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Just got off a call with our security vendor and I'm honestly a bit shaken. If your business uses Check Point VPNs for remote access, you need to drop everything and read this.

## What's Going On

There's a critical vulnerability in Check Point VPN products (CVE-2026-50751) that completely bypasses password authentication. Not "makes it easier to crack passwords." Not "vulnerable to brute force."

**It literally skips the password check entirely.**

An attacker can establish a fully authenticated VPN connection to your network without knowing ANY credentials. They just connect. Your firewall thinks they're legitimate and lets them in.

The Qilin ransomware gang is actively exploiting this right now. Not "might exploit it someday." Not "theoretically could be exploited."

**They're using it TODAY to break into businesses and deploy ransomware.**

CISA added it to their Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list within hours of disclosure, which tells you how serious this is.

## Who This Affects

If you're using:
- Check Point Remote Access VPN
- Check Point Mobile Access VPN
- Check Point Quantum firewalls with VPN
- CloudGuard with remote access

...and your device supports the old IKEv1 protocol (most do), you're vulnerable.

The problem? Most businesses have no idea which protocol their VPN is using. This stuff got set up 3-5 years ago by an IT consultant and nobody's touched it since.

## Why This Is Worse Than Most Vulnerabilities

Your strong passwords? Useless.
Your multi-factor authentication? Bypassed.
Your "we're too small to target" assumption? Wrong.

Qilin doesn't care about your size. They care if you can pay $50K-$1M to get your data back.

And here's the really scary part: when they connect through this exploit, **your VPN logs show it as a normal, legitimate connection.** You won't know they're in until your servers start encrypting.

## What a Qilin Attack Actually Looks Like

They don't just smash and grab. This is what happens:

**Day 1:** They exploit the VPN flaw and connect to your network. Everything looks normal.

**Days 2-3:** They quietly explore. Find your servers. Locate your backups. Map your network. Download copies of your sensitive data.

**Day 4, late night:** They disable your antivirus. Delete your backup snapshots. Kill your monitoring tools.

**Day 5, early morning:** Deploy ransomware. Encrypt everything. Your staff arrives to locked systems and ransom notes.

Typical demand for SMBs: $50,000 to $1,000,000+

But that's just the ransom. Real cost includes:
- Forensic investigation: $30K-$100K
- IT recovery: $25K-$150K
- Legal fees: $20K-$75K
- Weeks of lost revenue
- Cyber insurance premium spike
- Regulatory fines
- Customers who leave permanently

Most businesses hit with ransomware spend $500K+ total, even if they never pay the ransom.

## What You Need to Do (Seriously, Today)

### Step 1: Find Out If You're Affected

Text/call/email your IT person or MSP RIGHT NOW and ask:

*"Do we use Check Point VPN? Are we vulnerable to CVE-2026-50751? When can you patch it?"*

If you handle IT yourself, check your server room for Check Point equipment or search your email for old IT invoices.

### Step 2: Patch Immediately

Check Point released emergency hotfixes on June 9. Get them installed within 24 hours. This isn't "add to the maintenance schedule" stuff. This is "cancel your dinner plans and fix it tonight" urgent.

### Step 3: Add Temporary Protection

If you can't patch in the next few hours:

**Quick win:** Restrict VPN access to only known IP addresses (your employees' home IPs, etc.). This massively reduces exposure even if the vulnerability still exists.

**Better fix:** Disable IKEv1 protocol entirely if your setup supports it. Completely eliminates the flaw. (Test first - might break older VPN clients.)

**Must do:** Check your VPN access logs for weird IP addresses or connection times that don't make sense.

### Step 4: Test Your Backups

Right now. Seriously.

Try restoring some files. Make sure they actually work. Because if ransomware hits and your backups are broken, you're in a MUCH worse position.

## Quick Reality Check

**"We have good passwords."**
Irrelevant. They're not entering a password.

**"We're too small."**
You're actually a preferred target. Easier than enterprises, more money than individuals.

**"Our IT company would've told us."**
Maybe. If they're on top of things. But lots of small MSPs are overwhelmed and reactive. Don't assume - verify.

