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Mr Hootington posted:Lmao at this poo poo  you would think that U.S. FORCES should have the capability to defend themselves
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D-Pad posted:I just saw a video that said f35s sold for export can't startup without a password provided by the US and the password changes daily. Basically meaning the US has to authorize every single flight. This sounds untrue but also I can absolutely see the US doing this. It also said Israel f35s are the one exception. I've heard it as being two codes, one to fly to the plane and a second one that unlocks weapons somehow.
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it's called "dlc"
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South Korea's F35 fighter jet needs a U.S. password to start up every day - Straturka www.straturka.com - Mon, 12 Dec 2022 posted:Recently, according to media reports, the F-35 fighter jets purchased by the South Korean Air Force from the United States have been delivered in 2019. South Korea has used the F-35 fighter jets for more than two years. However, it is rumored that the use of F-35 fighter jets is strictly controlled by the U.S. military. Outsiders are not allowed to approach at will.
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LMAO this is why we have these african states say that the US needs to learn to respect the people they work with. Russia just has to come in and sell them equipment that isnt john deer levels of defense as a service.
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Real hurthling! posted:the year is 2049. america has filled low earth orbit with a thick cloud of sleeping mortar bomblets/solar reflectors. climate change and squad level weapons doctrine are both never thought of again. i crash the cradles
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Jon Pod Van Damm posted:
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mawarannahr posted:South Korea's F35 fighter jet needs a U.S. password to start up every day - Straturka Ok so what happens in the entirely predictable situation where ww3 kicks off with a massive cyberattack that cripples telecommunications and you need jets in the air ten minutes ago
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Justin Tyme posted:Ok so what happens in the entirely predictable situation where ww3 kicks off with a massive cyberattack that cripples telecommunications and you need jets in the air ten minutes ago better hope someone wrote down today's passcode
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So...what happens during a mission when the codes expire? Do they just fall out of the sky?
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mawarannahr posted:South Korea's F35 fighter jet needs a U.S. password to start up every day - Straturka lol oh come the gently caress on
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Justin Tyme posted:Ok so what happens in the entirely predictable situation where ww3 kicks off with a massive cyberattack that cripples telecommunications and you need jets in the air ten minutes ago The US will lose WW3
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Well obviously US strategic planners expect a minimum 24 hours notice before the start of world war 3.
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e operating system is basically a few large LCD screens and a small number of mechanical instruments, far more advanced than the Russian Su-27, which is full of mechanical instruments and manual buttons. thread title hahah
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just come up a keygen like for cracked copies of adobe photoshop back in the day
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yellowcar posted:just come up a keygen like for cracked copies of adobe photoshop back in the day guarantee you these things phone home to verify, which raises all kinds of questions about traceability and the level of hardening whatever server they're calling has.
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yellowcar posted:just come up a keygen like for cracked copies of adobe photoshop back in the day If it resulted in more sick keygen chiptunes then I back this wholeheartedly.
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euphronius posted:The operating system is basically a few large LCD screens and a small number of mechanical instruments, far more advanced than the Russian Su-27, which is full of mechanical instruments and manual buttons. The F-35 has an honest to god touchscreen, I always assumed it was just a multi-function display. Touchscreen-operated and doesn't work in the rain, it really is the Cybertruck of fighter aircraft.
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After seeing how the F-104 and F-16 sales were managed, and the pointed destruction of NATO aviation industries, as well as the refusal that any F-35s be built under license, the export customers teed themselves up for this.
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some post from 11 years ago claims this but I can't find a source. anyone?quote:The Austrian Army got the Eurofighter Typhoon a few years ago, and even though it's a European-built aircraft, it contains US-American components, one of them being crypto-related. On the airfield where these planes are stationed, they have offices for US-American personnel whose sole job is to regularly update crypto keys in these components. And nobody seems to give a flying gently caress.
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DJJIB-DJDCT posted:After seeing how the F-104 and F-16 sales were managed, and the pointed destruction of NATO aviation industries, as well as the refusal that any F-35s be built under license, the export customers teed themselves up for this. im glad Turkey got kicked out
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mawarannahr posted:some post from 11 years ago claims this but I can't find a source. anyone? There was a poster in iirc the Ukraine thread who was a maintainer on Eurofighters. Forget who it is though.
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mawarannahr posted:South Korea's F35 fighter jet needs a U.S. password to start up every day - Straturka lol what if the enemy jams your communications or something and you cant get the password? you're just hosed ?
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yellowcar posted:just come up a keygen like for cracked copies of adobe photoshop back in the day I want this, and the glass cockpit bootup is all gradient-colored 8bit ASCII characters waving in a sine pattern to hype rear end chiptune music
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you can still fly but there's an obnoxious watermark over all the instruments
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OctaMurk posted:lol what if the enemy jams your communications or something and you cant get the password? you're just hosed ? Yes.
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Owlbear Camus posted:you can still fly but there's an obnoxious watermark over all the instruments i miss the good old days of shareware and infinitely long trials
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Owlbear Camus posted:you can still fly but there's an obnoxious watermark over all the instruments Unregistered HyperCam 2 blocking the altimeter causing the plane to lawn dart itself
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Everybody is laughing about DLC for planes like it isn't a thing that already exists. The Boeing 737 Max had an indicator light that you had to pay extra for that told you if the the attitude sensors disagreed.
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OrangéJéllo posted:guarantee you these things phone home to verify, which raises all kinds of questions about traceability and the level of hardening whatever server they're calling has. Cryptographically, you don't need to phone home to use a daily password, especially with GPS providing an accurate time stamp. Realistically, the plane is going to try connecting to every open wifi it can, to update the ads on the bottom of the touch screen.
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DJJIB-DJDCT posted:Yes. lol its a real shame nukes exist the west would get so loving stomped. The US would be fierce for the first month and then the ammo would run out. The rest of NATO would fold on the second day.
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Justin Tyme posted:Ok so what happens in the entirely predictable situation where ww3 kicks off with a massive cyberattack that cripples telecommunications and you need jets in the air ten minutes ago *taps thread title*
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Just reminded of all the crypto mishaps we use to have as keys rolled over and someone forgot to get replacements but its happening every day and the north koreans are attacking
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The US is bothered more by Iranian F14s than its allies being able to defend themselves
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A weapon to surpass metal gear.
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Furiously searching for an F-35 keygen on the War Thunder forums as Russian strategic bombers cross into Baltic airspace.
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jetz0r posted:Cryptographically, you don't need to phone home to use a daily password, especially with GPS providing an accurate time stamp In the opening moments of WW3 Russia blows up the gps constellation and every single wunderwaffe bricks because it cant get time updates
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Mr Hootington posted:https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1782774321695383977?t=sVykrmDHD4tCT2hOAqvWPw&s=19 the us brought some robodogs off the shelf for a few grand with flamethrowers the russians strapped a thermobaric grenade to an fpv drone
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