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Typically, fake YouTube airdrops are quite similar to each other. With the current pandemic enraging across the planet, a series of scams that impersonate Bill Gates has some distinct features.

With Bitcoin (BTC) Price Drop, Scammers are Getting Greedy

Just like in several other previous cases, the fraudsters launch fake ‘live streams’ on YouTube, asking users to send in their Bitcoins (BTC) to get redouble the initial amount. An ‘entry ticket’ into this scam starts at 0.1 BTC, which is more than $650. With previous scams, it was much cheaper.

The scammers also publish the URLs of this campaign, which are linked to suspicious websites. Unlike previous cases, fraudsters launch multiple live streams simultaneously. At press time of this article, at least two of them were active.

According to statistics, the average popularity of one live stream is about 30,000 viewers.

Very Bad Idea

Alongside that, launching fake airdrops on behalf of Microsoft’s Bill Gates isn’t a slam dunk for the fraudsters. It may seem ironic, but Mr. Gates is a prominent critic of cryptocurrencies, particularly of Bitcoin (BTC). He is sure that digital assets represent a kind of a ‘greater fool theory’ type of investment.

Cryptocurrencies kill, added Mr. Gates. To him, its only use-case besides short-term speculations is illegal funding for drug trafficking:

Right now, cryptocurrencies are used for buying fentanyl and other drugs, so it is a rare technology that has caused deaths in a fairly direct way.

These dark web markets host hundreds, or in some cases, thousands, of people who sell drugs, commonly referred to as “vendors”. The dark web offers essential anonymity for vendors and customers, who make use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin to process orders.

Trade is booming despite interruptions from law enforcement and particularly “exit scams”, in which market admins suddenly close down their markets sites and take all available money.

Why are these markets still seen as enticing places to sell drugs, in spite of the risks? To find out, our latest research surveyed 13 dark web drug vendors, via encrypted online interviews.

They gave us a range of reasons.

More Profitable

First, selling drugs online is safer and more lucrative than doing it offline:

Interviewer: So you still sell on dark web markets and prefer that to offline. Correct?

Respondent: YES. Selling offline is borderline stupid. You can make so much more money on the web, the risks [in selling outside dark web markets] aren’t even remotely worth it.

Both of these claims correspond with a previous study showing that the dark web is perceived to be a safer place to purchase and sell drugs.

Less Violent

Encryption technology allows vendors to communicate with clients and receive payments anonymously. The drugs are delivered in the post, so the vendor and client never have to meet in person.

This protects vendors from many risks that are prevalent in other forms of drug supply, including undercover police, predatory stand-over tactics where suppliers may be robbed, assaulted, or even killed by competitors, and customers who may inform on their supplier if caught.

Additional risks, such as frauds perpetrated by customers and exit scams, were taken into consideration unavoidable on the dark web but also manageable.

Some respondents said that being protected from physical risk on the dark web is not only an advantage for existing drug vendors, but might also help to make the activity attractive to people who would not otherwise be willing to sell drugs.

While some of our respondents had previously sold drugs offline, others were uniquely attracted to the perceived protection and anonymity of the dark web:

I hadn’t ever thought about selling drugs in any capability because I hate violence, and it simply seemed impossible to be involved in selling drugs in “real life” without running into some kind of conflict pretty quickly… I was always too scared and slightly nerdy to do that and never really considered it seriously until the dark web.

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Some vendors told us the feeling of safety and control lets them focus on providing a more courteous service to their clients or “customers”:

I try to provide the best products and service I can when someone has an issue or claims [their purchase was] short on pills (as long as they have ordered from me before) I generally take them at their word.

This is a stark contrast with perceptions of the street trade, which some of our respondents perceived not only as “small-time” but also rife with danger and potential violence:

The street trade is a mess. I want to provide labeled products, good tips and service, like a genuine business. Not sit in a shitty car park selling US$10 (S$15) bags from a car window all day.

Not Just About Profit

Dark web vendors also pointed out the numerous nonmaterial benefits of their work. These included feelings of autonomy and emancipation from boring work and onerous employers, as well as enthusiasm and the thrill of a criminal offense. One respondent described it as:

Exciting … and nerve-wracking. It seemed so strange. “Drugs? Online? In the post? Naaaah, definitely not.” Plus, if I’m honest, my inner reprobate buzzes from it. The rush of chucking a grand’s worth of drugs into post boxes… unreal, man.

