>>108402028
>Recommended operating systems
General purpose: Debian, Fedora, Arch Linux, Xubuntu, Linux Mint
Security focused: Qubes OS, Whonix, Tails, OpenBSD

>Recommended mobile operating systems
Android based: GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, DivestOS, LineageOS
Linux based: postmarketOS, PureOS

>Recommended browsers
Chromium based: Brave, Chromium (ungoogled)
Firefox based: Waterfox, Zen Browser, LibreWolf, Tor Browser
Firefox with Zero user.js: https://pastebin.com/PRQyRv6x

>Advanced content blocking
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium-mode

>Browser tests
https://www.deviceinfo.me
https://dnsleaktest.com
https://librespeed.org
https://time.gov

>Recommended search engines
Brave Search, SearXNG, DuckDuckGo, Startpage

>Privacy oriented DNS
https://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.html
https://nextdns.io
https://quad9.net

>Privacy oriented email
Proton Mail, Tuta Mail, Mailbox.org, Riseup, Disroot

>Recommended instant messengers
Signal, SimpleX Chat, Session, Briar, Element

>BIOS replacement
https://coreboot.org
https://libreboot.org

>Resources
https://www.privacyguides.org
https://anonymousplanet.org/guide/
https://ssd.eff.org
https://ryf.fsf.org/products
https://haveibeenpwned.com
https://inteltechniques.com/workbook.html
https://eldritchdata.neocities.org
https://stallman.org/facebook.html
https://chromium.woolyss.com

Thank you very much for posting that....

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it dieded

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>>108402387
The previous one made it to the bump limit at least.

I really liked Cryptonomicon and I went on to read Snowcrash, but I thought it was pretty boring. Are any of Neal Stephenson's other books worth a read?

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>>>/pol/531067895

>>108402722
Whenever I see "zog" in someone's post I know it's bullshit.

>>108402825
you could tell even earlier when reading "/pol/"

wait until the chuds learn about nvidias deals with palantir. they are gonna start OCRing your desktop in random intervals and feed it to palantir

>>108402634
snow crash
diamond age
anathema or whatever it's called
none of his books have good endings

>>108403527

air gapping your machine is the only way

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Threadly reminder to go read Fisheye Placebo for more cyberpunk goodness!
>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

Cars are absolute privacy nightmares. Is there really no way to stop them? What do rich or important people (like presidents) and evil people who should be afraid (like jews) use to avoid getting tracked like that?
People on the internet say "just remove the TCU/comms unit/etc." but apparently some cars stop working if you do while others have that unit strictly integrated so you can't do it.

>>108402722
Holy shit that's crazy
>>108403527
The Korean government already does this with their phones.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ll3JZRloYbA

>>108404186
Probably they're custom made for "special" buyers so they don't include any tracking components or maybe they ask the manufacturers to exclude them from any tracking and other features, but honestly, probably most of the time they just drive the exact same cars but other people register for them

>>108404193
Why are all lf these retards holding microphones tgag were not meant foe holding

>>108404186
>What do rich or important people (like presidents
Sorry to break your halo, but they are just as tracked as all other people

I I bought a book of puzzles for my grandmother, and the next time I checked my phone, there was a notification recommending a crossword puzzle app. Disturbing, to say the least.

>>108405133

i drove to my grocery store and there were 6 off duty cops parked outside waiting for me. disturbing, to say the least.

>>108405133
Notfication from what?

>>108405579
on my smartphone ofc sry, but I don't know from which shop or service

What are you hacking this week, anon?

>>108405133
Which book?

>>108405947
Im going to hack some phones and steal their moneis

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Does anyone knows a reputable place to buy old social media accounts with monero?

>>108408219
Just look it up on yandex

>>108408308
But all russians are scammers

Would anyone be interested in a /cyb/ SOG?

>>108408401
So buy a dollar account snd if you lose it its s dollar. If its legit the rest of the platform is legit.

Slow day, so let's make do with teardown and reverse engineering of ... some lego:
https://hackaday.com/2026/03/18/teardown-of-a-2026-lego-smart-brick/
>Freeing the main PCB from its plastic enclosure also ended up being fairly destructive, but gave the first good look at its guts. Courtesy of Redditor [PsychologicalYak4619] who previously did a teardown and analysis of such a brick, many details are already available. There’s a separate Bluetooth 5.4 SoC marked EM9305 from EM Microelectronics as well as a 16 Mb Winbond SPI Flash memory chip.

Details:
https://github.com/nathankellenicki/node-smartplay/blob/main/notes/FIRMWARE.md

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>>108408454
you mean SOC? Security Operations Center?

>>108404186
dont get a DL and dont buy a car, use your legs and public transport, if youre an fatmerican just stay at home and save yourself the trouble

>>108409679
DL?

>>108409557
Amazing idea! I loved lego back in the day

>>108404186
>People on the internet say "just remove the TCU/comms unit/etc." but apparently some cars stop working if you do while others have that unit strictly integrated so you can't do it.
Depends on the car. When you remove modules, you can code them out so you don't get errors or other bullshit bothering you. Cars don't stop working when you remove those modules, you just get annoying errors saying its broken. I had a comms/phone module die in my previous car, so I removed the module and coded it out. You can do a lot of coding on a car from home with a USB to OBD cable and the right software.

Anyway, just buy an old car if you want to be really simple. I was getting around in a 1989 Mercedes for a long time and the only computer in it was the ECU. Everything else was controlled with just relays and switches.

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I got s card writer. Its no good for cloning cause of emv however i found a use for it.
You see my food court uses a card, so now i get ppl to cook for free for me every day. Now i need to find a way to get free cigarretes.

