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>>107759848

>Recommended operating systems
General purpose: Debian, Fedora, Arch Linux, Xubuntu, Linux Mint
Security focused: Qubes OS, Whonix, Tails, OpenBSD

>Recommended mobile operating systems
Android based: GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, DivestOS, LineageOS
Linux based: postmarketOS, PureOS

>Recommended browsers
Chromium based: Brave, Chromium (ungoogled)
Firefox based: Waterfox, Zen Browser, LibreWolf, Tor Browser
Firefox with Zero user.js: https://pastebin.com/PRQyRv6x

>Advanced content blocking
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium-mode

>Browser tests
https://www.deviceinfo.me
https://dnsleaktest.com
https://librespeed.org
https://time.gov

>Recommended search engines
Brave Search, SearXNG, DuckDuckGo, Startpage

>Privacy oriented DNS
https://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.html
https://nextdns.io
https://quad9.net

>Privacy oriented email
Proton Mail, Tuta Mail, Mailbox.org, Riseup, Disroot

>Recommended instant messengers
Signal, SimpleX Chat, Session, Briar, Element

>BIOS replacement
https://coreboot.org
https://libreboot.org

>Resources
https://www.privacyguides.org
https://anonymousplanet.org/guide/
https://ssd.eff.org
https://ryf.fsf.org/products
https://haveibeenpwned.com
https://inteltechniques.com/workbook.html
https://eldritchdata.neocities.org
https://sizeof.cat/links
https://stallman.org/facebook.html
https://chromium.woolyss.com

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Threadly reminder to go read Fisheye Placebo for more cyberpunk goodness!
63 >Vance just wanted to make the most out of his college experience under a totalitarian regime, and if that meant hacking into the university to assign himself a hot female roommat e, then so be it. The last thing he expected was to be dragged into a crazy conspiracy to overthrow the government by his most-definitely-not-female roommate.
64
65 Archive
66 Chapter 1 Part 1
67 https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/138433030/
68 Chapter 4 Part 7 (latest)
69 https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/145447092/
70
71 https://www.yuumeiart.com/fisheye-placebo-chapters
>>107913718
sizeof.cat
kek what a faggot. Guess the operative was compromised

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Threads on future cities still running: >>107895900

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>>107914141
Its one of the most cyberpunk cases I've found honestly. I love how dark the cities are getting, I just hope they became more rainy and full of neon. I don't think the places I've been in can capture true cyberpunk ambience.

What are you hacking this week, anon?

What do you think, anon?
>Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Wednesday, December 24, 2025) -- The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced it received two major contributions totaling around $900,000 USD.
https://www.fsf.org/news/free-software-foundation-receives-historic-private-donations

>>107914888
Some chicken tendies and ham radio!

>>107916826
Are you making a makeshift radio?

is johnny mnemonic cyberpunk enough?

>>107918768
I think so yeah, and discussion is welcome. Why do you like johnny mnemonic?

Do you think there is a language free from dependency poisoning?

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What do you think is the best way to find news nowadays? Usenet? IRC? the clearweb or some protocol like RSS?
A fascinating report on cloud security
https://www.sentinelone.com/resources/whitepapers/assets/cnapp/cloud-security-risk-report-en

>>107921609
one where dependencies don't change that often, to minimize the risk. So C I would say

>>107921914
Not so sure, those libraries can be huge bloat. I think it would require to be free from dependencies or package managers whatsoever so assembly or lisp I think would be better choices.

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>>107918768
>>107918768
Might be more /k/ but I've been thinking a lot recently about how mollies Flechette gun from Neuromancer (and by extension johnny mnemonic) is a quite similar to the joergsprave's six needler. One would need some available neurotoxin (i'm thinking mushrooms) and something like a veterinarians injector arrow but it's very close.

>>107921972
Oh /k/ stuff is good too, after all weaponry is a form of tech. I think veterinarians would have good supplies of useful reagents without the heavy requirements of medics. Now, a psychiatrist could also get his hands on some very interesting stuff.

>>107916826
>>107917076
Sepaking of radio: >>107916321 and >>107856344

>>107922199
Should try buillding one of those just for fun

>>107922535
They are quite cheap, so its worth trying

>>107913718
I fucking knew that site wouldn't last long.

>>107914157
Why you want to be miserable?
Just move to London.

>>107915928
In Monero, how do they even manage that?

>>107918768
It is in the same world and from the same author that pretty much started the whole genre.
So, ofc.

>>107921609
Just dont use libraries that just obfuscate basic OS access.

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>>107923504
Money laundering?
>>107923492
I like the ambiance, but I don't want to have a police stick shoved up my asshole. Orwell was right.

>>107923566
>Want cyberpunk weather
>Doesn't want cyberpunk fundamentals
Anon, please. Cyberpunk is nice as a fiction aesthetics, it sucks as a reality.

>>107923566
>Money laundering?
Sure, but how? How you get paper money out of that without leaking shit?
Honest question.

>>107923627
They're probably better at that than I am as I have no idea

>>107923566
Damn, even his home? It was supposed to be a warning not an instruction manual!

How is this achieved?
https://youtu.be/58JqGuclqng

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Threadly reminder all real hackers and cyberpunks ended with him

>>107925927
What did he do that was so amazing?

>>107924699
>It was supposed to be a warning not an instruction manual!
You could say the same about Neuromancer, but here we are.

>>107925102
>How is this achieved?
Not really sure since I've never done it, but my guess:
>figure out their IP (been done before, you somehow trick them into clicking on a link that reveals it)
>Assume whatever cctv they have is inside their same laptop network, scan for it
>figure out cctv brand and model, look up default admin+pass for it (counting on the idiots not changing it, which is probably true 100% of the time)
>Boom, you're in

>>107926619
an oldfag which best exploit was to use a whistle to reproduce some old phones special frequency for phreaking
Then globohomo went after him, sex assault blahblah.

>>107928701
That's what makes him so legendary, he was powerful enough to trigger globohomo

>>107925927
>>107928701
Not only that, he built the modern telephone system as we know it. Guy's a genius!