**"We have backups."**
Ransomware gangs delete/encrypt backups first. Test them NOW to make sure they work.

## Has Anyone Here Been Hit?

Genuinely curious if anyone in this community has seen evidence of:
- Suspicious VPN connections in logs
- Check Point scanning attempts
- Any issues with the hotfix installation

Also, if you manage IT for multiple businesses, how are you prioritizing patching across clients?

## Bottom Line

I've been in business for 15 years and dealt with plenty of security issues. This one actually scares me because:

1. It's being actively exploited right now
2. It completely bypasses authentication
3. It looks legitimate in logs
4. The attackers are financially motivated ransomware professionals
5. Most businesses don't even know if they're vulnerable

You've got maybe a few days before this becomes widespread knowledge and every script kiddie on the planet has the exploit code.

**The businesses that get hit will be the ones that read warnings like this and did nothing.**

Don't be that business.

Make the call. Send the email. Get it patched.

Your future self—the one not staring at encrypted servers and a ransom demand—will thank you.

---

Anyone else patching today? Would love to hear how it goes.

]]>
Just got off a call with our security vendor and I'm honestly a bit shaken. If your business uses Check Point VPNs for remote access, you need to drop everything and read this.

## What's Going On

There's a critical vulnerability in Check Point VPN products (CVE-2026-50751) that completely bypasses password authentication. Not "makes it easier to crack passwords." Not "vulnerable to brute force."

**It literally skips the password check entirely.**

An attacker can establish a fully authenticated VPN connection to your network without knowing ANY credentials. They just connect. Your firewall thinks they're legitimate and lets them in.

The Qilin ransomware gang is actively exploiting this right now. Not "might exploit it someday." Not "theoretically could be exploited."

**They're using it TODAY to break into businesses and deploy ransomware.**

CISA added it to their Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list within hours of disclosure, which tells you how serious this is.

## Who This Affects

If you're using:
- Check Point Remote Access VPN
- Check Point Mobile Access VPN
- Check Point Quantum firewalls with VPN
- CloudGuard with remote access

...and your device supports the old IKEv1 protocol (most do), you're vulnerable.

The problem? Most businesses have no idea which protocol their VPN is using. This stuff got set up 3-5 years ago by an IT consultant and nobody's touched it since.

## Why This Is Worse Than Most Vulnerabilities

Your strong passwords? Useless.
Your multi-factor authentication? Bypassed.
Your "we're too small to target" assumption? Wrong.

Qilin doesn't care about your size. They care if you can pay $50K-$1M to get your data back.

And here's the really scary part: when they connect through this exploit, **your VPN logs show it as a normal, legitimate connection.** You won't know they're in until your servers start encrypting.

## What a Qilin Attack Actually Looks Like

They don't just smash and grab. This is what happens:

**Day 1:** They exploit the VPN flaw and connect to your network. Everything looks normal.

**Days 2-3:** They quietly explore. Find your servers. Locate your backups. Map your network. Download copies of your sensitive data.

**Day 4, late night:** They disable your antivirus. Delete your backup snapshots. Kill your monitoring tools.

**Day 5, early morning:** Deploy ransomware. Encrypt everything. Your staff arrives to locked systems and ransom notes.

Typical demand for SMBs: $50,000 to $1,000,000+

But that's just the ransom. Real cost includes:
- Forensic investigation: $30K-$100K
- IT recovery: $25K-$150K
- Legal fees: $20K-$75K
- Weeks of lost revenue
- Cyber insurance premium spike
- Regulatory fines
- Customers who leave permanently

Most businesses hit with ransomware spend $500K+ total, even if they never pay the ransom.

## What You Need to Do (Seriously, Today)

### Step 1: Find Out If You're Affected

Text/call/email your IT person or MSP RIGHT NOW and ask:

*"Do we use Check Point VPN? Are we vulnerable to CVE-2026-50751? When can you patch it?"*

If you handle IT yourself, check your server room for Check Point equipment or search your email for old IT invoices.

### Step 2: Patch Immediately

Check Point released emergency hotfixes on June 9. Get them installed within 24 hours. This isn't "add to the maintenance schedule" stuff. This is "cancel your dinner plans and fix it tonight" urgent.