>>108404186

they can track the bluetooth sensors in the tire pressure monitors. any signal is part of the electromagnetic signature.

>>108405947
More than you will ever know

>>108412814
We're so fucked if they got that level of precision

>>108413777
Trips of truth

>>108412423
I always wondered if I could just edit my transportation card for free tickets, if it is encrypted or something.
Any books about it?

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>>108413907
I lied my card actually has a barcode not a magnetic stripe. Id have to spoof the barcode with a sticker i guess. Even then what do those numbers mean. So my card encoder is useless for anything i guess. Id need a card sticker maker thing.

>>108413964
oh shit, maybe it's the same when they are magnectic or with chip, the info it's on their side

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>The Earthquake Faction
how do think these guys comunicate, meetings at the park? because...
>>>/pol/531187064

Reposting the updated Data Broker Removal Links:
https://pastebin.com/YDP7yihg
https://pastebin.com/raw/YDP7yihg

>>108414022
No its on the chip for credit cards for example. Its just that its encrypted and has tokens that expire upon use so its a pain in the ass. For that card if i could make sense of the barcode snd laminate it i think itd work…

>>108414245

Based, thanks.

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What happened to lainchan? it was up a few days ago and it's down again.

>>108402032
>Recommended operating systems
>Arch Linux, Xubuntu, Linux Mint
LMAO clown general

>>108416293
what would you suggest instead?

Thoughts on octobrowser?

=== /cyb/ News:
The world is turning into a strange place, more so fuelled with AI
>French music streamer Deezer battles deluge of AI fraud
https://archive.is/V33Bm
>French streaming service Deezer said streams of AI-generated music on its platform were dominated by fraudsters, who upload and then repeatedly listen to thousands of songs to generate royalty payments to the detriment of legitimate artists.
Sounds like the plot from a recent Wm Gibson book.

>>108416293
Why didn't you mention Debian and Fedora was also in that list?

>>108416231
It's up for me right now.

=== /cyb/ News:
Since designer drugs are /cyb/
>‘Steroid Olympics’ company to start selling peptides after Kennedy signals deregulation
https://archive.is/TkOSs
>Peptides can be legally approved for certain treatments and for research purposes, legal loopholes that have allowed them to become widely accessible in the US. Many are imported from China, partly because restricted peptides cannot be produced in the US.

>>108414245
Why would I want this?

>>108417217
It's wild to call peptides a "designer drug"

>>108417290
Somehow, it is tightly regulated, though FDA is under some pressure to ease up on that. Not sure since many less controversial molecules are broken down into peptides during digestion.

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>>108417284

About a year ago, some anon used to jockey beats here. I think he called his thing something like /cyb/sec/pri/ 404 Radio. I don't know when exactly, but he and other music posters went silent, and it's just not the same since.

I've been thinking of building a /cyb/ web radio - a proper one, built on top of HLS, with collaborative integration so anyone may pitch their /cyb/ songs through a web UI or an IRC channel where people could up/down vote songs.

Say I eventually get a beta out - anyone think this general has enough wind in its sails to keep it up, or even use it?

>>108402387
neat

>>108402634
Snow Crash started out as one of the funniest books I've ever read, but near the end there was a Tower of Babel part that dragged on for so long I put the book down and ended up getting too busy with school to pick it back up. I've been meaning to finish it for years.
I can't imagine calling the book in general boring.

Why yes, I did post this just to bump the thread, how could you tell?

>>108420746
Neal Stephenson has always had a problem with finishing a book, even his "short" stories are long.

>>108402634
Snow Crash is fun, just a little bit too long. Diamon Age is very different, and I am not entirely sure the plot really makes sense.
He also wrote a few "short" stories such as "Hack the Spew" and "Jipi and the Paranoid Chip", links are in the FAQ. These are also worth reading.

>>108420746
Snow Crash drags in the middle because a lot of meandering, inconsequential shit happens while Stephenson turns his novel into a textbook. Things pick up towards the end, however, and the conclusion is very satisfying.

>>108418423
Not sure what happened. Also many of the /cyb/ related Internet radios fell silent about the same time. We still have the music list though.
Be the change you want to see, give it a try.

>>108404186
Normies should just use older cars with no cellular modem. That also comes with the benefit of no WiFi and Bluetooth modules which will make tracking even more difficult.

The biggest problem that you can't easily stop is flock cameras, so you should plan your route around those if you can. In bigger western cities you're kind of fucked anyway.

>>108421383
in most europe cities those cars are also banned because muh CO2 emissions

>>108404186
There's no way to stop them.
The /cyb/ riding guide is simple, get a cheap chink motorcycle with a price point so low it can't afford anything other than the bare basics. And modify the fuck out of it.
As for normies, let them be. The car is a cage for a reason. Normals like their boxes.

>>108421503
Bullshit. Its just older diesels that are banned. Also you can even get a 2016 car without cellular modem, especially cheaper ones. All cars since 2017 have a cellular modem because of the ecall requirement.

=== /sec/ News:
Just a reminder that Hackaday deliver weekly security news summaries:
>This Week In Security: Linux Flaws, Python Ownage, And A Botnet Shutdown
https://hackaday.com/2026/03/20/this-week-in-security-linux-flaws-python-ownage-and-a-botnet-shutdown/
>All Linux kernels since Linux 4.11 are vulnerable. If your Linux distribution enables AppArmor, and quite a few do, you’ll want to be updating as soon as fixes are available from your distribution maintainers. On systems with untrusted users, such as shared environments, VPS server environments, and the like, this is even more critical and urgent. Even on single-user systems, vulnerabilities like these allow other exploits, like the Python attack below, mechanisms to elevate their access and persistence.
>StepSecurity reports on a new campaign to infect Python projects on GitHub with a complex malware that, once deployed, appears to be yet another crypto and login stealer.
>Apparently on a roll, Qualys also discovered that the Ubuntu Snapd system — the service responsible for managing packages and services in the Snap format — allows for privilege escalation. The Ubuntu report is low on details, stating only that improper handling of “certain operations” in a snap package tmp directory could cause systemd-tmpfiles to recreate the files, allowing replaying commands and gaining “escalated privileges”.
And more.