>>107930530
He is a really cool guy. Is phreaking possible nowadays?
https://youtu.be/2LHyKyuJhTA

>>107931406
Not on modern systems. They changed from in-band to out of band signalling. Third world countries have poor phone system security and they are able to inject f ake data so that it looks like it is the police that calls you instead of a scammer from the third world.

>>107926619
Blow a whistle into a telephone mic. Yes, that's all it takes to impress /g/.

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>>107927591
Honestly I would take the sprawl over the globohmo hellscape we have now. I saw a quote from Gibson on /lit/ parroting the same thing. At leas the coffin hotels were hotels not apartments

This is super cool
https://youtu.be/gJDEqIzkBHg

>>107913571
3D Printers are being outlawed in Washington without nanny software for being problematic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvBVZIJWejs

>>107932698
Damn that truly sucks, they were supposed to be the future

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>>107932025
Oh beds like those hive beds people use in Japan

=== /sec/ News:
>Remote authentication bypass in telnetd
https://lwn.net/Articles/1055213/
>The telnetd server invokes /usr/bin/login (normally running as root) passing the value of the USER environment variable received from the client as the last parameter.
>If the client supplies a carefully crafted USER environment value being the string "-f root", and passes the telnet(1) -a or --login parameter to send this USER environment to the server, the client will be automatically logged in as root bypassing normal authentication processes.

Unbelievable.

>>107933688
That is super scary

>>107934207
The ride never ends. Who knows how many telnetd are ticking in the background, now getting a flood of "visitors"?

https://github.com/justcallmekoko/ESP32Marauder/wiki/Flock-Sniff

is flocking the new wardriving?

>>107933688
plain and simple input injection, were they vibecoding it or what?

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Are these things worth the price tag or just a novelty? I have no specific use case, the y just seem interesting to me.

>>107935693
That's super cool. Definitely worth the investment

>>107935553

intentional backdoor

>>107936119
I like connecting electrodes to the backdoor

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>>107932025
This is why I live in the Solarpunk countryside and commute to dystopia.

>>107933525
They had these at the Tallin airport, free to use. Super comfy, you can just chill there for a bit while you wait for your airplane.

>>107913571
I've been dealing with a stalker with mental issues (bpd, narcissism etc) and they recently appeared in an uber trip I took, what's the best way to scrape uber for information before I go legal and get a lawyer to subpoena the company for documentation and data

>>107936985
That's the better choice, enjoy it while the countryside still exists anon. I wish we had a country side here.

>>107936985
based

>>107935693
depends on how much you are willing to tinker with it and your use case.
If you flash it with the unleashed firmware, it really packs a punch for 90% of common uses, the next 10% is tinkering and retrieving the data on a computer for further exploit

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>>107913571
I'd like to ask something if it's not much trouble.
Recently a well-known website in my country has been hacked, supposedly, millions of accounts exposed.
this made me think, what do in these cases? changing passwords seems useless, they already have the information. Deleting the account is also useless for the same reason. And no one willo chagne their home, bank account and everything just to be safe.
Could anyone give me some advice in this kind of situations?

>>107938845
You have to report it, if its not a third world shithole then they're bound to help you.
But changing pass and data is good anyway. Bank card can also be changed, all that you can do to prevent the data from being used is useful.

>>107935541
Has potential to change the game definitely

>>107921858
Bump. Got a bot scraping telegram and x for relevant keyword matches for my news and CTI. How about the rest of you?

>>107939897
Once made a simple bot to scrape but haven't really had much time to fine tune it or practical uses since most of my news I consume here. What language are you using?

>>107939897
toying around commoncrawl for large scale recon, s3 x athena

Just did my first proper CTF challenge. How the fuck was I supposed to know "MagnusBilling" was an actual piece of software. It sounds like something done schizo CTF designer thought up at 3 AM lmao.

>>107939944
Python. Basic but works and good enough for me running on a low power consuming headless pi and running 24x7. Bot from BotFather on Telegram. Works like a charm and zero headaches.

>>107939973
Nice. Care to elaborate for a normie?

>>107940069
That's fine I think because unless you intend to sell a product, a fast scripting language does the job just fine.

>>107940000
That's both the point and the issue. Map the attack surface, check which components are being used -> see if people already documented common vectors -> if not, innovate.
It's also what drove me sick with CTFs vs real world pentesting/bug hunting

>>107940075
Basically, crawling the internet at scale is not really a home project or even for a small corp without dedicated ressources. Common crawl kinda does that, you can get their datasets for free, but its multiples TB of data. Parts of it can be extracted so you don't have to process everything locally (or in the cloud which would also cost some money).
One thing that can be easily extracted are the URLs, which gives you a nice (incomplete) map of a big chunk of the web. From there, you can do your security research (finding data, identifying what can be prone to X vuln, scrape...).
Data is stored on AWS S3 so you can easily transfer it between services and query the datasets without downloading too much

>>107940867
Yes but what use would you have for web crawling?

>>107936318

leave your sex life out of this

>>107940122
Much appreciated. Thanks

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GNU InetUtils telnetd Argument Injection Authentication Bypass (CVE-2026-24061)

https://github.com/vulhub/vulhub/tree/master/inetutils/CVE-2026-24061

Out since 2015, but very rarely seen telnetd in corps

>>107941525
That looks so cool! Thank you anon

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>>107925927
Was he smarter than the Woz or Stallman?

>>107942478
Why does he look like that?

>>107936985
>I live in the Solarpunk countryside
No such thing.

>>107935693
They're based if you know how to use them. If you have to ask if they're "worth the price tag," you have no business owning one.

>>107939944
>>107940069
Why? LLMs literally write scrapers faster and better than any human can.

>>107943828
Yeah but humans have to interpret them

>>107943826
Settle down tough guy, it was a simple question.

>>107942478
Nah not more than daddy Stallman

>>107944797
>Settle down tough guy, it was a simple question.
and you got a pretty simple answer.

>>107913587
Thank you for the resources, anon!

