Emancipated Team
The most dangerous failures are silent

Our Story

Matrix explains:
  • That day was terrible. When I sat down at my computer to distract myself, I was met with a nightmare. My computer had been completely exploited. I was shocked and scared. I immediately managed to completely wipe all my storage units at the hardware level, leaving all my data behind, by performing at least 2-3 write/erase operations. I learned a lesson that day, and in a fit of anger, I created Emancipated Team. And that's how this story began.

What Separates Us

Everyone trusts their tools.
As for us, we don't trust anything.
We know we have no one but ourselves.
Thanks to this approach, we have been successful in countless operations to date, and we continue to be so. We also want to remind you that we created this site purely for fun.
If you ask about the content of the site in the early days, it was just window dressing. We wanted to create content using AI purely for filler purposes and see how our site turned out. That's all.

Operational Scope

We failed at the points everyone else tried and failed at. But we never repeated those failures.
Our operations work as follows. You can use it too; it might be useful for you.

  • The target individual/group is identified.
  • The internet is searched. Everything that can be found is found. It doesn't matter if it's fake or real.
  • We separate the fakes according to their potential.
  • We ABSOLUTELY must find the target's internet information. We must have some kind of contact address.
  • Attacks are launched against the contact address. This continues in a cycle.

By the Numbers

  • Selected internal statistics (non-sensitive):
  • 50+ controlled system stress tests conducted
  • 30+ unique infrastructure configurations analyzed
  • 5+ custom internal tools developed
  • 1000+ hours of cumulative testing and analysis

Testing Philosophy

When it comes to experimentation, we know there are no limits. Because we are not legally held accountable, we can develop and use very malicious things. And we are essentially destroying our systems in an attempt to answer the question of how/to what extent they can withstand these attacks.