What do you guys think of Portmaster?
Also, due to the recent systemd fiasco, will you add non-systemd distros to the recommended distro list?

>Cybersecurity basics: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_/sec/_guide
This reads like someone's study notes. It looks like my own notes that I make when I learn random stuff on the internet.
That's fine when you did read the source material and just need a quick reminder when re-reading, but for someone who doesn't know much, it's pretty unintelligible or hard to follow.
I suggest either fixing it (by filling gaps, reorganizing, etc.) so that a regular person can follow its contents, or removing it from the OP altogether.

>>108409557
Fuck yeah glad someone did it before me because I wasn’t keen on destroying a $50 brick and buying a set I don’t give a shit about

>>108422138
>I suggest either fixing it
Splendid idea. I wouldn't remove the existing copy before you create a new version.
The guy who wrote it was beyond hyperactive but hasn't been here for several years now, last seen on X in 2023.

>A drug agency investigator infiltrated the site and became an admin, gaining inside information about the site operations.
>He found Ulbricht's chats showed Pacific time, narrowing down his likely location.[22]
How the hell did that happen if the site was on Tor?

>>108409679
>use your legs
That is where they catch you by gait analysis
> and public transport
Paying how? And how do you avoid all the cameras?

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>>108421737
>What do you guys think of Portmaster?
Haven't followed that one.
>Also, due to the recent systemd fiasco, will you add non-systemd distros to the recommended distro list?
I just hope SerenityOS soon will be usable as a daily driver. Linux has just accumulated too much cruft over the last decades.

>why would anyone sell you emv software if they can card themselves dude
Gee idk why is everyone so eager to use cards in front a bunch of cameras?

>>108422185
Now that it is clear that Gen Z are tech illiterates, our last hope is the subsequent generation, so we have to give them high tech lego. Stagnation is over; now it is free fall decline.

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Various punk-isms: >>>/tg/97682900
I never heard of teapunk until now. I guess diesel-teapunk would be Lapsang Souchon.

>>108424585
Teapunk sounds delicious!

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>>108425640
I agree. We just need a defining teapunk story/manga/anime.

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>>108425640
>Teapunk
I have more

>>108421556
>Normals like their boxes.
Are you from that car hating subreddit?

>>108404186

usually you can remove/desolder the modem.

>>108427071
They can still activate it wirelessly even without electricity

>>108427531

not if it doesn't exist in your car

>>108426336
is that poop water

>>108427672
Nope, TEA water.
The most gigantic "tea" bag I ever saw was in Japan. It was a large burlap sack stuffed with herbs and was submerged in an onsen. The water was bright red - supposedly this was super healthy.

>>108427667
My government is forcing us to get their shitty cars which have an integrated tracker and are pay per use

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>>108424585 >>108425740
Now to combine cyber-, fetish-, and teapunk.

>>108430657
I hate latex, I think there are other alternative and much better punk outfits that are higher tech

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>>108431298
Why hate latex? It is suprimely tight and shiny. Anyway, we have some alternatives from earlier Lunarpunk postings.

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>>108431559
Guess that's the reason, I hate shiny. I think cyberpunk gear should be more tactical as in a tactical city warrior.

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>>108431669
Same. I prefer the "Gunfighter In Societal Breakdown" aesthetic to the sleeker, more corpo look

>>108431559
it doesn't transpire?

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>>108431692
Latex? No, it is a sealing surface so inside it gets as hot and humid as a rain forest.
https://xcancel.com/Glico_happy/status/1833053133267984474#m
Spandex breathes and wicks out sweat. Nylon spandex is shiny but doesn't have the same speculara reflection as latex, while cotton spandex is matte.

>>108431818
>https://xcancel.com/Glico_happy/status/1833053133267984474#m
that's what I had in mind
but maybe is useful on a cold nuclear winter

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>>108431689
This, this simply looks much better

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>>108431843
Latex is handy against NBC warfare and against tasers. And it looks futuristic:
https://www.deviantart.com/latexspacebabes/art/Welcome-To-The-Citadel-Home-Of-The-Space-Babes-1272923135

Alessandro Cortini - Rispetto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXoRU7Hkbko

I'm in your area.

>>108432981

are you a single milf looking to fuck?

What are you working on this week, anon?

>>108429378

which country is this

>>108434456
Not much, just licking corpo boots for a living

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WE NEED TO PROTECT THE WESTERN INFRASTRUCTURE

hehehe

Anyone knows how to bypass the TikTok risk signals for logging in on a rooted Android device.

I managed to bypass SSL pinning and some other hurldes using Frida but the loging is always saying "maximum attempts reached".

I need it for some automation.

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>>108431559
>Lunarpunk postings
Evidently, we need more of that. Still looking for that defining Lunarpunk book.

>>108439784

seems closer to space stations that anything else.

>>108437857
Why would anyone use tik tok?