>>107943819
>No such thing.
I am surrounded by a lake, a river, farmland and orchards, and I turned my own garden into an orchard. Most of what I grow is edible. Also I have a friend who is a Japanese landscape architect who will help me with the aesthetics.
This is plenty Solarpunk to me.

>heard about cape, the supposedly private cell service
>funded by peter fucking thiel
lol. lmao even.

>>107935541

needs a better name. fliffing sounds like yiffing tho.

>>107913718
w h e w
i really liked the cafe
what a faggot

>>107946735
We need a site like that but far more resistant to takedowns

>>107945880
Yeah most services nowadays are honeypots

>>107945880
Only way to have something that's glownig shit is to make totally decentralized anonymous meshnets. How to efficiently do so, though? Fuck if I know. But it is clear that the only private and secure future in the cyber is one where we cast off the mainstream and make a clean break from the system as it stands.

>>107945530
>I am surrounded by a lake, a river, farmland and orchards, and I turned my own garden into an orchard.
Wall projection technology has advanced so much it's crazy.

Linux or BSD, cyb?

>>107949233
BDS any day every day

>>107949477
Its BSD and its shit. I'd take a Debian based distro any day

What do you think about cryptographic libraries? And do you think they'll still work with the advent of quantum computing?

>>107950820
They glow. So easy to take over its not even funny

What are some cool things you could do in the field of cryptography?

>>107951884

encrypt your benis :DDDDDDD

>>107951884
Why not some system to encrypt files?

>>107951884

ransomware a nation state

>>107953480
A carrier group appears!
Do you:
- sit still, trusting your Maduro Inc. security?
- change door locks?

>>107953970

no one deployed a carrier group when police and hospitals were hit

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>gets rewritten in Rust
>stops working
Just like Canonical. Why do rustrannies write such bad code???

>>107951884
Make safe apps and custom encryption. Break encryption.

>>107950820
Middle school tier question.

>>107943828
A human with an LLM writes a better scraper than an LLM on its own. The best combo is smart human plus LLM

>>107951719
Do you have any examples? Yes evil crypto libraries are a popular hacker trick. Yes, the ones used in major systems can be broken easily. But the one you run and implement doesn't have to be.

>>107954677
>Why do rustrannies write such bad code???
Because they can get away with it. It is always someone else's fault. I am sure you remember quite a few of tehse from school. Some rise up to management. Others become bad programmers.

>>107954690
Sounds quite boring

Been checking out some algorithms but not sure where to take hacking in the current year. I miss the days where you could make viruses and release them into the wild

>>107956369
There's nothing worth checking. LLMS can do it anyway

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>>107913571
sizeof.cat is gone. Meanwhile:
The FAQ:
https://archive.is/mkDpa
Huge list of cyberpunk media:
https://archive.is/6pQt6

Always keep a copy, and a copy of that too.

>>107957295
Should be set for next thread. Thank you, anon! What are you working on this week?

god in the machine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPGOrE9HilI

I just got an sms from some fuckers trying to phish me:
https://scan.safetoopen.com/?id=14aceff3012902dd990b86e98cbe99ed7af1560c1e31d1b4afb1e2235931708d

That is my bank, and I'm not getting phishing attempts from any other impersonated bank. So my question is, how did these fuckers get my number, and how did they know that was my bank? The second question is the more important one

>>107958142
Social engineering most probably

>>107958836
>Social engineering
if by that you mean I was SE'd, I don't think so. I am a recluse, I don't talk to anybody, I leave the house to go get some groceries and I go to my weekly guitar lesson. I haven't been to a bar in months.
If by SE you mean the bank lost my info then yeah, could be.

>>107958893
Exactly, they don't waste time going against individuals. They go after the big addresses

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totally unrelated to the thread other than cosmetics but....
you guys got any recs on cool security related shirts that arent just a kali logo or something?

>>107959263
>They go after the big addresses
yeah, in that case I'm fucked. Every major corporation in my country has been hacked to death a thousand times over. Just gotta rely on my own personal DevSecOps I guess

>>107959344
Welcome to this clown world where they claim you need no netsec but then they get hacked and suddenly its your fault somehow

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>>107959275
this would be cool on a shirt

>>107959381
found it: They were hacked sometime in November of last year, they say they got only basic info and to beware of phishing attempts. This is published in some no-name website that gets no publicity at all. My bank spams me with promotional emails trying to sell me shit all the time, they could have warned me about this as well, the fuckers.

Link in spanish: https://www.adslzone.net/noticias/fintech/usuarios-banco-santander-hacker-filtracion-datos/

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>>107957342
>Should be set for next thread.
Good to hear. And I hope we can continue with more uplifting OP images like the one we have now.
>Thank you, anon!
You are welcome.
>What are you working on this week?
I am looking into putting together a SDR-RTL based multi band GPS receiver. It seems there are quite a few odd things you can do with such a receiver.

>>107959275
A latex shirt is not conductive so it should be taser proof.
Seems latex is reaching mainstream now with Adidas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpEHEPQ4Ud8

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Time for some nightcore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhwVE9xYEzw

>>107959820
Awesome work, anon!

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>>107959820
Imagine latex but having high tech. I hope fashion becomes less faggy and more like the Edgerunners universe

>>107960728
I am surprised there hasn't been more integration of high tech and clothing desu

>landlord cuts wifi because half the house isn't paying rent and the other half is empty
>hotspot not included in my plan
>root Pixel 6A Android 15 with Magisk
>Install Magisk module from GitHub for unlimited hotspot
>It actually works
>Update to Android 16
>Magisk patch root method no longer works
>Only results in bootloops
>Bootloops mentioned first line of changelog, right next to the part where it says codebase got migrated to Rust
>Go on deep dive into Android (does psg want my notes?)
>Everyone on GitHub complaining about bootloops in Issues section of Magisk
I guess I'm gonna try KernelSU as a root method this time.

>>107960728
>>107961780
>obese and elder people on high tech spandex
>Notification from your pants: it was a wet fart.
>ads coming from your socks.
>someone hacked your pants.
we don't live in an anime, anons...

