thid general is worse than the gamedev one. just fishing to snitch.

>>103203656
So how do you plan to make /cyb/ great again?

>>103203760
you cant channers suck
maybe if it was a vouched telegram where people hack to hack sonething or fuck off

>>103197310
>>103197644
>>103199228
>/pol/ morons crying about cybersecurity articles
Lmao, you're so pathetic it's painful

Daily reminder to not trust hostile governments that hate you
>the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyberattacks
>• Patch all systems. Prioritize patching known exploited vulnerabilities.
>• Enforce multifactor authentication.
>• Secure and monitor Remote Desktop Protocol and other risky services.
>• Provide end-user awareness and training.
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa22-110a

>this general is shit
>doesn't improve it
>no cert talk
>no job talk
>no talking about crackin and hackin
>and if you do prepare for a sperg to shit up your thread

I'll do my part. Go to tryhackme and learn how to computer.

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>ENFORCE MULTIFACTOR AUTHENTICATION

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>>103204869
>no cert talk
Good

>no talking about hacking/cracking
We should do a deep dive into hashcat at some point, and how to use the rule config file.

>general is shit
/sec/ and hackerman were dead. /psg/ fizzled out after being a schizo screech battleground. There are no anons who wanna talk about stuff in this general. Sometimes, we do CTFs, and there are some...incidents...but that's mostly it. This site gets crawled btw for keywords, and also people snitch on any research you may have. Like the anon who found a way to siterip p0rn, and it got patched after 2 days. Why would you want Pajeesh to steal your research, or Agent Gomez to see it?

https://imgur.com/gallery/bluetooth-nutshell-Pvnnqwk

Let's have a fucking cool discussion, nerds. This is a money project, believe me. It's hard, but worth.

>Let's say you have an Android device that gets blacklisted from Google and Google services.
>Assume the bootloader can be unlocked, and so we have Magisk+Magiskhide, TWRP, rootcloack, Xposed/LSposed, and all our standard GNU/Linux "tools".
>how can we get past Google device verification, by shapeshifting our device identifiers enough that Google cannot see it with the level of access that they have

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for me, it's Hyphanet (Freenet)
the only totally uncensored (but you can moderate on your own side) place left that is also ok for privacy (at least while not against agencies)

>>103206353
cool project, unfortunately i don't really do low level mobile stuff.
i am not familiar with Google blacklisting devices tho, can you give more info on that?

>>103206501
Is it possible to use for file archives without revealing anyting about the host? I am thinking about all the archives we have had in the past that all have fallen off the net, in cases taking many GB of files with it.

>>103203782
>you cant channers suck
In that case, why are you here at all??

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>>103203581
What are the some of the main hacks to target a mainframe?

>>103206353
It will probably search for identifying numbers such as Ethernet MAC addresses, SIM card numbers, basesband numbers, phone numbers etc.
Some also have immutable ID stored in a fused memory, in which case you need deep surgery to change it.

>>103203581
I have a project going on right now - building my own PDA to replace a cuck jail we call smartphone. Little breakdown:

Already got the hardwarez - selected Orange Pi 5 Plus as a main board(in the maxxed out spec, ofc), 18650 batteries with a BMS plate as a power source, GSM/LTE/GPS external module with a physical killswitch, NFC/RFID module, and a bunch of other smaller stuff. Still lacking a proper screen for now. Sounds good, right? But what I noticed that the M.2 SSD on the back heats up a lot. The initial idea for it was that it would be worn on an arm(not just wrist, but all components spaced around to distribute the weight), but I guess that is not happening. So my best bet is a flip-flop format, like Nintendo 3DS type shit. I also own a 3D printer so I can make my own case pretty easily.

So, question for yall here - what OS should I select as a base for building up the working environment? For now I'm thinking FreeBSD, though I am way more familiar with Linux distributions than BSD ones. Also, few requirements:
>no systemd
>low resource consumption on idle(battery life concerns)
>abundance of software and a decent package manager(even though I probably will have to compile a lot from source)

>>103209117
Oh, forgot to add - I will make a guide in a form of a git repository with full instructions and development process, so anyone who wants to can build one. The price I paid for everything is about 300$, but it can float depending on the current price of the warez.

>>103209183
Awesome, that sounds like great stuff anon. Looking forward to the git

>>103209117
for a systemd-less linux distro with a good package manager you could try alpine.
i've also heard that Freebsd is pretty solid but never actually used it.

anybody know anything at alk here?
cheap sock5 proxies that dont conr bundled? cheap mac rdps? anything?

>>103209444
Good to know someone would appreciate this.
>>103209634
I tried FreeBSD as a basis for a small IoT server for my home, but it didn't figure it out then. Alpine also sounds solid, and I've had good experience with it before. Void would also be a fair candidate if the devs and maintainers wouldn't be plagued with controversial decisions. Could always go for Gentoo though.

Anyway, gonna spin up Alpine tomorrow on it and see what I can do from there.

What got you into cyberpunk, anon?

>>103203656
no one asked for your opinion

>>103211699
snitch

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>>103203656
Always complainers never fixers such a downer

>>103208584
Umm, JavaScript and using Kali Linux with a rubber ducky and hope the 100 eyes don't come after you, okay.