>>109387207"With software there are only two possibilities: either the users control the program or the program controls the users."--Richard Stallman>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://archive.is/mkDpaWhat is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://archive.is/6pQt6The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>NetworksTor: https://www.torproject.org/download/I2P: https://i2p.net/en/Freenet: https://www.hyphanet.org/>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Hardware: https://ryf.fsf.org/productsFrontends: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Privacy_friendly_frontendsOSINT Guide: https://inteltechniques.com/index.htmlFirmware: https://libreboot.org/RMS on Facebook: https://stallman.org/facebook.htmlHave I Been Pwned: https://haveibeenpwned.com/>Security"Shit just got real": https://pastebin.com/rqrLK6X0Cybersecurity basics: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_/sec/_guideBasics and armory: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_basics_and_armoryLearning/News/CTFs: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_Learning/News/CTFs/sec/ PDFs: https://mega.nz/#F!zGJT1QQQ!O-8yiH845GN26ajAvkoLkAEFF Surveillance Self-Defense: https://ssd.eff.org/Other library: https://mega.nz/file/UCgEGAjb#rwNcnMAQCUUbSp8supsFvn9QEHCWUW86eLcZa16ZG4YUpdated Data Broker Removal Links:https://pastebin.com/cDbDXQvhhttps://pastebin.com/raw/cDbDXQvh
>>109497359>Recommended operating systemsGeneral purpose: Debian, Fedora, Arch Linux, Xubuntu, Linux MintSecurity focused: Qubes OS, Whonix, Tails, OpenBSD>Recommended mobile operating systemsAndroid based: GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, LineageOSLinux based: postmarketOS, PureOS>Recommended browsersChromium based: Brave, Helium, Chromium (ungoogled)Firefox based: Waterfox, Zen Browser, LibreWolf, Tor BrowserFirefox with Zero user.js: https://pastebin.com/4qVUGU9S>Advanced content blockinghttps://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium-mode>Browser testshttps://www.deviceinfo.mehttps://dnsleaktest.comhttps://librespeed.orghttps://time.gov>Recommended search enginesBrave Search, SearXNG, DuckDuckGo, Startpage>Privacy oriented DNShttps://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.htmlhttps://nextdns.iohttps://quad9.net>Privacy oriented emailProton Mail, Tuta, Mailbox Mail, Riseup, Disroot>Recommended instant messengersSignal, SimpleX Chat, Briar, Element>BIOS replacementhttps://coreboot.orghttps://libreboot.org>Resourceshttps://www.privacyguides.orghttps://ssd.eff.orghttps://ryf.fsf.org/productshttps://haveibeenpwned.comhttps://inteltechniques.com/workbook.htmlhttps://eldritchdata.neocities.orghttps://stallman.org/facebook.html
>>109497362>Recommended browser: BraveThis general is unsalvageable.
=== /sec/ News:>This Week In Security: Claude Gets Hacking, Hotel WiFi, And NPM Compromised Againhttps://hackaday.com/2026/08/07/this-week-in-security-claude-gets-hacking-hotel-wifi-and-npm-compromised-again/
>>109493073>Come on dude, it's not 2015 anymore. HackRF is trash.It is cheap and does what it is intended to. There are better systems from Ettus but at a far greater cost. Also HackRF Pro is now available.>Any high schooler can design&solder something better.Please tell more.
Threadly reminder to check out 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.ArchiveChapter 1 Part 1https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/138433030/Chapter 4 Part 7 (latest)https://desuarchive.org/co/thread/145447092/https://www.yuumeiart.com/fisheye-placebo-chapters
>>109497386I added your special snowflake browser to the list, why are you still whining like a little bitch?
>>109498481>I added your special snowflake browser to the listBrave is dogshit.
>>109498518You're entitled to your opinion even if you're completely wrong.
>>109498590>You're entitled to your opinion even if you're completely wrong.>assumes i am wrongTake a read, chud.https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave
>>109498622>https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/braveThis has been completely debunked.>Auto-updatesWintoddler problem, Brave doesn't auto-update on Linux>Brave has built-in telemetryP3A removes your IP address from the requests, doesn't collect personal information, the list of metrics is public, the code is open source, etc., can be disabled with one click>Brave TodayOpt-in>SafeBrowsingSafeBrowsing works locally and all requests (when there's a match and to download the database) are proxied from their own servers, also can be disabled with one click>Brave RewardsOpt-in>Miscellaneous requests worth notingCertificate revocation, filter lists and component updates, not spywareDon't forget to livestream your suicide.
>>109498741https://www.coindesk.com/tech/2021/02/22/brave-browser-was-exposing-addresses-in-tor-mode-for-monthshttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19129309>also has to pay for "unbloated" version>opt-in malware features, "just close them bro">Don't forget to livestream your suicide.I will be watching yours with my own eyes.
>>109498783>>109498741So which is it and how could one test the claims?
>>109499624Brave made Brave Origin for "making Brave great again" while it never was. You have to pay to get rid of all the bloatware and spyware comes with Brave by default.
=== /cyb/ News:>Does Silicon Valley dream of Philip K Dick?https://archive.is/Mn1Z0>But what kind of future are we really hurtling towards? Increasingly, it is looking much more like the one anticipated by the drugged-up 1960s oeuvre of Philip K Dick, filled with deranged billionaires, machines that claim consciousness, hallucinated worlds and political breakdown. Musk and his brethren seem more like escapees from this universe than the Asimovian super-geniuses they imagine themselves to be. It is Dick’s far weirder sensibilities that offer the better guide to Silicon Valley today.Even The FT must agree we live in Dystopia.
certs
>>109500386Certs are for pussies. Real MEN hack because it's the manly thing to do.
