apseudonym posted:

I might drunk effort post it later but it depends the scale and skill of your attacker. If you're trying to hide from the spooky level country/worldwide stuff I don't have a good tip except "don't".

negromancer posted:

that's why you use mobaxterm on windows and stop using putty and winscp like it's 2004.

Subjunctive posted:

zen death robot posted:

look the NRC is gonna come down on my rear end if i expose the public to that much radium

Subjunctive posted:

nothing of value should be lost if a workstation is blown away

Powaqoatse posted:

goddamn youre amazing

Ur Getting Fatter posted:

waSSHing machine

BiohazrD posted:

anroid

Ur Getting Fatter posted:

cloudy with a chance of occasional broadcast storms

ate all the Oreos posted:

someone's ddos'ing my friends' university's paper submission system which has caused everyone to get two extra days to finish their homework

salted hash browns posted:

what is going on in that pic?

cheese-cube posted:

just want to chime in and say hackbunny you are doing some awesome poo poo

Optimus_Rhyme posted:

Shaggar posted:

openssh has had plenty of vulnerabilities in the past and the idea you're presenting that because its linux its immune to attacks is absolutely retarded. You should use as much caution approaching access via openssh as you should access via teamviewer. same with rdp. I would never leave it open to the internet even if it is more secure than openssh.

also lol @ the idea that you're gonna have a remote user setup an ssh tunnel to you so you can access their machine.

Max Facetime posted:

a witch posted:

You guys realize all this poo poo happened before trump as well, right? CBP literally recruits on neonazi sites.

apseudonym posted:

Generally I'm not convinced there are many situations where they'll just go "darn, foiled by this clever nerd" and not just make your life rather unpleasant.

ErIog posted:

I know this post is ancient history now, but I have been waiting months for an appropriate time to make this joke. _{and this probably isn't it}


bg, bg, bg, can't you see, sometimes your routes just hypnotize me

spankmeister posted:

Notorious BGP

anthonypants posted:

lol https://twitter.com/taviso/status/832745012408381445

Sapozhnik posted:

There is a so called high security mode and a so called maximum security mode

I assume the "high" security mode works on the honor system or smth

LeftistMuslimObama posted:

seems more like code injection op

spankmeister posted:

The web sight is getting rekt but SHA-1 is now officially completely broken:

https://www.shattered.io/



e: a mirror I guess http://shattered.it/

Sapozhnik posted:

LWN had a quote about how some company mandated that everybody's password start with / because people kept pasting them into the company's IRC by accident

(TRWTF is using IRC of course)

jre posted:

Truga posted:

the s in iot stands for security

Meat Beat Agent posted:

cloacaman

OSI bean dip posted:

someone described it to me as eye-teflon. i pretty much skipped over half of the post to reply

CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:

it is but you also get things like http://colin.keigher.ca/2014/12/the-joke-behind-signed-sony-malware.html

Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:

p good demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPZmiRi_c-o

paper: https://cmaurice.fr/pdf/ndss17_maurice.pdf

anthonypants posted:

you want to find taviso's mentions on twitter, my friend

fishmech posted:

(March 26, 1909)

Powaqoatse posted:

It’s Your Man Jeff, 9 Times

this is how you carry a joke over the edge and back and forth again

Cybernetic Vermin posted:

you are just resisting the obvious here, all software is hosed, the idea of achieving security through education, individual hard work and expertise is doomed in a future where the average programmer is some shithead hired off the street, we need to burn everything to the ground and start again

Cybernetic Vermin posted:

snark aside i do literally believe that the next decade will have to bring a more constrained programming model for public-facing software, and it will have to be actual constraints, as we are not about to overcome human weaknesses in these areas as the number of people employed doing the work keeps skyrocketing

hackers are winning wars and elections at this point

it is misunderstanding the situation to laugh about the other guys software of choice turning out to not be entirely secure

Daman posted:

in a competition like ictf a 1% difference is wholly attributable to being unlucky with their poo poo garbage infrastructure not scoring correctly one or two times.

it was a decent gamble, I wouldn't of thought their whole system was going to poo poo the bed just because you're doing under 100k connections either

e: also if you're not first you're last p much no other place matters

ate all the Oreos posted:

i remember a psychology study a while back that found that kids raised with "everyone gets a trophy because you're all winners!" did nothing for self esteem however it did train them that the only place that matters is first place and anything else is for losers