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Broken Machine posted:Icann't believe they've done this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lBO23Dh23I
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Luigi Thirty posted:the hackers won when they predicted a cyber-9/11 they never could have forseen this ip is the new wtc
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Broken Machine posted:Icann't believe they've done this. well i have some ideas to how he got caught but it's likely that he outed himself: quote:The investigation revealed the call came from Canada — from a teen trying to get revenge on a Florida girl he'd met online, said Judd.  the guy was quite the shitlord. i'd like to know what his name is but even if i did i could not really post it here without worrying about legal issues (look up the "youth criminal justice act"). i'd wager the guy probably has an encyclopedia dramatica article if one wanted to hide themselves from getting caught, they'd have to find a payphone (and those are rare these days) that they know isn't really monitored via cctv or within reach of another person, find a pbx with an ivr that can be exploited to dial outbound, and then maybe they could hide themselves that way. if that isn't an option, you could try to get a voip account on some sketchy service but sip isn't reliable if you're trying to masquerade yourself via tor. anonymous phone calls are not easily doable and require a lot of planning and knowledge of the current phone system at one point when amps (analogue mobile phones) was still a thing, you could use a cell phone that was un-activated to make 911 calls anonymously. i cannot recall if anything that was identifiable about the phone was sent with the outbound call but you would only be traceable to the nearest cell phone tower assuming that nothing other than the connection was made i am not very knowledgeable at how e911 location services work however. Lain Iwakura fucked around with this message at 01:05 on Dec 18, 2014 |
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so how many horsemen of the infosec apocalypse is that now, three? after heartbleed and poodle, I mean
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infernal machines posted:depending on how the circuit is wired and what the driver supports, yes. do it like the pros, like the government spyware creator gamma international's ceo 
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qntm posted:so how many horsemen of the infosec apocalypse is that now, three? after heartbleed and poodle, I mean u forgot shellshock
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Dec 18, 2014 02:09
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sony really sucks at keeping their stuff secure. i bet 4chan pretending to be terrorists just did some sql injection or something
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Dec 18, 2014 03:20
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OSI bean dip posted:well i have some ideas to how he got caught but it's likely that he outed himself: I think non active phones can still call 911.
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Dec 18, 2014 03:35
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from the buttcoin thread [–]TheAmericommies 1 point 21 minutes ago If they have an American bank account: changetip. Changetip? YES, changetip! You didn't even know you could buy Bitcoins on changetip. Oh but you can, if you have an American bank account. You just enter your online banking password and it instabuys like $5 at a time. The fees are high because they cap your buys and you have to keep withdrawing over and over again, but it's way faster and less invasive than Coinbase or Circle. As for the online banking password thing, reset it afterwards and you'll be fine.
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FCKGW posted:from the buttcoin thread 
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CISADMIN PRIVILEGE posted:I think non active phones can still call 911. my experimentation involving a 3-year-old and a blackberry without a SIM card supports your hypothesis
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FCKGW posted:from the buttcoin thread 
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CISADMIN PRIVILEGE posted:I think non active phones can still call 911. yeah all phones that are capable of powering on and support a network technology on a nearby cell tower can call 911, its federal law so at this point the only things that can't do it is old iDEN phone sin most of the country and analog phones anywhere
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Dec 18, 2014 04:19
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iirc e911 doesn't immediately send your location to the responder, theres a delay? maybe they can force it. it might just automatically send it if you've got a smartphone. I'm not really up to date on cell phone poo poo any more. I remember back during the transition the stuff I read mentioned a delay, though
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Dec 18, 2014 04:29
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Nintendo Kid posted:yeah all phones that are capable of powering on and support a network technology on a nearby cell tower can call 911, its federal law even without a SIM card you're still traceable though, you need to be to make the call and some unique information about the handset must pass through also in some other countries you need to be registrable onto a network enough to make a real call to be able to make an emergency call because all telcos are hitler
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qntm posted:so how many horsemen of the infosec apocalypse is that now, three? after heartbleed and poodle, I mean someone will leak the various master keys for FIPS
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:sony really sucks at keeping their stuff secure. i bet 4chan pretending to be terrorists just did some sql injection or something they still do a better job at it than Microsoft and Nintendo on their consoles. Maybe that's unfair though, as that's not an especially high bar to clear
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Dec 18, 2014 04:53
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Broken Machine posted:they still do a better job at it than Microsoft and Nintendo on their consoles. Maybe that's unfair though, as that's not an especially high bar to clear Sony reused the random nonce for ECDSA.
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Dec 18, 2014 04:56
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Broken Machine posted:they still do a better job at it than Microsoft and Nintendo on their consoles. Maybe that's unfair though, as that's not an especially high bar to clear I don't remember Microsoft or Nintendo getting their console networks hacked
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Dec 18, 2014 04:58
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Shaggar posted:I don't remember Microsoft or Nintendo getting their console networks hacked ok but if you look at the monetary damage from piracy, and difficulty/ time in hacking a console wide open Sony is head and shoulders above the others.
