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The FBI has said it is digging into the leak and won’t comment on the investigation.
The shadowy, lightly trafficked corners of the Internet were briefly illuminated this week after racy photos of celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton were unearthed. The photos appeared on niche forums like 4chan and Reddit before their existence made waves everywhere from TMZ to The New York Times.
But still hidden are the hackers — in this case, likely amateur stolen-photo enthusiasts who barter in pilfered images, according to security experts — who were probably trading in the off-color images for some time. It was only after one of them likely went rogue and tried to land a much bigger score that the whole trove of images went viral.
The scandal is shining a spotlight on what is known as the Dark Web — anonymous, underground realms of the Internet that casual surfers don’t frequent and, in many cases, don’t even know how to find. In the case of the stolen photo forums, the traders were hiding in plain view — for those who knew where to look.
The Dark Web ranges from anonymous forums on sites not indexed by Google, like the ones used to distribute the celeb photos, some protected by passwords or other barriers established by the group members, to the vast Tor network that allows anonymous browsing on invisible sites — which is used by a wide swath of privacy-minded browsers up to good and no good alike.
Tor — maintained by a foundation supported by the U.S. government — encrypts and scatters Internet traffic through a global network of servers, effectively hiding the origin and identity of users. Sites on Tor are accessible only with a special Web browser and are invisible to ordinary Internet surfers.
Most notoriously, Tor was the home of Silk Road — the online marketplace where visitors could buy drugs and hire assassins, according to a federal indictment against its founder, Ross William Ulbricht, aka the “Dread Pirate Roberts.”
NSA leaker Edward Snowden has also talked up Tor, advising a privacy-minded crowd this year at the techie confab South by Southwest to use it for online communication.
Tor is also invaluable as a tool for political dissidents avoiding repressive government surveillance or whistleblowers seeking to protect their identity when leaking evidence of wrongdoing. Like any powerful shield, it protects both the just and unjust alike.
“It’s like a lot of other privacy and security tools in that it’s a double-edged sword. You grant ‘non-criminal’ users a tool that grants them better anonymity and security — at the same time people with malicious intent are going to use it as well,” said security writer and researcher Nik Cubrilovic, who has delved into the world of stolen image forums.
In the hierarchy of cyber bad guys, the group behind the hacked pictures isn’t especially skilled or threatening. Their activities have drawn attention because of what they stole, not how they stole it. But their operation also offers a glimpse into what much larger underground criminal enterprises look like and shows how a loose coalition of similarly motivated individuals with minimal computer skills can inflict a serious amount of pain.
“The most surprising thing is how simple all of these hacks are,” Cubrilovic said. “Anybody with enough motivation and persistence can read the tutorials posted online and with some simple computer skills and trial and error can pick it up in a few days. … It’s all pretty simple techniques, which is scary if you think about it, because they’ve accomplished a lot.”
The FBI has said it is digging into the leak and won’t comment on the open investigation. But a group of security researchers and motivated Internet users are tracing the release of the photos and painting a picture of their source — a network of hackers obsessively trading stolen images for payment in money or in kind.
But while they are low-level, members of these image forums are highly organized and specialized.
The first rumblings of a celebrity picture trove began appearing on niche forums that allow anonymous postings like 4chan and AnonIB, the Anonymous Image Board, in late August.
Further digging revealed that many of the stolen celebrity photos were gathered over months and were circulating for at least a week on some of the boards and in private messages and emails among those boards’ members, according to Cubrilovic and other press reports.
Then, on Sept. 1, an individual began distributing what appears to be a “complete and original archive” of the whole collection of pictures, according to iOS security expert Jonathan Zdziarski.
“Given that most scum were scrambling for whatever images they could get on Sept. 1, and this guy had everything, as well as original file names and structures, and file names that didn’t appear anywhere else, it’s possible he either was the original leaker or had access to the same archive,” Zdziarski said in an email.
Whoever first leaked the database, the pictures are the work of more than one person, experts agree.
“My analysis of the metadata and file structures suggests that this was a pieced-together collection,” Zdziarski said. “So it is likely that the leaker collected it from multiple others who had hacked the victims’ accounts.”
Reddit users have identified Bryan Hamade, a software engineer, as the source of a post offering to sell images from the database for $100, after a screenshot he posted revealed information about the machines and networks he was using. The individual denied he was the original hacker in an interview with The Daily Mail and BuzzFeed, saying he merely made a mistake trying to make a buck.
Some forum members research publicly available information on an actress, building a database of information that could be used to guess passwords and security questions, from where they went to school, to their pets’ or mother’s maiden names, to the car they drive. Others wrote simple programs using that information that guess passwords on sites until one succeeds. Still others trade or distribute images they bartered with the original hacker.
Some gained entry to the network by passing hackers information about people they knew, including ex-partners, or by offering up so-called revenge porn images of their former intimates. Others pay their way in as customers.
“You’re looking at a mix of people with different areas of expertise and skills and the things they have in common are the interest in sharing, exchanging and selling this data,” said Ryan Kazanciyan, a technical director at Mandiant, a cybersecurity company that specializes in responding to major cyberattacks. “I would guess that part of it may be financially motivated and some of it may be the simple thrill of getting access to something you shouldn’t. To a certain extent, the feeling of gaining access to something you shouldn’t have regardless of what their targets are, that is one of the driving motivations that is universal” among hackers.
So far, there’s not been a lot of incentive for U.S. law enforcement to police these kind of image traders. For non-celebrity and over-18 victims, legal recourse in the past has proven difficult.
“It’s one of those things, where people in my industry and people that hang out online, they sort of knew it was there and never really scratched under the surface,” Cubrilovic said. “These guys have never adapted their operational security — that’s likely to change now with the FBI investigating — but my impression is the guys that were involved in this are all likely to get caught because of that, and after this they’ll probably adapt further.”
Law enforcement has developed extensive undercover operations in the Dark Web, especially in the areas of financial crime and child pornography. It’s the only way to catch the bad guys, said Paul Tiao, a partner at Hunton and Williams and former senior counselor to the FBI cybersecurity director.
“Generally speaking you have to go undercover in these places in order to observe the illicit conduct,” Tiao said. “The agencies that have the resources to do this have been able to do it successfully, but it’s difficult and resource-intensive.”
One thing the incident illustrates, experts say, is the power of the Internet to bring people together — for good or for ill.
“The lesson the public can take away is that the Internet provides the ability to create markets for any kind of data: If there is a buyer, there is going to be someone who can sell and get the data,” Kazanciyan said. “There’s demand for credit cards, there’s demands for intellectual property and there’s demand for naked celebrity pictures, and there are markets that are going to crop up around those demands.”
The release of celebrity photos should be a wake-up call for Americans to see what are much graver threats online, added Steve Ward, a senior director at cyber intelligence firm iSIGHT Partners.
“These things happen every single day with an increasingly steady drumbeat of [breaches], so I guess if it takes a bunch of pictures of our favorite celebrities and award winners to bring people’s awareness to it, I guess that’s OK,” Ward said. “But Americans and the public should be the aware that the Internet is an incredibly dangerous place and we’ve got a number of actors — crime, espionage, etc. — that seek to do us harm.
Zdziarski also noted that it’s beyond time someone recognized the dangers of personal cloud storage, celebrity or no.
“What really bothers me here is that iCloud accounts have been getting compromised for some time,” he said. “If you look at black market websites, people have been offering this service for a long time. Why do we have to wait for some high-profile celebrities to get hacked in order for Apple to pay attention to the fact that there’s a vulnerability there? A code audit could have found the Find-My-iPhone flaw, and probably a number of other flaws in the system.”
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