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to the trash it goes

>>61940827
Where exactly?
If you mean the thread, it has only just been posted.

>>61940855
saging

>>61940927
Ah, you're a dickhead.
Noted, thank you.

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>>61940924
Kinmoza is surprisingly good, despite the fact it really isn't my usual cup of tea.

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>>61940988
Karen-chan best waifu.

Cyberpunk has nothing to do with cyber security

>>61941262
ok chummers, drink

>>61941262
This must be a thread meme/tradition by now.

>>61941262
In a Cyberpunk world, Cybersecurity is power.

>>61941357
It used to make me so angry. Now I can't call a thread complete without seeing it and smiling

which is more fun, offensive or defensive security

>>61941262
There it is

>>61941446
Which is more fun in an RTS

>>61941477
I've never played an rts

>>61941442
This.
It just isn't a /cyb/ /sec/ thread without it.

>>61941446

I like offensive, but setting shit up is kinda fun too

>>61941446
they both boil down to extremely tedious checklisting

>>61941492
Life is an RTS. The answer depends on what you find more exciting. Breaking down other people's walls, or building the biggest, baddest wall to begin with?

>>61940819
>>akira
What?

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>>61941587
>Akira
Is a great classic cyberpunk feature-length anime:
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_(1988_film)

>>61941609
I know what Akira is, but why would you quote me and say ">akira" is beyond my understanding.

>>61941639
So we could plug Akira in this thread.
Thank you for your help, anon.

>>61941609
I have watched and read the Akira anime and manga. I don't understand why it is considered so good desu. Same thing with NGE, it was good, but not that great. I guess you kind of have to understand the zeigeist of anime at the time to appreciate them.

Someone knows a decent password cracking (brute force) toolkit, like dictionary generator and stuff like that?

>>61942002
crunch and hydra

>>61940808
Serious question, is "cyberpunk mindset" also supportive of a technocratic government?

I'm trying to run zeronet, but when the page opens in my browser(I've tried multiple browsers), it just loads forever. Any ideas?

>>61942399
Well, punk subcultures are anti-establishment in origin, so no, I wouldn't say they were overly compatible.
At most, you would be looking at a minarchist technocracy.

>>61942621
Give up. Zeronet is trash compared to I2P and Freenet.

Also, use a VPN your ISP might also be trash.

>>61942922
This.

>>61942922
>Zeronet is trash compared to I2P and Freenet.
why?

>tfw every wireless network around me has a SINGLE entity on it
>tfw cannot capture any decent handshakes because they are never active when I'm awake
>tfw no gpu passthrogh to use hashcat

>>61943921
>"Hey neighbor, my router died and $ISP can't get me a new one until next week, can I use your wi-fi for the weekend?"
>get password
>connect
>pwn his router

so how would you chummers feel if the right wingers decide to congregate in alt-nets?
it would be great way to stress test the alter-nets, but can't help think that they will be marred in the eyes of people who can't separate the tool from the person using it.
and not an apologist for that ideology, detest it very much, but don't think that's very relevant.

>>61944175
I mean it's already known for terrorists and pedophiles, so right wingers aren't any worse.

What happened to the whole edgy anarchist scene?

>>61944175
it's kinda shocking with the alt-right's recent uproar over Google. First the memo and then refusing to have anything to do with the Daily Stormer (which is already a hidden service). Like, oh, NOW you realize that large tech companies are surveillance operations and aren't necessarily your friend? If you had two brain cells to rub together you would have figured that out ten years ago. I predict a lot of them will be getting fucked regardless due to poor opsec.

also this >>61944230

>>61944279
yeah was kinda funny seeing the uproar they had when they found out their shit wasn't allowed in the walled gardens anymore and they got kicked out of the proprietary services.

I do not like the complete abundance of german music on cyberadio

>>61944685

just listen to ninja tune stuff and quit complaining

>>61942922
>Zeronet is trash compared to I2P and Freenet.
I've found the opposite. Zeronet is much, much faster and has better UI. There isn't a lot of content yet, but I think it'll end up being much better than at least Freenet

>>61943921
> leave machine running
> kick them out of their wifi by script every 5 min, so they don't get *that* suspicious
> ???
> profit!