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>>107960728
>Imagine latex but having high tech.
So, Eudeamon?

This general has gotten even dumber than before. Who the fuck cares about latex gimpsuits?

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>>107964009
Clearly you cared enough to complain. An obvious guess i sthat you do not contribute anything beyond complaints. And latex is and has always been futuristic.

>>107962263
Or fix it and push the update. You can do it, anon!

>>107963620
The future is now and its beautiful!

Downloaded a pdf from a .cn website... Do I need to do a system restore?

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>>107963682
Nice 90s CGI

>>107959275
Why? Wearing a shirt splattered with logos is gay.

>>107964564
Why would I work with Rust? Besides my update would only fix it on my phone, who knows what it would do to other phones

>>107960728
Does a jacket with such a high and large collar actually exist?

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>>107966194
Well in the anime at least they're using fireman jackets so it truly does. Its quite cool as an idea just add some huds and leds

>>107966118
for when im at home or doing casual things
it can be done tastefully

>>107966284
Have to admit their suits are fucking cool. Also don't they have an organ recovery service in cyberpunk?

>>107966813
I hope the real world gets one too

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>>107960728
Astronaut space suits should qualify. Pic. related uses "polymers" but all indications are it is latex.

>>107966192
>work with Rust?
Might be of interest:
https://lwn.net/Articles/1053142/
>There are a couple of interesting implications from this outcome, should it hold. The first of those is that, as Rust code reaches more deeply into the core kernel, its code for concurrent access to shared data will look significantly different from the equivalent C code, even though the code on both sides may be working with the same data.

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>>107959820
And again. Today's is a classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjGZLnja1o8

>>107968649
Amazing stuff. Speaking of, what happened to the cyb radio?

>>107968784
It died, anon

Why are so many of THMs rooms some bullshit obscure steganography or crypto from the 60s? I want to learn actual pentesting, not solve "puzzles". A few of the boxes are fun because you get to exploit either known vulnerabilities or misconfigurations, but a *lot* of them are this kind of "puzzle" BS.

Real-life bug bounties and pentesting is 1000x more fun, but almost no companies in my shitty country offer them, and I'm not gud enough to find problems in US companies.

>>107964431
You're not contributing shit, you're just keeping this place weird so no one wants to post here, especially about industry. KYS. Women in catsuits has nothing to do with hacking.

>>107970480
>Industry
No one cares about cert shit, security and real hacking is where its at

Also posting random jest articles doesn't count as contributing, especially when they hide all code and sources. I don't give a fuck what (((experts))) say unless they're talking technical.

>>107970558
>Sec and real hacking
That's what I mean when I say industry. What else could I have meant?

haveibeenflocked is live and needs your help

>>107969700
>I want to learn actual pentesting, not solve "puzzles"
Why are u on THM then? I never touch that platform. Hey, why not get an older IPad and hack that? Bonus pts if it is locked. There's your real world hax

https://github.com/corbindavenport/just-the-browser

END AI IN THE BROWSER

>>107966118
Not if the logos are cool

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>>107962263
Success! KernelSU came through when Magisk failed. Now that I have internet again, it's time to debrief. Gotta make a GitHub issue for my specific model of phone, and gonna comment on XDA about how Magisk rewritten in Rust is a complete dumpster fire. Rooting Android 16 with kernelSU was very easy. It's just like Magisk in the sense that you just have to feed your phone's official boot.img the kernelSU app (i cloned the apk from GitHub), then flash the image with fastboot. I flashed it to both slots. One big note is that unlike previous Android versions, flashing the vbmeta partition is no longer required.

>>107964564
>>107968221
>Anon why don't you put on your Rust socks and program a solution for the official repo to pull
As I already explained, I could only do this with my device. It could break other devices, and that's assuming the literal troons (Rust programmers) in charge of the repo even accept my pull request. And why would i go through all that trouble, when I have so much else to do? It suffices for me to take the quicker and easier solution. Also I have already done a proper thorough double-all-nighter deep dive investigating this matter. I thought my disk was corrupt or i had some version mismatch or something. Nope, turns out Magisk has trooned out and ACK'd itself. Why would I spend my time contributing to such a project now?

tool drop: https://github.com/seqra/seqra
java/kotlin SAST on bytecode with inter-procedural taint/dataflow. semgrep-ish yaml rules. catches stored injections

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>>107970565
Nah real hackers don't sell their bussy to the corpos, real hackers hack because they love to hack like Kevin Mitnick or Terry Davis

>>107973815
I don't sell out to corpos as a hacker dw. I'm one of them stealth hackers with a day job that isn't CS related.

>>107956369
You still can make viruses and release em

>>107955319
Rust isn't the problem, it's the Rust users who are the problem

>>107973104
+1 for Java
Ghidra is written in Java btw
GHEIL
GHIDRA

NEWPIPE IS DOWN
NEWPIPE IS DOWN
THIS IS NOT A DRILL
4CHAN HACKERMAN TO THE RESCUE

>>107923492
>i love , i hope things become more like
>"why do you want to be miserable?"
Not too bright are you?

So, we meet again, Pajeesh of Google. You just won't leave Newpipe alone, will you? How I'd like to deal with you once and for all, yet you continue this cat and mouse game. You, who would force me into using my organic community programming skill to buck break you every time at your own game. All your efforts are in vain anyway, Youtube is dying.

>>107968784
>what happened to the cyb radio?
There were several, and nearly all are gone. I found just the lain chan ones (two URLs) that normally trigger spam filters
...chan.org/radio.html
---chan.org/radio

>>107974365
They don't work anymore. What was the last time any virus became famous like the trojans or worms of old?