>>108440343
gen z and brainrot go together like peanut butter and jelly

>>108440698
Not their fault though. There's a trillion dollar industry fighting for their attention and they are exceptionally good at manipulation through algorithm. You'll never hear me complain about "Kids these days" when there's a literal world spanning, capital asset driven, social engineering behemoth directing their thought processes

>>108441094
>making excuses for zoom zooms
lol it's literally not real, like just put the phone down and touch grass

>>108441124
Yes but the dopamine machine wants you to keep it close. It's designed that way

>>108441148
I hate that dopamine machine

>>108440343
To fap

>>108437857
just use the web browser are you retarded

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>look at my country's senate
>50 different laws being introduced "to use AI to track down online hate speech"

>>108443469
Bongland?

>>108443469
Could be worse, The federal agent assigned to my case is a delusional annoying gay retard

>>108443862
Sounds better than being arrested for literally anything because all the "definitions" in our law code are basically "whatever the fuck we want lmao"

>>108443868
Over in the states they’ll just zersetzung you into poverty suicide and/or doing stupid shit that lands you in prison. World is significantly less open and free and the quality of people in surveillance roles who want to micromanage and obsess over your life are garbage people, pretty soon you wont even have private thoughts.

>>108443887
I can assure you that Zersetzung is considerably better to deal with than third world prisons

>>108443897
How about neither?

>>108443900
How about no corruption or murder? I wish, but it's not what's happening.

Worse of all, I can't even quite "get ready" for any of this because I'm just some retard with a craptop that can't even install linux because there's no space.

>>108443910
Find a country while you can and speak up and lobby against excessive surveillance and censorship, America isn’t gonna make it and what comes after it isn’t gonna be pretty

>>108443963
>Find a country
Anon, I'm not rich, my options are to either stay here or to become one of those immigrant wageslaves doing backbreaking work for poverty money.

>speak up and lobby against excessive surveillance
Irrelevant, the laws weren't even voted, they were just passed by the government without any input.

how do I get into cybersecurity?
can I make it my job?

>>108444891
>how do I get into cybersecurity?
The wiki has a LOT of infor about that.
>can I make it my job?
Sure.

Working for cybersecurity for homoglobo corp somehow manages to be scummier than being a crook

>>108445129

People used to believe in things.

>>108443469
I'm so glad I live in Argentina where none of this shit flies

>>108445942

Anon, I...

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>>108445942

>>108442290
No can do pal, we need mobile version TikTok as it has more features.

>>108440343
We cover all the platform so it is just one of them.


Btw I did make it in the end, it was quite a challenging task.

>>108446106
>>108446220
Come on, name those laws. I'll be waiting.

What is the safest browser?

>>108449029

there isn't one

>>108449029
Firefox

>>108449029
Lynx
Ladybird

>>108445942
Are you glad now? You got a lolbert president hes not woke but ppl to fend what became an underdeveloped agriculture economy.
All this macho talk around a system that seems natural but its very dysfunctional(capitalism)
The average tax rate of the world is closer to say 30% these days and im no centrist it goes without saying a little bit of corruption is part of the sudaca experience but youre going to get butthurt over that and not someone towering over you squeezing you like a lemon.
Brazil well they all complain but theyre all on the internet from their ugly favelas arent they.

>>108449029
Brave

>>108449029
IceCat

>>108444891
>walk up to cybersecurity
>open the door
>walk inside
ezpz

>>108451123
What does it offer?
>>108451148
Why?

>>108402032
>>Recommended browsers
>Chromium based: Brave,
lmao

>>108431993
Eh I find it ugly as fuck, there are better options for cyberpunk wear

What are you hacking this week, anon?

What exactly makes whonix so secure?
is it just because it's running in a vm?
is running Mint in a vm just as secure?
also what is the best way to password protect it so nobody can boot it up it if they're sitting at my pc?

=== /sec/ News:
>Kali Linux 2026.1 Is Out with New Default Theme, New Tools, and BackTrack Mode
https://9to5linux.com/kali-linux-2026-1-is-out-with-new-default-theme-new-tools-and-backtrack-mode
>As expected, Kali Linux 2026.1 introduces new tools, namely AdaptixC2, an extensible post-exploitation and adversarial emulation framework, Atomic-Operator, a tool to execute Atomic Red Team tests across multiple operating system environments, and Fluxion, a security auditing and social-engineering research tool.
>Also included are GEF, a tool providing a modern experience for GDB with advanced debugging capabilities; MetasploitMCP, an MCP server for Metasploit; SSTImap, an automatic SSTI detection tool with an interactive interface; WPProbe, a fast WordPress plugin enumeration tool; and XSStrike, an advanced XSS scanner.
>The Kali NetHunter app for mobile devices has been updated as well, with a new kernel for Android 16 on Redmi Note 8 devices, support for using the internal wireless firmware of Samsung S10 series devices in Kali chroot, Wi-Fi packet injection on QCACLD 3.0, and various bug fixes.

>>108450552

china has a lower overall tax rate than america and better social services. it's pure cyberpunk done right.

>>108455171
>china has a lower overall tax rate than america and better social services.
So does most of Europe. It may stifle competition, but it allows potential punks to live well without having to rebel.
Is that cyber without the punk? Is progress possible without strife? Does strife guarantee progress? Would we still have cool tech in a post-technocrat future?

You voted for this.

>>108456244
Who are you talking to?

>>108455300

how does it stifle competition? cyberpunk with no social services is homelessness.

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How did this twitter user get caught by UK police?

>>108458277
>he thinks what he posts online is anonymous
lmao

>>108457537
Arent punks literarily homeless

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>>108458883
Yeah the most punk thing you can do is sell off your earthly possessions, embrace the nomad lifestyle like our Goddess Panam

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>>108452646
No because mint has the extra security features disabled by default. But whonix isn't that good either.
Come home white man

>>108458277
At the same time, the police will not investigate numerous abducted working class girl now believed to be "in Asia", for reasons. And now they are shocked, shocked I tell you, that people want new politicians.