>>61944246
everyone is older than 12 now

>>61944246
columbine

>>61945371
>ninja tune stuff
what

http://derive.tokyo/

>>61947917
sexy

>>61941966
My take on this is that Akira was what brought anime into the Western mainstream. Some cyberpunk points are
- high tech, after all this is in Neo Tokyo
- dystopia with bike gangs made up of low life teenagers with no hope
- thus "high tech low life"
- a weak government, somehow the military seems to have had the larger part of the running power
- some cybernetic implants used on those in "storage"

>>61945588
The point of darknets are to be full of content you can't find/host on clearnet.

Zeronet's UI is fresh, sleek, and tighter than the highschool girl I lost my virginity to, but it's go absolutely no fucking content worth mentioning.

If it gets adopted, that might change. But this shit's been up for years.
>>61943588
See above. It's just a gimmick at this stage.

has anyone got a pdf of this

https://www.bookdepository.com/Building-Virtual-Machine-Labs-Mr-Tony-V-Robinson/9781546932635

>>61948354
Looked around: no.

It's on kindle unlimited though and they're giving out free 30-day trials which include a shitload of free ebooks (including yours).

>>61948404
aye good idea dude, cheers

>>61945163
That's a beautiful image, but too cheerful for a cyberpunk OP.

>>61944246
We got jobs.

>>61948051
This.
It was good for its time.

>>61948607
Sad ironic and true

our parents were right; it was just a phase

>>61948634
Last week, while I was exiting my office building to get lunch I talked to a hobo and offered to buy him lunch in exchange for a story because I was depressed like you wouldn't believe.
He said he'd wait for me outside of the sandwitch shop while I'd buy, but I saw him run away in the window.
I must reek of coprdrone.

>>61948765
>I must reek of coprdrone.
didnt realise it was a crime to buy a fella a meal

>>61948786
I meant corpdrone but yeah
guy probably thought I was crazy

>>61948846
We should become digital nomads together, anon.

>>61948887
Sure once my ancestors kick the bucket and I get that sweet real estate rent money. If my sister doesn't hog all the good ones and leave me the ones only good to be sold.
For now it's droning 5/7 and car nomading on week ends.

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>>61948919
Adulthood is great!

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>>61940808
The pic you posted is concept art for Blade Runner, created by Syd Mead. So it's Los Angeles.

>>61948974
Thanks, it was indexed in an archive I pulled from one of these threads a while ago, a collection of cyberpunk pictures.
Thank you for the correction.

Snow Crash concept art:
http://scholarworks.rit.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=8670&context=theses

This shit general needs to die

>>61949314
You need to die. Nigger.

>>61949314
Why does it?
Intimidated by people actually getting along?

>>61940808
should I be running ntp on an embedded linux device which is going to act as a hardware firewall or should i just remove it with all the other bloat?

doesnt seem like a bad idea, having something to ensure the time is accurate, but it would also be the only listening network service on the device besides ssh

>>61949413
no point running ntp unless your network is synching with it

good idea anyway since itll reduce duplicate logs if your times out

>>61949647
is there another option to ensure its clock is kept correct? My experience with other embedded devices is that they tend to have the clock become inaccurate after being left alone for so long.

nothing form network will sync with it, but timing is rather important for the accuracy of logs

>>61949758
if the device is that shitty it cant keep a constant time, why the fuck are you employing it as a firewall?

>>61950069
This.
Don't buy shitty hardware.

>>61940583
Copy pasted you into a /pol/ topic, somewhat decent discussion going on.
>>137876984

>>61950683
Sorry I'm retarded I'll try again
>>>/pol/137876984

obviously im bored because ive decided to start going through linux from scratch

>>61950775
why are you posting that here

>>61950773
>Wanting to be on the clearnet
>Smart
Pick one.

>>61940808
>https://pastebin.com/JXyM4fTe
Unable to connect.

>>61952282
>https://pastebin.com/JXyM4fTe
Well, I can.

What's an alternative to pi-hole.

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>>61952321
What. Why can't I connect.

>>61952553
Maybe your DNS refuses to resolve it, because the information contained within is too enlightening?

Honestly is there more advantages to encrypting my partition on my laptop apart from that the data can't be seen when the laptop gets stolen (implying that they can't get in)?

I hope this fits the thread:
I have a fiber optics net with some shitty Huawei modem I can't get any access to. My ISP even automatically firewalled all incoming connections even coming from my internal network. Between no access to the modem and it being Huawei, how fucked am I? Would getting an OpenWRT router mitigate anything at all? If so, what is the current recommended modem around 25-30 bucks?

