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  • Creator of 1995 Phishing Tool AOHell On Piracy, Script . . .
    Creator of 1995 Phishing Tool 'AOHell' On Piracy, Script Kiddies, and What He Thinks of AI (yahoo com) 13 Posted by EditorDavid on Sunday July 27, 2025 @10:34AM from the you've-got-mail dept
  • The AOL hacking tool that invented phishing and inspired a . . .
    “I think having 20,000+ idiots using AOHell to knock people offline, steal passwords and credit card information, and to basically annoy the hell out of everyone is a good start,” he wrote
  • AOHell - Wikipedia
    These types of programs had a tendency to have AOL accounts banned; and so most users were logged on to accounts they had acquired illicitly, either by phishing or a fake account generator
  • AOHell: The Genesis of Phishing - LNGFRM
    “I think having 20,000+ idiots using AOHell to knock people offline, steal passwords and credit card information, and to basically annoy the hell out of everyone is a good start,” he wrote in his Read Me file, a searing indictment of the internet’s first corporate overlords
  • Da Chronic – Creator of AOHell and Automated Phishing
    ShiZZa OaK (3 3) - Piracy, Exploiting flaws in e-commerce business rules We cover music and video piracy and delve in deep into the many websites and schemes ShiZZa OaK was able to probe and exploit for profit
  • Remember AOHell? How hackers are using AI for phishing
    It exploited vulnerabilities in AOL’s software to steal passwords and credit card numbers, send mass phishing emails, and creating fake accounts Since then, nothing has been off limits to hackers
  • Creator of 1995 Phishing Tool AOHell On Piracy, Script . . .
    In 1995's online world, AOL existed mostly beside the internet as a "walled, manicured garden," remembers Fast Company Then along came AOHell "the first of what would become thousands of programs designed by young hackers to turn the system upside down" — built by a high school dropout calling himself "Da Chronic" who says he used "a computer that I couldn't even afford" using "a pirated


















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