=== /sec/ News:
>Stenberg: The end of the curl bug-bounty program
https://lwn.net/Articles/1055996/#Comments
>The never-ending slop submissions take a serious mental toll to manage and sometimes also a long time to debunk. Time and energy that is completely wasted while also hampering our will to live.
>I have also started to get the feeling that a lot of the security reporters submit reports with a bad faith attitude. These "helpers" try too hard to twist whatever they find into something horribly bad and a critical vulnerability, but they rarely actively contribute to actually improve curl. They can go to extreme efforts to argue and insist on their specific current finding, but not to write a fix or work with the team on improving curl long-term etc. I don't think we need more of that.

>>107974610
Makes me sad, Lain was the last bastion of real hacking in the modern world

>>107976010
I just checked, many of the other sites have also mysteriously fallen off the net.

>>107974937
You dumbass, a virus installer.exe can easily take over your machine if you give it permission to change your pc. One evil game installer is all it takes. The only thing that's different today is that it's harder to launch an exe from your OS.

>>107977237
What is a virus? I see no such thing in my Linux box

>>107977932
You fucking retard, running

sudo ./virus.exe

Is the same thing. Also Windows malware can escape WINE and pwn your Linux box.

>>107978162
Linux can't get viruses.

>>107978230
I literarily installed a linux rat on s rsndom iskand server once lol im like what now

>>107978230
Stupidest post of the thread award, congratulations. I could pwn your Linux system with one Python script, and I'm a retard

def create_cronjob_phone_home:
    # get pwnd n00b

GODDAMMIT PAJEESH STOP TRYING TO GATEKEEP JEWTUBE, I JUST WANNA LISTEN TO SOME METALLICA REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>107935693
Yeah they are, if you have a micropenis and an even smaller brain.

>>107978502
kek that's so based. Ever hacked cron?

>>107970480
And just what made you think that Cyberpunk is only about hacking?

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https://forklog.com/en/critical-vulnerabilities-found-in-clawdbot-ai-agent-for-cryptocurrency-theft/

We are really living in exciting times, vibe-coded personal AI assitants getting pwned and leaking all your most private data

>>107979200
In multiple different CTF's

>>107980839
Truly a new golden era for hacking

ruh roh
https://it.slashdot.org/story/26/01/27/0550249/lawsuit-alleges-that-whatsapp-has-no-end-to-end-encryption

>>107982186
I knew it!

>>107978272 >>107978367
Did you just confuse virus with any kind of malware??

Listening in on the emergency services went well with playing poker, according to friend sof mine. Then things got encrypted. And then, someone cracked parts of te system:
>Telive osmo-tetra-sq5bpf: An Experimental TETRA Decoder that Enables Voice Decryption (If You Have the Key)
https://www.rtl-sdr.com/telive-osmo-tetra-sq5bpf-an-experimental-tetra-decoder-that-enables-voice-decryption-if-you-have-the-key/
>But because the TEA1 encryption was broken due to a backdoor being discovered in 2023, he has also added support for using the 32-bit short key directly, which can be automatically recovered from TETRA traffic using his other software called teatime. TEA1 encryption is being phased out, but many deployments still use it.

https://youtu.be/x7X_Z4Qq6Ik
>ai was used in conjunction with israel's backdoors in processors to take a picture of someone in their home before killing them
>usa is sharing data into the same system on its own citizens

=== /sec/ News:
>A critical GnuPG security update
https://lwn.net/Articles/1056209/
>A crafted CMS (S/MIME) EnvelopedData message carrying an oversized wrapped session key can cause a stack buffer overflow in gpg-agent during the PKDECRYPT--kem=CMS handling. This can easily be used for a DoS but, worse, the memory corruption can very likley also be used to mount a remote code execution attack. The bug was introduced while changing an internal API to the FIPS required KEM API.

AI won here. Aisle finding 0 days on everything. Automated pentesting and automated blue teaming.

Over!

>>107969700
>Why are so many of THMs rooms some bullshit obscure steganography or crypto
most are actually web stuff but whatever
>not solve "puzzles"
but CTFs are literally that, they are puzzles, if you go on ctftime and try jeopardy style ctfs you will get even more convoluted challenges with some insane asspulls if you don't know what you are doing, it's really more about thinking outside of the box, finding creative solutions to problems than typing msfconsole -q and thinking you did anything after looking up a known exploit

to learn about vulnerabilities specifically some of the best resources you could find is stuff like like WebSec academy and their free labs, it's mostly straight to the point where you learn by doing

What are you hacking this week, anon?

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>>107987373
Now imagine processing on qubits

>>107989507
Wow, this will surely change the game

>>107974442
Nigger, dude want to live in a city full of rain and LED because neon is dead. That is downright misery.

>>107933688
Fucking telnet in 2026.

>>107988714
GNU GUIX

>>107948485
Not as much as your projection.

>>107958142
Buddy, banks are a propaganda route. I wouldnt be surprised ifwhatever you use also uses a marketing company that does nasty shit.

>>107959509
Bruh, Santander sucks.
I worked for them and they are a mess, I am sure more data has been leaked and no one realized.

>>107959509
kek, no bank is safe but those suck in particular

>>107989899
Telnet keeps providing new cool ways to hack

>>107974153
>I'm one of them stealth hackers with a day job that isn't CS related.
I always thought it would be fun to get a job as a janitor or some other cafeteria assistant and then use that as an opportunity to start hacking whatever corporation I work at. In my days as a temp worker I spent some time working as a kitchen assistant at IBM in the UK (Winchester office). I knew nothing about programming back then though.

>>107989963
>Bruh, Santander sucks.
I know, I have a friend working there and the shit he tells me is ridiculous. On his 5-man team, maybe 1 of them does any real work at all, the rest just lounge around all day. What bank should I get here in Spain?

>>107992138
Exactly, you don't want to be an npc, right anon?

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Newpipe update is the train, WTFYGD PAJEESH? GET FUCKING REKT! Until next time you subhuman piece of bull turd. You actually don't count as human, that's how gross you are. Take my music away for 2 days? I bet you think you're pretty smart standing on those train tracks.

Cant i just join exploit.in and buy exploits?

