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Reposting the updated Data Broker Removal Links:
https://pastebin.com/yhWpAgXb

>>103214434
no one asked for your opinion

>>103214434
>>103214399
>other thread died before half the bump limit
I guess no one wants to hang out with Agent Gomez.

Updated Firefox Zero user.js
https://pastebin.com/fB8vQbd8

>>103217245
Agent gomez doesn't look at this manually anymore. Its all web/ keyword scraping, please get with the times. If anything it would probably be cti teams but the threads are trolled by spergs who don't like it when people talk about things they don't like so they shit it up into uselessness.

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>>103214434
We can save this general - with nightcore! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2r7S5ELb2A

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Previous thread died before I could reply.

>tell me more about Google device reputation score
Unfortunately, this is a bit classified. I was hoping you guys would already understand how this works. I can't give details because it would ruin my work, but I can paint broad strokes.

>the reputation score of the device
Google uses a multifaceted approach, with multiple scores. Your device has a trust rating, your IP has one, and your account has one.

>IP trust rating
Only tangential to this conversation, but have you ever Googled from a VPN, only to be challenged by a CAPTCHA? Or tried to Google with TOR, and gotten service denied? There's your IP trust score.

>account trust rating
I 'trust' that (you) already understand how this works. This can decrease if you do bot-like behavior like spamming 1 star reviews on Google Maps.

>device trust rating
Device score is the most interesting, because the other two major types of trust scores listed above are publicly known and not unique to Google. There's a deep rabbit hole here, I mean Alice never came out...

>ok but I have an iPhone
Google does not have access to your firmware like they would on Android, but Apple does have access to the firmware, and they assign their own trust score. Anyway, this doesn't prevent your Apple device from having a Google trust score. Google ID's your idevice through apps like Gmail and Youtube.

>what about Android
On a Googled Android, Google controls your firmware. They can spy on your device, and identify it. In terms of technical implementation, this involves multiple different processes depending on what the device is trying to accomplish. For example, signing into a Google Account on Google Play Store to download an app. That interaction goes differently depending on your device trust level. Naturally, Googled Androids have the highest device score of any other device that interacts with Google, except maybe a ChromeOS laptop.

>>103218122
Who in their right mind would do Agent Gomez's job for free? That is, post propaganda daily?

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>>103218372
Nightcore is for pedos and retards, and has nothing to do with computers or hacking. Your taste in music is flaming garbage

>>103214399
Anon with PDA here. I looked up Alpine's compatibility with OPi5+ - no luck. There is some guide on Github, but the last time i tried to rip off some files and slam them into the image - didn't work. Anyways, FreeBSD is confirmed to support this board, at least that's what their forum says. Gonna look further.

>>103218668
>Nightcore is for pedos and retards
You seem remarkably confident in your insight here, anon, anything you want to tell us?

>>103218847
Yes, this entire board, 4chan.org/g, is infested with pedos

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What is the most cyberpunk job available?
Also threadly reminder to check out Fisheye Placebo
>Vance just wanted to make the most out of his college experience under a totalitarian regime, and if that meant hacking into the university to assign himself a hot female roommate, then so be it. The last thing he expected was to be dragged into a crazy conspiracy to overthrow the government by his most-definitely-not-female roommate.

Archive
Chapter 1 Part 1
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/138433030/
Chapter 4 Part 7 (latest)
https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/145447092/

https://www.yuumeiart.com/fisheye-placebo-chapters

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What is the most cyberpunk thing to come in the future?

>>103218697
Back with the update. FreeBSD works. The only thing I ran into was that Realtek driver for Ethernet is incompatible with the newest kernel causing it to crash on boot. Anyways, gonna stick with it for now.

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>>103214399
>just realized the hackerman meme was made before the mr robot movie

>>103218372
I'm confused by the concept, but that's probably because I'm old.
Can the nightcore speed up be applied to good music too?
I listen to my podcasts sped up. Does that make my podcasts nightcore?