We are sliding ever deeper into dystopia, yet at the same time most of the West is heading towards the end. Not sure Solarpunk will be on the cards for the foreseeable future.

=== /sec/ News:
>Tails 7.6 Privacy-Focused Linux Distro Released with Automatic Tor Bridges
https://9to5linux.com/tails-7-6-privacy-focused-linux-distro-released-with-automatic-tor-bridges
>The monthly Tails releases continue with Tails 7.6, which introduces support for automatic Tor bridges, a feature that lets the Tor Connection assistant ask about Tor bridges based on your region. According to the devs, this feature uses the same technology as Tor Browser’s connection assistant.
>Tails 7.6 also replaces the KeePassXC password manager with GNOME Secrets due to its simpler interface and better integration with the GNOME desktop environment, which Tails uses by default. GNOME Secrets can automatically unlock your previous KeePassXC database, so you won’t lose your passwords.

>>108461369
Is Tails worth trying?

>>108461576
Sure but only for very specific tasks. It is amnesic so you have to reload everything every start.

>>108459263
We basically see that already with digital nomads and van lifers. It's gonna become more common as the social contract continues to deteriorate

>>108461576

what are your goals

>>108464480
Have a secure system in general

>>108465744
Yeah but what is your threat model?

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opinions? https://github.com/r3drun3/postfetch

>>108465744

secure from what and for what purpose? tails is a good throwaway system, but it's not a great daily driver unless you do everything in the browser.

>>108465744
>in general
No, Tails is not a general purpose system, it is made for a very specific scenario where you go in and complete your task and then wipe down the system back to a safe and non-compromising state.
If your threat model is state actors, you go with an airgapped solution.
For everyday use, a well maintained mainstream Linux without drama queens is best, where you minimize what is installed and close as many ports as you can.

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>>108402028
I daydream about an underground hacker resistance movement that fights the Illuminati and hacked into US and Israeli government and military networks to steal blueprints and schematics for advanced UFO technology and above top secret medical knowledge and who also hacks banks and transfers it into Monero using darknet exchanges. Wir sind der Widerstand.

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>>108468805
Such people would always have to be on the move to evade law enforcement and more than likely travel around the world by boat or submarine.

I was going to ask how to send stuff to onionshare with html. But then i remember you guys are a bunch if n00bs.

Most useless general award

>>108469283
Thank you for your contribution.

I have a question.
I remember often reading that the browser shouldn't be personalized/customized because it harms privacy and anonymity. However, the LibreWolf fork of Firefox website mentions customizing like there is nothing wrong with it, despite purportedly being a privacy-focused fork.
So what is it? Is customizing actually fine or are the LibreWolf people in the wrong?

>>108469583
>I remember often reading that the browser shouldn't be personalized/customized because it harms privacy and anonymity.
There is some truth in that. It depends on how likely the it is to be detected by a website. This usually applies to things like extensions which can greatly increase your uniqueness, but there are settings that can be detected as well.

>However, the LibreWolf fork of Firefox website mentions customizing like there is nothing wrong with it, despite purportedly being a privacy-focused fork.
The guy behind LibreWolf is a retard. He won't even let you enable the FF setting for always-private mode because he thinks it hurts privacy (which is completely false, it's one of the things FF has countermeasures against), but then has other random settings that make LibreWolf users stand out like a glow stick.

>>108468963
I'll have to admit, haven't seen any advanced users in ages

>>108469583
>>108469649
Redditors like to mix the issues of privacy and fingerprinting. You should be using your browser according to your uses and preferences. So fucking what if you are getting finger printed from using 1 extension more other than ublock? Then boo fucking hoo, cry me a river, it's not like everyone can see what you are doing inside of your computer. If you try to blend in, then you are making the problem worse and so everyone else that deviates from the script will stick out like a sore thumb even more. If you change your user agent to chrome, then congratulations, you just contibuted to the google monopoly.
I swear, the people fearing fingerprintjng are a cult.

what's i2p like? I checked the stats and there are only something like 80k people on the planet using it at any one time. Is it completely dead?

>>108471302
>Is it completely dead?
Yes

>>108470218
And suitably advanced users would announce themselves - just how?

>>108468805
That is what Anonymous tried, now they are all gone. Lots of accidents and suicides, no doubt, but they remain gonners.
And to achieve what you want you need to udnerstand a bit more about the dysfunctional parts of societies that all rebel movies ignore, such as how Eps. could live the high life and abuse girls for decades. That case has tentacles into even small countries and the same mechanisms try to shield the career criminal politicians from the fate they deserve. For what we should be talking about is how to hack entire countries, and let us take Iran as an example. The US and Israel do not have the same plans for Iran, which is why Trump talks about how desperate the regime is, while the regime hysterically denies this, all while Israel is bumping off Iranians in droves. And I am not talking /pol/ stuff here, it is instead how power plays out. Meanwhile, the press is deep in TDS.
More often things are about stupidity rather than evil and adhocracies rather than conspiracies.

>>108468900
>have to be on the move
So, like the Cypherpunks? About Tim May:
> It was felt necessary to inform the public that he died of natural causes and that natural causes were specifically not a hail of bullets.
Not sure how effective that is and if the lifestyle really is any good.

>>108471302
Is there a reliable gateway to clearnet? If so, we could put a library there. We have not heard back from the valis guy yet.

>>108473219
oy vey

>>108474668
Hacking a country with 1 ton bombs is the ultimate in social engineering.
As for Iran, the Persians now make up just 50 percent of the population but the far majority of the leadersip. It is a pressure cooker like Yugoslavia just before that collapsed. The Iranian leaders know this and Trump is letting them stew in their own fat. A world with New Kurdistan, New Baluchistan and New Persia is nobody's Solarpunk future.

