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I'd rather stay away from ****** or any other things connected with them.
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New info about Fortezza`s arrest (******)
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Reguarding ******.su :
David Beniamin Schrooten a.k.a. Fortezza a.k.a D.Spear was extradited from Romania on 17 may,after he was arrested on a local airport on the date of 20 march.His partener Christopher Schoerbel is a US Citizen.
David Beniamin Schrooten a.k.a. Fortezza a.k.a D.Spear was extradited from Romania on 17 may,after he was arrested on a local airport on the date of 20 march.His partener Christopher Schoerbel is a US Citizen.
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Don't fall in giving sensitive information about Fortezza to the site admin who wrote this:
It can be a provocation of feds to find more evidence agaist him.
Don't fall in giving sensitive information about Fortezza to the site admin who wrote this:
It can be a provocation of feds to find more evidence agaist him.
feds are very sneeky thats why we should take high precaution when we doing anything cause a true hustla always think about security and have a get away plan and backed up bail and lawyer money if you no acknowledge these things your not in the right game
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and to much rats people to much the game was better back in the days cause less people talked about it now everybody let there ego get in the way instead of building there money up safe carding and stay on point
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and to much rats people to much the game was better back in the days cause less people talked about it now everybody let there ego get in the way instead of building there money up safe carding and stay on point
this snitch suicidal bitch should've kept his mout shut , this is the best info you'll get. he tryed commitigin suicide while snitching on everybody he knew. i hear he is now extrated, but in any case . a bitch, should be forgotten. may the system (god) have mercy on his soul and give him less sentence he needs as he should've slit his wrist dead while he was arrested.
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http://www.citynews.ro/cluj/evenime...e-fbi-eliberat-de-judecatorii-clujeni-224275/
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http://www.citynews.ro/cluj/evenime...e-fbi-eliberat-de-judecatorii-clujeni-224275/
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If you read the article i listed it clearly states there he has been co operating with the police to arrest other fellow criminals and also been suicidal, facts.
how is it that my reply seems egotistical when what im saying is the truth
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i agree with you we know what we do and outcome if you get caught when u get arrested they say you have the right to remain silent and anything you say will be used against you in a court of law so your best bet is keep your mouth shut get a lawyer cause the more you say the more they fuck you and that goes with my comment from before i say the more serious you take stuff the better you'll be even when it comes $$$$
Power and Ego, Not Money, May Have Fueled Alleged Dutch Hacker
By Jeremy Kirk, IDG-News-Service:Sydney-Bureau
At its peak during its two-year existence, ******.su -- a website specializing in the trade of stolen credit-card numbers -- had more than 6,000 members who bought and sold pilfered data in an online bazaar dedicated to defrauding consumers.
It was governed in part by "Fortezza," the nickname of an administrator who exercised tight control over who was allowed into the secret forum given its criminal nature. "Carding" websites are the bane of banks, victimizing consumers in a fast-moving global frauds.
U.S. prosecutors say they now have custody of Fortezza, aka David Benjamin Schrooten, a 21-year-old Dutch national who was extradited on Friday from Romania. Schrooten, who was indicted on 14 counts ranging from fraud, conspiracy, intentional damage to a computer and aggravated identity theft, has pleaded not guilty.
Fortezza stuck out amongst other users on ******.su, said Dan Clements, a computer security expert who runs CloudeyeZ, a company that helps financial institutions and other organizations identity stolen data circulating online.
Clements had his eye on ******.su as part of his business for some time. Fortezza, he said, wrote more than 1,000 posts on the forum in proper English -- a rarity given the mangled grammar usually found on such forums.
"He was quite fluent," Clements said on Wednesday in a telephone interview.
During his research, Clements was curious whether Fortezza might be a law enforcement officer, as FBI agents regularly try to gain access to such forums for investigations, posing as part of the criminal underground. After a few unsuccessful attempts, Fortezza responded to Clements via instant messenger.
And once Fortezza started chatting, "we couldn't shut him up," Clements said.
Fortezza managed ******.su with an iron fist: people who wanted to join the website had to be vetted by another user. Vendors of stolen credit-card numbers who ripped off others were banned. Experts with CloudeyeZ were occasionally kicked off, but the company always had constant access due to several valid logins, Clements said.
According to Schrooten's indictment, prosecutors allege he and other co-conspirators hacked into other carding sites -- in effect, possibly stealing already stolen data. With ******.su already doing a brisk trade in card numbers, hacking competitors' websites may have been more of an act of bravado than a criminal business necessity.
"In all of my instant messages with him, money was never his motivation," Clements said.
Curiously, while Schrooten's indictment accuses him of conspiring to "generate illicit financial proceeds" for his personal benefit, there is no estimate of how much he may have personally benefited.
But a criminal complaint filed against another 21-year-old American man, Christopher A. Schroebel, indicates how lucrative the data trade is. Schroebel, of Keedysville, Maryland, was accused of working with Schrooten, collecting stolen card numbers by installing malware on point-of-sale devices in two businesses in the Seattle area.