>>103220855
>>103218697
I'm watching your research. Very interesting. What blobs are you gonna run, and which ones not? And what is your ideal device, functionally? I'm personally debating whether I should share my research about how your Android device identifiers are used in relation to your trust score, and my theories on spoofing them. The thing is, the best solution is the one that the other anon suggested recently: just get a new device. Getting a new device is easier than spoofing hardware IDs, but the latter is a deeper rabbit hole.

>>103221104
Nightcore is cringe, it's an unpopular type of music meant for mentally ill people

>PDA
I use a wifi only tablet as a PDA. Great for eBooks

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>>103221185
>What blobs are you gonna run, and which ones not?
I will try to stick with free software for as much as I possibly can, but I'm really new to this so I might misunderstand some stuff.
>And what is your ideal device, functionally?
Well, this one is gonna be more of a cyberdeck-style computer - and I want to make it as modular as I can. But some things I for sure wanna get going is NFC/RFID read/write, also some kind of RF capability beyond conventional civillian cellular/Wi-Fi networks(for that I have RTL-SDR). For battery life - I got six 18650 3500mAh batteries to parallel connect to a BMS, though that might be a bit overkill. But I didn't find a better option I can afford yet. All this is still in the process of figuring out, and I am open to suggestions.
>I'm personally debating whether I should share my research about how your Android device identifiers are used in relation to your trust score, and my theories on spoofing them.
Sounds interesting. If you feel comfortable sharing - please do.

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Filen lifetime plans are on sale fuck do I get one now

>>103221529
For those prices you can just get a hard drive. Just make it an NFS share and throw it to any of your devices via VPS(Tailscale as an example). That way your data is truly yours and as secure as you are.

>>103221923
I already have that but I also needed a good cloud backup that's end-to-end encrypted

Techlore - How to Stay Private on a Budget!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQkKdXZiVj4

>>103221529
Can't hurt, but real punks self host

>>103221367
What is your form factor for this PDA, and how do you intend to modify the 802.11?

>>103221367
>If you feel comfortable sharing - please do.
I already made a post on the subject itt. That's as much as I dare speak, because faggots steal 0 days here before the thread even slides off.

>>103220567
Neuralink for public release.

>>103223012
Is it actually gonna be more useful than a phone?

>>103221367
Hey how do you make your local IP show up with the subnet range like 0/24?

I just got my first "can you hack facebook for me?" request today. I've finally made it.

>>103223283
Wow, I am proud of you, anon!

>>103221104
>I'm confused by the concept, but that's probably because I'm old.
Don't let yourself be stopped or defined by the calendar, this is all about being your at heart. I am a lot older than most people here (at least as defined by not having to think about certificates...)
>Can the nightcore speed up be applied to good music too?
Sure, just give it a try.
>I listen to my podcasts sped up. Does that make my podcasts nightcore?
That depends how much music there is.

>>103223135
Yes. You can "type" faster, directly from the mind.
With a two-way solution, you can reach the Cyberspace that William Gibson wrote about.

>>103223283
That's like, creep score

>>103225932
I already type way faster than I think anon. While a developed brain interface to an Android device could be somewhat useful in certain situations (as long as the battery holds), hackers would gain the ability to literally read your mind. Is this what you want? Not only that, but I still don't see how it's that much more useful than a phone, except now you have the 5G beam directly on your head at all times or something. If I don't want to type extremely fast, or order pizza with my mind, is there real practical benefit to getting my mind read? Can it open doors securely? Can it control a car? Can it control a robot dog?