### Step 3: Add Temporary Protection

If you can't patch in the next few hours:

**Quick win:** Restrict VPN access to only known IP addresses (your employees' home IPs, etc.). This massively reduces exposure even if the vulnerability still exists.

**Better fix:** Disable IKEv1 protocol entirely if your setup supports it. Completely eliminates the flaw. (Test first - might break older VPN clients.)

**Must do:** Check your VPN access logs for weird IP addresses or connection times that don't make sense.

### Step 4: Test Your Backups

Right now. Seriously.

Try restoring some files. Make sure they actually work. Because if ransomware hits and your backups are broken, you're in a MUCH worse position.

## Quick Reality Check

**"We have good passwords."**
Irrelevant. They're not entering a password.

**"We're too small."**
You're actually a preferred target. Easier than enterprises, more money than individuals.

**"Our IT company would've told us."**
Maybe. If they're on top of things. But lots of small MSPs are overwhelmed and reactive. Don't assume - verify.

**"We have backups."**
Ransomware gangs delete/encrypt backups first. Test them NOW to make sure they work.

## Has Anyone Here Been Hit?

Genuinely curious if anyone in this community has seen evidence of:
- Suspicious VPN connections in logs
- Check Point scanning attempts
- Any issues with the hotfix installation

Also, if you manage IT for multiple businesses, how are you prioritizing patching across clients?

## Bottom Line

I've been in business for 15 years and dealt with plenty of security issues. This one actually scares me because:

1. It's being actively exploited right now
2. It completely bypasses authentication
3. It looks legitimate in logs
4. The attackers are financially motivated ransomware professionals
5. Most businesses don't even know if they're vulnerable

You've got maybe a few days before this becomes widespread knowledge and every script kiddie on the planet has the exploit code.

**The businesses that get hit will be the ones that read warnings like this and did nothing.**

Don't be that business.

Make the call. Send the email. Get it patched.

Your future self—the one not staring at encrypted servers and a ransom demand—will thank you.

---

Anyone else patching today? Would love to hear how it goes.

]]> <![CDATA[? Fake IT Support Calls Are Now Hitting Businesses Hard (SMBs Need to Pay Attention)]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Fake-IT-Support-Calls-Are-Now-Hitting-Businesses-Hard-SMBs-Need-to-Pay-Attention Tue, 09 Jun 2026 05:50:28 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Fake-IT-Support-Calls-Are-Now-Hitting-Businesses-Hard-SMBs-Need-to-Pay-Attention
According to multiple security reports and FBI-backed advisories, a threat group known as the Silent Ransom Group (also tracked as UNC3753 / Luna Moth) is actively targeting companies using a very simple but highly effective trick:

impersonating IT support staff to gain remote access to business systems.

And what makes this worse is how normal it looks on the surface.

This isn’t a “hackers breaking firewalls” situation. It starts with something ordinary—an email or a phone call.

? How the attack actually works (in plain English)

The reports describe a consistent pattern:

An employee receives an invoice-style or IT-related email
Or they get a phone call claiming to be from internal IT support
The caller sounds professional, urgent, and convincing
The employee is guided into installing or allowing remote access tools

Once that access is granted, the attackers don’t need to “hack” anything anymore.

They are already inside.

One cybersecurity briefing described it like this:

attackers pose as IT personnel and manipulate employees into installing legitimate remote access tools to gain access to systems and steal data

In some cases, reports even show attackers escalating beyond phone calls—sending individuals physically into offices pretending to be IT technicians.

That part alone should make every business owner pause.

? Why this works so well (especially on SMBs)

The uncomfortable truth is that this isn’t a technical attack.

It’s a trust attack.

And small businesses are especially vulnerable for a few reasons:

Employees often multitask and respond quickly under pressure
IT processes are not always clearly documented
There’s usually no dedicated cybersecurity team watching every request
External tools like AnyDesk, Zoho Assist, or similar are commonly used for convenience

So when someone calls saying “we’re from IT, we need to fix an issue,” it sounds legitimate.