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Dec 18, 2014 05:00
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Broken Machine posted:ok but if you look at the monetary damage from piracy, and difficulty/ time in hacking a console wide open Sony is head and shoulders above the others. lol what the gently caress? no they aren't. playstation was wide open. playstation 2 was wide open. psp had the worst piracy this side of the dreamcast and the nintendo ds. playstation 3 was really weak and sony just lucked into nobody wanting to release the exploits for a while and psn repeatedly gets owned.
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Dec 18, 2014 05:03
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Nintendo Kid posted:lol what the gently caress? no they aren't. ps3 had that hosed up ecdsa but all i had to do to my xbox 360 was pop out the dvd drive and put a new firmware on it. i "hacked" my original xbox by bridging two vias on the motherboard with pencil lead and putting a hacked mechwarrior save on my memory stick. wii was basically open season. i don't think any of them are really differentiable in terms of difficulty to hack.
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i've actually never talked to a single person who owned a playstation 1 when they were younger who didn't have it chipped though fakeedit: yeah also psp was broken so far open, not knowledgable about ps2 or 3 or vita tho vvv sorry 4 ur loss
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Jewel posted:i've actually never talked to a single person who owned a playstation 1 when they were younger who didn't have it chipped though it's me, lol
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Jewel posted:i've actually never talked to a single person who owned a playstation 1 when they were younger who didn't have it chipped though you didn't need to chip many of the older ps1s, the parallel port and serial port connectors on them let you just plug poo poo in the back that let you play pirate/import games. Remicks posted:ps3 had that hosed up ecdsa but all i had to do to my xbox 360 was pop out the dvd drive and put a new firmware on it. i "hacked" my original xbox by bridging two vias on the motherboard with pencil lead and putting a hacked mechwarrior save on my memory stick. wii was basically open season. i don't think any of them are really differentiable in terms of difficulty to hack. put a new firmware on it and then eventually got kicked off live, probably. sony couldn't do jackshit once the ps3 break was put out in the open, other than release new consoles basically.
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Dec 18, 2014 05:10
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i remember burning cds with a bunch of dreamcast games. only one that sticks out now was the dc version of half-life which sucked because they used the controller facebuttons as mouselook "gd-rom" my rear end
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Dec 18, 2014 05:11
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Remicks posted:ps3 had that hosed up ecdsa but all i had to do to my xbox 360 was pop out the dvd drive and put a new firmware on it. i "hacked" my original xbox by bridging two vias on the motherboard with pencil lead and putting a hacked mechwarrior save on my memory stick. wii was basically open season. i don't think any of them are really differentiable in terms of difficulty to hack. if you have a ps3 with up to date firmware it is much more difficult to downgrade and install custom firmware. It's still much harder than the competitors.
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Dec 18, 2014 05:12
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Broken Machine posted:if you have a ps3 with up to date firmware it is much more difficult to downgrade and install custom firmware. It's still much harder than the competitors. well yeah those pussies banned geohot from ever using a playstation again
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am i the only person who is both technically savvy and also does not give a flying gently caress about "hacking" my consoles or phones or things? if the poo poo works it works, why would i want to escape from a very carefully controlled ecosystem that has dozens or hundreds of people employed such to maintain this perfectly working *thing*
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Dec 18, 2014 05:16
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the original xbox was the only console worth hacking cause it was the first legit htpc and made a great mame box. but then computers got really small so there was no point.
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Dec 18, 2014 05:18
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Nintendo Kid posted:put a new firmware on it and then eventually got kicked off live, probably. yeah, i remember with the original xbox the mod thing turned into an arms race of sorts where when the new xbox live-enabled triple a game came out it would ban the latest generation of mod chips. then someone would come out with a new and improved mod chip etc etc. pretty early on someone released a chip that had dip switches so you could disable it for xbox live play and that seemed to work for most people.
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Sniep posted:am i the only person who is both technically savvy and also does not give a flying gently caress about "hacking" my consoles or phones or things? it is enticing if u are literally a childe
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Dec 18, 2014 05:19
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Sniep posted:am i the only person who is both technically savvy and also does not give a flying gently caress about "hacking" my consoles or phones or things? assuming this is a region code thing so nerds can play japanese games NES / famicom had the best protection from this 
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Sniep posted:am i the only person who is both technically savvy and also does not give a flying gently caress about "hacking" my consoles or phones or things? free games is pretty cool man Remicks posted:i remember burning cds with a bunch of dreamcast games. only one that sticks out now was the dc version of half-life which sucked because they used the controller facebuttons as mouselook ur supposed to play half life and quake 3 arena for dreamcast with the dreamcast mouse and keyboard
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Dec 18, 2014 05:21
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Nintendo Kid posted:free games is pretty cool man ur supposed to play half life and quake 3 arena for computers, dipshit
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Dec 18, 2014 05:25
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lol if you didn't hack the poo poo out of your consoles &c fifteen years ago lol if you do so now
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Tayter Swift posted:lol if you didn't hack the poo poo out of your consoles &c fifteen years ago
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lol if you play video games
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Nintendo Kid posted:free games is pretty cool man yeah i guess there are always thiefs out there.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:ur supposed to play half life and quake 3 arena for computers, dipshit actually no, half life for dreamcast and quake 3 arena for dreamcast were very fun, especially playing q3a against 1) pc users who assumed dreamcast = controlle ruser 2) dreamcast users who were controller users
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