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MrMoo posted:
more like kuru
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Jun 2, 2016 02:22
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yeah torpedo owned and was confusable enough. now that they stacking them up tho...
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Jun 2, 2016 02:23
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Rufus Ping posted:It was operation pacifier (against playpen) fwiw
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Triglav posted:imo beats the point of codenames if they have common correlated theme in WW2, the germans had a radar system code-named "wotan" (Odin), after the one-eyed norse god. the british correctly concluded from this codename that it was a single-beam radar system (most of the other radar prototypes at the time required two separate beams) and were able to infer a tremendous amount of information about its functionality just from that fact. after that particular coup the british decided to start using randomly selected codenames like "blue silk" and "orange herald" Winkle-Daddy posted:Op torpedo was a hilarious code name agreed, tho
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Jun 2, 2016 02:30
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Kind of like the NRO patches that gave away how some random space based sigint satellites worked and their orbits.
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MrMoo posted:
quote:We have also had help from a certain un-named ‘elite’ hacker who was able to hack in to our first prototype. of course you did sweetie, now tell timmy it's time for him to go home you can play hacker again tomorrow okay
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Jun 2, 2016 02:49
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Raspberry Pi more like Raspberry Spi
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Triglav posted:imo beats the point of codenames if they have common correlated theme I'd prefer Operation DICKPUNCH and SACKSTAB and NUTNOOSE
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Jun 2, 2016 02:54
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i was gonna make a joke about "operation drop kick" being a thing in dr. strangelove, but it turns out that it was apparently an actual operation where the us army chemical corps released a shitload of mosquitoes in an area to see if they would bite people. turns out that yes, they did
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ohgodwhat posted:Kind of like the NRO patches that gave away how some random space based sigint satellites worked and their orbits. or were the ones given away actually an obsolete set of satellites placed as decoys to cover up the true satellites the patch was referring to?
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https://securitysnakeoil.org https://twitter.com/secsnakeoil got tired of the bs and am going to work with a few others on this problem
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Jun 2, 2016 03:31
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OSI bean dip posted:https://securitysnakeoil.org good
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Hed posted:what class was this? like... all of them, pretty much. The main issue was that we were a satellite campus and we had to provide our own laptops; on the main campus they had standardised and sterilised computer labs where we could've done the exams. the really dumb part was that f1 was left available so you still had essentially a cheat sheet available, but they bricked vba which was super useful in a couple classes we were running on this and it was overall a huge piece of poo poo: http://www.softwaresecure.com/product/securexam-student/
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Triglav posted:imo beats the point of codenames if they have common correlated theme a lot of code names you read about for law enforcement and military operations are hand selected for media consumption. while the plans are still being worked on they often have nice randomly generated names like SWOLE FARTBUS and CLIPPER PIPELINE. you get the punchy names like ENDURING FREEDOM after all the alternatives have been considered and one is selected, then DUMPSTER FIRE becomes DESERT STORM
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Jun 2, 2016 04:00
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i don't care what swole fartbus is but i'm voting in favor of it
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I like how most of these lovely kick starters have a team full of idea guys/gals and only 1 coder. They could at least lie and have 1 person be the dedicated security expert. Sheesh. e: if any of you are thinking of making a security device kickstarter, please hire me as the token sole coder. I took 1 class on crypto so I'm an expert now. elite_garbage_man fucked around with this message at 04:12 on Jun 2, 2016 |
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elite_garbage_man posted:I like how most of these lovely kick starters have a team full of idea guys/gals and only 1 coder. They could at least lie and have 1 person be the dedicated security expert. Sheesh. better than game kickstarters which are usually x artists, y idea guys, and 0 programmers
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BattleMaster posted:better than game kickstarters which are usually x artists, y idea guys, and 0 programmers "artists" who have never worked in game art asset creation and whose portfolio is entirely composed of recolored mario sprites and anime drawings on notebook paper
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Sagebrush posted:"artists" who have never worked in game art asset creation and whose portfolio is entirely composed of recolored mario sprites and anime drawings on notebook paper I've seen some projects with decent artists that just forget to budget for a programmer or expect one to work for free doesn't matter because the game will amount to exactly as much
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and then you read poo poo like http://www.businessinsider.com/a-16-year-old-built-a-video-game-company-2016-5 "The recruiting ads said he was starting a new video game company and that people would be paid via revenue sharing."
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Jun 2, 2016 04:40
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OSI bean dip posted:https://securitysnakeoil.org make a kickstarter to fund your anti-kickstarters project i am not kidding i legitimately want to see how kickstarter would react
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OSI bean dip posted:https://securitysnakeoil.org looking forward to the laffs
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here's the first official post: https://securitysnakeoil.org/2016/06/02/kiri-is-nonsense-and-likely-stolen-code/ Parallel Paraplegic posted:make a kickstarter to fund your anti-kickstarters project oh man i should do this
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congrats on your foray into infosec anklebiter relevancy
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A Man With A Plan posted:thumb drives via carrier pigeons, man. micro sd cards, man
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spankmeister posted:Lorenz was a cipher that was totally different from Enigma. Enigma worked on the regular alphabet, but Lorenz worked directly on 5-bit teletype signals. So it was a machine that you fed your plaintext into and out the other end came 5 bit baudot code that could go straight into the radio transmitter. amazing, thanks
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KeePass 2 Update Check, vulnerable to a MitM https://bogner.sh/2016/03/mitm-attack-against-keepass-2s-update-check/ quote:8.2.2016 @ 15:45: Received response from Dominik Reichl: The vulnerability will not be fixed. The indirect costs of switching to HTTPS (like lost advertisement revenue) make it a inviable solution. Thinking of ditching keepass just because of that quote alone tbh
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bicycle posted:KeePass 2 Update Check, vulnerable to a MitM Wow what a moron.
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https://history.google.com/history/audio here's the audio recordings of you that google lets you know it has mine has a statement from me about when i discovered nicki minaj has her own line of moscato
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Jun 2, 2016 11:13
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DrPossum posted:https://history.google.com/history/audio mines empty
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bicycle posted:KeePass 2 Update Check, vulnerable to a MitM hahah wow
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Jun 2, 2016 11:23
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Mine's empty but the location history is frighteningly accurate and pretty fascinating
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Jun 2, 2016 11:24
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Just laff if you didn't disable all that poo poo years ago. Too bad turning it off basically turns your Android phone into a Nokia from the mid 2000s though.
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Jun 2, 2016 11:35
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bicycle posted:KeePass 2 Update Check, vulnerable to a MitM has he considered the indirect costs (like lost advertisement revenue) of issuing a statement like "The indirect costs of switching to HTTPS (like lost advertisement revenue) make it a inviable solution."
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Jun 2, 2016 11:58
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BattleMaster posted:Mine's empty but the location history is frighteningly accurate and pretty fascinating the information is probably being collected anyway by cell towers and whatever, i'd might as well see some benefit from it such are the burdens of carrying a transmitter that broadcasts a unique number everywhere i go
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Jun 2, 2016 12:51
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Spankmeister thank u also those guys (cryptanalysts) are loving wizards
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DrPossum posted:https://history.google.com/history/audio Huh, mine is just a series of farts of incrementing intensity, duration, and pitch. Weird.
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Captain Foo posted:Spankmeister thank u Turing was way into disney movies so he'd probably like being called a wizard  i mean it's better than being called a commie fag by the country you helped save at least
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