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Was thinking, it would prob be useful to have a list of com lingo here, so here you go
General
Logs - Logins, usually to a stolen account. Ex: a hulu log would be a stolen hulu login
FA - Email access, FA is an abbreviation for "full access", with email access being considered "full access" because you can gain access to someone's entire digital life with access to that person's email
NFA - Non-full access, opposite of the previous term
Stealer - Malware intended to steal saved passwords from browser autofill, among other things
Stealer logs - Logs stolen using stealers
Larping - Obvious
Newgen / newfag - Obvious
Fansign - A name written on someone's forehead/other parts of the body. Is basically just a way to refer to any sort of low paid "do this funny thing on camera" position. Is also sometimes extorted out of people
Cutsign - A fansign in which the person fansigning carves the person's name into their skin. Is gained almost exclusively via extortion
Comgirl - A female in com. Note: women don't participate in any of the hacking. They exist almost purely to do fansigns and have "e-sex", obviously.
Targ - The target/victim of your cybercrime
POF - Proof of funds
Beaming - Scamming another cybercriminal
Snaking - Refusing to pay an agreed cut
EDR / Emergency Disclosure Request - When someone hacks into a government email and then uses it to submit requests to companies for private information or other things
Ogu - An original username
Panel - A phishing page
TLO lookup - A lookup done via a hacked TransUnion account, with TransUnion TLOxp being a lookup service intended for banks and law enforcement. Pulls SSN, financial info and dox.
Niggerfraud - Any form of cybercrime that doesn't involve any hacking/is purely financial fraud. Each individual com defines this its own way so I'll list this in each individual com section too, but every section agrees that anything purely financial and not techncial (the fraud that rappers like teejayx6 and punchmade dev talk about for example) falls under this category.
DB com
Bluefag - Someone on RF/BF with no paid rank. Used as an insult
Niggerfraud - Any form of cybercrime that involves no coding or exploitation, or minimally so. Would include simming/crypto SEing and bankfraud
Leads - Low quality spamlists, usually derived from DBs
Initial access broker - Someone who hacks into corporate networks and sells access to them rather than extorting the company themselves, having to deal with the exploitation needed to escalate privelege and exfiltrate
Dorks / dorklists - Lists of google dorks to find vulnerable web services
Raped - When a database or some other resource has already been used by other cybercriminals due to being public to the point that it's useless
Cracking com
Logshop - A website that sells stolen account credentials
Method - A step-by-step guide on how to use stolen account credentials (get past unrecognized device locks, commit the desired fraud on the account without it being locked)
Checker - A program that runs through every line in a db with emails and passwords and tries automated logins on a website to see which passwords have been reused
Config - A mini-script meant to be used for a credential stuffing program such as OpenBullet or SilverBullet, meant to specify the requests meant for attempting an automated login
OTP bot - An autodialer meant for getting past 2fa, will call the target and prompt the targ to enter the code sent to their phone
Niggerfraud - The fraud that the customers of logshops do lmao
Crypto SEing / simming com
Remo - The manager's tablet at the phone carrier's store. Funnily enough this is actually what T-Mobile employees refer to their tablets as
Acti - Activation, referring to a SIM activation after you swap
Caller / Activator (simming) - The person that gets the SIM card activated
Caller (SEing) - The person that calls the target impersonating Coinbase
Holder - The person that holds the SIM card and burner phone
Autodoxer - A program that takes a list of emails and scrapes the name and phone number associated with it, among other things
Reset - A service where someone will get the password to an email reset with no auth via an exploit
Tools - A priveleged/admin panel. For example, Twitter tools would be admin tools that Twitter employees have access too
Emp / inny - An employee/insider at a company, usually a phone carrier
IRL job - Any number of services in which you can pay someone to do something irl (throw a brick/firebomb through someone's window, get someone kidnapped, irl crypto robberies, etc.)