In March 2011, Schroebel allegedly transferred US$33,654.54 into his Bank of America account. Over the next three months, more than $85,000 was deposited, which prosecutors allege came from selling compromised account numbers and withdrawals made on stolen credit cards, the complaint says.
Schroebel, who is described in the complaint as at one time being an intravenous heroin user, has pleaded guilty to five counts and is awaiting sentencing, according to court records filed May 30 in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.
At one point during their chats, Clements said Fortezza expressed an interest in trying to fight global cybercrime rather than be on the other side. Fortezza also expressed his concern that law enforcement might be onto him.
Clements has published his research into ******.su. He noted that last December quarrels erupted between ******.su and ******.ru -- another carding site -- and that contact details for "David B. Schrooten" of Spijkenisse, the Netherlands, were posted on ******.su.
"He needs to learn not to [expletive deleted] with Russians," the post reads, according to an image on Clements' website.
The scenario is not unlike that of Max Butler, a talented hacker who built one of the largest-ever carding website, CardersMarket.com, and also hacked into other underground sites hosting stolen data. Butler's exploits are documented in the book, Kingpin. Butler was sentenced to 13 years in prison in February 2010.
Schrooten was arrested in Cluj, Romania, in March. He'd gone there to see his girlfriend, Clements said. After his arrest, Clements said he was in touch by e-mail with Schrooten's parents. Schrooten wanted his extradition to the U.S. sped up due to poor conditions in the detention facility where he was held, Clements said.
Clements said he went to Cluj to visit Schrooten but was not allowed because Schrooten had too many visitors by that point. During his detention in Romania, Schrooten attempted suicide twice, Clements said.
"I would say he's a complex young man," Clements said. "He had all those issues of power and ego."
End of article.
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So Fortezza is a snitch to add to his resume as a ripper (he was "emperion" at cardingempire and him and "pathan"/"Don"/"Khan"/"Archielles" ripped members there for 30k.
By Jeremy Kirk, IDG-News-Service:Sydney-Bureau
At its peak during its two-year existence, ******.su -- a website specializing in the trade of stolen credit-card numbers -- had more than 6,000 members who bought and sold pilfered data in an online bazaar dedicated to defrauding consumers.
It was governed in part by "Fortezza," the nickname of an administrator who exercised tight control over who was allowed into the secret forum given its criminal nature. "Carding" websites are the bane of banks, victimizing consumers in a fast-moving global frauds.
U.S. prosecutors say they now have custody of Fortezza, aka David Benjamin Schrooten, a 21-year-old Dutch national who was extradited on Friday from Romania. Schrooten, who was indicted on 14 counts ranging from fraud, conspiracy, intentional damage to a computer and aggravated identity theft, has pleaded not guilty.
Fortezza stuck out amongst other users on ******.su, said Dan Clements, a computer security expert who runs CloudeyeZ, a company that helps financial institutions and other organizations identity stolen data circulating online.
Clements had his eye on ******.su as part of his business for some time. Fortezza, he said, wrote more than 1,000 posts on the forum in proper English -- a rarity given the mangled grammar usually found on such forums.
"He was quite fluent," Clements said on Wednesday in a telephone interview.
During his research, Clements was curious whether Fortezza might be a law enforcement officer, as FBI agents regularly try to gain access to such forums for investigations, posing as part of the criminal underground. After a few unsuccessful attempts, Fortezza responded to Clements via instant messenger.
And once Fortezza started chatting, "we couldn't shut him up," Clements said.
Fortezza managed ******.su with an iron fist: people who wanted to join the website had to be vetted by another user. Vendors of stolen credit-card numbers who ripped off others were banned. Experts with CloudeyeZ were occasionally kicked off, but the company always had constant access due to several valid logins, Clements said.
According to Schrooten's indictment, prosecutors allege he and other co-conspirators hacked into other carding sites -- in effect, possibly stealing already stolen data. With ******.su already doing a brisk trade in card numbers, hacking competitors' websites may have been more of an act of bravado than a criminal business necessity.
"In all of my instant messages with him, money was never his motivation," Clements said.
Curiously, while Schrooten's indictment accuses him of conspiring to "generate illicit financial proceeds" for his personal benefit, there is no estimate of how much he may have personally benefited.
But a criminal complaint filed against another 21-year-old American man, Christopher A. Schroebel, indicates how lucrative the data trade is. Schroebel, of Keedysville, Maryland, was accused of working with Schrooten, collecting stolen card numbers by installing malware on point-of-sale devices in two businesses in the Seattle area.
In March 2011, Schroebel allegedly transferred US$33,654.54 into his Bank of America account. Over the next three months, more than $85,000 was deposited, which prosecutors allege came from selling compromised account numbers and withdrawals made on stolen credit cards, the complaint says.
Schroebel, who is described in the complaint as at one time being an intravenous heroin user, has pleaded guilty to five counts and is awaiting sentencing, according to court records filed May 30 in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.
At one point during their chats, Clements said Fortezza expressed an interest in trying to fight global cybercrime rather than be on the other side. Fortezza also expressed his concern that law enforcement might be onto him.