Reports show attackers rely heavily on this exact behavior—pressure + urgency + authority.

And once access is granted, they move fast.

Some incidents reportedly go from first contact to data theft in less than a day.

? What happens after access is granted

Unlike traditional ransomware attacks, this group doesn’t always encrypt files.

Instead, they:

Copy sensitive business data
Extract customer and financial records
Steal internal documents and emails
Use that information for extortion

One FBI-linked advisory explains that the group focuses on data theft and extortion rather than encryption, which makes detection harder.

In simple terms:

? Your systems still work
? Your business still runs
? But your data is gone

And then the ransom demand arrives.

? Why SMB owners should care (a lot)

Many small business owners assume:

“We’re too small to be targeted.”

But in reality, SMBs are ideal targets because:

They store valuable customer and financial data
They often lack strict verification procedures
Employees are more likely to trust support requests
Security training is inconsistent or minimal

And attackers know this.

The reports specifically highlight industries like law, finance, insurance, and professional services—but the methods work across almost any business that uses email, cloud tools, or remote support software.

? What businesses should do right now

This is where things get practical. You don’t need complex security systems to reduce this risk significantly.

Start with these basics:

1. Never trust unsolicited IT requests

If someone calls or emails asking for access, treat it as unverified—even if they sound internal.

2. Use a “verification rule”

Employees should always confirm IT requests using a known internal number or system—not the contact provided in the message.

3. Restrict remote access tools

Limit or control tools like remote desktop software unless absolutely necessary.

4. Train staff on one key rule

“IT will never ask you to install or approve access from an unexpected request.”

That single rule stops a large percentage of these attacks.

5. Monitor unusual logins and access tools

Look for unexpected installation or activation of remote support software.

? Final thought

What makes this threat so dangerous is how ordinary it feels.

No malware attachments.
No obvious hacking attempts.
No system crashes.

Just a phone call… and a moment of trust.

And that’s exactly what makes it effective.

If there’s one takeaway for SMB owners, it’s this:

? Your biggest cybersecurity risk may not be your software—it may be your people under pressure.

]]>
According to multiple security reports and FBI-backed advisories, a threat group known as the Silent Ransom Group (also tracked as UNC3753 / Luna Moth) is actively targeting companies using a very simple but highly effective trick:

impersonating IT support staff to gain remote access to business systems.

And what makes this worse is how normal it looks on the surface.

This isn’t a “hackers breaking firewalls” situation. It starts with something ordinary—an email or a phone call.

? How the attack actually works (in plain English)

The reports describe a consistent pattern:

An employee receives an invoice-style or IT-related email
Or they get a phone call claiming to be from internal IT support
The caller sounds professional, urgent, and convincing
The employee is guided into installing or allowing remote access tools

Once that access is granted, the attackers don’t need to “hack” anything anymore.

They are already inside.

One cybersecurity briefing described it like this:

attackers pose as IT personnel and manipulate employees into installing legitimate remote access tools to gain access to systems and steal data

In some cases, reports even show attackers escalating beyond phone calls—sending individuals physically into offices pretending to be IT technicians.

That part alone should make every business owner pause.

? Why this works so well (especially on SMBs)

The uncomfortable truth is that this isn’t a technical attack.

It’s a trust attack.

And small businesses are especially vulnerable for a few reasons:

Employees often multitask and respond quickly under pressure
IT processes are not always clearly documented
There’s usually no dedicated cybersecurity team watching every request
External tools like AnyDesk, Zoho Assist, or similar are commonly used for convenience

So when someone calls saying “we’re from IT, we need to fix an issue,” it sounds legitimate.

Reports show attackers rely heavily on this exact behavior—pressure + urgency + authority.

And once access is granted, they move fast.

Some incidents reportedly go from first contact to data theft in less than a day.

? What happens after access is granted

Unlike traditional ransomware attacks, this group doesn’t always encrypt files.

Instead, they:

Copy sensitive business data
Extract customer and financial records
Steal internal documents and emails
Use that information for extortion

One FBI-linked advisory explains that the group focuses on data theft and extortion rather than encryption, which makes detection harder.