P1 / press 1 bot - An autodialer that pretends to be Coinbase, and then says "if this was not you please press 1", used to eliminate cold calling when SEing
VM / valid mail - A program which takes a list of emails and checks if it's registered on a website, usually by attempting registration
Niggerfraud - Any form of cybercrime committed outside of the com (the entire com, not just crypto seing/simming com)
Cashout - When the funds are drained from a crypto wallet
Conf bal - When a crypto targ is confirmed to have a specific balance
Mail sender - A tool intended for sending perfectly spoofed emails to targets
SIP - A SIP account (VoIP) that allows for phone calls to be made via the internet, usually spoofed
Gvoice - A google voice account
1440 - When a Coinbase/crypto exchange account is locked due to being logged into from a new device
General
Logs - Logins, usually to a stolen account. Ex: a hulu log would be a stolen hulu login
FA - Email access, FA is an abbreviation for "full access", with email access being considered "full access" because you can gain access to someone's entire digital life with access to that person's email
NFA - Non-full access, opposite of the previous term
Stealer - Malware intended to steal saved passwords from browser autofill, among other things
Stealer logs - Logs stolen using stealers
Larping - Obvious
Newgen / newfag - Obvious
Fansign - A name written on someone's forehead/other parts of the body. Is basically just a way to refer to any sort of low paid "do this funny thing on camera" position. Is also sometimes extorted out of people
Cutsign - A fansign in which the person fansigning carves the person's name into their skin. Is gained almost exclusively via extortion
Comgirl - A female in com. Note: women don't participate in any of the hacking. They exist almost purely to do fansigns and have "e-sex", obviously.
Targ - The target/victim of your cybercrime
POF - Proof of funds
Beaming - Scamming another cybercriminal
Snaking - Refusing to pay an agreed cut
EDR / Emergency Disclosure Request - When someone hacks into a government email and then uses it to submit requests to companies for private information or other things
Ogu - An original username
Panel - A phishing page
TLO lookup - A lookup done via a hacked TransUnion account, with TransUnion TLOxp being a lookup service intended for banks and law enforcement. Pulls SSN, financial info and dox.
Niggerfraud - Any form of cybercrime that doesn't involve any hacking/is purely financial fraud. Each individual com defines this its own way so I'll list this in each individual com section too, but every section agrees that anything purely financial and not techncial (the fraud that rappers like teejayx6 and punchmade dev talk about for example) falls under this category.
DB com
Bluefag - Someone on RF/BF with no paid rank. Used as an insult
Niggerfraud - Any form of cybercrime that involves no coding or exploitation, or minimally so. Would include simming/crypto SEing and bankfraud
Leads - Low quality spamlists, usually derived from DBs
Initial access broker - Someone who hacks into corporate networks and sells access to them rather than extorting the company themselves, having to deal with the exploitation needed to escalate privelege and exfiltrate
Dorks / dorklists - Lists of google dorks to find vulnerable web services
Raped - When a database or some other resource has already been used by other cybercriminals due to being public to the point that it's useless
Cracking com
Logshop - A website that sells stolen account credentials
Method - A step-by-step guide on how to use stolen account credentials (get past unrecognized device locks, commit the desired fraud on the account without it being locked)
Checker - A program that runs through every line in a db with emails and passwords and tries automated logins on a website to see which passwords have been reused
Config - A mini-script meant to be used for a credential stuffing program such as OpenBullet or SilverBullet, meant to specify the requests meant for attempting an automated login
OTP bot - An autodialer meant for getting past 2fa, will call the target and prompt the targ to enter the code sent to their phone
Niggerfraud - The fraud that the customers of logshops do lmao
Crypto SEing / simming com
Remo - The manager's tablet at the phone carrier's store. Funnily enough this is actually what T-Mobile employees refer to their tablets as
Acti - Activation, referring to a SIM activation after you swap
Caller / Activator (simming) - The person that gets the SIM card activated
Caller (SEing) - The person that calls the target impersonating Coinbase
Holder - The person that holds the SIM card and burner phone
Autodoxer - A program that takes a list of emails and scrapes the name and phone number associated with it, among other things
Reset - A service where someone will get the password to an email reset with no auth via an exploit
Tools - A priveleged/admin panel. For example, Twitter tools would be admin tools that Twitter employees have access too
Emp / inny - An employee/insider at a company, usually a phone carrier
IRL job - Any number of services in which you can pay someone to do something irl (throw a brick/firebomb through someone's window, get someone kidnapped, irl crypto robberies, etc.)
P1 / press 1 bot - An autodialer that pretends to be Coinbase, and then says "if this was not you please press 1", used to eliminate cold calling when SEing
VM / valid mail - A program which takes a list of emails and checks if it's registered on a website, usually by attempting registration
Niggerfraud - Any form of cybercrime committed outside of the com (the entire com, not just crypto seing/simming com)
Cashout - When the funds are drained from a crypto wallet
Conf bal - When a crypto targ is confirmed to have a specific balance
Mail sender - A tool intended for sending perfectly spoofed emails to targets
SIP - A SIP account (VoIP) that allows for phone calls to be made via the internet, usually spoofed
Gvoice - A google voice account
1440 - When a Coinbase/crypto exchange account is locked due to being logged into from a new device
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