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Amabella Tevebaugh
The team found Tycoon Group during a regular investigation into a phishing incident, and its distinctive method of communication to its phishing server convinced the team to further explore this active PaaS operation.
Tycoon Group PaaS is sold and marketed on Telegram for as low as $120. Its key selling features include the ability to bypass Microsoft two-factor authentication, achieve "link speed at the highest level," and leveraging Cloudflare to evade antibot measures, ensuring the persistence of undetected phishing links.
And most recently, the group introduced support for enabling subscribers to steal Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) cookies, specifically targeting organizations' authentication mechanisms that use ADFS.
The attack chain starts with a run-of-the-mill phishing campaign that uses trusted domains and cloud-based services to mask the true destination URL of the main phishing landing page. This technique involves using a reputable online mailer and marketing services, newsletters, or document-sharing services, used either as URL redirectors or to host decoy documents containing links to the final phishing page. Some of the services we have seen abused are listed below.
Redirection is accomplished by clicking a lick in the email. This leads to either to a decoy document containing a link to the main phishing page or directly to the primary phishing landing page enabled by a redirector.
Upon successful verification, the JavaScript loads a fake sign-in page based on the phishing theme configured by the subscriber. An example screenshot below corresponds to the chosen theme mimicking a Microsoft 365 login page:
Initially, the JavaScript on the phishing page transmits a message to the WebSocket server, sending information such as the maximum payload size, WebSocket ping interval and timeout, unique ID, and additional upgrade details.
The phisher's WebSocket server then confirms receipt of this message by sending a received that includes a randomly generated alphanumeric character. When a user enters their username and password into the form, the phishing page sends a WebSocket message to the server, encapsulating the following details:
An array containing additional data or parameters for the specified route. In this example, it includes ["user credentials", "sid", "browser type", "IP"], providing details such as the email, victim identification, browser type, and IP address.
Once the message is received, the server responds with a corresponding message. During a test scenario, we entered an arbitrary email address, and the server replied with an error message, indicating that the entered username did not match their target, as shown below:
An array containing objects that represent clickable elements in the bottom section of the response. Each object may have properties such as a_text (anchor text), a_id (anchor ID), type (link type), and text (displayed text).
Depending on their subscription plan, subscribers may access the panel for a limited duration. Within the settings section, users can generate new campaigns, selecting the desired phishing theme and toggling various PaaS features on or off. Additionally, subscribers can manage phished credentials, including usernames, passwords, and session cookies. The service further also allows subscribers to forward phishing results to their Telegram account.
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Hi, I am sorry if this has been asked before but I couldn't find a clear answer. Could I take the game data folder from the GOG version of Roller Coaster Tycoon Deluxe, import it into OpenRCT2, and play it just like the original game even though this is meant for the second one? Thanks!
As long as you also have a RCT2 installation linked, you can also link RCT:D and play the RCT1 scenario's in OpenRCT2 (as close as RCT1 can be simulated in OpenRCT2, which is already much better than what RCT2/Classic can achieve).
I have the latest build of OpenRCT2 (0.4.5) and purchased RCT Deluxe from GOG. Went to "RCT1 Installation" and nothing's working. I also installed the actual Deluxe game to my computer and literally nothing's working. I'm so furious and lost as to what I'm supposed to do at this point. There aren't even videos on YouTube telling you how to link the two games together. Everything's just showing up as empty folders and "No Items Match Your Search" and I'm literally at the point where I'm ready to snap my damn laptop in half. Please help!
hey zach, i actually just did this for the first time (using the openrct2 launcher) and am glad to walk ya thru it. first you have to have RCT2 for openrct2 to work. linking RCT2 is done by clicking "options" and locating your "rct2 location". once that is done click okay, then play. once you're in the game is when you connect RCT:D or RCT. click "options" in the top right. then the last menu, the wrench with the screw, at the bottom of that menu is "path to rct1 installation", locate that. then you'll see there's some red text saying basically that you have to restart openrct2 for the changes to go into effect. so exit openrct2 and reopen it and rct1 should be working for ya! it's not really rct1 though, just the scenarios hope this helps!
I did exactly that a while back, and it worked like a charm. I transferred the data folder from the GOG version to OpenRCT2, and it played just like the original game. It's a smooth experience with no issues. Have a blast creating your theme park! And if you decide to visit a real one, check out this fun theme parks list. Good luck!
Just for anyone in the future trying to get the RollerCoaster Tycoon from GOG to work. Look for the files !Downloads then start setup_rollercoaster_tycoon_deluxe_1.20.015_(#).exe. Once you do this install, then go to the RCT.exe and change the Compatibility to WINDOWS 95.
I was wondering if I might trouble you to alter the link you've got in your post? The preferred link is HTTP://RT2P.Mopjockey.com (no www). I always have that link pointing to the guide (actually to a landing page pointing to the guide), whereas the page the guide is on may change or disappear, like frex if I convert it back to a .DOC or to a .PDF or even find a better place to host it than Google Docs. Plus, the landing page I have allows people to comment, to either say thanks or to point out errors or make suggestions. Aaaand as if that weren't enough excuses, if I ever get around to finishing my maps (REALLY close to almost releasing the Florida Landrush map) I will have them linked up on the landing page as well. Wouldn't want anyone to miss something so many years in the making. Plus I've been doing some preliminary work on revamping the whole guide to make it even better, and that naturally means it will be on a different link than the one you have, BUT will still be accessible via the landing page.
I try to check this page periodically to make sure the links still work, and make adjustments as needed. However, I'm totally defeated on Oliver Keating's site. Up until a few months ago, it was still a live online website. It now no longer exists, so I switched it over to what I could get from internet archives. For a while it worked, but now it doesn't pull anything up. It blames some 'robot' file for it, which is something completely over my head. I have paper copies of the pages of his site that I suppose I could scan to a pdf file and upload, but I'd probably need to ask Mr. Keating for permission to do that. Does anybody know how to contact him or if it would be allowable without his permission? It seems the right thing to do to ask first. Does anybody know of a way to get around a 'robot?'
I am a rookie at Lua and Roblox Studio in general. I am attempting an easy and reasonably simple tutorial on how to make a pretty good looking tycoon game. In my "Core" script, I am attempting to make it so when you press a button, a dropper appears, or whatever the StringValue has assigned it to (it is inside the button model). Here is the core script:
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