Clements has published his research into ******.su. He noted that last December quarrels erupted between ******.su and ******.ru -- another carding site -- and that contact details for "David B. Schrooten" of Spijkenisse, the Netherlands, were posted on ******.su.
"He needs to learn not to [expletive deleted] with Russians," the post reads, according to an image on Clements' website.
The scenario is not unlike that of Max Butler, a talented hacker who built one of the largest-ever carding website, CardersMarket.com, and also hacked into other underground sites hosting stolen data. Butler's exploits are documented in the book, Kingpin. Butler was sentenced to 13 years in prison in February 2010.
Schrooten was arrested in Cluj, Romania, in March. He'd gone there to see his girlfriend, Clements said. After his arrest, Clements said he was in touch by e-mail with Schrooten's parents. Schrooten wanted his extradition to the U.S. sped up due to poor conditions in the detention facility where he was held, Clements said.
Clements said he went to Cluj to visit Schrooten but was not allowed because Schrooten had too many visitors by that point. During his detention in Romania, Schrooten attempted suicide twice, Clements said.
"I would say he's a complex young man," Clements said. "He had all those issues of power and ego."
End of article.
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So Fortezza is a snitch to add to his resume as a ripper (he was "emperion" at cardingempire and him and "pathan"/"Don"/"Khan"/"Archielles" ripped members there for 30k.
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You can add whole bunch of list of forums they ran together for ripping
Fakacarda
Nethand
Blackmoney
CardingEmpire
Fakacarda.ru
I'm glad the fucker went down with ****** finally, he was taking "forum designing for ripping purpose" a full time job since 2008 dammit.
Let the Dead Men Sleep Guys but pay attention to what today in this forum is a reality :"Experts with CloudeyeZ were occasionally kicked off, but the company always had constant access due to several valid logins, Clements said."
They are Here,All of them..This is the only thing you should care
They are Here,All of them..This is the only thing you should care
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Let the Dead Men Sleep Guys but pay attention to what today in this forum is a reality :"Experts with CloudeyeZ were occasionally kicked off, but the company always had constant access due to several valid logins, Clements said."
They are Here,All of them..This is the only thing you should care
expressed well ..
The most disappointing thing about this is that Fortezza the ripping snitch was unsuccessful in his suicide attempts and that is a shame.
He is proberly looking at heavy prison time if he is convicted on all counts and will have to look over his shoulder for the rest of his life when he gets out.
Fortezza has proved how pathetic and foolish he is so hopefully he stays in prison for a long time or he does everyone a favour and kills himself.
He is proberly looking at heavy prison time if he is convicted on all counts and will have to look over his shoulder for the rest of his life when he gets out.
Fortezza has proved how pathetic and foolish he is so hopefully he stays in prison for a long time or he does everyone a favour and kills himself.
@Shimara : I see you speak like you have something against this poor child,you can`t consider a 21 years old a true complex person with a back bone personality or character,second you keep insisting on the ideea of Snitch,let me quote you something :"David Benjamin Schrooten, 21, appeared in Seattle federal court on Monday and pleaded not guilty to charges of bank fraud, access device fraud and conspiracy. " If that how a snitch work then i`m sorry to tell you,but your not mature at all.What he did in jail in Romania,was agreein to be extradited to the States,don`t confuse the cheese with the bacon.
Second of all,you must read the http://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/06/feds-arrest-******-carding-kingpin/ and you will see something with scumbagjohnes had and El Mariachi had,the same pattern is found in Fortezza too,staying online 24/7,talking with alot of people,tryin to try...What?He lost it at a point,now he faces Consequences.Stayin Safe wasn`t something HE Knew or Was Educated to DO,he chatted with that dude stating he goes to Romania,wtf?
So yes ...Bottom of line with this Young Dead Person...He didn`t know what to do,to protect himself,to protect Others,a thing a few People Realise this DAYS....IF You Keep Yourself SAFE,you KEEP OTHERS SAFE TOO!
Second of all,you must read the http://krebsonsecurity.com/2012/06/feds-arrest-******-carding-kingpin/ and you will see something with scumbagjohnes had and El Mariachi had,the same pattern is found in Fortezza too,staying online 24/7,talking with alot of people,tryin to try...What?He lost it at a point,now he faces Consequences.Stayin Safe wasn`t something HE Knew or Was Educated to DO,he chatted with that dude stating he goes to Romania,wtf?
So yes ...Bottom of line with this Young Dead Person...He didn`t know what to do,to protect himself,to protect Others,a thing a few People Realise this DAYS....IF You Keep Yourself SAFE,you KEEP OTHERS SAFE TOO!
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plead not guilty does not mean anything,man everybody plead not guilty to get deal or to go to process,even snitch too .
when you open your mouth it s means you're a snitch,not matter what you re trying to protect.he will see how snitch are not appreciat in jail there
with times you learn this= Omerta is the code of silence everything else turn against you
plead not guilty does not mean anything,man everybody plead not guilty to get deal or to go to process,even snitch too .
when you open your mouth it s means you're a snitch,not matter what you re trying to protect.he will see how snitch are not appreciat in jail there
with times you learn this= Omerta is the code of silence everything else turn against you
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