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The Anarchist Cookbook had a recipe for this IIRC, called ANTI (Ammonia Nitrate TriIodide). My chemistry teacher was not pleased at the pits left in the classro
by chickensong 1y ago
The Anarchist Cookbook had a recipe for this IIRC, called ANTI (Ammonia Nitrate TriIodide). My chemistry teacher was not pleased at the pits left in the classroom countertops.
- gerdesj 1y agoYes, its an old one. Inject it into a keyhole. Kids - do note that the Anarchist's Cookbook is absolutely verboten in the UK at least. My old man was an ATO so I didn't need a copy. The original AC will be several elements in every wordlist that every intelligence service ever has. It is probably quite close to EICAR in that world.
- Terr_ 1y ago> It is probably quite close to EICAR in that world. I recall reading some story where the author was able to do a denial of service attack on a system by putting EICAR in it, causing a kind of autoimmune dysfunction.
- Full_Clark 1y agoThere's a good DEFCON 29 presentation on this topic. https://youtu.be/cIcbAMO6sxo https://youtu.be/cIcbAMO6sxo If you skip forward to 16m 33s you'll be treated to a lively streak of invective from the passenger of a car whose driver has just confirmed that feeding EICAR to a parking system prevents it from letting any vehicle past the barrier.
- wbl 1y agoIt's a very poorly done book, compared to the 100% American TM-21-210.
- gerdesj 1y agoIt (AC) was written by anarchists (lol) and not the US Army. Perhaps, I might read your formal critique?
- AStonesThrow 1y agoI think you misspelled "Anglican" there