Is it safe to use brute accounts?
Many clients and simply visitors to our website ask us about using brute accounts.
They ask "Is it safe to use them?" and other questions from this series.
It’s not entirely clear whose security we’re talking about, but let’s understand all the issues.
So, first, let's define the terminology.
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What is the difference between fake and brute accounts?
That is why such accounts are simply called brute by the common people.
Thebrute force method itselfis a method based on brute-forcing passwords for accounts. Very often, this method is used to extract not a specific account, but some that come across.
There are different methodsfor mining brute accounts- the first method is brute force itself, the second method is a fake.
For example, a user enters his data on the VKontakte website, although in fact on a completely different resource.
These sites are simply exact copies of authoritative resources.
After authorization, the user is transferred to the real site, and the attacker receives the authorization data.
Having received the login and password data, the attacker sells them or uses them at his own discretion.
In common people, this method of obtaining accounts is called "accounts from a fake", that is, obtained using such special pages.
As a rule, the victim has no idea that his password has already been stolen.
Very often there is practically no difference, no one really goes into detail about the method of obtaining accounts. We hope you now understand what fake accounts mean.
Is it safe to use accounts from Brute?
It’s probably worth mentioning two participants - the first is the client himself, and the second is the victim herself, whose account was stolen.
- For a client who has purchased an account, it is relatively safe, it is important to remember anonymity and use accounts from third-party browsers and hide your real IP address.Otherwise, you risk being an accomplice to hacking, since you bought this type of account and use it.
- For a victim whose account was stolen, everything is very clear, the lost account must be restored and the password changed as quickly as possible. This must be done in order to protect your friends/subscribers from fraudulent schemes.
Usually people who buy this type of account know how to use them, and questions related to their anonymity do not arise.
Punishment for using brute accounts
If you are caught for using these accounts, you will face punishment.
A short excerpt from the article of the criminal code:
Without his consent, or dissemination of this information in a public speech, publicly displayed work or the media.
Compulsory labor (120–180 hours), correctional labor (up to 1 year), arrest (up to 4 months) or imprisonment (up to 2 years) with a ban on positions/activity (up to 3 years).
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On our own behalf, we would like to add that the sale of fake accounts has existed for a very long time, and many use them for various purposes - spam, taking money from the population and other purposes.
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