View source for Doxbin

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[[File:Gatsby aka Plumb3r raving about DOXBIN to strangers.png|thumb|right|A snapshot in the life of the typical DOXBIN victim.]]
[[File:Doxbin2.png|120px|thumb|More dox than a phonebook]]
'''Doxbin''' (<s>only works with [[Tor]]</s>) is the premier place on the net for Anons, [[script kiddie|hackers]], and other assorted irc faggots to go around dropping [[dox]]. After being shut down by feds and/or other skids multiple times, It is currently on its fourth or fifth incarnation. Unlike other services such as Pastebin, Doxbin didn't remove shit at the first sign of a complaint from some [[Daniel Brandt|angry fucker]], so your dox were guaranteed to stay up... that is, until the FBI stepped in and took it down from the nets. Of course, like [[b/|many other parts of the web]], Doxbin was [[NYPA|never your personal army]], faggot.

==Drama==
===Fox===
{{main|John Field}}
{{story|{{:Doxbin/doxbinvsfox}}}}

===interpolate===
{{main|hann}}
Doxbin experienced a brief setback during late 2011, due to [[hann|a professional script-kidde, and part-time FBI informant]] who managed to worm his way into Doxbin staff. To explain the entire situation as briefly as possible: interpolate (hann) cried a little, got kicked out, cried and packeted some more, and continued to prolong his tears by refusing to diminish his massive ego.

{{squote|tl;dr Hann /nicked to troof, snuck his way into becoming doxbin staff, whined his way into power at more places, pissed off a bunch of people, and got booted out. The kid acts like he's some sort of b0ss hecker, but he isn't shit unless he is literally given someone else's exploit code. The definition of a script kiddie, in other words.}}

===th3j35t3r===
In early April 2012, [[th3j35t3r]] "hacked" Doxbin, and exposed all of the source code. Instead of bowing to th3j35t3r's [[lie|obvious]] l33t haxx0r skills, they simply decided to troll him by making Doxbin open source. They proceeded to release all code and dox in an easy to use .tar.gz file. th3j35t3r, in an attempt to take down Doxbin, [[Streisand effect|effectively made it even more prevalent and popular]]. 

Thanks to all of the mirrors on the "normal" internet, it had become possible to view Doxbin without even having to fire up a Tor client. 

Much rage ensured on Twitter.

{{story|{{:Doxbin/nachashvsleres}}}}

==RIP==
[[file:HiddenServiceFBISeizure2014.jpg|right|thumb||[[Rest in peace|RIP in peace]]]]
In November [[2014]], Doxbin was seized by feddies as part of [[Operation_Onymous|Operation Onymous]], a bust of 27 [[Tor|.onion]] sites, such as [[Silk Road|Silk Road 2]], other darknet market places, [[revenge porn|Pink Meth]] and money laundering services. However, unlike many of the owners of the busted sites, [[User:nachash|nachash]] was not arrested because his personal opsec wasn't shit and Doxbin was always registered using the name of some faggot like [[Daniel Brandt]]. He then posted information about a possible deanonymization attack launched against Doxbin and Doxbin's logs on the [https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2014-November/007731.html Tor developers mailing list], so that Tor developers could look into discovering the issue that allowed the feds to seize Doxbin.

{{center|{{morphquote|mqtest||font-weight: bold;
|As was the tradition with doxbin boxes, the registration info usually either went back to some criminal who was on the run at the time of purchase... or it went back to someone who had a comprehensive doxbin entry (Hello, Daniel Brandt and Keith Alexander)|nachash on why he wasn't vanned after Doxbin was seized

|unlike my fellow illegal onion operators both past and present, I will actually be outside of a jail cell and able to read the ruthless dissection of my set-up.| Rubbing his freedom in Silk Road 2's Blake Benthall's face
}}}}

Unfortunately, in his mailing list post, he also wrote that he had [[goodnight sweet prince|zero intentions of bringing Doxbin back]]. However, Doxbin's source code and an archive of dox was available, which lead to the creation of...

===The New Doxbin=== 
[[File:Newdoxbinrekt.png|right|thumb|150px|Shut down before anyone could even upload new dox]]
{{twitter|TheNewDoxbin}} ([[BALEETED]]) was an attempt to replace Doxbin by a script kiddie who had [[fucktard|already been vanned and doxed]]. The site used Doxbin's source code and an old archive of dox, but also allowed [[child pornography]] as the owner was a [[pedophile]]. After a Twitter fight with nachash over whether or not the owner was too much of a faggot to run the site, the new Doxbin failed within days of being launched as nachash demonstrated how unfit the owner was by [[pwned|leaking the hidden service's private key.]]

===From the Ashes, the Phoenix is Reborn===
Following the colossal failure that was "The New Doxbin" was the creation of [http://doxbinrqbk7lcslw.onion/ yet another Doxbin], but this time the new owner received nachash's blessings in the form of the private keys for the old Doxbin URLs although it is currently read-only with no current plans on restoring it to [[shit|former glory]]. This means that as none of the Doxbin staff were arrested and the site is back, the feds' work was all done in a [[Thanks Obama|vain waste of tax payer money]]. To further rub sand in the feds' eyes, the new owner used the private keys to [[lulz|seize the old .onion addresses back from the feds]] and inform visitors of the newest address, demonstrating just how futile their attempts to kill any hidden service that isn't [[Silk Road|operated by retards]] really are. Which is now also deleted.

== External Links ==
* [http://doxbinbuhlhndwzi.onion// Doxbin] - Need [[Tor|Tor Browser]] to open.

==See Also==
*{{twitter|loldoxbin}}
*[[Dox]] (Not to be confused with [[Doxxing]])
*[[Deep Web]]
*[[th3j35t3r]]
*[[John Field]]
And some subjects of Doxbin's proscription list:
*[[Daniel Brandt]]
*[[Jennifer Emick]]
*[[Hann]]
*[[Krashed]]
*[[ronbryn]]
*[[zeekill]]
*[[Sue Basko]]
*[[Twitter]]
*[[xnite]]

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