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by newaccountfool 12y ago
If any one wants to know I seem to have found some sort of debt marketplace. http://www.debtconnection.com/mastersearch.asp
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Honest question here, where would I purchase some of this paper?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
He also mentions using a hacked WiFi, your pretty safe.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Thanks I have only ever done some of the OTW challanges but now I can try more :)
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
After just visiting DEFCON and watching all the teams partake in CTF, this is what I want to learn. This is computing.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I would upload the Slides, but I can't find it on the disc that every one gets with a ticket.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I just went to the talk and they have renamed it to DIME. Possibly for the reasons you have stated. Levison stated that all big projects go through a name change when in development.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
No one is stealing here, they are using template...
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
No they would have to prove that you did. Now they would have an IP address of the purchaser and that's not going to be you. They could also forensicly examine your computer and find out that you have no proxy tools, or tools that may
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Your assuming that the buyer(Purchase of say electronics) is aware how the sellers get there goods, and your just assuming all items are carded. What happens if you linked the website on Facebook and people were like "Oh crap this is c
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
He used to, he wrote the initial. That's like saying Bill Gates never built Microsoft.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
In Scotland we have the a law that allows us to walk freely through farmland and land so long as we respect rules. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_to_roam#Scotland
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Don't check out Hackforums, Trojan Forge or Hackhound. They're not what your looking for. You won't get into Darkode. Carder.pro or carder.su is a start from there you get links to other websites, you just need to keep google
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
He said Botfarm not Botnet, two different things.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
He didn't say botnet, he said botfarm which would be akin to a Google Crawler. Whos property is it? Does reddit own the links? What do they own? None of its illegal.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
He said 'bot farm' that could just be a group of EC2 servers. He didn't mention botnet. A bot is just an automated program, a bot farm is a group of automated programs.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Wrong. If he was using computers that didn't belong to him, then it would be illegal your jumping the gun.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Hmmm,I wouldn't say it was malicious as long as there was no legal activity created by it.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Or you go there for a bit of a quieter life and don't mind the commute, or to get a garden. Or to be able to go for country walks without having to hop on the greyhound. I see no appeal in city living.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I'm from the UK and a lot of people don't like living in the city for one reason, a garden. People want to have there own private piece of garden where they can buy plants. Gardening is massive in the UK and is not seen as a chore
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
The theft part is massive, if you had a truckload full of computer parts travelling down the motorway at 3am when it's dead. What's to stop some gang with tire traps. Bam! vehicle is over and they have 30 mins to loot before an er
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
He writes code that helps most of the servers running important code function, lets remove linux totally from the computing environment and you wouldn't even get a DNS request through let alone a webpage returned.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
You may not even need to use stolen cards or buy them, Amazon was susceptible to fraudulent purchases via kindle just because the card number supplied matched the luhn algorithm.
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The Sniper Attack: Anonymously Deanonymizing and Disabling the Tor Network [pdf](robgjansen.com)
93 points by newaccountfool 12y ago|6 comments
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
You may not do this for say, robbing joe blogs. But what happens if your going to rob a celeb who has 50k+ of jewlery in their house and you know they're going to be out of town filming for three weeks, or that they are doing a PR nigh
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Is it also true that some organisations also pay their employees if they publish papers, I've heard this happens in the security field.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Ycombinator and all users and people who accessed this page will be getting their front doors kicked in.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I know each publisher is different, but is there a guideline amount of how much each researcher gets when they are published in such journals?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Thank you who ever did this. I have University access to this, but my University website is down at the moment.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
So is the NSA.

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