>>108474740
>the old guard now make up just 50 percent of the population but the far majority of the leadersip. It is a pressure cooker like Yugoslavia just before that collapsed.
Sounds like the US. Does Trump know? Is he letting the pressure cooker stew before it explodes in his fat face?
Anyway. Whoever dies, the Solarpunk future will be built on their graves.

the ancient secrets of eggplant hydroponics

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>>108474740

Im doing pentesting labs and I have a TGT for a machine account. how do I leverage the machine ticket into a user ticket or user shell? On a linux box These labs are pretty difficult but I have learned a heck of a lot. Im on a linux box trying to get into a file share and user network, the TGT was from a keytab file.

>>108476314

https://www.guidepointsecurity.com/blog/delegating-like-a-boss-abusing-kerberos-delegation-in-active-directory/

5 minutes on google to find how to abuse a tgt

Any books on how to hack a female?

>>108476784

with what?

>>108475765

BUMO

>>108468805
That'd be so cool. I want to dream too but I never dream shit

I love Tor but it can be inconvenient at times, any better browser for everyday life?
Brave consumes too much ram, and firefox keeps wanting to ram BLM and tranny ads down my throat. Any better choices?

>>108467099
What is it for?

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>>108476784
Thankfully, we have some infographics.

>>108404139
Is this story still ongoing?

>>108402032
Updated Firefox Zero user.js
https://pastebin.com/4qVUGU9S
https://pastebin.com/raw/4qVUGU9S

>>108481384
What does this do?

>>108481384
What is this for?

>>108481960
>>108482817
A user.js configuration file for Mozilla Firefox designed to harden browser settings and make it more secure.

>>108479158
Funny how 4chan basically still has the same humor but it only gets more degenerated with time.

>>108483171
Agreed, I find that to be a plus of this site

>>108402028
I don’t think people realize how insufferable and annoying surveillance state actors really are, this civilization is finished.

>>108402032
Uh... Why no mention of Mullvad Browser???

>>108403946
what is air gapping, anon?

>>108458861
If I remember correctly his username was along the lines of "ChingChongChinaman".
He does not mention anywhere that he believed in his anonimity, rather that this name is not offensive since he is Chinese.

I'm going offline for six months at my cabin. What software is essential outside of media players? I already have three redundant debian live installers, as well as the isos on my external drive.

>>108483625
>this civilization is finished.
I think many agree on that, we just don't know how and when it will end. We are slding ever deeper into systopia, way past what was previously thought the limit again and again.
The main question is if we get Solarpunk or Idiocracy at the other end.

>>108483641
>using a browser made by a VPN company
lmao

>>108484985
Huh? It's a collab with the tor devs. It's just Firefox esr with all the privacy/fingerprint settings on by default

>>108485051
Then just use Tor Browser without the proxy. Mullvad literally offers nothing over existing Firefox forks.

>>108485074
It's literally the same thing. Just a rebadged version that you can install in two seconds and not fiddle with.

>>108485098
Or you can just turn the proxy off in Tor Browser instead of adding bloat to your system.

>>108485111
well I don't use that in the first place

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i got tor vpn beta for my smartphone but when i connected it the phone lost internet connection
i got an error

Network has no internet access
Private DNS server cannot be accessed

is it my isp blocking vpns or a problem in the vpn app?
can i manually set a DNS to connect or do something else to fix the error?

>>108402634
Definitely Mind Burn, its a great story with some good cyb stuff

>>108486069
>Mind Burn
Rarely have I seen this much namedropping in a blurb. It raises more red flags than a matador.

>old email I stupidly got leaked one time locks up now
That's not perfect for opsec purposes but it should be good enough unless some schizo employee or glowie gets into it, right?

>>108404186
>rich or important people (like presidents)
These get tracked by
>evil people who should be afraid (like jews)
Who get all the benefits of tracking with none of the drawbacks

I miss when /pol/tards stayed in their containment board

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Threadly reminder that he sets the bar for real hacker chads

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Anyone seen the patterns in the CAPTCHA?
For dice, it is always the one with the highest count, so if you see a 6 it is that. For stars it is always the one with the most spikes. For the shapes it is not so clear but it seems the demon core ranks higher than most other shapes.
When I worked on reverse engineering I relied a lot on intuition, and that is what brought the pattern to my mind. Anyone else work the same?

>>108485074
Mullvad Browser is actually hardened with user.js settings

Does anyone know a simple program to send messages over my lan to other computers? Ideally it would never try to connect to the wider Internet

What do you call the mix between urban horror and cyberpunk?

>>108489571
Cyber-horror

what irc server are we in frens

>>108489711
>irc
>in 2026
Matrix or bust!

>>108489953
>muh matrix
lmao

since google doesn't whitelist their support emails, is there an attack where you create a bunch of gmail accounts then generate tons of support emails and mark them as spam? eventually it would make those support emails go to spam for most users so they wouldn't notice weird happenings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sd26pWhfmg

one day the robots will work for us

>>108489571
Sounds exactly like what John Shirley writes.

>>108489711
I'm on my province channel, there some usual residents, most of them faggots looking for lust, they are insaciable.

>>108469283
This isn't /fwt/

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>>108490292
Come home, white man

=== /solarpunk/ News:
>Solar Balconies Take Europe By Storm
https://hackaday.com/2026/03/31/solar-balconies-take-europe-by-storm/
>In Germany in particular, small solar installs have become quite popular, and the country has become a hotbed for so-called “balcony” solar installations. These involve simple setups of one or two solar panels which are designed to be easily mounted on a balcony or other outdoor area of a home, rather than permanently installed on a rooftop.
>The ease of access has led to an explosion in installs, with over 1 million balcony solar setups already operating in the country.