>>109498783>2021lmao at the cope>>109499624every major privacy expert recommends brave as a chrome replacement
>>109500949>lmao at the copeSo? Will you ignore what they did? "Oh they changed now they are better.">every major privacy expert recommends brave as a chrome replacementLiterally no one does.
>>109501009>So? Will you ignore what they did? "Oh they changed now they are better."Everyone makes mistakes, look the laundry list of fuckups by Mozilla the past two decades. The point is, my mentally challenged friend, they actually listened to the community and quickly reversed course on anything that was perceived as negative. You're literally having to grasp at straws from many years ago which only proves how good Brave is today.>Literally no one does.Privacy GuidesPrivacy ToolsEFFNBTVTechloreThe Hated OneProPrivacyRob Braxman
>>109501314>they actually listened to the communityLMFAO. Couldn't be more incorrect.>All recommended "experts" require 20 diifferent configurations and disabling "opt-ins"Yeah man. Whatever. Keep shilling Brave. They may give you a BAT or two some day.
>>109501377>LMFAO. Couldn't be more incorrect.But they clearly did.>Yeah man. Whatever. Keep shilling Brave. They may give you a BAT or two some day.I'm not shilling anything, I don't give a fuck what you use and I've never had any crypto. You're just salty that no one cares about your made up anti-Brave propaganda.
>>109497359>>109497359What is better pentesting or exploit devs? I'd like to be able to hack the widest range of devices so I'm not sure which skill set to buildI wanna do red teaming I guess but I'm unsure if learning exploit dev and windows systems internals is useful or I'm better of spending my time prepping for the oscp
>>109501724Exploits. Currently websites are getting replaced by apps and users carry phones everywhere so its a better target.
>>109500667Why couldn't he continue his system? He should have been given assistance
>>109502143Anyone has tried his os?
>>109502405Many have, you can try herte too:https://instantworkstation.com/virtual-machinesOnce a year, there is a memorial where one new game is launched.
>>109501846I'd argue the opposite, pentesting is great because more sites are releasing data and more open ports means more attack surface
>>109503982I feel like pentesters are doing the actual hacking while exploit devs just review code. Pentesters use the hacks developed by the latter but I enjoy doing CTFs Running metasploit on htb can be boring
>>109506363What is the most entertaining form of hacking? And no I don't mean social engineering, that is just going on dinners and fucking supermodels for data
>>109507983more like fucking fat ceos for data
>>109507983Reverse engineering
>>109508520>love to see it, proud of youThanks mate.
>>109508520I can't setup Ungoogled Chromium on my elderly relatives computers or phones. Brave literally just works for non-tech savy people while being open source and having good privacy settings out of the box. No one gives a fuck if you have to turn off a Brave Rewards button. Stop thinking about your special snowflake security threat model and realize for the average Joe, Brave is a perfect Chrome replacement.
>>109508580>moving the goalpostsliterally all you've done the entire thread after posting decade old debunked fud
https://winutil.christitus.com/code-reference/tweaks/z--advanced-tweaks---caution/bravedebloat/pretty simple
A big danger about surveillance that a lot of people don’t talk about is being put between ego games from stupid people ex: someone could be under aerial surveillance and unknowingly be used as a messenger and delivery boy for beef between alphabet games and even governments. The truth is there is really no benefit in being american anymore. Gay cops, defense industry self deputized karens.
>>109509598I think the biggest problem comes from retards around you ignoring it and affecting you. Like people installing cameras in their doorsteps that are grid connected so now everyone knows where you passed even if they were not your cameras and you didn't agree to be recorded.
>>109490308Mistake, LaurieWired was at Defcon. Did you get her autographs, anons?
How are you practicing hacking, anon?
cant use kf anymore without unblocking this spur.us shitthat's also the same nonsense that keeps me from being allowed to post on 4chan in a private browserwhat do... is it time to unblock that shit? is it as bad as i think it is? or just never use these sites again
>i2p.net/en/papers>Time will Tell: Large-scale De-anonymization of Hidden I2P Services via Live Behavior Alignment (Extended Version) [i2p.net/docs/papers/wang2025.pdf]Is this solveable? Possibly a fundamental problem with any theoretical anonymous P2P network?
>>109513264i just ask chatgpt to do it
>>109514115Could be worth testing. I do enjoy that kind of hacking.>>109515570Yeah that's...pathetic.
When stupid Feds break the law and illegally surveill you outside of their jurisdiction so they chronologically try to recreate events for statements taken out of context to cover their asses while still breaking every single rule possible.
>>109506363>pentesters are doing the actual hackinglmao they are not. of the two pentesters are closer to QA than doing any actual attacks, RT is closer but will be phased out by ai
>>109516896Difference between red teaming and pentesting?Is pentesting just a glorified CVE scanner?
>>109516896What's the best ai for red teaming?I wanna run that motherfucker locally but I don't have a 5070
>>109516912>What's the best ai for red teaming?None. Use your brain nigga.
>>109516915I wanna augment my brain fuck faggot
>>109516930>augmentVia not using it? Oh yeah, makes sense. Go ahead.
>>109516896What is worth learning nowadays?
>>109516889why americans allow this?
>>109519359Because some piece of shit in the government gets 2 moves for every 1 move you make and can drag you down with a million little papercuts
>>109519180>“LLM washing” of derivative classification describes the hypothetical or emerging risk that large language models might be used to obscure, rephrase, or systematically strip the provenance of classified state secrets. By processing classified data through an AI to generate unclassified derivative text, users might attempt to "launder" the classification status, bypassing derivative classification rules.kek
Is Python a good hacker language?