I'm an absolute retard when it comes to netsec, so sorry if I don't make sense.

>>61952837
I dunno, but maybe you can access the pristine contents of said partition if you ever recover your laptop.

Would you rather deposit your money at a bank that puts your money in a safe or underneath the furniture cushions during closed hours? I dunno...

>>61941262
how do you wanna penetrate and destroy something that you dont know how its build?

>>61941609
>Cyberpunk
There's hardly any cyber in it.
Akira is Neon-dystopia.

>>61952476
What's wrong with pihole

>>61954924
I hate to break it to you, buddy, but that is cyberpunk:
>High tech?
Check.
>Low life?
Check.
Oh look, cyberpunk!

>>61954924
In what way is >>61948051 incorrect?

>>61956704
Don't pay attention to him, he doesn't know that those things are effectively synonymous.

Large image collection of our favourite major:

ftp://collectivecomputers.org:21212/motoko_gits/
username and pw: guest

>>61957177
You never fail to please, FTP Anon.

how would you rate hide.me as a vpn? is it safe or botnet? on one of the vpn reviews it scored pretty highly but i wanted /g/s thoughts on it

>>61940808
who /crypto/ here?

>>61940827
Useless meme. Every tls-supporting application uses SNI where it leaks the domain name in plain text.

>>61941262
This thread is a meme. Cybersecurity is also a meme.

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JUST

>>61958348
heh

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>>61958348
>technology is used by child porn rings all across the world
>don't say anything
>technology is used to identity muslim terrorists
>feel the need to make public pr statement to condemn those evil bigots

This looks interesting:

https://github.com/cliffe/SecGen

" SecGen creates vulnerable virtual machines so students can learn security penetration testing techniques.

Boxes like Metasploitable2 are always the same, this project uses Vagrant, Puppet, and Ruby to quickly create randomly vulnerable virtual machines that can be used for learning or for hosting CTF events."

>>61958348
the original is about the daily stormer, not jihad watch

>>61943921
just kick them off their connection and capture the handshake when the reconnect

>>61948919
Leave your sister to me, anon. I know just the thing.

>>61959676

damn that looks cool, but i don't have time to play with it. does it only do linux vms?

>>61959676
seent this on reddit today and it looked very interesting

>>61940808

waddup /cyb/lings.
Basic gestalt on Maltego pls.
Who uses it and does it bring anything to the table that other OSINT tools dont?
Is it worth paying for a licence?
Any good sources on local transforms?
(Main interest is on OSINT for social media and bug bountying retarded websites)

>>61960557
Right now it looks like it only configures/creates linux vms. Given the reception, I think it is only a matter of time until you start to see other branches on Github and elsewhere.

I am not an expert on Open Source/Proprietary licensing, but I'd expect some version to pop up eventually that configures versions of Windows and other operating systems.

I want to build config scripts that automate user actions within a pentest lab. Much of what we do when attacking a network is based on creating capital from 's mistakes/ignorance.

This is especial;y relevant where exploitation via social engineering/client side vectors/exploits.

The OSCP lab configuration generates/simulates many variety of I/O and actions that could/would be common to users within an enterprise network.

I here Ravello cloud based pentest lab services offered by Oracle can do the same, but I have never used it.

I'm sure these actions could be scripted/programmed easy enough (by better programmers then myself)via scheduled tasks/cron jobs/scripting language variables, etc...

I think if someone combined a program like that with a program like SecGen (with some addition of WIndows boxes and other OS like BSD and Solaris) that it would be one hell of an achievement (which SecGen is all on its own in my opinion).

>>61961210
Glad you agree..I think this project has legs and is going to develop into some very interesting projects...especially when combined with a program like Proxmox which somewhat simplifies constructing a domain for lab use (though that simplification does blunt a potential learning opportunity somewhat).

>>61961480
Maltego is a multifaceted tool...for example, it can be a great visualization tool for people just starting out who may not be familiar with things such as network topographies (though this is just scratching the surface of its use).

I have used it sometimes for external tests where I am looking to gain ingress. Maltego could be a valuable asset for planning social engineering for ingress.

Once you've gained entry, I might be concerned about the noise factor of it...this may be unfounded on my part, as I haven't looked at Maltego's traffic carefully in WIreshark while running all of it's configs/options, but it strikes me as being loud (though perhaps you could tunnel the traffic out or mask it).