>>107988714
>What am i hacking
My phone and cellular data. I not only figured out how to use my rooted Android to get free hotspot, but i also learned how to use iptables to change TTL so that the client device doesn't get throttled to 650kbps like it would otherwise. In order to make this work, you need a rooted Android, and you'll need to run some scripts on your client device as well, namely to modify TTL and prevent DPI.

>What else am I hacking
I was gonna hack Newpipe in order to kill Pajeesh in a cyberspace duel, but the Newpipe dev team took care of that for me already. S to spit on Pajeesh the Google developer.

>What else am i hacking
I wanna see if i can jailbreak my LG webOS TV and my PS4. But that's on my todo list, I haven't done it yet

>What else am I hacking
Gonna do a CTF this weekend

>>107987373
>AI can detect vulns
Come back when it can write sploits for the vulns. Also, this is what happens when you hire subhuman programmers.

>>107985031
>Moves goalposts
KYS I won't even discuss this anymore with you

>>107993240
Yeah but the point is becoming skilled enough to find them

>>107994654
How do you even practice? I feel like the world has become far too complex to find exploits nowadays

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>>107992138
Are you comparing yourself with "cyberpunk characters"? Like Case and Count Zero? Amusing.
In any case, the topic was about this thread, not the self image of the people posting here. And I would not expect anyone to admit to hacing in a place like this.

>>107992999
Drivel.

Clearly, more tasteful cyberriffic models in catsuits are needed. Thankfully, my collection is substantial.

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>>107995335
the amount of exploits in the wild has grown exponentially because retard CEOs get pajeet subhumans and AI (actually Indians) to write their code.

>how do you practice hacking
First, find something you want to hack. It's okay if you fail, but you have to try. For example, I want to jailbreak my Smart TV so I can block ads on JewTube with it, without having to connect to a PiHole. This is a pretty basic thing. A more advanced thing is if you take a more modern IPad or Android and attain root/jailbreak. Bonus point multiplier x1000 if you root an Android that has a locked bootloader. Maybe you want to siterip pornos and get past paywall on a website. Go fucking learn some Javascript, and fire up the console until you pwn the site.

>>107995547
nigger you're on the wrong board, there are entire boards for your coomer fetish, go to /s/ or /hc/ and post your bitches there. We're trying to write code over here and hack the planet, you're just trying to get your little wiener to stop being so flaccid. Go hire a stripper for fucks sake and fuck off

>>107988714
Some delicious chicken nuggets!

>>107995918
>We're trying to write code over here
Hahaha
>and hack the planet,
You have a career as a comedian before you. There has been no code presented here, even though >>107993257 presents an interesting story. What next, hacking the Gibson?
Itr is show, don't tell: if you have anything worthwhile to present, you do that. Until then, your ramblings are little more than light entertainment.

>>107996257
Could the international space station be hacked?

>>107996971
Maybe with a laser pointer

>>107996971
with a really big antenna, maybe

>>107996971
Probably. Satellite/space communications, including some older US military satellites, have shockingly poor security.
Worse, more recent Navstar satellites are provided with M-CODE signals that are susceptible to replay attack.
https://insidegnss.com/military-gps-receiver-advances-could-help-trim-satellite-costs/
>“I have a really dim view of M-code,” Humphreys told Inside GNSS. “I think M-code is doubling down on an antiquated idea and brings with it a lot of the same challenges as the legacy PY code.”
>In fact, M-code is vulnerable to a replay attack, he said, one of the simplest of all of spoofing attacks.
>“It doesn’t matter that it’s encrypted, it’s still vulnerable,” said Humphreys.
>A replay attack, he explained, involves recording the encrypted signal and then sending it, delayed, to a military receiver, thereby distorting the timing, or sending it from a different location, throwing off the target receiver’s positioning solution.
>“I just find it marvelous that the military has chosen the most expensive defense, in terms of all the defenses you could put together for anti-spoofing, “ Humphreys said, “and it’s the one that’s vulnerable to the least expensive attack.”

>>107994654
But thats not what i said i said buy exploits not find them

>>107996257
Are you saying i should post my iptables rules for mangling outgoing TTL from my client? It's one line of code that an AI can easily write, and you can implement it in a large multitude of ways. DPI spoofing can be done on Linux, Windows, Mac, and essentially any platform, and there are a bunch of different tools for it. My anti DPI tool of choice (On my Linux client machine) is a Go program called SpoofDPI.
Here check this repo out. You probably need root on your Android though-- I haven't tested on unrooted Android. It's as easy as installing a module on Magisk or KernelSU or whatever you're using.
https://github.com/felikcat/unlimited-hotspot?tab=readme-ov-file

Or you could just be white and pay for unlimited hotspot data i guess. Also, hacking WPA3 is tangentially related because it is also a way for a nomad to get internet in a desperate situation

>>107997604
That goes completely against the point of hacking. Where is the challenge in that?

>>107997576
Would be so cool to redirect a satellite using pure skill. What are they usually written in?

>>107997604

yeah, but it's gonna be expensive. you probably need to start a pen testing company in panama and build a website to pretend to be legit otherwise they won't sell to you.

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bored sad loser incel chud here, no gf/friends. should i learn how2ctf so i can get a hobby? video games are boring.

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>>108000055
Definitely, there are hacking games made for lonely losers. You should start with https://www.hackthissite.org/

>>107998708
The challenge is knowing whst to do with it to steal sum money

>>108000091
Nah even then you'd be caught in today's internet

Any Australians here? I haven't used a VPN in ages since I didn't find it was necessary, but since we had a bunch of anti-free speech laws pass and people have been arrested for having the wrong tattoo or saying "poofter" or that Jews are an enemy of Western civilisation, I would like to get one again. The trouble is there's hardly any point to having a VPN if your IP is still set to the same country, but any other country will add a lot of ping since Australia has no close neighbours. Of course NBN didn't exist when last I had a VPN.

Any recommendations in relation to this issue? I don't want to have to go through the rigmarole of turning it on and off every time I play a video game.

>>108000263
Adding to this, my family uses a couple of different PCs as well as phones and tablets so I'd ideally like to put it on my router, a BE3600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router.

