellTheTruth yeah but muh allies. Also, ever wonder why Israel, even though claiming to be an ally, persistently spies on us and steals our tech yet begs for money every year like it's some overshadowed stereotype? They have bombed our ships, took StuxNet and just decided they were the boss and orchestrated their own 9/11 on 10/07?
Something to think about 😂, look at them tunnels, who Epstein was linked with
@@emberframe6994 haha, I also think he said israel but meant Jews
If he hacked a nuclear production facility with a waterpump, I'd bet his bike could be hacked or sabotaged with ease.
"The Americans used us hard." Yo!? 💀
sus
You talking about the risks of driving a motorcycle reminded me of a rather offensive but hilarious joke.
What do you call a motorcycle rider in the rain?
An organ donor
Yah, cheeze piza is just something police plants on you to character assassinate.
I know ppl who died on motorcycles. As much as the tin foil hat brigade will claim sus you have to remember that it's not just you but also everyone in traffic you have to watch out for,
Car drivers routinely don't notice motorcycles causing issues and it's enough for an overtake where one random person didn't notice you for it to become fatal.
If you like doing doubles it's even easier since the 2nd person might shift their weight badly during a turn causing you to slip into oncoming traffic.
If he was anxious too he might've been driving recklessly or not having his mind totally on what he was doing.
@@Aeduonailed it, maybe it could have even been intentional, to protect his iranian family
He was an agent for an international spy agency, Im sure he knew how to ride a motorcycle without dying
@@JS-jr1foknowledge only gets you so far when you share the road with idiots
@@JS-jr1foyou can be the most skilled motorcycle rider in the world, but that skill still won't carry you to victory in a head to head deathmatch against an oblivious 2-ton+ chunk of metal on wheels
goo guu gaagaa
daily reminder to never use an apple product
ErikVanSabben.exe stopped working.
“The Americans” you can say Jews
I wish you were wrong.
Bro you had me scared, I mean if hes already dead... I guess its not THAT big of a deal. I would never willingly give up the name of an allied nations agent, that is practically treason imo and definitely puts his life on the line. But again, hes already dead. Idk yall. Thanks though buddy, stuxnet was definitely a special project. Anyone who played any part of that should be proud of their work, whether you agree with the ideology or not.
He is reporting on an article. Its journalism. He isn't releasing this information he is just sharing an already public piece of information.
Surely those sender phone number hashes form part of the Airdrop data.
Part 2 of this video: CCP device captures Airdrop packets to identify senders in real time
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Dubai, shady place with shady people !
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Can't CCP listen in?
God i hate apple
The durch were "a useful idiot"
"free gift card to overpriced corporate coffee, just costs your time"
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the charged language is insane when he talks about china haha
If you know anything about whats going on in china you would know everything said is warranted
ah china being a great place as always (sarcasm, in case you couldn't tell)
With regard to the motorcycle accident, there's no such thing as a coincidence.
Fr
Enlighten me, please
Yeah, motorcycle accidents never happen. Oh wait... they are actually quite common.
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second
"I'm upset"
Crash;
Probably mossad idea.
Two types of riders those who’ve been down and those that are going down.
How does a water pump contain a virus? Was a it a network based device that went and pen tested the network once connected? The story has serious flaws. Did they need to install a driver to run the pump and that driver disk was in itself the virus? This makes so much more sense - the way media tells stories is annoying. Like the water pump itself - just plug in - and it pumps water - there is no magic means for a software program to escape and install itself in the computers running the equipment.
I think they just used the word ‘pump’ so readers wouldnt get bogged down in the technical jargon. In reality it was a Siemens Industrial Controller for a water pump
There were at least two versions of Stuxnet. If this is true, it explains how one got in.
The second is sometimes called "Stuxnet's Evil Twin." Though Evil is a relative term here, because what the US & Israel did to Iran is officially the first documented act of state-to-state cyber warfare - an unprovoked attack since Iran was still in compliance with the NNPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty), signed by every nation in the world except Pakistan, India & Israel. North Korea backed out during GWB's first year because the US defaulted on parts of the deal Clinton had made with NK not to develop any more plutonium-based nuclear weapons (which, as far as we know, they were still abiding by).
That's what you get for trusting Mossad and the CIA 😂
Stuxnet is highly classified, which is why you won't find US politicians talking about it. I very much doubt the Dutch would have been involved for this very reason.
CIA and highly illegal activities - the best duo
HackNewsAndImma1st
apple loves the CCP
Why do you assume I have to translate a Dutch article? 😂
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