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uh...i've been to many a library conference and depending on the crowd, they tend to be a bunch of librarians pissing and moaning about how to get the respect they deserve and to prove their worth to the world. ala is better than most but still ain't nobody talkin' about archiving at these things and internet privacy to a librarian means putting a polarized screen on the desktops so that their patrons can continue to watch rape porn in the childrens room
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Jun 27, 2017 19:23
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Jun 27, 2017 19:30
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I just thought it was funny, i'm sorry.
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Jun 27, 2017 19:36
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more than just a rumour me-doc are saying they're spreading it http://www.me-doc.com.ua/vnimaniyu-polzovateley and maersk use me-doc https://twitter.com/wanapagan/status/879769249715286016 in the possibility that this was somehow meant to be contained to ukraine i have serious questions. like where the hell are any attempts at containing it
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also rosneft sucks to be an oil company IT right now
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:eh i never do defcon (nor ever have), rarely anything of value. based on their speaker page for this year there's only a handful of interesting talks, and even then it's just further details of public research (sha-1 collision) yeah they didn't accept my talk but i haven't been to a talk there in over five years (go for contests and the friends you only see once a year)
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doesn't it only spread via SMB? that's some level of containment. it probably jumped out of Ukraine on VPNs or that one computer in an organization that was used to do business in Ukraine and had the accounting software on it. if you want to get a bit  Ukraine has basically become a live fire bombing range for Russian cyber weapons and "loving every company doing business with the Ukrainian government so people think twice about such associations in the future" would be kind of be a plus as far as the Russian government is concerned. on the other hand you would expect the government to not run the risk of hitting Rosneft.
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Optimus_Rhyme posted:"Hi, this is you bank calling. We've had some gently caress up with a new teller. Can you take a picture of your check and confirm your account number is 443567843?" "how do i take a picture?" "ok here you go *picture of check from their grandma from 1998*" "i tried faxing it but it didn't work" "ok here's my real check *picture of parking ticket or something that doesn't look like a check at all*"
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what the gently caress... https://twitter.com/0xAmit/status/879778335286452224 https://twitter.com/0xAmit/status/879789734469488642
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Jun 27, 2017 23:13
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thats great! see you all again in a month
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Jun 27, 2017 23:17
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i'll be the version that wipes out everything if that file exists
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Jun 28, 2017 00:47
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Ulf posted:thats great! see you all again in a month no you see this solved the problem forever and nothing bad will ever happen again.
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Jun 28, 2017 01:10
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Shifty Pony posted:what the gently caress... this sounds suspiciously like one of those old "prank" articles that were like "you should delete system32 because that means your system has 32 viruses!!!!"
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no it's because bill gates added system32 to make the computer slower to force people to upgrade windows, dummy
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if you want to avoid notpetra, why not just patch to current? does it use undisclosed vulns?
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it's using wmi and psexec with shared creds to spread to local subnets in addition to exploiting ms17010
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Jun 28, 2017 03:45
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when is there going to be a patch that alerts people to horrifically hosed up AD setups
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Jun 28, 2017 04:47
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I ordered some stuff from a webshop and had it delivered to a pick-up point in a local supermarket because otherwise I wasn't going to be home to get it from the delivery person. Because of the ransomware, the delivery company was a day late with sending me the e-mail saying the package is ready to be picked up. This malware is truly evil because I'm getting stuff a day later. That was my story.