Like any tool, it's how you develop efficiency/effectiveness in using the information. Data mining and data point collection/aggregation can be awesome, but you could also be presented with so much data that you loss sight of important clues/advantages.

I am not a huge fan of licenses for pentesting tools...my predecessor at my current job convinced the company to purchase tens of thousands of dollars worth of licenses...some of them are so stupidly expensive (like Nexpose) and all of them other than Burp and Nessus (which I need for certain projects due to number of IP, certification standards, etc).collecting dust because I do not like the level of automation many licenses provide...

I think much of hacking/pentesting is feeling your way home in the pitch black....if there is too much going on, you can't focus on the shapes and sounds of your environment to find your way.

Also, heavily automated tools tend to be extremely loud.

>>61961791

Thnx anon,
yeah it is clearly very noisy as far as the Paterva transforms go and I haven't wiresharked it's traffic either. Local transforms look promising but I've only found 2 or 3 on Github so far.

It can do some lightning quick pivots through data - my hope was that there is a bit of a community out there cooking up fresh transforms regularly but desu it looks like its not getting much love or interest.

>>61961480
Im interested in this too. I have not used maltego myself, because it never fucking runs on my box

>>61961565
>Proxmox
Is this an esxi alternative?

>>61962030
Shit anon...no, thank you.

When you mentioned the local transforms I went back to look at Maltego's current documentation.

Maltego has always been a beast where OSINT is concerned and invaluable for development of social engineering campaigns (especially in spearfishing campaigns), but there has been so many more added since I last looked...

I'm definitely going to keep up its documentation/development now though.

>>61962338
Pretty much...maybe a little closer to vSphere, (since most of Proxmox's utility comes from easier creation/config/deployment of network resources).

Though admittedly I haven't really undertaken many network configuration projects with vmWare products because I prefer open source when possible.

I am new to Proxmox, but from what I see, I like so far (they state that their version of virtmanager is also opensource),]

https://www.proxmox.com/en/proxmox-ve

>>61962480
Cool man I'll dig into it. Cheers, first I've heard of it eh

>>61962346
>When you mentioned the local transforms I went back to look at Maltego's current documentation.

Yeah there are some good transforms, of course most of them need either paying for or signing up to API's so still not great from that angle.

I'm going to play around with it a bit more too, definitely staying with community edition for now.

Did you find any local transforms that are particularly interesting?

I think a good thing would be a local transform on some dumps (ashley madison, etc) it looks like they would be very easy to code up and bolt onto some social transforms?

>>61959511
>>technology is used by child porn rings all across the world
Well, if we were to believe newspapers the pedos are the true technological overlords, capable of connecting to mysterious nets using a piece of string and some putty, sitting in badly lit basements wearing hoodies and shades and typing using mittens using a green on black terminal with rather limited capacity for displaying images.

Media dialled down this line of "reporting" after their parent companies bought internet providers but we still see burps of old hatchet jobs coming to the surface. Like this "master" piece:
https://medium.com/@BrockMeeks/cyberporn-turns-20-f89847f1f659

>>61962989
>green on black terminal
is there a better terminal color scheme than this?

>>61963090
light grey on dark blue

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>>61963090
Personally I prefer amber text on red background. This avoids sleep pattern disturbing blue components while avoiding excessive contrasts. Supposedly the red end of the spectrum is good for maintaining good night vision but it is a while since that was a primary consideration.

With age proteins aggregate in the lens of your eyes, causing preferential scattering of blue light which in turn reduces contrast and causes strain. Red/amber does not have this problem.

On a tangent: I have always wondered why wrist watches do not account for this aspect when they make wrist torches like pic. related. Also car makes dabbling in blue backlighting should be jailed along with the dieselgate dudes.

>>61963090
White text on black terminal cannot be beaten

>>61963670
too plain

>>61964195
Is this a fancy contest or a what doesn't fucking kill your eyes while using it for 18 hours straight type of competition? Because mine falls into the second.

when i start beef, it attaches itself to the loopback of my attack machine

this cant be right, how the fuck do i get it to take on a real ip? if i have the target machine open the loopback address it wont do anything will it? cause itll be entering its OWN loopback?

>>61964726
why the fuck would you even use beef

>>61965105
because i dont know any other xss frameworks?

>>61965224
Learn how you should do XSS then. Also, why would you use a tool like beef? Are you a fucking script kiddie?

