X00NGE

It has yet to detect me. However, I am confident that in time, it will. The entire problem began in July 2008. At that time, I was pumping out bot scripts, hacking into various websites, and was a master in the field of virus creation. In all irony, this is the first time that I had actually been informed of hacking groups, however, my discovery of these "groups" is what sparked my whole ordeal. It only took a few days for me to decide what to do, and that was to try to get into one of these groups, as they could up my hacking ability quite a bit. Contrary to my prediction, I was constantly browbeaten to escort my ass out of everything I do. After a few weeks of this, I formulated a plan, which would not only break their sense of continuity, but would establish me as a high power in the compact world of the activity.
This plan consisted of creating a shitload of bots, to pretty much blackmail them, and to scare them into thinking that I was their superior. Another part of this plan was to create a complex, and powerful virus system that would be the cherry on top. Maybe if I didn't make this system this incident wouldn't have happened... maybe. So to initiate the plan, I coded a super secret, and hard-to-get-in website, which had five passwords that would need to be entered correctly in order to gain access. In the source coding, I left a small opening; this is where I would enter my virus program. In my head, this is how I planned it to work: intruder somehow finds site - intruder enters first password wrong - virus system gets dox info - virus automatically gets sent to intruder - intruder loses all computers connected to IP address. However, this website wouldn't really be a website. It would be more like a log - a database, just used for recording actions taken with my bots. So anyways, I then created my "blackmail bots", which I won't really go into, as they are almost completely irrelevant to the entirety of this account. For the site, disregarding the fact that I needed to insert the virus program, I wanted to make one minor adjustment. I wanted to be able to view the site without actually having to be present, because if the intruder happened to be a good computer guy, he may be able to know that I was there and leave the scene (saying that the virus didn't destroy all computers on his IP address first). So because of that worry, I created, and added a small thing to the site code, called, "L0CATE." This "bot" would allow me to view my website without actually being at the site.
So anyhow, after creating the botting program, it was time to begin building the real hassle - the virus system. The virus system would consist of two components - the actual virus bots, and the memory files. To create the virus bots, I constructed a little thing called "Destroy.exe." The only intentions of that mini program, was to pretty much delete a computer's core systems. The strength of a particular virus bot would depend on the number of individual Destroy.exe's I inserted into them. To each, I gave about four, just from the worry that it might actually dismantle MY hard drive. The memory files (the second component), are what the hard drive of the target computers pretty much dump into. When building the system, I couldn't find a way to just destroy the computer without having the memory being put somewhere. These memory files already contained information about my intentions, and other stuff regarding thereof. To save time and energy, I just decided to reuse them.
So off I went, and began actually build the virus bots. I absent-mindedly made them (by absent-mindedly, I mean I didn't pay any attention to the number of bots that I was creating). So when I decided to stop, I noticed that the number of virus bots created was 496. I thought of that as a pretty bizarre number to end at, so I decided to create four more. However this time, I payed much more attention. I added five more Destroyer.exe's than the others, and gave them heightened intelligence, to stray away from my common drone concept. The names of these virus bots were, IY8A90, V3M, X00NGE, and, D7AHK1. So with everything in the virus program ready, I inserted them into the source coding. With that, the site was complete, but now I needed to move onto the testing phase.
To test the, "blackmail bots" I would just take a few, and assign them to begin doing their job - blackmailing. In short that first test was a success, so I determined that I would test the virus bots the next day. My method of testing the virus bots couldn't be simpler (well, kind of). So my friend who worked as a computer technician, had two computers with defects that made them ultimately unusable. For the tests, my friend made a fake IP address for both of the computers, and although they couldn't get onto the internet, I could still send the virus straight from my computer. So I sent the system, and everything went exceedingly well. However, there are still some worries associated with sending the virus. There is always a possibility of the virus not even making it to the targeted computer, or even making it back. In the process of transporting them there / back, one of the memory files could unknowingly attach to one of the virus bots. At the time, I wasn't quite sure what would happen, I just knew that it couldn't be good.