>>103225932
Also, the small form factor would mean that it's nothing but a cloud-connected piece of shit. It can be designed so it works with Bluetooth and requires no data, but will they? I doubt it

>>103226805
>I already type way faster than I think anon. While a developed brain interface to an Android device could be somewhat useful in certain situations (as long as the battery holds),
I find the soft keys rather inconvenient, and are impossible (at least fo rme) to use if you cannot see the screen properly. Without the displayed keyboard you cn save a lot of screen real estate.
>hackers would gain the ability to literally read your mind.
Not sure that follows, though I am more concerned with various government demanding backdoors into brains - with a suitable exception for important people like themselves. Neuralink's competitors have also made noise about putting "information" into the brain, and by now most people will suspect irresistable ads.
>Is this what you want?
I want the convenience without the risks, and being on /cyb/ I am painfully aware what powers people in power would like to grab.
>Not only that, but I still don't see how it's that much more useful than a phone, except now you have the 5G beam directly on your head at all times or something.
We have that already, and 6G is coming up. Chip and phone manufacturers have loudly told us how important even more bandwidth is, but users have been less enthusiastic. Wireless to cortex might drive this.
>If I don't want to type extremely fast, or order pizza with my mind, is there real practical benefit to getting my mind read?
With read-only, you get faster and more correct typing, possibly with a secure enclave for extremely long passwords.
With read/write access to the cortex, we quickly enter a science fiction world of mixed blessings, and "ghost diving" will be real. There is also the Eudeamon scenario, and I am confident that both Amazon and Alphabet will make a bid on such contracts. Altered Carbon might also be in our future.
>Can it open doors securely? Can it control a car?
Yes and yes.
>Can it control a robot dog?
Yes, and with read/write you can use it for telepresence.

>>103226841
>Also, the small form factor would mean that it's nothing but a cloud-connected piece of shit.
A likely scenario
>It can be designed so it works with Bluetooth and requires no data, but will they? I doubt it
They will have to make provisions for people in high security work. Would you trust an aircraft piloted by people with an unsecured brain?

>>103218372
Yes! Nightcore is the best!

>>103228389
It is what keeps thhis general alive through the night.

>>103228972
I thank the lunarpunks for that. Any good cyb books you are reading?

>>103229595
>I thank the lunarpunks for that.
I was looking for Lunarpunk literature but found nothing.
>Any good cyb books you are reading?
Sorry no, too much time spent at work.

Best cyberpunk literature? Neuromancer? Other ideas?

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>>103230161
Mind Burn is much better, a modern take on the genre that deals with an "utopic" society where neuralink is common place. And the world government have mandated a software update be implemented that gives people nausea if they ever think of injuring another human.
The cybercrimes task force deals with hunting down those that manage to commit cybercrimes despite the neuralink programming and usually go after hackers. I really enjoyed it.

>>103230161
Cyberpunk 2077

I have a question:
What could potentially hide inside an embedded .mp4 file on a website?

Is it possible that you click play and it infects you somehow?
Or puts a tracker in your computer or calls back somewhere with information about your computer? Injects something into your browser's video player?
Would it be possible for your system to be compromised just because you clicked play on a video on a shady website, like one of those "free movies" ones?
Like is it possible that you watch a free movie on some website and get a knock on your door the next day about pirating? Not because your ISP saw it but because there was something in the embedded video?

If any of this is possible, would using Tor prevent any of this?

>>103231735
Could there be a 0-day in the code that parses an .mp4 container file? Sure.
The attack surface of a modern browser is very large, due to the stupendous feature set they're expect to implement and make available to every web page.
Tor browsers generally understand javascript must be disabled to avoid most of this sadness, but really a lot more ought to be locked down.
I think I'd expect serious Tor users run their browsers, and any other Tor tools, within a dedicated VM/live distro with network access mediated from outside of it.
But idk tho.
> Like is it possible that you watch a free movie on some website and get a knock on your door the next day about pirating?
I don't use "watch free movies here" websites because they tend to be complete cancer, but as far I understand it, it's much harder to make a legal case against someone watching a movie online that against someone making bits of that movie available to other users. So I'd expect they're probably safe in that respect. Less so in regard to all the malware their ad spots will keep pushing on you, but you know..

Looking to switch from docker to rootless podman. Should I run them all as myself (part of sudo group), a dedicated user or a user for each container on the host?

