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In case anyone is curious*, you need the Tor browser to download it from the LockBit onion site [1]. It's a dump from a malware distributor though, so downloade

In case anyone is curious*, you need the Tor browser to download it from the LockBit onion site [1]. It's a dump from a malware distributor though, so downloader beware. From the file names it doesn't look like anything particularly interesting though. * I just want to make my own jet engine [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/Malware/comments/11gy7h1/list_of_ransomware_groups_and_their_pr_pages_2023/ https://old.reddit.com/r/Malware/comments/11gy7h1/list_of_ra...

bragr 3y ago
>I just want to make my own jet engine Boeing does not manufacture any engine that I'm aware of.
- WJW 3y ago
  Also out of all the problems with making your own jet engine, not having the plans is one of the smaller ones.
  - jtriangle 3y ago
    It's cheaper to just buy a used one with its support systems than it is to make one from zero. Probably won't be airworthy, but, that's a problem for later.
    - hinkley 3y ago
      That guy with the Volkswagen Beetle was using an Apache helicopter engine wasn't he?
      - bragr 3y ago
        Apache uses a GE turboshaft engine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_T700 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_T700
infecto 3y ago
I was excited to see if there were any juicy classified type documents in there.
- capableweb 3y ago
  Judging by what Boeing said (but could just be damage control I guess), it doesn't seem like you're that lucky: > Elements of Boeing's parts and distribution business recently experienced a cybersecurity incident Sounds like boring data for the curious mind, unless logistics is your vice.
  - civilitty 3y ago
    Very boring. Most of the files are MSSQL database backups according to trid, mostly for random Citrix, Ivanti, and so on services. I'm still downloading data.zip and boeing.com.7z to see if there's anything juicy there (also unlikely) That said, I'm learning a lot about digital forensics
    - neilv 3y ago
      What are the ethical guidelines here? Some victim has been violated by a criminal, with the breaking in and stealing and threats, but doesn't further violation happen when others pile onto that? Also, isn't the threat of releasing the information that the victim will be further violated by others if the information is released, and so those others could arguably be seen as enforcers for the criminal threat?
      - mainpassathome 3y ago
        i bet you pay for all your digital media
        neilv 3y ago
        Like most people, I generally try to do the right thing. My ideas of what's the right thing, and how determined I am about it, change over time. One reason for change is receiving new information, or realizing a different way of looking at a situation.

bragr 3y ago

>I just want to make my own jet engine Boeing does not manufacture any engine that I'm aware of.

WJW 3y ago
Also out of all the problems with making your own jet engine, not having the plans is one of the smaller ones.
- jtriangle 3y ago
  It's cheaper to just buy a used one with its support systems than it is to make one from zero. Probably won't be airworthy, but, that's a problem for later.
  - hinkley 3y ago
    That guy with the Volkswagen Beetle was using an Apache helicopter engine wasn't he?
    - bragr 3y ago
      Apache uses a GE turboshaft engine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_T700 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Electric_T700

infecto 3y ago

I was excited to see if there were any juicy classified type documents in there.

capableweb 3y ago
Judging by what Boeing said (but could just be damage control I guess), it doesn't seem like you're that lucky: > Elements of Boeing's parts and distribution business recently experienced a cybersecurity incident Sounds like boring data for the curious mind, unless logistics is your vice.
- civilitty 3y ago
  Very boring. Most of the files are MSSQL database backups according to trid, mostly for random Citrix, Ivanti, and so on services. I'm still downloading data.zip and boeing.com.7z to see if there's anything juicy there (also unlikely) That said, I'm learning a lot about digital forensics
  - neilv 3y ago
    What are the ethical guidelines here? Some victim has been violated by a criminal, with the breaking in and stealing and threats, but doesn't further violation happen when others pile onto that? Also, isn't the threat of releasing the information that the victim will be further violated by others if the information is released, and so those others could arguably be seen as enforcers for the criminal threat?
    - mainpassathome 3y ago
      i bet you pay for all your digital media
      - neilv 3y ago
        Like most people, I generally try to do the right thing. My ideas of what's the right thing, and how determined I am about it, change over time. One reason for change is receiving new information, or realizing a different way of looking at a situation.