>>108000263
Not a straya but using in a VPN server in the same country shouldn't be an issue. At the end of the day your traffic will still be encrypted and, as long as you use a provider you trust, your data will either not be logged or not handed over to the gov.

Don't forget that ISPs/the government cannot see 99% of your web traffic anyway. You can use a VPN but if you start posting about kikes on your normal FB account they can easily tie that back to you. Same risk for any accounts that you have created/used before you start using a VPN - they can use historical IP information, phone number or your registration email address to potentially tie that back to you.
If you plan to post anything frisky you would need to make sure you have a completely fresh slate - get a VPN and keep it active, create a new email address, create new accounts for whatever, make sure you don't access said accounts from your residential IP, make sure there's absolutely nothing that can potentially point to the account belonging to the real you. You'd probably also want to use a different browser to your main account to avoid any potential fingerprinting and avoid using the app on your phone.

>>108000421
I'm aware of what a VPN does and I'm not planning on organising an armed resistance, I just don't want my searches and shit being added to a government database automatically and triggering flags and shit, same with my kids. My email is already Protonmail, I message people on Telegram, and I don't use social media. The only major thing I haven't done aside from this is encrypt my SSD which I will be looking into next. I also dual boot with Windows for work and games (desu these days I mostly use Windows) which complicates things.

I just tried ProtonVPN to Singapore and my ping went from 5ms to 190ms which makes sense because when I play on Singaporean servers it's usually about 95-100ms, but is prohibitively high. Singapore is the closest country with the best connection which people are likely to put VPNs in so I guess it has to be an Australian VPN server like you said. Unfortunately I have to get a paid VPN to test it. The only downside I can think of is that I'm less anonymous online because my nationality is visible but that's not a big deal.

>>108000456
>I just don't want my searches and shit being added to a government database automatically and triggering flags and shit
Unless you're going to iwillburnjewstomorrowinmelbourne.com or avoiding HTTPS sites you'll be fine, they can't see your full URL data.

I use Proton which has servers in Australia. They also offer regional pricing. When I bought it I used TunnelBear's free version, connected from Brazil and then bought two years for cheaper than the UK pricing.

>>108000490
Dummy thd data collected id not to hide it from the government necesarily. Its to hide it from businesses.

>>108000497
First you say government now you say businesses, what exactly is it you're concerned about here...

>>108000566
Businesses have gone to facebook for example and looked at peoples profiles and said we dont want someone if bad character here or whatever.

>>108000263
Hello I'm Officer Michael from the AFP, working alongside with my counterparts from ASIO and ASD. Can you please schedule a time with me tomorrow? I'll like to pay you a visit.

>>108000573
I'm not sure how a VPN will protect you from that

>>108000595
If you block cookies and use a vpn they'll know less about you.

>>108000598
You, John Smith, post publicly on Facebook about remigration under your account John Smith.
You apply for a job - the employer knows you are John Smith, what you look like and probably where you live.
They check Facebook, find your profile and see you want remigration.
They decline your job application.

It doesn't matter if you block all cookies and logged into your account from Uganda via VPN - they cannot see IP or cookies information so it has no relevance here. They will just check your Facebook account and see your comments. This can easily be mitigated by keeping your comments private or making a dummy account

>>108000490
Thanks for the advice anon. The other chap talking about businesses isn't me. I think I'll go for ProtonVPN, I have already managed to make it work on my router which was way easier than I expected. Now I will look into SSD encryption which I think will be a lot harder.

>>108001326
>>108000490
Actually I have it all set up now and it's running fine. Encryption is proving to be more of a problem. Bitlocker won't run as PCR7 binding is not supported and I really don't want to fuck around with my peripherals or BIOS. I'll check for Secure Boot but otherwise fuck it.

>>108000229
If you steal someone's ETH, no one will do anything, trust me. Just like if you get yours stolen

>>108000573
Yeah we're fucked in the current world

>>108000263
Why not simply use tor?

>>107966284
Honestly this is such a cool outfit for netrunners. I wish tech fashion was more like this.

>>108004180
I think medical suits are pretty cool too, as are hazmat suits

=== /cyb/ News:
Like straight out of a Gibson story
>‘I wouldn’t dare take these drugs’: how China supplies untested peptides to the west
https://archive.is/HHQDq
>Sensing an opportunity, hundreds of Chinese traders have established operations exporting low-cost peptides to western buyers, according to interviews with multiple sellers and an FT review of online marketplaces. What has emerged is a highly secretive, unregulated shadow economy.
>That interest has spilled on to social media. Influencers now promote peptides such as BPC-157, sometimes dubbed the “wolverine drug” for its purported ability to heal injuries and reduce inflammation, as well as Pinealon, marketed for sleep and memory, and other peptides pitched as anti-ageing or cosmetic enhancers.
>Many of these compounds have been banned for human use by the US Food and Drug Administration, yet they are increasingly popular among younger consumers.

>>108005332
Damn that's scary.

>>108003804
As I understand it, tor will have slower connections and require me to use a tor browser.

>>108005838
So? You get to use the free internet

>>108005855
What benefits does that get me?

>>108005933
You no longer get your asshole registered and probed by the government every time you want to use the internet

>>108006202
My VPN should be sufficient for that.

>>108006210
kek yeah sure thing anon...trust your vpn. Also don't forget to spread wide and use plenty of lube.
>>108000080
Old and not properly maintained site. Should use something more appropriate if he wants to start hacking.

How do you manage your time so you get to hack stuff, anon?

>>108006714
Badly. Life as a corpo bootlicker is suffering

Do you think Rust is a good language for hacking?

>>108008076
try it and find out for us

>>108008089
So far I've put on my trusty programming socks and it seems to be really good.

>>108008476
What advantages do programming socks provide to users over normal socks?

>>108008818
They awaken a programmer's hidden abilities. Also the material is soft and allows better breathing.

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>check out cvs database
>no python script

>>108009603
Why Python, use Rust like a real man!

gay

>>108008818

normal socks are overrated. you have to go up to the thigh for maximum comfy while asking claude to do 90% of the work for you.