In simple terms:

? Your systems still work
? Your business still runs
? But your data is gone

And then the ransom demand arrives.

? Why SMB owners should care (a lot)

Many small business owners assume:

“We’re too small to be targeted.”

But in reality, SMBs are ideal targets because:

They store valuable customer and financial data
They often lack strict verification procedures
Employees are more likely to trust support requests
Security training is inconsistent or minimal

And attackers know this.

The reports specifically highlight industries like law, finance, insurance, and professional services—but the methods work across almost any business that uses email, cloud tools, or remote support software.

? What businesses should do right now

This is where things get practical. You don’t need complex security systems to reduce this risk significantly.

Start with these basics:

1. Never trust unsolicited IT requests

If someone calls or emails asking for access, treat it as unverified—even if they sound internal.

2. Use a “verification rule”

Employees should always confirm IT requests using a known internal number or system—not the contact provided in the message.

3. Restrict remote access tools

Limit or control tools like remote desktop software unless absolutely necessary.

4. Train staff on one key rule

“IT will never ask you to install or approve access from an unexpected request.”

That single rule stops a large percentage of these attacks.

5. Monitor unusual logins and access tools

Look for unexpected installation or activation of remote support software.

? Final thought

What makes this threat so dangerous is how ordinary it feels.

No malware attachments.
No obvious hacking attempts.
No system crashes.

Just a phone call… and a moment of trust.

And that’s exactly what makes it effective.

If there’s one takeaway for SMB owners, it’s this:

? Your biggest cybersecurity risk may not be your software—it may be your people under pressure.

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]]> <![CDATA[[GET] Dan Kennedy and Russell Brunson - Selling Opportunity [$297]]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-Dan-Kennedy-Russell-Brunson-Selling-Opportunity-297 Tue, 02 Jun 2026 13:42:24 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-Dan-Kennedy-Russell-Brunson-Selling-Opportunity-297 This is a direct, digital copy of the book only accessible to Dan Kennedy's highest-tier coaching program. Even if you can purchase it as part of the Diamond coaching program, it DOESN'T HOWEVER include digital access, as far as I know.

How I got this? Let's say whoever is running the new Magnetic Marketing membership site forgot to realize that the PDF is somehow fetched, along with several PDFs, even if locked behind the tiers.

Anyways, ENJOY!!

(Special mention: Yes, this is based on Dan Kennedy's course called Opportunity Concepts Marketing, which other than the QR codes, I will not include the whole version (both in video and audio) since it's already been dropped before.)

SALES PAGE:

Code:

https://sellingopportunity.com

DOWNLOAD:

Code:

https://seyarabata.com/t/50c0485b3e49

REVIEWS AND REUPS ARE APPRECIATED!]]> This is a direct, digital copy of the book only accessible to Dan Kennedy's highest-tier coaching program. Even if you can purchase it as part of the Diamond coaching program, it DOESN'T HOWEVER include digital access, as far as I know.

How I got this? Let's say whoever is running the new Magnetic Marketing membership site forgot to realize that the PDF is somehow fetched, along with several PDFs, even if locked behind the tiers.

Anyways, ENJOY!!

(Special mention: Yes, this is based on Dan Kennedy's course called Opportunity Concepts Marketing, which other than the QR codes, I will not include the whole version (both in video and audio) since it's already been dropped before.)

SALES PAGE:

Code:

https://sellingopportunity.com

DOWNLOAD:

Code:

https://seyarabata.com/t/50c0485b3e49

REVIEWS AND REUPS ARE APPRECIATED!]]> <![CDATA[[GET] What Really Makes Money]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-What-Really-Makes-Money Mon, 09 Feb 2026 18:15:07 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-What-Really-Makes-Money

What Really Makes Money

The Ultimate Guide to The Best Part-Time Side Income Projects You Can Start Today

What Really Makes Money

The Ultimate Guide to The Best Part-Time Side Income Projects You Can Start Today

Direct Download:
https://whatreallymakesmoney.com/the-best-home-based-projects/

Bonus Guide: A Beginner’s Guide to Using AI for Online Income in 2026

You need to login to Google Doc's for this one

Both guides zipped up at:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/uthcfkejt...s.zip/file