>>109520668Sure, good for whipping up quick proof of concepts.
>>109520668It doesn't seem to subliminally inspire creativity in the same way as lisp does. It has, as far as I know, nothing comparable `on` cultural significance to Duff's devices or codensity transformations. But you can use it in fucky ways if you feel like it, I suppose.
>>109521532Why not Haskell or APL?
>>109521745Haskell is inherently fucky. Going fucky on a technology perceived by normies as safe and boring is a choice.
>>109521841What does that even mean?
>>109521745why not fortran? why not pure maths? let's just write the equations directly and try to turn them into actions like "overflow this buffer."
>>109522852Because APL solves actual problems
>>109523325does it solve buffer overflows? can i write php exploits in it?
>>109523652Yes, and yes. It is the best possible language for a would be hacker
>>109499661>You have to pay to get rid of all the bloatware and spyware comes with Brave by default.You're on a tech forum, in a cybersec general on said forum as if most who browse here don't use linux for which brave origin costs nothing.
>>109526411What are the best places to learn about cybersec and hacking?
>>109507983Changing (You)'s in f12 to gaslight anon
>>109527961Is it really that fun?
>>109528625Nah not really. Its more fun to do Capture the Fag games
>>109497359This all feels so daunting, how do you even begin?
>>109526138you're a funny guy
>>109530477start with small things
>>109531053Such as?
>>109531976find some vulnerable iot/router firmware and exploit it
Logically speaking, what are the odds that at least some of the well-known AI tells were purposefully injected into datasets in early-mid 2010s to lull people into a false sense of security?
I'm using DoH encryption with a custom DNS server. I just set this up today so I'm new to custom dns servers.I set up quad9's server in Brave Origin browser, and less than 3 hours later their DNS servers went down. I switched back to the setting to use my OS's DNS servers, as this uses two from my ISP, a main one and a backup.I now know that I can set up fallback DoH dns servers in case quad9 (which is my preference) goes down.Which encrypted DNS server would be best for my criterias?#1 availability (online servers while my main one is down), #2 privacy, #3 speed, #4 must not block ads #5 malware blocker, in that order of importance. For privacy I would much prefer it to be under any jurisdiction rather than the United States, but when I'm on the fallback DNS server the most important thing I believe is that it is available until my main one comes back online.I asked Gemini AI and it suggested to me a cloudflare server which blocks malware but is under USA jurisdiction, apparently cloudflare has good availability. It also suggested mullvad which also blocks malware and is under Swedish jurisdiction.I'm located in eastern CanadaCome to think of it I could just put mullvad as fallback but put 3 DNS servers in total if I want for sure to have availability but I think 3 is a bit overboard.
>>109531976switch to foss software
>>109530477FOSS, you’ll wish you prepared before they use the apparatus of the gov:private corporation line that’s increasingly blurred to harass and induce learned helplessness. They hate healthy optimistic people because it reminds them of what they lack while they sit behind a desk at whatever unconstitutional and illegal bureau they work in.
>>109497359The OP is lacking this link:https://www.sans.org/tools
>>109532776What do you recommend installing?
>>109533291webgoat and juiceshop and dvwa and maybe some other purposely vulnerable things
>>109532313mullvad and controld dns server dont collect any logs.cloudflare isnt that bad in temrs of privacy because the data gets "anonymized", but i wouldnt recommend it for OPSEC GQDs. its the fastest DNS server by far thoi used to use quad9 a lot and ive never experienced it going down desu
>>109532937
>>109534924>cloudflare isnt that bad in temrs of privacy because the data gets "anonymized"
>>109497359Is anyone here an actual hacker?
>>109535650It's better than using your ISPs or Googles DNS servers
>>109533059What does that do?
>>109536828https://0xacab.org/dCF/deCloudflareYou know it combines, right anon
>>109522852APL is pure maths. Iverson was a mathematician.
>>109538503APL is based. I don't understand why people are so afraid of it
>>109536716Real hackers bless Vishnu.
>>109538851The syntax is ultra dense and APL is famous for oneliners doing enormous lifting. It is great for arrays so I would have thought it would have been a perfect fit for digital signal processors (DSP). But no, that hasn't been the norm. DSP is used by EE graduates, perhaps too distant to maths.I think some of the US missile defence systems are written in APL so it is trusted up to critical levels.
>>109538910Nah, its daddy Stallman all the way
>>109536716no. there are no hackers on the internet.
>>109538503>>109538851retired dod contractors can suck it
>>109540218Who are the great paragons of hacking? What about Kurt Gödel?
>>109540773unix terrorist phineas phisher 4chan
Dear american anons, you do not have free speech. If you stick out you will have your online footprint not only tampered with but fucked with irl in some of the most disgustingly underhanded and illegal ways possible and they’ll be slick about it through a smokescreen.
>>109541644to be fair, they're doing the same with foreigners data. Only borders stop them from doing anything irl but it's not like they haven't tried to
has anyone heard of https://walt.is/? looks promising. im not sure how theyll be able to get banks to support their app tho, unless they do something similar to curve pay. tldr "private" tap to pay on degoogled/graphene phones
>>109543362>launch dat shit
>>109541644Honestly every country in the world is pulling the same shit. It's all preparing the grounds for the promised techno dystopia.
>>109543362No, sounds like a honeypot
>>109540898Is he really that bad?