>>103232342
Container is safer always

Sorry for the late replies, I didn't sleep in 2 days and just crashed for 20 hours.

>>103222923
Form-factor is more of a hand-held option, like a portable console. You can look up clockworkPi's uConsole and DevTerm as reference. About 802.11 - not sure what you are talking about, please explain.

>>103223147
It's the default fastfetch config, I didn't change it. No idea.

>>103230161
>Best cyberpunk literature?
Tha FAQ has a list.
>Neuromancer?
Definitely at the top of the list.
>Other ideas?
I'd be interested to hear about more recent books.

Why do incels cry when cybersecurity articles are posted?

Daily reminder to not trust hostile governments that hate you
>Russian Military Cyber Actors Target US and Global Critical Infrastructure
https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/cybersecurity-advisories/aa24-249a

>>103221529
How do you know that it's trustworthy though? Everytime I see any product that's security focused I immediately spot a glownigger operation

>>103235196
The encryption's done on your side (client) and it's open source

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Hi. I don't visit /g/ often and I don't know shit about computers. Sorry if this is not the right place to ask.
I accessed an old microsoft email account I had and used to register on forums and stuff like that maybe 15-20 years ago. Anyway, Apparently there people trying to log in from all over the world, there are like 50 tries a day, sometimes it is successful. My name was changed to something in arabic.
I googled the address in case it was shared in some warez site or something but that wasn't the case.
Should I worry? There's nothing of value AFAI can remember, although I'll check obv. Is this normal? Are common email accounts constantly under siege of hackers or did I do something wrong? I'm literally a nobody btw.

>>103235671
If you can be identified from your email, there could be trouble. Look up identity theft. And the police will not care if you say or even is a nobody if your email address can be tied to a major incident. The police is under pressure to arrest someone, or anyone, to show progress, and your nobodyness will not shield you from a lifetime in jail. One estimate I saw was that 4 percent of people in jail are innocent. And they are still stuck in jail.
And yes, attempting to force passwords is a 24/7 activity. Consider all passwords with less than 7 characters to be compromised, years ago. Even 8 characters is dubious.

>>103235977
Thanks. I'll look into it

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>>103235164
Ok Agent Gomez, but you should probably teach your fellow Americans to read first before posting. Did you know that as an American, you are likely less literate than a 7th grader?

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Artist's portrayal of Agent Gomez from this thread. Agent Gomez is the skinniest, whitest, most athletic member of his team btw

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Have another cyberbump, people need to see this

>>103229595
>>103228972
>>103228389
Actual retarded faggots, there's a board for music, so go there already with your neurodivergent tunes. Only psychos like nightcore.

>>103233964
>recent books
The genre died like 20 years ago

>>103230161
You're better off reading books like 'Programming in Go' and 'The C Programming Language', but if you must waste time on fiction, I recommend Daemon by Daniel Suarez. And his other books.

>>103232401
no i meant the host user running the containers

Reverse engineering and stolen IP is common in /cyb/ literature. Now reality is catching up with the more hilarious aspects:
>EU to demand technology transfers from Chinese companies
https://archive.is/AO7Pr
Essentially what China has done for years and years.
>Brussels has also introduced domestic production targets into legislation aimed at boosting clean technologies adopted in May.
A bit Soviet of the EU, methinks.
>But in a closed-door meeting earlier this year, China’s commerce ministry warned domestic carmakers against making heavy investments in Europe, and advised them to establish production lines in the continent solely for the final assembly step, citing political uncertainty in Brussels, according to a person familiar with the matter.
They recognize their own patterns.

The amusing thing is that this new scheme cold force Chinese companiues to share with EU tech -- that was stolen from the US. What could possibly go wrong?

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>>103236876
Daily reminder that the reason you seethe about the USA is because American kids bullied you at school, as you admitted yourself

>>103239956
>checked
Lmao ok 56%

How's the PDA anon doing? I'm going to root a phone tonight.

