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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Tested some email providers Neomailbox A Countermail.com B Cryptoheaven.com F "world's safest email" lol Riseup.net the service political activists rely on only uses TLS1.0/SSL3
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
In 2008 I did something similar with OkCupid, but for totally different reasons (friends with benefits) but instead I would find a girl I liked, who was also not looking for LTR, then use fake profiles running scripts auto answering every q
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There's also state spyware like FinSpy that makes it seem like your phone is being turned off, or that airplane mode is activated but it's not so they can track you and listen in. Your baseband can also be sent silent sms for prec
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Rogue BTS/stingray. Ukraine needs to set up something similar to the decentralized Athens community network so protesters can turn on airplane mode and remove sim cards which will work for a while until they jam it. Note how every gov
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Welcome to identity politics, it has taken over all discussion and derailed any hope of alternative political movements accomplishing anything except factioning, infighting and bullshit. Even my local anarchist space has been overrun by ide
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There's a few groups trying to make a Bitcoin ETF who are amassing coins from private buyers in large purchases done as dark trades that don't manipulate the overall price of BTC. All those new cashing out corp/merchant servi
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His exchange mpex has that many coins he personally doesn't own that much. His often hilarious blog shits all over ycombinator too (for reasons I can't remember) which I find ironic now that there is a post about him here
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Especially with juniperOS/freeBSD routers getting wholesale owned and the ntp DOS attack. OpenBSD devs looked at the shit sandwich that is ntp.org code and rewrote it expecting future problems and they were right.
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OpenBSD code winds up in everything including Android like dlmalloc and calloc, then there is openNTPD, OpenSMTPD, OpenBGPD...
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Guns are not illegal in Canada. Criminals have no problems getting guns either. They are starting to force all cops here to wear video cams to weed out idiots, it helps prevent US insanity like where a physics prof called 911 for an ambulan
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dont know if you are interested but bex.io is hiring for security engineers/auditors, and most of their employees are remote. Since these guys puport to be a cookie-cutter template for running your own bitcoin exchange I'm sure th
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
It's not difficult to make crimeware, I'm sure anybody here could wreak havoc on the financial system if they turned to the darkside. You start hanging around xakepy/antichat russian hacker forums and make your own booters an
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they had some lazy method where an admin could log in and update all the POS systems at once. of course this was not done using ssh keys and probably weak password + gui
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Gox uses a special 3FA where it takes 6+weeks to get anything out of that exchange. See 144 page bitcointalk thread 'Mtgox delays [gathering]'.
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You forgot the Disposition Matrix (newspeak) which is the Pentagon list of people to summarily execute.
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Secret intel court can undo any changes too
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Android books from 2012 for one. Alternative would be recent Linux for Embedded Systems or anything else besides teaching you ICS API
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Have you seen this? ruBSD last year http://www.openbsd.org/papers/ru13-deraadt
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
For a portable firewall/router, I use a cubieboard running OpenBSD. It has a USB to DC cable that powers the device (no hdd attached) and runs LTE sticks fine. Costs $50 and runs a complete install to run Tor or whatever you want. Righ
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I just tried this with a Huawei E1762 (casing removed) and a stripped down dongle. Crammed them both into the back of a Nexus and attached it using the case I have for a Seidio Innocell 3800mAh battery extention. Activated airplane mode to
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
Doesn't work on DDR3 ram. Cold boot attacks are extinct. There's also stuff like this you can combine with encrypted swap http://www.onarlioglu.com/privexec/
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Cold boot attacks don't work on DDR3
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PrivExec does something similar with ephemeral keys http://www.onarlioglu.com/privexec/
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build your own ostel or asterisk server, I think asterisk does voicemail.
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Silent Circle is for business use to avoid industrial espionage. If you are an activist or suspected criminal I would imagine they would cooperate with any court order to feed you a malicious update that allows federal access just like Hush
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Osmocom baseband tried this. Works on older motorola phones, then just buy a turbosim with encrypted voice, sms and code your own OTA blocking. Or use a small tablet with no sim using wifi
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Snapdragon and every other baseband coming out has them on an 'all in one' chip which is application CPU and baseband sharing direct memory. Unless you have a microscope you can't build a hw firewall. Cryptophone uses an olde
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
US allies see this as industrial espionage not overreach
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Swiss Privacy Foundation claims to have DNSSEC https://www.privacyfoundation.ch/de/service/server.html I would rather use Dj Bernstein's DNSCurve though
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by dobbsbob 13y ago
The quote from Erik Brynjolfsson in this article is also right out of the Unabomber manifesto on the dystopian future where machines make our decisions for us, and the masses are ruled by a handful of elites who have access to the control o

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