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theflyingexecutive posted:well it happened immediately after I asked a LEO eyebrow-raising question, kicked me off wifi, and seemed to act like it couldn't establish secure connections which all screamed mitm to me. it's been 100% after the restore, but dying radio is certainly an option Have you considered the option that you're just crazy?
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apseudonym posted:Have you considered the option that you're just crazy? well I know I am, but stingrays exist and the place I was is a hotbed of surveillance-warranting activities
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theflyingexecutive posted:well I know I am, but stingrays exist and the place I was is a hotbed of surveillance-warranting activities Ok well, no. That's not what Stringrays do and I promise you're not worth what the going rate would be for the exploits required to do that. Or: apseudonym posted:Have you considered the option that you're just crazy?
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Hmm yes, I'm sure a clandestine surveillance device is going to instantaneously do something that makes it really obvious you've been targeted. That definitely sounds like something it would do.
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apseudonym posted:Ok well, no. That's not what Stringrays do and I promise you're not worth what the going rate would be for the exploits required to do that. I'm not, but my friends-of-friends are if it is a stingray, it's obviously not something super high tech, just a lovely backdoor that chokes out your wifi and hopes you get/make a few incriminating texts/calls so they can fish for other phone numbers while you're connected to it I'm def crazy, but it was an alarming number of coincidences, one I didn't mention was that I asked Siri twice and it received but did not acknowledge the question
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theflyingexecutive posted:well it happened immediately after I asked a LEO eyebrow-raising question, kicked me off wifi, and seemed to act like it couldn't establish secure connections which all screamed mitm to me. it's been 100% after the restore, but dying radio is certainly an option or your radio was sending invalid credentials to the carrier and the data connection was trying to redirect you to a registration page cycling airplane mode will force your cell radio to try and register itself again with the cell network so try that if it happens again
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theflyingexecutive posted:well it happened immediately after I asked a LEO eyebrow-raising question, kicked me off wifi, and seemed to act like it couldn't establish secure connections which all screamed mitm to me. it's been 100% after the restore, but dying radio is certainly an option moments later doesn't sound like whatever overpriced/underperforming government contractor produced device would be able to handle tbqh some serious NSA poo poo that had brought in to target a specific person really close by to you maybe, but even that'd be a stretch to manage that in that short time - indeed they would specifically want to keep that connection alive as long as possible to try to prevent the target from noticing, and not do anything that directly disrupts the radios until the phone appeared to go idle for an extended time.
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Perplx posted:if you ever think your iPhone is hacked, just remember that iOS exploits are worth up to 1.5 million usd on the free market I don't think iOS on my phone was compromised as all the os-level authentications failed
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hobbesmaster posted:or your radio was sending invalid credentials to the carrier and the data connection was trying to redirect you to a registration page I def tried that and also resetting my cell network. authentications over https worked (but slowly) and I could access apple pw reset just fine
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theflyingexecutive posted:I def tried that and also resetting my cell network. authentications over https worked (but slowly) and I could access apple pw reset just fine when was the last time you smoked a shitton of weed. was it within the last 4 hours.
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theflyingexecutive posted:I def tried that and also resetting my cell network. authentications over https worked (but slowly) and I could access apple pw reset just fine which carrier? sounds like you only had gprs service
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if you're that worried cancel your service, trash your phone, and burn any accounts that were on it. and stay the gently caress off the internet next time you visit persons of interest.
