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Interesting, I wonder how hack groups have comms and form groups over stuff like this. I’m not plugged into the hacker underground, how does it work?
by imwillofficial 5y ago
Interesting, I wonder how hack groups have comms and form groups over stuff like this.
I’m not plugged into the hacker underground, how does it work?
- RotaryTelephone 5y agoNice try, FBI.
- stjohnswarts 5y agoWouldn't it more likely be FSB? “Hello my fellow Americans!”
- imwillofficial 5y agoJust always been blue team. Always curious about the dark side
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- 58x14 5y agoThings are pretty ad-hoc, peer to peer. Sometimes signal, sometimes old-fashioned irc (usually people have their own clients for e2e). Pubkeys are often shared around more general discussion on onion boards. It's easy to personify what we could call "brands" like Anonymous, but the reality is there are many "tribes" who range in size and culture, frequently working collectively towards disrupting power structures.
- greggh 5y agoReally well said. I like the tribes analogy.
- nivekastoreth 5y agoIt’s rather straight forward: You first get in touch with Razor and Blade, you can find them DJing at the local night club, and they make a series of calls and the hackers of the world unite around them. This was covered in the 1995 documentary “Hackers”
- SmokeyHamster 5y agoSkateboard and tight-pants are optional but recommended.
- _joel 5y agoRISC architecture will change everything and checkout my sweet Pentium Pro laptop
- ricardo81 5y ago[intel jingle]
- WaxProlix 5y ago20+ years ago it was a lot of private IRC servers/channels and some FTP sites for sharing on random owned boxes.
- SmokeyHamster 5y agoIf you don't already know, you probably don't want to try committing cyber attacks against a nuclear state.
- sverhagen 5y agoIs it relevant that they have nukes? Just trying to imagine how that'd work :)
- CptKriechstrom 5y agoThey fire up winnuke.exe!
- jimmygrapes 5y agoThese days you just tweet at Kirtaner, apparently