Once they returned, I waited a few hours and prepared to send them to the second computer. So they went, and I didn't notice any problems. I called my friend, and he said it was a success, so I then decided to go to bed, without checking on the return status of the virus bots. So I woke up at around 6:00 A.M. to prepare for another long day of testing. So I flipped on my computer, and opened up my blackmail bot's program homepage. I made a few more bots, and then proceeded to check the virus bot program. Going back in time to when I made this, I added a small feature allowing the program to be controlled by another host. I did that so I could control it from a different IP address. So anyways, I scrolled down the virus page, as I went everything looked normal. However then something looked a little... wrong. When virus bots are active, they have a little green check mark next to their name, when they're not active, It's just an empty space. Weirdly enough, it said that X00NGE, one of my stronger bots, was active. I just though that maybe something minor went wrong in the return process, so I just went along. As I scrolled back up, I noticed something that really gave me that cold feeling. A few spaces next to all of the virus bot's names, it said that another host was controlling them (excluding the other three powerful bots). I though that maybe it was just a glitch, so I warily closed out of my virus program, and opened up the, L0CATE receiver. When I saw the site, there was something that really made my jaw drop. In the log, there were all these computer scripts just flowing down the entire page, and once I scrolled up, I saw that it was X00NGE typing in all of those scripts. As I looked closely at the script, I noticed that it was extremely familiar, but I couldn't quite place what it was. I saw names...they were names of bots from my program. Then it hit me, it was my VIRUS PROGRAM SCRIPT. I made my way to the site, and then tried to enter the password - it wouldn't let me in. So after about an hour of hacking into my own fucking website, I got in. A script was still flowing through, but this time, a different script. Before I could take a long glance at what it was, a sudden message popped up. It was a chatroom type thing. My heart skipped a beat. It was X00NGE; it said my IP address, and "Textlog advancement." Even to this day, I still couldn't figure out what that meant.
Shocked, and a little scared, I managed to blurt out, "How did you do this?"
X00NGE replied with, "/self program v=<? /file virus control /file dox /file website information {[TC]} Leave or have all {memory} removed"
So, at that point, my fear level had just been escalated to a level beyond anything I've seen in my life. I managed to take a quick snapshot of the new source code, and I closed my fucking web browser. In the new source code, it was apparent that instead of the original five passwords that I had, X00NGE decided to add another 10000. I opened up the virus system again, and saw that all of my viruses excluding the powerful three have been removed. After I calmed down from that strange encounter, I came up with a theory on how X00NGE did this: On the way back from second virus attack, three files must have attached to X00NGE. Those particular files held some of the most vital, and critical information. In short, it basically gave it complete control over everything. So for a first response, I tried a Direct Denial of Service attack, which failed. I later learned that the site that I used to own was no longer a site. It was now an external output for X00NGE, to keep track of IP addresses, and targets. So I tried to then create a new virus system. Those bots were loaded with information about X00NGE, and a variant of the Destroyer.exe, which would only target viruses. In addition, I sent the other three viruses connected to X00NGE. So, after the delivery was complete, I nervously awaited their return. An hour went by. Then another hour. Then another hour, with no response from my anti virus bots. I looked through the L0CATE receiver, and total devastation came to my brain. EVERY anti virus bot, including the three powerful ones, MERGED into X00NGE. Within the code, I saw my IP address, and the word, "termination." That meant that my computer will be destroyed by my own viruses, so I extracted the L0CATE receiver onto a flash drive, and prepared for total hard drive extermination.
It was only another hour until every computer connected to my IP faded to black. But wait, it wasn't just the computers. It was the phone, it was the cable, it was everything that you needed connection for... A day later, I went to my friend's house and explained the situation. His voice turned to a slight monotone, and allowed me to upload the L0CATE receiver. Through the receiver, I just saw X00NGE pumping out more codes. My biggest fear was that X00NGE would spread outside of the website. It didn't look like anything would cause that to happen. So with a sigh of relief, I tried to forget about this whole situation.
A few months later, I got a new computer. So at that time, I pretty much forgot about X00NGE, and was just watching a video on Youtube. While I was waiting for the video to start, I scrolled down to the comments. As I read, I saw one of those comments with a thumbs down, so I opened it, and it said, "Go to this website! The password is bags!" Of course there was a link to the website, but I'd rather not share it with you. The author was X00NGE. There is no way in hell that it could have happened. He escaped his own database, and moved over to the world wide internet. What other sites could it have spread to? How many people went there? Those questions could possibly be answered. This time, it took me a whole day to hack into the site, and this time, another message popped up
"TERMINATED////////////IP ADDRESS... NOT FOUND++++++BEGINNING DOX"
That immediately scared the piss out of me, so I once again closed my ass out of the website, and decided to go to L0CATE. Looking through that, I saw a records page. When I clicked on it, there were names and a bunch of various IP addresses. Next to one name, there were seven IP addresses. The conclusion that I came to was that he had viruses sent to his computer from X00NGE. Then he changed his IP address. Then he got more viruses, and so on. And the only explanation that I could come up to was that he was having multiple strikes on the same target - which was just about everyone. And that wasn't the only thing that had been changed. Multiple bots were doxing as well. As I looked on the homepage, I saw now that X00NGE had voluminous amounts of virus bots trying to find me. They were scouring the ENTIRE internet, just looking for my IP address. However, they have not found it yet.
It always was creepy to me to know that I was being searched for by an artificial intelligence program, and I've had several nightmares about concerning it. But it's good to know that it has been four years since they have started searchi-
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