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I would've bought a throwaway account and scrubbed everything if I were actually worried/had any dirt. i don't think I'm being specifically targeted; I'd just like to let my actual friends know and stop inviting their "friends" over before a three-letter raids their building
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it wouldn't be gprs on Verizon; that'd be cdma 1x random tangent: Verizon wants all cdma stuff off their network fast, with a complete shutdown of their cdma networks in the next couple of years
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theflyingexecutive posted:I would've bought a throwaway account and scrubbed everything if I were actually worried/had any dirt. i don't think I'm being specifically targeted; I'd just like to let my actual friends know and stop inviting their "friends" over before a three-letter raids their building Besides this post ofc
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El Mero Mero posted:https://www.wired.com/2017/04/hackers-hijacked-banks-entire-online-operation/amp/ tl;dr brazilian bank lets someone steal their domain name, who then set up a phony copy with valid https certs from lets encrypt. the https part is unimportant
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meanwhile in reality https://twitter.com/fugueish/status/851668301797179392
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OSI bean dip posted:the https part is unimportant "mentioning lets encrypt in an unrelated report to imply they did something wrong" is the new "charging someone with sodomy so the jury thinks they're icky gays even though it's unconstitutional and the charge will be thrown out"
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Shaggar posted:are there any mechanisms for padding out data that's encrypted to prevent this kind of thing? THE WORLD WONDERS
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speaking of certificates: anyone knows of a CA that issues ECDSA certificates?
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atomicthumbs posted:THE WORLD WONDERS lol
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hackbunny posted:speaking of certificates: anyone knows of a CA that issues ECDSA certificates?
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hackbunny posted:speaking of certificates: anyone knows of a CA that issues ECDSA certificates? Comodo 
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Guys, I'm looking for that article on eavesdropping on microwave links with satellites. I think I was posted in this thread recently but I went back like 20 pages and couldn't find it. I'd appreciate a repost tia.
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someone make a certificate thread so that the infosec people who actually know poo poo can go on for 40 pages about tls and i can read about interesting security fuckups in this onespankmeister posted:Guys, I'm looking for that article on eavesdropping on microwave links with satellites. I think I was posted in this thread recently but I went back like 20 pages and couldn't find it. I'd appreciate a repost tia. i think i posted it in the infosec thread when they were talking about sigint https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquacade_(satellite) 
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atomicthumbs posted:someone make a certificate thread so that the infosec people who actually know poo poo can go on for 40 pages about tls and i can read about interesting security fuckups in this one Yeah that's it thanks.
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looks like mirai's internet of poo poo is now mining buttcoins
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theflyingexecutive posted:the question I asked was "what's it called when you mix *1 and *2?" i dont know what *1 and *2 are
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ammonium nitrate and fuel oil, let's say need a  with a  on it
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atomicthumbs posted:THE WORLD WONDERS Amazing
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hobbesmaster posted:it wouldn't be gprs on Verizon; that'd be cdma 1x verizon will shut down their 2G cdma network by 2020 for sure, most other carriers will have their 2g networks shut down over the course of 2019 as well. (at&t has already started to shut down their 2g gsm network starting at the end of 2016 and it should be all gone by june) when 3g cdma will get shut down is a different story. they originally wanted to go all lte by 2021 in statements 5 years ago, but it now seems that they'll only have 2g shut off by that point. it'll likely be 2025 or later before the big carriers start really shutting down 3g en masse
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atomicthumbs posted:THE WORLD WONDERS nice
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fishmech posted:verizon will shut down their 2G cdma network by 2020 for sure, most other carriers will have their 2g networks shut down over the course of 2019 as well. (at&t has already started to shut down their 2g gsm network starting at the end of 2016 and it should be all gone by june) they really want an LTE only network as soon as possible. of course that'll only occur after cat-m1 and nb-iot are deployed. they're kinda ahead of their customers though. the latest hilarity was them saying that they were going to stop providing static IPv4 addressing in June. then they said "just kidding" when they realized they hadn't certified any modules for IPv6 static addresses sprint claimed that they're keeping their cdma stuff around longer. good for selling out all the cdma radios lying around
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cinci zoo sniper posted:looks like mirai's internet of poo poo is now mining buttcoins i'm the botnet subsidizing itself on a nickel a day
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surebet posted:i'm the botnet subsidizing itself on a nickel a day Hey, if you're not paying for the power and have CPU time to spare, who cares if it's inefficient?
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fritz posted:i dont know what *1 and *2 are drugs
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fritz posted:i dont know what *1 and *2 are pee and poop, respectively. hth op
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