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huh, i remember watching some cop drama show that featured gunshot detection stuff and i figured it was just something they made up for the show
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it was made to find snipers in Baghdad and they brought it back stateside with the tanks and everything
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On top of gunshot locators, there's other fancy stuff, like tracking car motions through the RFID chips in EZcard in NYC. Tinfoil hatters worry about RFID chips tire manufacturers embed in there to track their inventory since they could also be used there. There's also references to using license plate recognition (p.23-24) to do geo-fencing and correlation of traffic patterns in some areas with crimes such as drug trafficking, and similarly correlating with social media. There's some pretty fancy stuff out there.
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MononcQc posted:On top of gunshot locators, there's other fancy stuff, like tracking car motions through the RFID chips in EZcard in NYC. Tinfoil hatters worry about RFID chips tire manufacturers embed in there to track their inventory since they could also be used there. data mining can surface a lot of interesting stuff. unfortunately, it's all developed and utilized by people with their own implicit biases
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duTrieux. posted:people with their own implicit biases you can just say "people" unless you mean "cops" in which case you can just say "pigs"
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Apr 21, 2017 03:51
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MononcQc posted:Tinfoil hatters worry about RFID chips tire manufacturers embed in there to track their inventory since they could also be used there. time to get a bigger microwave i guess
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Apr 21, 2017 03:55
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A Pinball Wizard posted:do do heh
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atomicthumbs posted:time to get a bigger microwave i guess why? so hillary can hear your conversations?
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flakeloaf posted:wait seriously https://www.minnpost.com/data/2016/01/six-years-shootings-where-and-when-gunfire-happens-minneapolis they make all the data public, too http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/police/statistics/crime-statistics_codefor_shotsfired
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flakeloaf posted:wait seriously yah, I was on a shoot with a lot of blanks and nypd rolled up because we kept triggering shotspotter. there's a poi ep about it
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Apr 21, 2017 04:57
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it picked up our quarter-load blanks and was all acoustic too, because we were in an alley.
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MononcQc posted:On top of gunshot locators, there's other fancy stuff, like tracking car motions through the RFID chips in EZcard in NYC. Tinfoil hatters worry about RFID chips tire manufacturers embed in there to track their inventory since they could also be used there.
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I can never remember which sdr nerd is into decoding tpms sensors but I think it's Jared Boone? anyway it's a simple enough protocol that you can leave a hackrf with a portapack plugged in and decode a bunch from passing cars and log them to an sd card with time of day this has been diy surveillance state corner
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a witch posted:it was made to find snipers in Baghdad and they brought it back stateside with the tanks and everything kosovo, not baghdad the same dude who invented it also invented hawkeye, the system they use in tennis, cricket etc to determine where a ball's going.
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Apr 21, 2017 07:39
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Cocoa Crispies posted:you can just say "people"
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OSI bean dip posted:brace yourselves This is just incredible. You think it can't get any better than the screenshot in that tweet, but then, by the end of the thread the guy has changed everything to using VirtualAlloc with undocumented protection flags and the main loop uses goto and relies on throwing a read exception when it reaches the end of the buffer because the loop counter was too inefficient to sound good. https://www.audioasylum.com/cgi/vt.mpl?f=pcaudio&m=119543&p=1 quote:the last change I made was something called use of MFC, I thought the setting I chose was an improvement, but after extended listening it became apparent something wasn't right - too strident which is always a sign something is stressed. So went back and tried the settings again and the best one is use mfc in a static library. so have rebuilt it and uploaded the new version which has a more balanced sound. Hopefully that is it as far as setting changes go. quote:of course, the best page protection for sound quality is no page protection, found an undocumented setting which seems to remove page protection, it has transformed the sound anyway and sounds better than every other setting, but doesn't allow data to be written so must be set after the data load. quote:Also making the loop a while x > 0 and decrementing the counter at the end using --x helps (1 cpu tick). Does a while loop sound better than a for loop ? there's something to ponder. Also changing the time to INFINITE in the WaitForSingleObject(hNeedDataEvent, INFINITE); statement means we don't require an additional counter, although it's bad practice.