How would you fix the internet, anon?

>>108491840
what province fren?

>>108494318
get 'internet safety' lessons in school
prohibit bussinesses from opting in anti privacy features by default; punishment is company stocks.

>>108494318
The problem isn't the Internet as such but rather the companies running the surveillance economy. A secondary effect is that the best and brightest now work on how to shove een more ads down people's throats and extract even more money out of them, when they could have been working on progress, medicine, technology and more.

>>108495093
Oh please, 90's internet was fucking slow and websites were so ugly. Now we live in a golden era of Google and AI generated content.
Take off the rose tinted glasses

>>108489571
New York in 20 years

>>108495860
>Oh please, 90's internet was fucking slow
I was there. It was slow if you had crazed web designers slapping 10 MB images into their web pages, because it looked cool when loading from disk.
>and websites were so ugly.
No, they were more information loaded, like the Japanese web pages are to this day.
>Now we live in a golden era of Google and AI generated content.
Hahaha - no

>>108495961
>It was slow if you had crazed web designers slapping 10 MB images into their web pages, because it looked cool when loading from disk.
And now you get all the animation and video and interactiveness you'd want in ultra fast HD
>Hahaha - no
Not an argument

>>108493049
Stop trying to force this shitty meme

>>108416231
>>108416765
Posting from the future now and lainchan still seems to be down. Is it down for everyone else? They didn't move TLDs, did they? Last I had them was at their .org address.

>>108494318
Abandon it for a more secure option.
Something like I2P or Gemini is the way forward.

>>108497242
working no problem here

>>108497440
I had to turn my VPN on to get to it. What the fuck. I wonder if my router is blocking its IP for some reason (banned by my security?)

>>108496142
internet got faster due to technological improvments, not due to behevioral ones.

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>>108497200
What is wrong with it or Solarpunk?

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>>108496142
>Not an argument
If you truly believe this to be a golden age, you are perhaps best off believeing this. Outside, in the real work, things are more grim. That is why people enjoy Solarpunk

>>108443963
>excessive surveillance and censorship
This just in:
>Ranked: The World's Most Surveilled Cities
https://archive.is/NdVHv

>>108499896
Isn't surveillance good? People can't get away with crimes anymore.

>>108500359
Leaders were meant to fear the people, then the leaders placd the people under surveillance. So no, this is not good. Even small European countries are now wakening up to Eps. tentacles oozing into their countries where the not so glorious leaders have evaded crime for decades.

Mass surveillance does not work for the people.

>>108498970
It's a wild utopia that distracts us from the real world, and real world problems.

>>108448809
Milei is a jew that will you own nothing a be happy..

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>>108493049
Is there a point to solar balconies? Can you generate a meaningful amount of electricity for the 4-6 hours a day where your panels are in direct sunlight?

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>>108501335
To the contrary, Solarpunk shows us all that there can be a better future than the grimdark stuff we are standing in up to our ears. And media purs in more blood and filth, thinking it is for our best.

>>108501381
Yes, it is sufficiently meaningful that socialist governments are now looking into how to apply even more taxes to this.
And you don't need direct sunlight, it will also work in cloudy weather. The duck curve shows the impact of solar power, some is from solar balconies.
I got two panels for free, each rated 580W at 42V, that I am about to install. With 5 hours of sun at about 1 kW, I will get 5 kWh per day, worth about 50 cents per day, or 180 buck per year.

>>108501700
i thought solarpunk means the sun has been enclosed in a giant power reactor and everything is solar powered but there's no sun

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>>108501841
People give Solarpunk very different meanings, something it is communist while others think it is capitalist. The only common thing is that it is the opposite of Cyberpunk dystopia.
The commonly seen lack of crowds is rather ominous, though.

>>108502014
I very much prefer steampunk tech

This is straight out of sci fi horror dystopia
>Inside the stealthy startup that pitched brainless human clones
https://archive.is/Q1E3P
>MIT Technology Review discovered that the stealth startup’s founder John Schloendorn also pitched a startling, medically graphic, and ethically charged vision for what he's called “brainless clones” to serve the role of backup human bodies.
>Imagine it like this: a baby version of yourself with only enough of a brain structure to be alive in case you ever need a new kidney or liver.
>Or, alternatively, he has speculated, you might one day get your brain placed into a younger clone. That could be a way to gain a second lifespan through a still hypothetical procedure known as a body transplant.

>>108502944
Who knows, I mean organs for everybody or normalized human meat seems nice.

>>108498970
>>108501700
>>108501841
>>108502014
>What is wrong with it or Solarpunk?
It's a highly contaminating and inefficient energy source WEF shit now fuck off

>>108501349
>that will you own nothing

>>108503919
>It's a highly contaminating and inefficient energy source
What did anon mean by this??

>>108500359

>deep state good!

are you a shill or did you hit your head?

What are you hacking this week, anon?

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>>108505372
We going to the Moon this week.

>>108505437
Are we hacking the moon?

whoever made this needs to learn how to market
https://github.com/seqra/opentaint
35 stars is criminal

>>108507201
>needs to learn how to market
We know where the taint is, he just, erm, opened it.