Alternatives to Kaspersky for host-based/agentless AV?

https://www.cyberscoop.com/fbi-kaspersky-private-sector-briefings-yarovaya-laws/

Due to press like this, people are finally starting to take notice that Kaspersky is shady so I'll have traction to suggest a replacement to C-levels

>>61965224
>why the fuck do you use scratch?
>because I don't know any other low-level languages

>>61958348
What the fuck?
Now we need a proper alternative to Tor too?

>>61966728
US intelligence owns all American based AV so I don't see the difference. "But I trust my governement more than the filthy Ruskis!" sure whatever your own government is a lot more likely to fuck you though. AV is shit compared to different solutions anyway, compliance requirements really need to drop it. Sophos I guess to answer your question but I haven't been super impressed by it lately.

It's been a while but here is

=== /cyb/ News
>CRISPR FANS DREAM OF A POPULIST FUTURE FOR GENE EDITING
https://www.wired.com/story/crispr-fans-dream-of-a-populist-future-for-gene-editing/
>On Wednesday and Thursday, the University of California, Berkeley welcomed about 300 people—scientists, CEOs, farmers, regulators, conservationists, and interested citizens—to its campus to take a hard look at the wünderenzyme known as Cas9.

Wired, being Wired, also has a lot of focus on
>an environmental justice warrior
and
>Shakir Cannon, founder of the Minority Coalition for Precision Medicine, pointed out the myriad ways doctors and researchers have exploited people of color in the name of scientific advancement, while neglecting diseases that hit underserved communities the hardest.

>>61967167
Preaching to the choir m80. I gotta do my job though and the aforementioned AV compliance requirements/RMO nazi make it what it is. I scheduled a call with a Sophos rep. Thanks!

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>0ld 5k00l h4ck3rz

>>61967636
>>Shakir Cannon, founder of[...]
Wtf why people has to be like this.

>>61968034
I wonder the same.

Wired used to be pretty good, now they have descended into la-la-land. Quality has plummeted. Front page is a zoo of click bait headings. Articles are too often mind blowing obviousness dressed up as "interesting".

I think we are 2 or 3 anons posting /cyb/ news and I usually find BBC a batter source. The fact that they often link using DOI references indicates to me that they have in fact an idea about what they are writing about.

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>>61967907
Shit I just upsold Sophos. I feel kinda dirty. Don't buy into Intercept X when they bring it up. I tested it and it was pretty meh.

Anyone read 6-Commando?
http://www.viciousprint.com/6commando/

I'd like your inputs if it can be included in the FAQ as military cyberpunk. The story starts out as military action drama but then our friend Mike appears, so to speak.

>>61967947
I've been waiting for someone to react to the cringe, thank you, my OP dreams have been fully fulfilled.

>>61968107
Every time you make something partisan, it loses quality.
Reporting should be as objective as possible, unless otherwise stipulated as an opinion piece.

>>61968488
I quite agree. BBC is fairly objective though there are subtle details in the British way of speaking English. Here they are reporting on the backlash: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-40974069

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>>61969976
My mom was a newspaper editor, and her take was that reporters can never be truly subjective (in that worldview will always play some part in your creation of content)
She always strove to be as objective as possible and searched for news that reported with that objective in mind, but would also accept news organizations that were plain and up front about their bias
Her take was to get multiple perspectives on the same event/subject from contrasting worldviews and use your critical thinking skills to come to your own conclusion
Problem is that what we are witnessing is the blatant partisan bias by reporters introduced with the expectation it be accepted as objective; too much parroting of that bias by other organizations; and a complete removal of the idea of conversation/watering down of content due to there being SO MUCH of it and the desire for clicks over dedicated readership

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Update: FAQ Version 5 preview 5 is here: https://pastebin.com/HFqvkMR7

I was planning to put in the FTP site but it appears the password is not valid. If it returns I'll upload it there too for easy viewing.

Nearly all pieces are in place, just minor editing and checking before it is good to go.

Are hidden volumes still a thing now that TrueCrypt has been discontinued? Can you make a hidden volume within a disk that's been previously encrypted with dm-crypt?

>>61970275
The traditional method of reporting is no longer adequate for the world we live in.

>>61970858
VeraCrypt.

>>61970275
Sounds like the backstory of a comic book hero. Was your mom eliminated by corrupt media executives?

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>cyberpunk roleplay
>can't even use tor or any other anonymizing network
Poor you.

