HoochTHX

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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Anyone else notice that that is the same guy who was behind Defense Distributed? I haven't heard anything about him since he was served with a notice that he was violating the ITAR laws.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Someone is obviously bored in Killeen,TX.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Trust is NOT a prerequisite for cooperation.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
http://whytheheckshouldicareaboutthetpp.com/?f=3&q=1
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
> It was generally thought that government would not keep security vulnerabilities hidden It depends on which they find it on, according to this talk, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4Zx5rQFk4U , If vulnerabilities are
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Good point, I missed that on the first pass, I look forward to an update from him or a comment on this from Schneier.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Brian Smith seems to be ignoring everything Schneier has said in the past week regarding avoiding ECC, And preferring 128b AES over 256 or even 512 is so counter intuitive it is beyond reason. And this whole paper reeks to me of an exercis
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
This sounds like 20th Century Motors all over again.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Something along the lines of those who remain silent when powers that be discuss Freedom and Security deserve neither?
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Judge Orders U.S. to Release Aaron Swartz’s Secret Service File(wired.com)
427 points by HoochTHX 13y ago|47 comments
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Was not this how Thin-thread was supposed to work?
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
I spoke to a friend that owns and operates a VPN service and he says it is only iPredator at the moment, and that is conveniently left out of the torrentfreak article. To me it looks like MasterCard is just targeting the pirate bay peeps.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Spot on.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
And yet this still misses more important issues. While it is fantastic that Google does not give the USG a free pass to the whole enchilada, Google still collects and stores this data, and gives it when compelled, if they truly had the use
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
And potentially shutting down the HVAC for the web servers has no relation?
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Sounds more like Alinskys methods in use by the Prosecutor, just throw shit till it sticks.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
"Watt, by contrast, evidently earned no money from the scheme and didn’t participate directly in the breaches or possess stolen card data. His primary overt act was to code the sniffer tool for Gonzalez, for which he received no payment But
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Moral answer or legal answer? There is a reason why we do not charge Soldiers with murder when we tell them to go fight for us. It is the same reason we don't charge weapon makers for the deeds there weapons/tools are used for. In the firs
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
Sounds similar to Aaron Swartz' project to analyze the research being done at universities. Might be worth forking that project to jump start yours.
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by HoochTHX 13y ago
That tells you right there who "actually" wrote the bill and what interest are being "served".
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
At $3 profit per book sold, $15 retail, I can see why he is mad at the value suck industry(publishers/distributors).
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
Seems all the major sites have this flaw.
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
Its actually the last one that has ALL the data. I am currently using a chained VPN setup using 3 routers that with DD-WRT OpenVPN installed, PC->Router1(VPN3)->Router2(VPN2)->Router3(VPN1)->Modem All three encrypted. I am
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
http://torrentfreak.com/which-vpn-providers-really-take-anon...
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
True, but the FBI does.
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
Its now a crime to not have committed a crime when you've been investigated. DOJ has to justify the overtime.
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by HoochTHX 14y ago
Its all pointless, unless they scrap the legacy crap build a new system piecemeal. It is the legacy crap that has the current system snafu. I'm a vet and I can tell you this is a waste of yours and my time without a total solution that a