>>109544666You just have to conform to the morality of the given intelligence/surveillance state, the problem is this isn’t even considered or communicated in zoo tycoon 2026 or really fully defined and some times it’s not even political.
>>109541644>implying it's only happening America.
>>109548004Do your feds play music for you via backdoors in public places to try and induce main character syndrome and remind you you’re always watched
Regarding TRON: >>>/co/155014379
>>109540218How can I hope to be as based as him?
>>109540773Agrippa for occult phisosophy, Trithemius for purportedly building a radio rig in the 1490s, and the nameless (you may call her Type-875 if you wish but it makes her story sound more dystopian than it deserves) peasant's wise daughter for net-driven problem solving.
>>109551265>Trithemius for purportedly building a radio rig in the 1490sChatGPT said this was fake.
>>109551325My source is Les Livres Maudits. Bergier isn't the most reliable or reputable guy out there, but this claim is reffed.>Un certain nombre d'exemples de textes de transposition contiendraient, d'apres des erudits, une partie au moins des renseignements contenus dans l'edition complete detruite. Aucun de ces renseignements n'est convaincant. Beaucoup plus tard, le Pere Le Brun signale que l'utilisation des secrets de la Steganographie comporte l'utilisation d'un appareillage: pas tellement different, semble-t-il, de notre actuelle radio. «J'ai oui-dire plesieurs fois que quelques personnes s'etaient communique des secrets, plus de cinquante lieues loin, par des aiguilles aimantees. Deux amis prenaient chacun une boussole, autour de laquelle etaient gravees les lettres de l'alphabet, et on pretendait qu'un des amis faisant approcher l'aiguille de quelqu'une des lettres, l'autre aiguille quoique eloignee de plusieurs lieues, se tournait aussitot vers la meme lettre.»I can't be assed to find out whether (Pierre?) Le Brun really wrote anything like that. Do it yourself if you wanna.
>>109551265What about Alan Turing?
>>109497359What is the best place to find information on family or estate connections using a name place and date of birth? I'm looking to see if anyone is related to someone deceased. I've tried a few of the common ancestry sites using a dead relative as a test but have only gotten back mismatching info to what I know to be the correct data. Are there any programs or sites that could help me find more data on an individual?
>>109551646ai heritage site would be a good vibe codejust sayin
>>109497359Can someone who knows more about this stuff explain the vulnerability of CVE-2026-64560 ?Tails patched it a week ago in an update, but I am curious. How hard would it be in order for someone to gain kernel level access just by you visiting a website as referenced by the Tails dev team?I asked chatgpt about it, and it said that there would have to be another vulnerability in order for it to escape the Tor browser sandbox so that it could do the UaF, is it just making shit up?
>>109552314I read the exploit and commits in the kernel and my understanding is that bullshitGPT is actually right this time. This is not exploitable without running arbitrary machine code locally, which would mean that you need to fully compromise the browser sandbox to exploit it.
>>109551594for being castrated by the british?
Is there a tl;dr if I just want to actually care for basic levels of privacy without entering tinfoil hat territory?
>>109555185yeahdo not use computers
>>109555185yeahdon't use the internetat allit's already too late for you given that you're posting here using it, my condolences
>>109555353I think in this modern era even not using the internet isn't enough. For example with the internet of things crap retards install and that its all open and part of the botnet
>>109555185couple of thing you can look into.- Encrypted DNS (using both DoH and TLS is a good idea).- Activate your firewall, and configure the ports for your apps not to be open to anybody but only to your local network- Use a password manager- For your most important passwords (password manager, OS account password) use a pass phrase- If you have a laptop consider encrypting your discs. Disc encryption helps not against hackers over the internet, but someone who physically would steal your laptop, he may not have your account password, but if your disc isn't encrypted he can put it in his own laptop and see what's in it except if its encrypted.- Use 2FA if you have a google account and remove SMS verification which is vulnerable to sim swap- if you're willing to spend money, a good vpn can shield from your isp your web traffic- if you use google's search engine, consider startpage, it's the same thing except without AI, it gives you access to google's search results on a private site.If you wanna take it up a level more you can seek out privacy focused alternatives to google (docs, email, and other apps they have)
Why isn't jabber recommended as an instant messenger in the OP?
>>109557085...jabber who?
https://thetanel.co.uk/blood-bears-and-speed-why-the-first-ai-movie-is-a-darknet-fever-dream/
>>109557085Same reason pointed out by >>109497386
>>109557085honeypot
>>109497386yeah wow
>>109555185use firefox and install ublock origin
>>109557117>>109557258>>109557451Any evidence to back up your claims, samefag?
=== /sec/ News:>Hacking Fiber To The Homehttps://hackaday.com/2026/08/13/hacking-fiber-to-the-home/>The hack centers around fiber-to-the-home connections, of which many deployments rely on Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) standards. The key there is the “passive” part—these networks don’t rely on active components to switch signals. ISPs run central trunk lines out to optical line terminals (OLT), with passive splitters installed in neighborhoods to serve a number of downstream subscribers. Each subscriber then has something called an Optical Network Unit (ONU) in their home, which filters out the traffic intended for that specific subscriber.
=== /sec/ Video:>This new startup tracks 70% of America... and cops love ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7la7-dtfVM
>>109558063>>109558063nothing wrong with xmpp, use pgp or at least omemo, route thru tor socks5 proxy and register on a good server. Theres a reason why the big fraudsters in russia still use it ...
>>109557497helium browser is better and includes ublock by default plus better fingerprinting protection
You do use UEFI Secure Boot, right, anon?