>>108010943
What advantage does that give you?

>>107913571
anyone got experience with newer mac models?
looking for any keylogger scripts I can install on them

I'm a britbong and I need a VPN to access sites that block UK visitors. Currently I'm using a DIY wireguard install on a Hetzner VPS, which works for most sites but imgur blocks it. I assume they're just blocking datacentre IPs in general.
What's the best move? Should I just use a generic mass market VPN like proton/mullvad? I assume those can access imgur or customers would complain.

Is there any legit way to get an IP that looks like a residential/business line? Ironically I know of an L2TP service from a UK ISP:
https://www.aa.net.uk/broadband/l2tp-service/
But I can't find anything similar elsewhere.

>>107914157
china only looks "cyberpunk" when it is cropped.

>>108012405
if you aren't doing anything with risk just use proton and you can access the rest of the world.

>>108012591

china has a handful of cities with 10m+ people in them. it's very cyberpunk.

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Does opening port on router for torrenting makes my system less secure?

>>108014010
But of course. Anything you open in a system can be potentially abused by someone skilled enough. The best you can is be aware of it and protect it or close the port when not in use.

>>108014026
I think it sends my external IP and port to public tracker for others to connect to as well? And these get harvested by abusers and my system is more easily noticed by them.
I'm mixed on whether I should do it or not as it would definitely give me more peers for sharing and faster transfers.

>>108014116
Yes its quite dangerous imho

>>108014116
who gives a shit. why are your udp ports blocked anyway? you cant do shit with udp.

>>108014653
Kek nice try the new http works over udp. Of course it's blocked you dummy
>>108014617
Right think it's lot more dangerous than opening a random port say for ssh access since in this case it's not being published anywhere

=== /sec/ News:
>Tails 7.4.1 Is Out as an Emergency Release Patching Critical OpenSSL Vulnerabilities
https://9to5linux.com/tails-7-4-1-is-out-as-an-emergency-release-patching-critical-openssl-vulnerabilities
>Tails 7.4.1 is a small update that updates the OpenSSL library to version 3.5.4, a security release addressing multiple vulnerabilities that could be critical. According to the devs, these vulnerabilities could be used by a malicious Tor relay to deanonymize a Tails user, so updating your system is very important.

>>108015561
Neat! Ever used Tails, anon?

>>108015966
I haven't, yet, but I have been thinking about it. Now I am thinking even harder about it.

There is a huge m1000e server up for sale, and I was pondering if to get it and serve all /cyb/ files over Tor from that.

>>108016396
With the way the world is going, soon enough its gonna become a necessity

Stop bring a chicken. Less than 1% of hackers get caught doing thd mosf pie kind if crime ever concieved in human history with the highest payout. Just use shutup10++ with a vpn

>>108017933
Yes but when they're caught, their lives are ruined.

>>108012265
No, sorry anon. Don't use that shit. Not a fan of closed source.

>>108017933

use tor from an open wifi in a city away from where you live

>>108018940
There are cameras everywhere now

>>108019024

the footage overwrites itself every 7-10 days, maybe 15 tops at most places. it's a hard drive limit thing, places don't spend that much money on long term video storage. wear a hoodie and hat with sunglasses.

>>108019151
The footage, perhaps, but that is not needed. From the footage you can generate one high quality image at about 100 KB, plus gait analysis fingerprint for another 10 KB plus positional/tracking data for another 10 KB.
With this, 1 TB recording data is reduced to a little over 100 KB per person and you have enough to match to the person in your existing database.

>>108018178
How much time do you do in prison for hacking anyways?

>>108019634

>that is not needed
>proceeds to talk about all the things you can do with the footage

are you retarded? after 10 days, there is no footage.

>>108019646

cfaa is multiyear sentences usually. federal felony and when you get out, you can't use a computer for years.

>>108019732
Did you understand what I wrote? 1 TB fottage can be wiped, but you only have to retain the metadata which is perhaps 10 MB. That is a data reduction of 100 000 : 1 and makes it practical to store forever. And since this is metadata it is trivial to search this at great speed and accuracy.
Are you even 18?

>>108021192

herp derp durrrrrr

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>>108019646
Basically what this >>108019736 anon says IF you're lucky. If you are unlucky enough to be Mitnick's tier or piss off the feds, you become their bitch and forever are forced to be their agent when they need you. Worst of all, since you're an offender, you have to "do it for free".

>>108019646
If you do white hat hacking, you get paid.

>>107942478
Nah, Stallman has a more powerful pungent smell. Mitnick was the chad of the hackers and Stallman is the brains.

>>107956369
>I miss the days where you could make viruses and release them into the wild
Kevin Mitnik released the Covid virus by farting over the phone

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>>108023336
He is a God like that.

>>108023336
How did he learn to become such a badass?

>>108022628
>you get paid
Kind of...

>County Pays $600,000 to Pentesters It Arrested for Assessing Courthouse Security
https://onionsnews.org/article.pl?sid=26/01/30/068202
>When Sheriff Leonard arrived, the tone suddenly changed. He said the Dallas County Courthouse was under his jurisdiction and he hadn't authorized any such intrusion. Leonard had the men arrested, and in the days and weeks to come, he made numerous remarks alleging the men violated the law. A couple months after the incident, he told me that surveillance video from that night showed "they were crouched down like turkeys peeking over the balcony" when deputies were responding. I published a much more detailed account of the event here. Eventually, all charges were dismissed.

>>108023889
Still worth it

>>107913571
Do you think quantum cryptography will ruin security?

>>108024503
If anything it will enhance it

>>108024503
Old encrypted traffic, if it is recorded (and it will be), will be decrypted. That relates to everything from military and diplomatic to commercial traffic.
Expect fallout.

>email addy in data breaches
whats the point of switching emails associated with accounts that are in data breaches? would it not be better just to create a new acc with a new email in case of another breach that'll leave breadcrumbs revealing your new email associated with said existing account or unless you use a one off alias.

new >>108026185