[Kinanizer]

I meant as in it's probably worth a decent amount in real money.

Ya, as I said he's probably willing to negotiate.

[Nohbdy]

Whoever even attempts to compromise this site needs locking up in a metal hospital.

Why? Because you have no problem with liars and thieves and blackmail artists? Well, already knew that with the friends you keep.

[Marvie]

Whoever even attempts to compromise this site needs locking up in a metal hospital.

Say what. Haha.
I won't get caught.
But I will try.
I've hacked many global Government sites. Yes, it's hard. But as someone has already said, every website has a weakness. If I find that weakness, it will be simple.

A mental hospital though? I think I'm perfectly sane. I just.... Enjoy it.

[3SidedSquare]

I don't care who gets the AP, I would like to see these guys taken down.
coppyrightsettlements is just a way for CEG TEK to streamline their process, it's really just a front and probly dosne't contain the databases. On WHOIS, both coppyrightsettlements.com and www.ceg-intl.com are registered through Domainsbyproxy.com; which could just be a coincidence, if they didn't both have the same domain servers: NS1.COPYRIGHTGUI.COM, and NS2.COPYRIGHTGUI.COM Will post again when I get deeper.

[Ultimatum]

I don't see the point of breaking into this site... It doesn't have much worth in it.

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It's also pretty convenient that there is only one site hosted on the server.

[Nohbdy]

I don't care who gets the AP, I would like to see these guys taken down.
coppyrightsettlements is just a way for CEG TEK to streamline their process, it's really just a front and probly dosne't contain the databases. On WHOIS, both coppyrightsettlements.com and www.ceg-intl.com are registered through Domainsbyproxy.com; which could just be a coincidence, if they didn't both have the same domain servers: NS1.COPYRIGHTGUI.COM, and NS2.COPYRIGHTGUI.COM Will post again when I get deeper.

CS has to have some sort of database attached to it. It has to know somehow what the Case ID is, what the amount is, what IP was used, and what warez were stolen, along with case specific information.

What I want to do is get the database so I can send an "anonymous" tip of their perjury to all the affected parties.

[aabee]

sorry, but it would be very risky . One person, who is requesting in publicly to hacking some site ( copyrighting, banking or whatever) and when somebody is doing that then i guess that it will put our forum in risky .

So whoever should hack then just send vulnerable link to all famous hacking portals . There is also that kind of chance that somebody, who will be involved with requested website would try to hire some hacker to attacking his/her site .

[3SidedSquare]

Sorry, but it would be very risky. One person, who is publicly requesting some site be hacked ( copyrighting, banking or whatever) and then somebody is doing that, then I guess that it will put our forum at risky.

So whoever hacks it should then just send vulnerable link to all the famous hacking portals. There is also that kind of chance that somebody, who will be involved with the requested website would try to hire a hacker to attacking his/her site.

Your grammar is wrong, and your ideology is flawed.

These people are the most successful thieves the modern world know; and they need to be taken down(or at the least, embarrassed severely). I have no doubt that their site has hired penetration testers, it's just a matter of how recently, and how frequently after updates.

Also, currently decompileing all the flash objects on the front page and looking through them, nothing networking related so far. Mostly it's just stuff to make the website look shiny :/

Edit:

Didn't find anything in the login bar; if anyone has access and can download everything on the webpage on the other side of the login, and upload it somewhere, we can go deeper. Also, I found this little article:

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Press release

Copyright Enforcement Group Announces Extensive Portfolio of 5,500 Titles

Santa Clara, CA (RPR) 05/10/10 — The Copyright Enforcement Group (CEG) today announced that it has expanded its extensive portfolio to 5,500 copywritten titles. CEG will protect and monetize all 5,500 titles across peer-to-peer protocols (P2P), user-generated content sites (UGC) and websites 24/7/365.

Under the terms of 17 multi-year agreements, CEG has obtained the exclusive rights to protect and monetize all 5,500 titles globally. All titles are enrolled in CEG's flagship Peer to Peer Collect Service. The service allows content owners to monetize peer-to-peer (P2P) activity and realize revenues from an unexpected source: internet piracy. Infringers are continuously tracked every hour of every day. Those identified as sharing copyrighted content will automatically receive a "pre-settlement" offer by email and can settle and purchase legitimate goods via Copyright Enforcement Group's collections website at www.copyrightsettlements.com.

About Peer to Peer Collect

CEG's Peer to Peer Collect Service follows a three step process:

Step 1 - Upload & Track: Content is uploaded to the tracking system and monitored across multiple peer-to-peer protocols 24/7/365. When an infringement occurs, evidence is collected and placed in a queue for authentication.
Step 2 - Authenticate & Notify: Infringement evidence passes a strict multi-stage process involving fingerprinting and visual authentication to virtually eliminate false positives. After authentication, collection notices are automatically generated and emailed to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and individual infringers.
Step 3 - Enforce & Collect: Infringers receive a notice via email that directs them to CEG's branded collections website at www.copyrightsettlements.com. The website allows a "pre-settlement" offer via paying a fine or purchasing goods.

Once a settlement is paid or goods are purchased the infringer is released from liability and the collection is split between the copyright owner and Copyright Enforcement Group. If an infringer doesn’t pay the settlement or ignores the notice CEG’s in-house legal team takes over until a collection is realized.

Multiple Settlement Options for Infringers
CEG's solutions are designed to offer infringers fair and practical settlement options while giving copyright owners the opportunity to realize revenues that would have otherwise been lost to digital piracy. CopyrightSettlements.com offers infringers a myriad of options when compared to traditional copyright enforcement agencies. Options include monetary fines, hard goods purchases (DVDs, CDs, Books, etc.) and digital content purchases (video files, audio files, ebooks, etc.) at price points that are drastically less than traditional direct to litigation methods. In addition, infringers can remain anonymous and protect their privacy.
http://rushprnews.com/2010/05/10/cop...of-5500-titles

Comming from
http://www.p2p-zone.com/underground/show...p?p=265409

TL;DR
I'm stumped

[Ultimatum]

Tbh, don't even bother. It's easier to get a plane ticket and fly out to the server, and plant a virus manually, then bothering to do it from cyberspace.

[Marvie]

I've made literally like no progress. I've been having some fun though. :p