>>109559625No
>>109559625i don't even have a tpm yolo
>>109559625nope, i'm just prepared to put a bullet into my hard drive if the feds try to get a hold my machine
>>109559625On my desktop, no.On my laptop, I do self-signed EFI and boot my kernel directly without an initramfs and all the kernel arguments baked in at compile time
>>109560439Isn't that prosecutable now?https://cybernews.com/privacy/atlanta-man-border-search-prosecuted-grapheneos/
>>109562251It's not about going to jail, idiot, it's about the fact that my parents will still talk to me for getting booked for destruction of evidence, but my real life becomes a lot more lonely if the cuties are found, and also a lot more annoying in general because the government doesn't follow up with you officially just for obstructing justice
Where is my government issued assassin cyborg waifu?!?>>>/a/290160401>>>/a/290160415>>>/a/290160429>>>/a/290160447
>>109562622The tech is almost there, anon
>>109562622>cringe
gmail - 15gb data freeprotonmail - 1gb data freethere's a real functionality cost in going the confidentiality routeBtw, if you apply all recommendations for your browser from privacyguides.org you may be more secure/private in a way but you won't be more private by sticking out like a sore thumb with all settings set to private settings, you'll stand out as a distinct pc amongst all other connections.
>>109564600youll be secure and private but not anonymous
>>109564600There are many confounded notions of seeking privacy out there. At least three: the one where you make things maximally costly for the surveilers with no other end goal in mind but hurting them as much as you can, the one where you're hiding some shady deeds, and the one where the only goal is quenching your hygiene instincts with placebo. Not standing out only matters for the second case. But then you don't want to be seen as a complete sheep either if they already have it in their files that you're curious about computers. A computer guy who isn't trying to be at least a little private is an alarming irregularity in its own right.
>>109507983Convinced 80% of the anons here arent actually pentesters. I am a pentester. Have been for near a decade. The most fun test type is anything where you can leverage active directory misconfigurations to get a DA path.
I had no idea that Steampunk clubs were a thing. And there are so many of them.https://steampunkhub.uk/
>>109566063Me neither, what are they about?
>>109566107Mostly cosplaying, from what I can see.
>>109566521A shame it isn't about technology
>>109559625why would you use such a stupid thing
>>109564600why do you need 1gb of confidential email?
>>109569177better to have google snooping?
>>109566865Plenty of misplaced cogwheels decorating top hats but sadly not even a working steam engine to be seen.
>>109570627Yeah it'd be so cool if it was at least some mechanical contraption
>>109571618The closest I have seen is this wrist watch.
>>109558764Russian fraudsters use Telegram because it's made by Russian fraudsters.
>>109571806plenty of them do yes but I can assure you having been active on the scene ~2007 that xmpp is alive and well as a main line of contact amongst those travelers
>>109571673Does it heat up using steam?
>>109573579Unfortunately no.There is a clock called Atmos that use changes in ambient pressure (later ambient temperature) to drive a winding mechanism.
>>109573673That is quite clever, now that's the sort of tech I'd like to see more of
>>109574876OK; it is late, we are on page 7 and my mind has hit tangent overload mode:Some (expensive) wristwatches have a self winding mechanism. Horology is in deep stagnation but Ulysse Nardin is the bad boy of horology and hired a physicist/philosopher to fix up the brand - like what could go wrong? So Ochslin goes philosopher king on the brand and invents new solution, and is probably the innovators that equips their super expensive cell phone with a self charger that is a wristwatch selfwinder connected to a generator.https://www.luxurybazaar.com/grey-market/the-ulysse-nardin-chairman-most-expensive-smartphone/Neither watchmaking nor mobile phone companies have recovered ever since.
How can shadowsocks and obfuscation protect me from being pinged as "using vpn" by my isp or the feds when every other site I try to access flags me as a VPN user and blocks me/demands additional captcha?
>>109577175You'd have to use a vless+reality proxy.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GtUVT0b1qshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7Pal3AQyVMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFrelCp81xc
Outside of OP, what recommendations would you guys give to someone who wants to make their phone more private? Are mobile phone carriers more or less able than standard ISPs to snoop on your data and track you? Do VPN APPs help at all? What about banking apps? I have had issues with banking apps from my country not working with sandboxed googleplay. Maybe the play is just to have an entirely separate phone exclusively for banking and payments?
>>109577411>What about banking apps?If you don't want another device to carry you could always use desktop for banking, or use it through you phones broswer.
What's wrong with Brave?
>>109560439>i'm just prepared to put a bullet into my hard driveNot secure enough, go big or go home>>109562285>but my real life becomes a lot more lonely if the cuties are foundAnon just become rich and famous, they will give you a free pass.
>>109557016>- Activate your firewall,Like router firewall or software level firewall?
>>109551646Related to you? Take a cotton swab send the data to one of many mossad backed door ancestry sites, if not related just hire a private investigator to find relatives.
WHATS WRONG WITH BRAVE?
>>109513264not anonping traceroute whois records hardly are hacking
>>109577411just use graphene
>>109527785>cybersec and hacking?Ask AI or go to india.
>>109577518doesnt support v2 manifests without tinkering but otherwise its fine>hate incoming
>>109543362>waltSo far it seems it is only for eurotards, I'm surprised banks would allow it.
>>109527785chatgpt
>>109577529Exactly, I am trying to understand what is the real stuff like what Linus or Stallman do.