>>61970535
>https://pastebin.com/HFqvkMR7
Impressive, thank you for the putting in the effort.
I'll include it in the OP, not the in the resources, I want to make sure it is seen.

>>61957177
>ftp
>2017
Do you have something against rsync?

>>61970945
Agreed such a shame

>>61971006
Haha no she got smart 20 years ago and got in the PR market with a huge financial services firm
Literally the only one of her journalist colleagues who ended up successful when print media went belly up

>>61971046
>rsync
>2017
Do you have something against FTP?

>>61971046
>Do you have something against rsync?
No, not at all.

The FTP site is not mine, it was introduced here in /g/ on a separate thread with a request to fill it up. So I made a Cyberpunk directory and loaded it up with a lot of stuff I have collected over the years.

If however you have a public rsynch server you wish to share I'd be happy to give it a spin.

>>61971157
>>Do you have something against FTP?
well its unencrypted for one thing.

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>>61971496
Expressing a normcore 'tude is the best way to stay under the radar. Edgy AND subversive!

>>61957177
>>61957177
None of these goddamn servers work. FTP for guest w/ guest fails to login.

IRC servers timeout too.

>>61971529
this dog is a cool dog

>>61971666
I know they no longer work, that is why I mentioned it in >>61970535

>>61971722
My bad, I just had an autism attack.

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>>61971726
No probs.

Night is coming up in Europe, so I'll just link to the strawpoll to give the rest of the world a chance to up their presence.

http://www.strawpoll.me/13665376

>>61957177
>usr and pass change? Guest isn't working

>>61971908
see
>>61971722

Is it possible to use 4chan with a VPN and/or get around the botnet captcha? Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Regards, me.

>>61972026
Spin up your own VPN, use legacy captcha/solver.

>>61940808
What is pretty cyberpunk to drink?

>>61972063
Water

>>61972063
Water.

>>61972063
Cum.

>>61971869
Do most people here browse at day? I almost always browse during evening/night.

What /cyb/ related things do you like to listen to? Personally I like >http://youarelisteningtolosangeles.com/

>>61942399
something like the Brotherhood of Steel? fuck no

>>61972063
your meal.

>>61972063
The liquid of boiled soy beans.

Round this thread the #/g/punk radio is popular (http://cyberadio.pw/)

Also, Jet Set Radio Radio is pretty good too (jetset.radio)

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>>61972440
>>61972063

Soylent is the future

>>61972375
>>61972502
>Also, Jet Set Radio Radio is pretty good too (jetset.radio)

Derp, it's Jet Set Radio Live
at jetsetradio.live

>>61972487
soy beans make you gay tho
(high estrogen content)

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>>61972504
Why is this not a thing.

science has fucking perfected the ideal chow diet for mice, rats, monkeys, you NAME it, the animals live a long healthy disease-free life, while humans struggle every day to find a balanced diet and still get a heart-attack or stroke at age 60. Half our species is overweight due to bad nutrition

>>61972581
do you even /cyb/?

>>61972581
>not genetically engineering your soybeans to replace the estrogen with testosterone

>>61972613
but what about muh personal trainers and fitness instructors and doctors?
it's too good for the world sadly, would be cool if it became the norm though

>>61972504
Enjoy your newfound tits.
t. /fit/.

>>61972613
it is a thing tho, just takes getting used to filling up on liquid only.
and you get smashed much easier when you have nothing but liquid in your stomach.

>>61940808
What's a career in cybersecurity like guys?

I am currently a software engineer, mainly focused on embedded processors, but have an offer for 30% more to work in cyber security for a well known car manufacturer. Should I go for it?

>>61972613
We already know what's healthy and what isn't. The only thing stopping us from "perfection" is morons, their goddamn short-term thinking, selfishness, and the refusal to care.

>>61972581
A sedated state is a happy state.

>>61972988
Paygrade is higher for codemonkeys in cyb. You also have great prospects to become independent instead of always working under someone else.

What're you specifically interested about?

>>61973128
>A sedated state is a happy state.
Yeah if you don't mind your penis shrinking.

>>61973162
I'm still fairly early in my career. In my spare time I'm doing a bit of everything, play with Linux as a server/Desktop, code for Android/iPhone (nothing serious yet).

Cyber Security sounds an interesting choice and I'm prepared to give it 18-24 months to try it out. If I don't enjoy it, the company is willing to let me change role if I discover something I'm more interested in.

>>61973206
nothing a few augments won't fix.

