I updated the post...tracked down another screen shot.

BTW, I personally visited this page and tried to get past it - understand how it was put together. It was a big deal on /pol

But, shortly after the page was removed. I say this because someone with minimal know-how could have faked the page and pasted the screenshot, but it was indeed actually a page on their site.

just to add my 2 cents, anybody considered that MK could be the head of the Los Angeles FBI field office's child sex crimes and human trafficking division, i read they go by MK

Passwords can be hidden in the headers of the emails or in image files.

I believe this is the software used to create the website:

http://www.jimdo.com/

In my previous testing it would return an XML that would tell me that my key was invalid.

Use ` and ` to enclose code :) (that or 4 spaces)

4740127360

pizza is a codeword—not only was “cheese pizza” (CP) used on 4chan but many pedophile circles use it on the darkweb. They then use the word “slices” to describe how many images they want see

https://i.sli.mg/3tJhM5.png

Nope, just that menu and then the BRUNCH menu :)

Thank you. If I had TailsOS on me right now I'd run the script all night for a much wider range :D

But my current range should include 3-4 files if there aren't any other files it can find [2 copies of menu, 1 or 2 copies of brunch menu]. ;)

IT IS A PIZZA MENU! -- UPDATE: NO, IT IS NOT!

I did a Google search with the first filename on the list: 6ss92y91o2piwf77 I found two relevant discussions, both on 4chan:

Anonymous (ID: iH8VgJop) 11/22/16(Tue) 12:10:17 No.99710491

Related. I have a new lead on Pizzagate.

Some anon found a bunch of secret files on Comet Ping Pong's site. Another anon found a way to download them but nobody can open them because they're disguised as .zip files but nobody knows what file type they really are.

I opened it up in notepad++ and did some looking and it looks like they're secretly .pdfs. Only problem is I have no idea how to open a potentially malicious pdf without it phoning home or attacking the computer. Any anons know? This could be the smoking gun.

http://s742dd563442b66d6.jimcontent.com/download/version/0/module/4741080860/name/6ss92y91o2piwf77.zip

Somebody please try that one.

I downloaded the 7.7 MB file. Opened it in VI in a Linux terminal. The first lines showed it was a PDF file. I then changed the file extension to .pdf. The Ubuntu file manager immediately displayed a preview thumbnail of a PDF file. Zooming in shows it is a Comet Ping Pong menu. I opened the file to confirm.

The title of the file is COMET_11_10_06. The metadata says it was created on October 6, 2011.

I have no idea how the anon managed to download the file. Maybe by brute force trying different keys.

One detail does not match up. The member area list says the size of the file is 24 MB. Is this really the same file?

The other post on 4chan only exist in on archive.is.

Anonymous (ID: 2oEMGqbG) 11/08/16(Tue)23:12:34 No.97050343▶

97046854

Here is a few example links for downloads:

http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4750801860/Comet+Ping+Pong+menu.pdf

http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4741080860/0gu0rgihy78uep6a.zip

If we try http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4750801859/Comet+Ping+Pong+menu.pdf we get "<Message>The specified key does not exist.</Message>"

I think it's fair to assume that the key they would ask you for if you were to download the menu from the filelist would be 4750801860 in this case.

So basically to try and fetch the first file in the list from the printscreen we could try to bruteforce this URL:

http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/[10 DIGIT KEY]/6ss92y91o2piwf77.zip

To get amp.txt one would assume you'd have to bruteforce:

http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/[10 DIGIT KEY]/amp.txt

The file 0gu0rgihy78uep6a.zip is also a Ping Pong menu in PDF format.

UPDATE 1

In response to PizzaPoop below: The only part of the URL that matters is the 10-digit code. It does not matter what the filename is in the, the server will always return the same file, but rename it accorting to the request.

This explains the wrong size and wrong file type. Someone tried the 10-digit code for the November 10 menu with the filename of the 24 MB .zip file. The server served the menu, but gave it the name of the .zip file.

If you splice together a URL like this: http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4750801860/Super-secret-kiddie-pr0n.pdf you will get the same menu with a different name.

It is possible to download the .zip files if one has the correct 10-digit code. It is however difficult to know what file one has downloaded. The only way of knowing is if the file has the correct size and the correct file type. (The file extension is irrelevant. What matters is the magic number at the start of the file.)

UPDATE 2

The 10-digit code may be based on the date. Here is a list of all valid URLs I have found on the site and via Google.

http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4741080860/MENU.pdf?t=1317991351 (October 10, 2011?) http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4741082460/SPECIALS.pdf?t=1317991370 (October 24, 2011?) http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4750801860/Comet+Ping+Pong+menu.pdf?t=1437072342 (October 1, 2015?) http://www.cometpingpong.com/app/download/4750802660/BRUNCH_menu.pdf?t=1392393404 (October 2, 2015?)

The timestamp / version parameter can be missing or zero, it has no effect on the result.

Not so sure about that, as they are both very small text files. Not sure why those 2 would be text files and the rest larger zips? And they don't have crazy names, they are just called "amp". Maybe LGL means legal, like some sort of rules or instructions for the users? Like a readme type thing.

I am an IT guy. Pizza places don't have backdoors like this on their website. There wouldn't be a DL Key for each file. The zip file names would not be obfuscated. They would have names like CometLogo.zip if it was for marketing so that people could actually find what they wanted. And marketing files wouldn't be protected...

I suggest that this is a smoking gun.

who ever was able to get into the download page certainly downloaded the files, right? Why wouldn't they?? WTF

MK ULTRA would be my guess. Rape and torture of children is part of the process. I'm thinking Alefantis's could be part of, or a contractor for, the CIA.

the site is still up: http://www.cometpingpong.com/protected/

someone needs to hack the password ASAP

There is a Moloch in Mortal Kombat : http://mortalkombat.wikia.com/wiki/Moloch

Moloch kill maybe

Mk = Moloch - something ?

This is really intriguimg. Are the credentials public?

Please, help me update the wiki of the case at http://www.pizzagate.review/

Thanks!

Mercy killing?

Dumb question I know but thought I'd ask nonetheless, has anybody tried appending .zip for .onion? To see if it throws any pages up over tor? Or using a Tor search engine such as NotEvil or DuckDuckGo to search for the files? Been lurking a few days and just registered

A bluepill explanation would be "LGL" stands for "legal" and "MK" stands for "marketing". Just throwing it out there what other people may say.

The directory distribution of MK and LGL makes more sense for a couple of "legal" files and bunch of "marketing" files than for one or two "little girl lover" files and a bunch of miscellaneous pedophilia that fits into whatever "MK" is.

Also note that LGL are all .txt files while MK are all .zip files. So LGL and MK are clearly not symmetric in terms of content.

"discovered " download page? How was it discovered? HTML page available? Without a source it could only be a picture every amateur could make in Photoshop.

Or Mortal Kombat.

This is a dead end.

Please tell me - what does MK mean?

Did people actually download these files? Are they archived?

This right here could be the smoking gun. I need a refresher on this aspect. So, in the members area of the Comet website there were allegedly enormous files available for download but they are not there anymore?. Also, I saw another post asking if anyone could decrypt these files. Why hasn't a hacker gotten on this case? When this was mentioned in another post, the .jpg attached to one of the emails was supposed to be encrypted as well? If anyone could elaborate more on this case it would be greatly appreciated.

Wait wait wait, I appear to have missed this revelation, do you you have an archive or link please and thanks?