I see a lot of statements on how cybersec and privacy are useless if you keep the same "digital fingerprint". What would you anons recommend if my desire is to keep using the internet exactly as I use despite my government clamping down and censoring or outright banning sites and social media platforms? For now, VPN gets past the geo-based blocks, but the feds have attempted to fine and jail people who got over the blocks by using VPNs, and now they're on the path to criminalize VPN use altogether. I just want to keep talking with my friends, and seeing the things I see, and having relatively free access to information. >posting from your IP range has been banned Can I get rid of this at all? Even buying crypto on this country is deanonymized and most places don't accept p2p from my currency.
>>109579441Why do you want to use the clearnet? Its a shitty place filled with normalfags and woke slop. Its better to go underground, tor, i2p, hyphanet got better places to meet.
>>109579458Because I already have friends and people I keep in touch with and I would like to still be able to stay in touch with them? It's not like i'm planning on doing anything actually illegal that would warrant actual effort to deanonymize and find me, i would like to just be able to exist as is without being too easily pinned.
>>109579577You don't have to do anything illegal, but I've noticed people in those nets tend to be friendlier and more fun to interact with.Now if what you want is a secure communication method, you need something with a bridge to the channels normalfags use, such as Matrix. You'll never convince all your friends to switch communication methods like shitcord. I've tried, so the next best thing is a bridge.
>>109579441>posting from your IP range has been banned >Can I get rid of this at all? Even buying crypto on this country is deanonymized and most places don't accept p2p from my currency.You can for 4chan specifically, but you need to give 10 bucks to zoopedos
>>109579637that would link my financial info to this place and thats something I rather not. Even monero is getting banned around this country.
>>109577503>>- Activate your firewall,>Like router firewall or software level firewall?First, I'm not an expert, just a regular user who set this up recently, so verify anything you act on.Your router firewall is already on by default, just change your router admin password from the default one. Activate your software firewall. If you set rules for your device (laptop, desktop pc) so that it listens on your LAN instead of anywhere just know these will only work so long as your device is using the internet connection from your router, but if you have a laptop which you bring to a cafe/hotel/airport/campus and access their wifi then the router there that will give internet via wifi won't have the same local ip for you that your home router did. So the rules you configured at home, when using wifi elsewhere would just be inert, which is what you want. You don't want a service like file sharing reachable by everyone on hotel wifi.Turning off UPnP and disabling WPS isn't a bad idea in your router settings. Read up on it first. UPnP allows an application to open a port on your router by itself without asking. WPS lets a device get onto your WiFi using an 8 digit pin, often printed on the router itself, which is easily bruteforceable and if found hands over your wifi password regardless how strong that password is.
>>109579441unironically leave your cunt
>>109579441>Can I get rid of this at all? Even buying crypto on this country is deanonymizedI'm assuming you can still buy bitcoin? Buy bitcoin and transfer to your wallet and swap it for Mornero, buying bitcoin isn't suspicious, it is now consider an investment such as gold and silver (kinda of a shit investment). If you want to keep talking with your friends, for those who close friends you can always ask them to swap to text like signal.
>Proton Mail, Tuta, Mailbox Mail, Riseup, DisrootWant to move away from my current jewmail and use one of these, have any of you ever used payment method of using cash? Where does one get Euros for those that don't live in euroland?
>>109582688you need an invite for riseup so good luck with that one, i dont think proton is worth paying for, disroot is free so is tuta, so i dont understand your question
>>109583061I got one in this thread several years ago, so it *is* possible.
>>109583061Mailbox has peak my interest, I liked the UI and it being compatible with most third party email client and I notice most of the one I listed previously they offer the payment option of paying through cash, but Mailbox only accepts euros, I have paid cash for using Mullvad before but not sure how I would go ahead about acquiring euros safely?
>>109583378thats cool about the invite, maybe find a bank that can handle IBAN to do a transfer?idk either but now im interested
>>109583378maybe an airport kiosk can exchange cash for euros
>>109583402>maybe find a bank that can handle IBAN to do a transfer?Thanks, I wasn't even aware of this being a thing
>>109583378Does anyone use mail nowadays?
>>109583764Physical mail or email? They are both still in play.
>>109584677carrier pigeon or gtfo
>>109582688Have you considered a freeshell email? SDF and Nyx are perhaps the two most well known, the latter is known to stand up to Secret Service.
>>109583061I found the post for when I got an invite herehttps://desuarchive.org/g/thread/90815826/#90819559
>>109583421What will be good ways to exchange money now that banks are getting increasingly cucked? Will we go back to the old bartering system? Or will we all bow to be good g-boys?
>>109586407wow, i just sent an email ... but it returned undeliverableguess his accounts not active anymore
>>109588133you mean exchange paper money? idk it'll be trickybut theres like non-kyc crypto exchanges opening up on the daily so who knows
any riseup anon wants to give invite please let me know at cllmjbz AT protonmail DOT chthanks
>>109588675Your salary will now be dependent upon your good boy points and will get deducted if you think no-no thoughts!
>>109589069im a criminal and my livelihood depends on no-no thoughts
should i transition into in-house GRC if i want a secure but more chill job than a cybersec consultant on weekly client projects? im burned out and i havent had time to upgrade my skills for the past two years because they keep throwing me on projects cause they like me but i wanna do less work for similar or more pay.
>>109588667Not surprising, that address was an alias
>>109589069Yeah I guess I will die
Is Lisp a good language for cybersec?
What are some good animes that depict living in a dystopian privacy hellhole?
>>109592530about as good as apl and fortran.
>>109593352gits
>>109593352So...pretty good? I've got no experience with apl or fortran
>>109594839Argh! Lost my reply.Briefly, APL and Fortran are old, super niche and few use these.You are better off with Python and assembly language.