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Apr 21, 2017 14:59
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ok now I think this is just a longform joke/troll
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I'm the no page protection that prohibits writes but this sounds like coding horror more than secfuck
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haveblue posted:ok now I think this is just a longform joke/troll listen to the fplus episode about audiophiles and decide for yourself
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MononcQc posted:On top of gunshot locators, there's other fancy stuff, like tracking car motions through the RFID chips in EZcard in NYC. Tinfoil hatters worry about RFID chips tire manufacturers embed in there to track their inventory since they could also be used there. i was listening to a podcast about ridiculous military spending and waste, and probably the best one (outside of someone trying to pilfer a bunch of 55" TVs or setting a bunch of 55" TVs on fire with jet fuel) was a wearable pack that can do sniper triangulation. tanks/apcs/armored whatevers have equipment that can do the math to find where gunshots are coming from etc; however, some brilliant dumbass at lockheed or something was like "what if we made it mobile!?" the military procured a bunch of these things and they're heavy and you have a giant backpack with a microphone and antenna on it and when you're under sniper fire, you stand still because it only does relative positioning. ~your tax dollars at work~
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so the "GeForce Experience" application shipped with all nvidia drivers includes a copy of node.js and it can be used for all kinds of fun thingsquote:During a quick research in a different area, I came across a system which had NVIDIA drivers installed. The following executable gets installed by NVIDIA:
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McGlockenshire posted:so the "GeForce Experience" application shipped with all nvidia drivers includes a copy of node.js and it can be used for all kinds of fun things
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but an attacker still have to have some way to execute poo poo on your machine, and if they can do that you're pretty much screwed anyway since they can probably just whip up some visual basic scripting malware in the absence of nvidia drivers geforce experience is still poo poo tho
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haveblue posted:ok now I think this is just a longform joke/troll It wasn't obvious from the beginning to you?
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McGlockenshire posted:so the "GeForce Experience" application shipped with all nvidia drivers includes a copy of node.js and it can be used for all kinds of fun things luckily geforce experience is a completely optional piece of poo poo nobody should have installed anyway. unfortunately, it installs by default, because spyware included with your driver is a thing people will just let you do and cheer for you when you're nvidia
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Truga posted:luckily geforce experience is a completely optional piece of poo poo nobody should have installed anyway. the installation is elective, and it has very popular features for gameplay recording. not sayings its ideal before anyone becomes mad on internet
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https://privacylog.blogspot.ca/2017/04/what-happens-when-you-send-zero-day-to.html https://archive.fo/8ZpDJ never disclose to banks; drop in FD instead
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OSI bean dip posted:https://privacylog.blogspot.ca/2017/04/what-happens-when-you-send-zero-day-to.html wheeeeee
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OSI bean dip posted:https://privacylog.blogspot.ca/2017/04/what-happens-when-you-send-zero-day-to.html  that dude
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quote:(or even as a COMMENT on a popular page and have a serious impact on the financial system.) I don't understand that. does he mean any popular page that doesn't sanitize its comments at all? there aren't many of those in 2017, I think
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Cocoa Crispies posted:unless you mean "cops" in which case you can just say "pigs"
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Subjunctive posted:I don't understand that. does he mean any popular page that doesn't sanitize its comments at all? there aren't many of those in 2017, I think this was back in 2008 in other words, back when  made sense as a smileyEDIT: Cocoa Crispies posted:unless you mean "cops" in which case you can just say "pigs"
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McGlockenshire posted:so the "GeForce Experience" application shipped with all nvidia drivers includes a copy of node.js and it can be used for all kinds of fun things that thing's updater did the equivalent of rm -rf on my C drive one time so I restored from backup and uninstalled it and never looked back
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:lastpass is at it again http://www.martinvigo.com/design-flaws-lastpass-2fa-implementation/ jesus lol
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OSI bean dip posted:https://privacylog.blogspot.ca/2017/04/what-happens-when-you-send-zero-day-to.html im the deniable of sercive accacks
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not sure what's going on there either since it looks like they changed their username and locked their account?
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anthonypants posted:not sure what's going on there either since it looks like they changed their username and locked their account? Tl;dr "hey @malwareunicorn how do I do this homework problem for a job interview I have with your company"
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