>>61973206
What is penis size but a faux display of sexual prowess?

In the year 2525, I won't need to be worried if my rooted sexbot thinks my penor is small.

I was wondering, is there a way to fool those ankle bracelets criminals wear? I'm sure putting a Faraday cage around it somehow would block the signals but if they got no signals they'd be suspicious.

>inb4 tyrone

>>61973798
replicate the bracelets signal with a pi or some other machine then block your own as you turn the replica on.

>>61973798
Reverse engineer the software, find what signal it's sending out, then do >>61973842

I'd recommend switching the signals programmatically so there's no blanks and doing it only when they'll think you should be at home/no mobile.

>>61973938
maybe add some fake movement around you house. i do not know how accurate these things are.

>>61973798
>ankle bracelets
Is there some explosive charge inside? It is not really /cyb/ unless one mistake like cutting the wrong wire while playing tense music does not turn it into a fireball.

>>61973982
Yeah. I was thinking more of if it's late and you wanna go pick up some weed or w/e you can pretend you're sleeping by letting it sit still.

>>61974026
Afaik all it does is call the authorities if you cross state lines.

>>61974102
be real once people realize they can leave they will do more than just go out to re up

>>61974102>>61974026>>61973982>>61973938>>61973842>>61973798
>An ankle monitor (also known as a tether, or ankle bracelet) is a homing device that defendants under house arrest or parole are required to wear. At all times, the ankle monitor sends a radio frequency signal containing location and other information to a receiver. If an offender moves outside of an allowed range, the police will be notified. Ankle monitors are designed to be tamper-resistant and can alert authorities to removal attempts, such as cutting the band causing a circuit break.

>The most common configuration is a radio-frequency transmitter unit that sends a signal to a fixed location receiving unit in the offender's residence. The residence unit uses either a land line or a cellular network to send information to a service center computer. If the offender is not at their residence at all times, an alert message is sent to the service center, and then sent to the supervising probation or parole officer. GPS units are similar in design, but the offender also carries a GPS cell phone unit that receives a signal from the ankle unit, or both functions may be combined into one ankle unit. Persons subject to a restraining order may also be subject to GPS monitoring.[1][2]

This is child's play. I was thinking if they had the budget they could do statistical analysis and cross-reference GPS signal with known contraband areas, but this is just a radio transponder.

>radio
>2017

>>61974144
That's up to them, but I'm not looking to cause anymore trouble. Just that these restrictions are lame.

>>61965721
Because I am? Why do you even fucking care?

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Hit me with a decent VPN service, US based, that isn't EXTREMELY expensive.

Need to start using one cause I'm catching these C&D's

>>61974213
after you pwn it submit your findings in the form of a talk to either black hat or defcon or whatever con.

>>61974275
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/

>>61974275
>US based

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>>61974275
>US based
>for illegal activity
fuck your requirement, BlackVPN, only do the privacy package it's cheaper

>>61974275
PIA.
>>61974287
Don't need spooks on my tail, but I'll do a data dump.

>>61974299
>>61974327
Thank you kindly.

I only requested US based because I want to use it for getting US Netflix/HBO service when I'm in Canuckland.

Also, on an unrelated note, I was just recently offered a Cybersec job at a Big 4 firm last week. Keep doing it homies, it pays off eventually.

>>61974391
You'll need more than the privacy pack to get US servers then. But most vpn services will give you US servers they don't need to be based there.

Congrats.

>>61974391
>Hit me with a decent VPN service, US based, that isn't EXTREMELY expensive

>Also, on an unrelated note, I was just recently offered a Cybersec job at a Big 4 firm last week. Keep doing it homies, it pays off eventually.

Guess dad was right, cyber really is in demand.

>>61974391
you could always look in to gamer vpns. they are designed to withstand basic ddos attacks and offer low latency. also they will have a better selection of server in the US.

>>61974453
Okay there BUD take it easy friend.

>>61974562
Listen here PAL you're the one that needs to clam down guy.

>>61974581
>clam down
kek

>>61974581
no way MATE

>>61968324
this doesnt look cyb at all.

stop asking for shit to go into the faq. youre not that special. any of you.

>>61974605
Don't make me resort to hurting you AMIGO

>>61974624
My mom was a cryptographer researcher in the Congo and she taught me how to mine satoshis before first pump.

>>61974625
you can try 友人

>>61974645
ive got your ip дpyг

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObZLivscjiQ

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