>>109595279But APL is extremely powerful for the tasks that matter
>>109596716Very true, and APL is entrusted with missile warning stuff. It is brilliant for handling arrays of data but that is still quite different from what cybersec is about.An APL to DSP assembliy language compiler would probably have been an interesting project for a startup.
>>109597030Would be quite cool!
Some news on Serial Experiments Lain: >>>/a/290062971
>>109497386as someone who posted here in the OG /cyb/ threads in 2014 before we moved to /cyber/ this place has really turned to dogshit, not that /g/ wasn't already shit back then but jesus
>>109598477I used to do DSP assembly programming for a living, years ago. The weird thing is that these days the best DSPs are pretty much without any public documentation. "Information wants to be free" is forgotten. It has a lot of utility in various kinds of communication but these days it seems less hard to use a FPGA.
>>1095991992014 was before I got here, so what was the move to /cyber/? It was always /cyb/ when I got here.According to my records, we got several FAQs since 2017 and several libraries of text and various information. Those would seemlike improvements. So what is your problem here?
Anons, critique my plan please. Context: software dev, nothing illegal to hide, small home automatization that I build myself, gaming and local LLMs. Main fear is someone installing a keylogger and stealing my pws. Currently I use bitwarden, in the cloud. Most likely to get infected by some js/python package management fuckery... Currently on W11, but using NixOS on WSL already and many years of linux before that.Plan:- Wipe current machine (after backup bla bla), install everything fresh, acting as is there was a rootkit on there- installing NixOS- pin every package- highly limit the browser- seal off USB-ports/glue- move to local pw manager- Using Technitium already in a mini pc to do DNS based filteringQuestions:- sound overall?- which pw manager would you recommend?- How to still be able to access USB? I have an old laptop; can I turn this is some sort of DMZ, where I can read out other USB stocks securily, and then forward to my main Sustem (workstation computer)?- does pinning anything and paying attention to new releases protect me against malware-by-package manager?
>>109599949keepassxc for local pw managementi disagree with everything else
>>109600098thx!holy. too paranoid, or just retarded choice of tech?
>>109600142on linux you can use usbguard, no need for gluei see no benefit to nixOS but you do youfor the browser just use some spinoff like librewolf and get familiar with ublock advanced modeidk what Technitium is, thought it was a MAC changer but mainly i was being sarcasticdont destroy your ports with glue theres other option like blacklisting the module etcgood luck
>>109600171Technitium is a more powerful pihole basically, written in C#thanks, helpful anon! all the best
I dont get on here often anymore, but why the fuck did I just get a browser request for boards.4chan.org to access other devices on my network?
>>109600269A residential proxy? Training data-collecting botnets are all the rage nowadays.
>>109599186Awesome! Any chance we get a new one?
>>109599949flash your firmware
>>109601233I don't think they will ever make a new Lain or a sequel to it. They said they were mentally exhausted after Lain and ended up making the more lightweight Niea_7.
>>109603021Oh I see, such a shame, it was what inspired me to try cybersec
>>109600283I use a paid vpn and have to turn it off to post here.
>>109602794Is that difficult?
>>109604581If you like super esoterica you should watch The Prisoner, specifically episode "A. B. and C."
>>109599829>so what was the move to /cyber/?in 2014 mods were actively deleting our threads which forced us to move to 4+4 chan which worked out fantastically for 2 years until the midget bitched out and ruined the site when jim tried to manage it
What's the recommended Google Maps and Keyboard replacements? For Maps I'm mostly seeing CoMaps & Organic Maps, but no clue which is best or if another is better.
>>109606067not usually
>>109608354How do you achieve it?
Where is the OG poster of /psg/? Are you trolling by putting Brave in your thread? Last time I was here, everyone hated Brave we all know it's shady grifter. Do you even know they have ties to Palantir?
>>109610672>Palantirnow admit the chinese connection to opera and vi, chang
>old reddit now unusable without accountis there any coming back from this? >inb4 reddit sucksit's quite a good way of gathering info on a lot of different topics, for instance my query a few days ago was about horse-riding for beginners and there's no way a search on /out/'s archive or whatever will be more efficient than a simple (question) "reddit" on the internet
>>109611139I admit, it can be somewhat easier to use than archives because it is organized and upvotes CAN sometimes be useful to predict usefulness compared to here.But probably an alternative frontend like xcancel
>>109609085find your firmware from your machine's bios/uefi company. they have utilities to write it.
>>109610672Your anti-Brave FUD has been repeatedly debunked. If you don't like it, don't use it, simple as. I have always had Brave in OP, but a fucking tourist like yourself wouldn't know that. https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/84133132/
>>109610962So will that make the other one less bad?? Nobaldi in /psg/ wants you to use this (now) irrelevant browser called Opera anyway
>>109611603If I were a shiller or in marketing, I'd say that too>FUD>Anti bravewhat in the CTO meme coin mods, and sure Brave is definitely not involved in any crypto projects or monetizing its user I'm sure of it lel
If I wanted to hire someone to perform cyber investigation work on a person in india is telegram still the best sources of people to hire?
>>109562622Right? It should be mandatory
Is biohacking the next big thing?
>>109500667Terry:>"Hacking is for niggers, reverse engineering is for nigger. Yeah, programming without documentation is for niggers"at least watch some of his streams
>>109614341Said like a CHAD, he keeps all the fun and gatekeeps script kiddies with his badass attitude
>>109611139>is there any coming back from this?Unlilkely. That site is rather useless these days. The pr0n boards used to be at least semi adequate but are now also useless.It is horrific to think that those boards were used to train LLMs. No wonder things are off the rails.
