tr1ck5t3r

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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
Just add random data so every encrypted has to be brute forced and then you'll see the NSA applying for more Bluffingdales, a bigger budget, and more side channel attacks, like the Intel ME.
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
>No new words are needed. Probably true. In fact watching the film Avatar where the Na'vi can connect with their environment is perhaps the best example of consciousness in action switching its focus from one part of the body to ano
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
As there's only a few pump manufacturer's which means only a few master keys, it would make sense for the fuel station, to check each pump before opening up every day, if not open 24hr, and if they wanted to be more secure, to che
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
China is a growing economy and will surpass the US GDP soon, so theres plenty more of the world to do business with, if people want to avoid the hassle of being a suspect or set up by earlier phishing trips. Remember US Mil drones only targ
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
>>looks and feels like the real thing >Not really, because you can't turn off virtualization To be clear what I mean is, the bios can be made to look and feel like the real bios when in fact it could be a compromised bios whic
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
I dont know about ultrasonic, but I certainly have a camcorder recording of some high frequency sounds which could be used to jump air gaps much like dial up modems used to make when handshaking. You wouldnt hear the sound in a normal offic
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
BadBios is not nonsense, it uses CPU virtualisation and Hard Drive controllers which appear as USB devices to load first, then runs independent of what ever OS you are running. If your Bios has been compromised then you cant switch off CPU
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by tr1ck5t3r 9y ago
Bridge works very well on a RaspberryPi within the physical hardware limits. An example using bridge to packet capture. https://github.com/williamknows/PiTap
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The Brexit and Trump elections was a big data exercise(motherboard.vice.com)
3 points by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago|1 comments
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Totally agree, the authors seem to be missing the point that these libraries are a new layer between the posix api's and the end result which is typically a GUI application. The fact these libraries also bring a walled garden to the ta
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Some rules are stupid, some ideas are stupid. In the original link they want to restrict how far people can travel. Well duh, Bikes and Electric cars already do this. But then what if the person is a travelling salesman? Has the $1m prize f
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What country's do the US Tech companies and US Mil not have a presence?
1 points by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago|0 comments
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Age is a factor. Young people whilst educated highly are still very naive when it comes to thinking through the implications of their actions, so they are easy to manipulate and have them produce some nefarious dual use tech. In fact I woul
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Sounds like you want to go travelling, perhaps you can get some contract work from some of those online contract/freelance sites. You need to decide what your work life balance is to be. If you want to do more soaking up the culture, c
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Except I have isolated the code and can reproduce it on demand, and have the photo's & video's as evidence so nice try. However having just read this https://www.facebook.com/dragosr/posts/10151655183
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
The US cant launch a cyber attack from known US IP addresses because this would be too obvious and easy for Russia to block. So the US would need to hack computer systems in other countries to cover their tracks. Ergo the US Govt is draggin
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
You only cite one source of propaganda. Perhaps you have not realised that propaganda works both ways, a bit like being forced to play for the school sports team because you cant go to another school to play for them instead. Why do Russian
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Thinks about this for a moment. The US cant be obvious about where their hacks originate from, which means the US will be hacking other peoples computers, non-Russian if you like, in order to attack Russian targets whilst covering their tra
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
If you read this article, you'll understand just how easy it is to compromise so many computers. What I have seen infecting my own systems works on computers built in 2004 as well as new machines, so its exploiting the design and imple
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Theres some malware circulating which from what I have seen and its loaded by the bios at boot up. Sansdisk memsticks seem to work well with this code, it then proceeds to rewrite the make and model number of some Western Digital Hard Disks
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Well I'm trying to love it but it just sits on Loading Brainwave audio whilst Stephen Hawkings @ Cambridge Uni reads the email. Cant handle hacker news bandwidth requirements? Seems to like any email address I give it, perhaps Bill Gat
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
This is just a spin document with fake constraints made to justify poor coding and/or the inability to licence real code and/or to get more money. Do you think winzip users consider those points cited by MS when zipping files? Mor
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Non domain windows systems are quite easy to hack, those connected to a domain server are harder but still not impossible. As they have already persuaded a user to run evil.exe assuming they have sufficient admin privileges, you can do a l
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
US tech companies make a decent living out of servicing the US Govt's requests. IF you dont want to be spied on dont use US Tech, it could not be more simple than that.
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Google can fix any results they like as shown here. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3222375/Google-fix-a...
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
The 1% write the rules, so whilst its illegal to ethnically cleanse its not illegal to financially cleanse people. Divide and conquer its starts with education and continues on throughout life.
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
When these automated cars can complete a journey __without__ handing back to the human, only then can those journey miles be added to the miles driven under autopilot claim. Until such time, consider all automated cars a considerable risk t
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
This was around https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOSUS and better stuff is around today. Nothing like a big bang to scare the population into projectfear.
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
Whilst HIV is a retrovirus, the same type used for gene therapy, thus why its a difficult challenge, its interesting to note that in ancient Egypt before the French moved in, fasting was used to treat syphilis amongst other health problems.
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by tr1ck5t3r 10y ago
If you are not seeing sophisticated attacks, perhaps your detection systems are simply not good enough! I recently found an unknown 64MB filesystem on a USB stick, it was in the middle of the USB exfat filesystem. Considering the core TinyO

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