The Ultimate Guide to The Best Part-Time Side Income Projects You Can Start Today.pdf

A Beginner’s Guide to Using AI for Online Income in 2026
In 3 formats, pdf, docx and epub

Also includes Your Side Business Matchmaker
See link at bottom of the page at:

https://whatreallymakesmoney.com/the-bes...-projects/

Not tried it myself...]]> <![CDATA[Thank you guys]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Thank-you-guys--538004 Sun, 08 Feb 2026 18:42:21 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Thank-you-guys--538004 Thank you Guys]]> Thank you Guys]]> <![CDATA[[FREE] Get your FIRST client and achieve financial freedom in 6 weeks! - Charlie Morgan]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-FREE-Get-your-FIRST-client-achieve-financial-freedom-in-6-weeks-Charlie-Morgan Mon, 02 Feb 2026 05:39:38 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-FREE-Get-your-FIRST-client-achieve-financial-freedom-in-6-weeks-Charlie-Morgan

I keep seeing people here jump between side hustles, tools, and tactics, so I wanted to share something that actually helped me understand the full picture.

Charlie Morgan (a multimillionaire entrepreneur and close friend of Sam Ovens, CEO of Skool) recently created a free Skool community where he teaches, step by step, how to land your first client in about 6 weeks using an agency/coaching model.

What stood out to me is that it’s not motivation or vague theory — it’s a full A–Z breakdown: positioning, offers, outreach, sales, and execution. Basically the systems most people are missing when they fail.

It’s currently free, and honestly one of the most detailed resources I’ve seen in one place.

If you’re tired of hopping between ideas and want something structured, it’s worth checking out:

https://www.skool.com/academy/about?ref=...b510ac475d]]>

I keep seeing people here jump between side hustles, tools, and tactics, so I wanted to share something that actually helped me understand the full picture.

Charlie Morgan (a multimillionaire entrepreneur and close friend of Sam Ovens, CEO of Skool) recently created a free Skool community where he teaches, step by step, how to land your first client in about 6 weeks using an agency/coaching model.

What stood out to me is that it’s not motivation or vague theory — it’s a full A–Z breakdown: positioning, offers, outreach, sales, and execution. Basically the systems most people are missing when they fail.

It’s currently free, and honestly one of the most detailed resources I’ve seen in one place.

If you’re tired of hopping between ideas and want something structured, it’s worth checking out:

https://www.skool.com/academy/about?ref=...b510ac475d]]> <![CDATA[Hippy Tony Shepherd :A Question and request]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Hippy-Tony-Shepherd-A-Question-and-request Sat, 31 Jan 2026 21:52:16 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Hippy-Tony-Shepherd-A-Question-and-request
1: Affordable Mentoring
2: Inner Circle
3: Insights

This ended with his changing to a new site

Code:

[https://www.skool.com/independence/about]

So, my question is, "can any BBHF member share the newsletters that have followed this change of location?"

Anyone?]]>
1: Affordable Mentoring
2: Inner Circle
3: Insights

This ended with his changing to a new site

Code:

[https://www.skool.com/independence/about]

So, my question is, "can any BBHF member share the newsletters that have followed this change of location?"

Anyone?]]> <![CDATA[[Get] Free AI-Powered Project Management Template That Makes you 10X More Efficient]]> https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Get-Free-AI-Powered-Project-Management-Template-That-Makes-you-10X-More-Efficient Fri, 23 Jan 2026 22:53:08 +0000 https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Get-Free-AI-Powered-Project-Management-Template-That-Makes-you-10X-More-Efficient

AI that keeps every
project moving

Your free template taps AI to draft plans, capture meetings, assign owners, and set priorities—so your team can focus on impact instead of admin.

It is free forever
sign up with a "Business Email"

Get it here]]>

AI that keeps every
project moving

Your free template taps AI to draft plans, capture meetings, assign owners, and set priorities—so your team can focus on impact instead of admin.

It is free forever
sign up with a "Business Email"

Get it here]]>