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Jun 28, 2017 06:47
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wtf old thread didn't make it to 219
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Jun 28, 2017 07:01
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we're taking this one up to 420 to make up for it
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Thanks Ants posted:we're taking this one up to 420 to make up for it we can do it! i attempted to re-open infernal machine's opsec thread to vent political nonsense here https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3825132
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https://steemit.com/shadowbrokers/@theshadowbrokers/theshadowbrokers-monthly-dump-service-july-2017 posted:TheShadowBrokers is having special invitation message for “doctor” person theshadowbrokers is meeting on Twitter. “Doctor” person is writing ugly tweets to theshadowbrokers not unusual but “doctor” person is living in Hawaii and is sounding knowledgeable about theequationgroup. Then “doctor” person is deleting ugly tweets, maybe too much drinking and tweeting? Is very strange, so theshadowbrokers is doing some digging. TheShadowBrokers is thinking “doctor” person is former EquationGroup developer who built many tools and hacked organization in China. TheShadowBrokers is thinking “doctor” person is co-founder of new security company and is having much venture capital. TheShadowBrokers is hoping “doctor” person is deciding to subscribe to dump service in July. If theshadowbrokers is not seeing subscription payment with corporate email address of doctor@newsecuritycompany.com then theshadowbrokers might be taking tweets personally and dumping data of “doctor” persons hacks of China with real id and security company name. TheShadowBrokers is thinking this outcome may be having negative financial impact on new security companies international sales, so hoping “doctor” person and security company is making smart choice and subscribe. But is being “doctor” persons choice. Is not being smart choice to be making ugly tweets with enough personal information to DOX self AND being former equation group AND being co-founder of security company. Straight up blackmail lmao
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microsoft have a good writeup on petya https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mmpc/2017/06/27/new-ransomware-old-techniques-petya-adds-worm-capabilities/ no confirmation for the email vector waterhole attack being mentioned though https://twitter.com/craiu/status/880011103161524224 so far the petya/notpetya arguments are on the dropper, which has changed in the past, so further analysis required
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Much is unclear right now, but imo it's clear that it was targeted against Ukraine. Hmm who would want to do such a thing? 
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:uh...i've been to many a library conference and depending on the crowd, they tend to be a bunch of librarians pissing and moaning about how to get the respect they deserve and to prove their worth to the world. ala is better than most but still ain't nobody talkin' about archiving at these things and internet privacy to a librarian means putting a polarized screen on the desktops so that their patrons can continue to watch rape porn in the childrens room I'm a librarian for real and this is a stupidly bad post
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i'm on the first page but there was a buffer overflow
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BeOSPOS posted:I'm a librarian for real and this is a stupidly bad post serious post: other than putting books back and organizing stuff and otherwise managing a library what do you actually, like, do, i'm sure it's more than that but i've never really been clear
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ate all the Oreos posted:serious post: other than putting books back and organizing stuff and otherwise managing a library what do you actually, like, do, i'm sure it's more than that but i've never really been clear community outreach, collaboration with municipal entities (especially education-related), event planning and organising - if it's anything like in latvia. my mother has been working as a librarian for more than 30 years and ive spent a lot of time at her job
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library managing like giving and taking books back is mostly computer these days. actual library book work is more related to catalogue and archive expansion/deprecation/maintenance
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also, in a rural latvian library, there's a lot of basic it skill teaching done by librarians. how to use computer, what is google, how to write a cv, etc
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:uh...i've been to many a library conference and depending on the crowd, they tend to be a bunch of librarians pissing and moaning about how to get the respect they deserve and to prove their worth to the world. ala is better than most but still ain't nobody talkin' about archiving at these things and internet privacy to a librarian means putting a polarized screen on the desktops so that their patrons can continue to watch rape porn in the childrens room I don't think this was ever a problem the other way around for libraries because what a library is, and how you organise it, is really kind of intuitive - but it doesn't work at all for archives. Anyway it's interesting to hear the two disciplines still being lumped together by old people who dunno wtf they're doing. *something about internet security here*
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ate all the Oreos posted:serious post: other than putting books back and organizing stuff and otherwise managing a library what do you actually, like, do, i'm sure it's more than that but i've never really been clear there's many kinds of libraries and many kinds of librarians. there's def the front-facing access/public services kind which is the traditional role and the stereotype. I'd say modern librarianship (and leaning more towards the academic library side) is more about the study of information; the linking of disparate data sources; the sharing of information; and the presentation of it all. but all in all it's a service oriented job; we help people find the information they are looking for. for instance a lot of my job is studying how we can remove barriers both in information access and user interfaces. and there's definitely a heavy IT side of things and user privacy is one of the most important aspects of the job. for instance librarians were the ones fighting the FBI on unwarranted access to patron records and there's a lot of advocacy on privacy issues relating to technology. *gets off soapbox*
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finally a new attack on sha2 https://github.com/laie/WorldsFirstSha2Vulnerability
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:finally a new attack on sha2 https://github.com/laie/WorldsFirstSha2Vulnerability lol
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