>>108507336
we open your taint so hackers don't have to

>>108505437
I wish more cyberpunk works dealt with the moon

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Been working on a hybrid collection of single-purpose devices to replace my computer and smart phone, to this end I've been doing experimentation on a number of different types of computer replacements, RPi 2W0, ESP32, arduino
the plan is to have a set of homemade devices to perform specific tasks and not one thing more than that.
for music an ESP32 mp3 player for mobile and a dedicated CD player for home
for a computer a RPi built into a portable DVD player with a keyboard I actually like and a custom linux from scratch implementation that runs faster than tar in antarctica
retro gaming emulation is bullshit, I have the old console and I'm modding them
a lovely e-reader, either build from an ESP32 or a repurposed kobo
for phone calls I'm going to turn an ESP32 into a cell phone (so I control the software) with a sim card module that has a physical switch, so when I'm not using it or don't want calls I can literally just cut it off. I'm going to build this into an old-fashioned home phone with a receiver and buttons and everything
for home development I'm going to build a special purpose machine with an insane number of GPIO and multiple forms of connectivity

the piece of resistance is the pip-boy style cyberdeck, it's going to be slim, wrist mounted, and not make me look like a unibomber. I intend for people to see it and think "oh a smart watch"

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how to wipe a drive in a way that is truly unrecoverable?

fellas, It brings me great joy to tell you all that I've finally gotten over my lifelong crossdressing fetish. My 10+ years of pics have already been rounded up and deleted, and the recycle bin has been emptied. now I just need a method of disk cleaning capable of scrambling the magnets inside enough to properly dispose of the "evidence."

I wouldn't have been so paranoid about this before in the past but I was reading about this whole incident here the other day thinking "yeah, I'd probably kill myself if something like this happened to me" so I really wanna do this to finally have that peace of mind and be done with it.

>>108509993
power drill and a big ass neodynium magnet will do the trick, desu you only need one but if you wanna go full tinfoil use both, first open the drive up and pull out the platters, just doing this alone makes the data unrecoverable for like 99% of people because you definitely damaged the drive to do this, those arms are sensitive and you almost certainly fucked one up, swapping does no good either because the chipset on the harddrive is needed for data recovery, the remaining folks have special equipment to fix and/or transplant the necessaries
so after you dismantle the things you'll find some powerful neodynium magnets VERY powerful (because they're used to move the arms really fast) take one of those and just rub it all over the platter, really get it in there
finally take a power drill and shatter the fucking things, or a hammer, pmuch anything that'll actually physically destroy the platters, unless you have the nuclear launch codes or some shit no one is going to put in the effort to try to rebuild a broken platter

>>108509993
Ehy is this shit gettinf posted everywhere?

>>108509993
>wouldn't have been so paranoid about this before in the past but I was reading about this whole incident here the other day
qrd?

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do you have pipelines in your machine

Does anyone know any good linux/tech privacy or privacy-adjacent forums? I think stuff like that is the best way to stay informed (word of mouth) especially with stuff going on right now...
I used to be pretty active on SizeofCat Cafe but that got obliterated a few months ago, but I liked what they had going on there, lots of smart individuals there.

>>108510450
hi other anon here. I like this idea but is there another less destructive option that keeps the drive intact? me personally I'm quitting gooning and am looking to convert my former portable gooning laptop of choice into something that runs or Linux or something idk.

>>108501335
Agreed. Solarpunk won't solve the main issues the world faces

>>108512665
Matrix has one but most anon here fear the matrix protocol

>>108511376

because it's funny and you really only need ccleaner to wipe the free disk space after you encrypt the entire hard drive.

>>108509793
That is so cool, anon! That is the future

>>108443469
Damn, I'm so sorry for you. Luckily here in America we're free from that

>>108402028
What is the best hacking language, anon?

>>108518533
asm

>>108518868
What about scheme?

What keyboards are you using?

>>108520333
Logitech K270

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>>108505437
I don't care what anyone says, this is cyberpunk af

>>108520469
I'd say its more sci fi or space opera than cyberpunk

>>108402634
Is cryptonomicon any good?

>>108509993

encrypt the whole drive and throw away the key

>>108521130
he just said he doesn't care what anyone says dude

>>108514009
wouldn't you be so kind and share with the rest the class anon

>>108520333
Logitech Pebble Keys 2 K380s

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I am reading the allegedly leaked code from anthropic.

after carrying out a manual code review on

main.tsx

I can say with eighty percent confidence this code was released to the public on purpose by the same organization.

in the worst case scenario: this is a small manufactured parody artifact that does not work. A mock source code. The team sprinkled some values and atractive concepts to generate an illusion. Conveniently, there are missing key components for the construction of a production build (the code got leaked but not the package.json, the tsconfig.ts or the bun, documents that exist inside every typescript project. A super convenient situation for an industrial accident).

best case scenario, the code is a very early version of an undisclosed anthropic MCP artifact, or an unreleased primitive prototype that Anthropic do not care to lose in exchange for some free publicity in the educational sector. If something similar to this hypothetical scenario is what is actually happening, the source code could possibly present some valuable insights regarding how the organization understood early MCP.

there is a giant json encoded in base64 at the end of the file and makes no sense the thing there. Nobody does that. Ridiculous shit on a production release. Somebody took the string and put it there because gave the illusion of meaning (seems to be the json definition of the sourcemap).

I will keep reading this thing.

>>108520444
>>108522155
What do you use them for?

can someone please tell me how to purchase a vps anonymously. or at least link to a few resources that can help me with this. it’s been a long time since i’ve done something like this. my workflow im envisioning would be to create whonix vm create protonmail email, purchase xmr on non kyc exchange, purchase vm using xmr, generate keys and connect to vm from whonix using key authentication. anything im missing? also does anyone know of good vps vendors. preferably looking for some vendors in eastern europe/cis countries. thanks

new bread >>108523814

>>108522819
typing?