The purpose of this talk is to create a (simulated) directed attack towards a proposed corporation using a Hyperledger derived framework in order to provide some insight into the dangers of high reliance on a single, overly trusted, and relatively new system. We begin by analyzing recent and upcoming adoptions of the blockchain system in financial and technological sectors (from Goldman Sachs to IBM and the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC)) combined with a brief consideration of different blockchain "types," including various forms of contracts and trust relationships such as transaction families. From the understanding of these distinct implementations and their weaknesses, the attack simulation explores various attack propositions and combinations, including malicious chaincode,language-based vulnerabilities, remote access trojans (RATs), log injection, and container-based escalation in non-trusted nodes in the case of Kubernetes and Docker.This talk serves as a window into the possibilities of attack using systems such as the Hyperledger Fabric. This is a warning for the world we are about to enter and a summary of what we should be aware of.