>>109614276Gene editing is already big (and questionable) in China. They are openly willing to eradicate bad genes.
>>109612482telegram has everything from what i've heard. you could hire russian gangsters in america to beat people up or corrupt cops to kill them, all through telegram.
>>109612482>>109615639>using a honeypotkek
>>109615668Any proof?
>>109617188>any proof the russian honeypot is a honeypotkek
goyim is here. How i can know that GrapheneOS is secured and not a glowie honnepot?Real question
>>109544666>Honestly every country in the world is pulling the same shit.Probably.>It's all preparing the grounds for the promised techno dystopia.Except that we are already knee deep in dystopia. I am more interested how much further this can proceed before it all collapses.
=== /sec/ News:>Security quote of the weekhttps://lwn.net/Articles/1088230/>We have seen a number of cases where a security bug identified by AI tools is subsequently independently discovered by a different researcher. This suggests that adversaries who do not report bugs to OSS projects are likely to be able to discover these bugs too. Given this, the OpenSSH team will, for now, be making more frequent releases to get bugfixes into users' hands more quickly rather than batching them until the next planned release.
>>109611603Sorry to keep you on the issue anon, but what does this guy keep accusing Brave of doing that is so bad? We already know they have some built-in crypto nonsense, but can't you just not use those features?
>>109619594Right, Brave Rewards is completely optional/opt-in, and you can even disable the icon as well. I have literally never once used it or been bothered by it.
this wasn't part of my threat model..
>>109620789Best update it otherwise you're insecure.
My gut feeling tells me to distrust brave. I have no factual arguments.
>>109620908Same here fren
>>109620908Isn't that simply illogical? And is there any proper way to analyze if a browser is safe or not?
>>109621927Yes. My distrust of brave is illogical. But I have accepted that.
>>109620908Ladybird is our last best hope.>>109621927Realistially, no. Reproducible build is a minimum. Now, youhave no way to verify is a build really matches the source code, or if the source code contains obfuscated logic bombs.
>>109623072>Reproducible build is a minimum. Now, youhave no way to verify is a build really matches the source code, or if the source code contains obfuscated logic bombs.Why not ask AI to explain the build?
>>109623118Honestly anon I didn't think of that, thank you for the idea!
>>109498622> This article was last edited on 8/17/2021
>14 day old thread>ctrl+f flock>0 resultsy'all mofos need to stop arguing over stupid browser shit and focus on some real issues
>>109624504flock and axon are everywhere. the axon cameras attach to light poles and things so they're hard to even notice.
I was looking at the recommended VPN services from PrivacyGuides and besides having no log and other pro privacy measures that takes into account to them consider recommending that VPN provider one of them is "Anonymous payment methods" which is either cash or Monero, my question is how about using cash to buy gift cards? Any downsides?
>>109625443cctv
>>109625493Somewhat of a decent point but not strictly related to gift cards. Me buying mcslop would involve camera surveillance.
>>109625559And if you cared about the privacy of your mcslop purchase, you'd have the same issue.
>>109625885I'll give you that, you are right and I apologize anon. That is important discussion
>>109624504But anon, the government needs Flock cameras to fight crime. We all love the government here. The government wants what's best for us. Criticizing the government is woke. We don't do woke here.
>>109627070>Criticizing the government is woke.ironic considering that the woke crowd are the biggest bunch of bootlickers you'll ever find (such as supporting the lockdowns and forced vaxx)
>>109624504Nobody here has a car or a job
>>109625443This makes me wonder. How would I purchase a VPN when I have want to make something public which could get more or loved ones physically harmed.Maybe Mail a letter full of money to mullvad, with no return address?
>>109628685That's precisely why Monero is so important
>>109628662because are you super hacker and u pay for everything with a crypto?
>>109628685Mullvad has the option of Monero, or you could be careful of buying a giftcard, maybe avoid big box stores or have someone get it for you, or even use monero to buy a gift cards, I have seen some do that.
>>109629784I think slowly the options are disappearing
>>109630209How so, all the option I mention are still available?
>>109630308Because they aren't that common nowadays
What's the best learning/college path for cybersec degree?
>>109631971Why college? The best choice is to hack stuff like a real man.
>>109582688You can't use any of those emails for anything work related in real life though.
>>109631988proton is becoming more mainstream, i use it for most official things without issue. like 3 years ago amazon didnt like it but its fine now
>>109631984Wow he is so based. How did he learn?
>https://blokada.org/thoughts?
>>109633453I'm not replacing adnauseam with shit that doesn't fight back. There's just no point.
>>109633514blokada is for phones bro
What are you going to hack this week, anon?
>>109633514>adnauseamLiteral snake oil, AdNauseam blocks significantly less. It's better to just block with uBO instead of using more of your own resources to click ads in the background which has zero effect on anything other than slowing your browser down and exposing you to more third parties.[1] It's also proven Mossad spyware[2] that encourages you to disable your real adblocker (uBO) in favor of (((their))) extension with the promise of """sticking it""" to the man.>muh source[1] http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1873/IWPE17_paper_23.pdf[2] Go to their website. Two of the three devs are from the tribe, and one of them literally worked for Mossad's Unit 8200 as developer for their geospatial systems.
What the actual fuck is going on at google to decide these algos and content suggestions
new bread >>109634317
>>109634308>not using invidious
>>109629740Retired super hacker and I indeed pay my rent with revenue made in crypto. How do you know me so well? Did you hack me?
>>109634284ruh roh