Interviewees rationalized their involvement in the dark web drugs trade in a range of ways. These included pointing out the relative safety and medicinal benefits of some illicit drugs, and the risks associated with drug prohibition.

Let’s face it, a LOT of people like getting high… It’s human nature, but to ban it and make it criminal so that it’s hard to get, then you get poison and people die… I can tell you that the use of dark web protects users from buying products that, during traditional prohibition, would likely kill much more people. It also takes drugs off the street, reducing some violent crimes.

These insights help us understand why the dark web is increasingly attractive, not only to consumers of illicit drugs but to the people who supply them.

For those who are averse to confrontation, and who are sufficiently tech-savvy, the dark web offers an alternative to the risk and violence of dealing drugs offline.

Daniel Wizen, the German software developer who runs DH, said that this time, the provider of free hosting services is kaput… at least for the foreseeable future… which he also said, more or less, last time, in September 2018, when hackers rubbed 6,500 sites off the Dark Web in one fell swoop.

Wizen acknowledged the attack in a post on the hosting provider’s portal, saying that the recent attack happened last Tuesday – 10 March – during the small hours. At least, that’s when all databases associated with hosting Dark Web sites were deleted.

DarkOwl – a darknet intelligence, tools, and cybersecurity outfit that keeps an eye on DH and other Dark Web goings-on and which analyzed the September 2018 breach – spotted Wizen’s post and shared it on Twitter on 10 March. That’s the same day that Wizen says his hosting database got knocked out.

As Wizen tells it, he found that a new database had been created that had user permissions. He can’t do much with that, though: without his hosting database, he can’t figure out who they are and how they got full permissions on the platform.

According to ZDNet, the attack took down 7,600 sites. Wizen says he’s not entirely sure when it happened, nor who did it. If anybody has ideas about what vulnerability might have led to the attack, or ideas for future versions or feature requests, he’s invited them to share input on his open-source project.

Wizen also invited supporters to chip in to help out his efforts: invitations that suggest that he’ll likely resurrect the hosting provider at some point. At this point, he’s fed up, he says. He gives freely of his time, which adds on to his full-time job. It’s time-consuming, he said, particularly given the work it takes to “keep the server clean from illegal and scammy sites.”

I spend ten times more time on deleting accounts than I can find time to continue development. At this time, I do not plan on continuing the hosting project, but this doesn’t have to be the end.

How clean are the servers at Daniel’s Hosting? When DarkOwl analyzed the demolished sites at the time of the 2018 attack, its analysts found that out of 6,500 sites, the world lost the following – not all of which are what you’d call “I’d eat from that plate” clean:

• 657 of the hidden services had the title “Site Hosted by Daniel’s Hosting Service” and little else (but may have been used for something other than serving web content).
• 457 of the hidden services contain content related to hacking and malware development.
• 304 were classified as forums.
• 148 were chatrooms.
• 136 included drug-specific keywords.
• 109 contained content related to counterfeiting.
• 54 specifically mentioned carding information.
• Over 20 referred to weapons and explosives.

DarkOwl says to stay tuned: it’s now preparing an analysis of what the Dark Web lost from last week’s attack on DH.

Of course, not all sites on the Dark Web are devoted to illegal activity. Some are there for the privacy-minded, and for those living in areas of tight government censorship and repression.

According to ZDNet, by design, the hosting service doesn’t keep backups. Wizen thinks that the attack only affected the backend database account, not the accounts of users who had been hosting sites on his platform. Still, he said, users should “treat all data as leaked” and change their passwords if they reuse them on other sites. Which, of course, underscores the fact that none of us should be reusing passwords, be we political dissidents, or whether we’re up to more unsavory activity (though we have a tough time feeling sympathy for the latter if their credentials get hacked).

Better safe than sorry, Wizen says – particularly given that he hasn’t had much time to figure out what, exactly, happened:

[As] I am currently very busy with my day-to-day life and other projects, I decided not to spend too much time investigating.

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