>>103235164
You are correct. These people also hate you and you should be aware.

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56% bump

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>>103242886
It's impossible to hate anyone as much as the Muttmerican government hates her own citizens

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Last bump for now, after all this thread is a dumpster fire

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I've made an absurd number of accounts over the years, and have lost track of them all.

I want to reduce my footprint but don't know where to start with this. Advice?

>>103243276

change your name and move to another country :D

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>>103236845
GEMS

Daily reminder to not trust hostile governments that hate you
>Chinese government-linked snoops are exploiting a zero-day bug in Fortinet's Windows VPN client to steal credentials and other information
https://www.theregister.com/2024/11/19/china_brazenbamboo_fortinet_0day/

The world of Yokohama Kaidasho Kikou is coming:
>Demographic Winter Is Coming
https://thepenngazette.com/demographic-winter-is-coming/
>His calculations are particularly striking because they suggest that a crucial moment has arrived: the global fertility rate, he says, may have already dipped below the replacement rate, as more and more couples around the world have decided to have fewer children or forego parenthood altogether. Although he allows that the global population is still growing, he expects it to peak in roughly 30 years, with a steep decline unfolding in its wake. And when the transition comes—when the world’s population eventually tips into contraction—he believes the impacts will be disruptive and swift.

=== /cyb/ News:
Body hacking is /cyb/ too.
>Batteries Not Included: Navigating The Implants Of Tomorrow
https://hackaday.com/2024/11/19/batteries-not-included-navigating-the-implants-of-tomorrow/
>Tinkerers and tech enthusiasts, brace yourselves: the frontier of biohacking has just expanded. Picture implantable medical devices that don’t need batteries—no more surgeries for replacements or bulky contraptions. Though not all new (see below), ChemistryWorld recently shed new light on these innovations. It’s as exciting as it is unnerving; we, as hackers, know too well that tech and biology blend a fine ethical line. Realising our bodies can be hacked both tickles our excitement and unsettlement, posing deeper questions about human-machine integration.

Also see
https://archive.is/qc5M5

>>103245559
There is to many people as it is and most of them are brown

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>>103245409
t. Agent Gomez

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When you post your hax here, this is who sees them

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Just a reminder, every time you click on a link from Agent Gomez, your IP gets captured, together with the reference to this board. In other words, you're inviting more journalists, bots, agents, and other human garbage to this general.

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>>103243399
Checked, digits don't lie

>thread spammed into uselessness
Modern /cyb/ is a sad state. I remember like 2-3 years ago guys were talking about how to hack, how to lean, and even certs they were working on. But it was mostly about the love of the puzzle.

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>>103248101
>Modern /cyb/ is a sad state.
I am not sure what is going on but it looks like it is the work of one person. Others do make genuine contribution.
>I remember like 2-3 years ago guys were talking about how to hack, how to lean, and even certs they were working on.
Probably before 2021, since that was when The Incident happened.
>But it was mostly about the love of the puzzle.
That is true.

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>>103248908
can you post it as a line graph, not a fucking bar graph

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>>103248908
Ah yes, the famous /cyb/ incident.
Nobody knows what the incident was really about, we only could perceive its existence through the metrics it produced.

>>103248101
It was already useless before the spam

>>103250234
Also the anons who disappeared, never to be seen again. The survivors were lucky

>>103250335
ok so anons disappeared. We can agree on that.

>>103250390
The FAQ hints they went to another imageboard but the leads dried up.

>>103248101
>Modern /g/ is a sad state.
ftfy*
This board is essentially /v/, /pol/, and /vg/ schizos all taking turns trying to rape a dead corps. My advise is to use one of the alt chans. Technology is kill on /g/.

>>103251667
All the other imageboards I use have no tech boards sadly. Would be cool to get a group together

>>103251695
You clearly haven't been looking hard enough or at all.

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free usenet cheatcodes
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