Internet piracy is dead in the US in dec.1

I'll be fine, fuckface

>>57781116
>this is what literal retards actually believe

Good, you deserve it.

ok

>>57781116
That's bad for so much more than fucking piracy... there's tons of bad things that will cause for companies and citizens

>>57781330
I hope it'll accelerate security research

>>57781116
>use vpn to bypass uni wifi blocks
>get fucked for this
I don't suppose they can tell it's pirated if I get most of my stuff from MEGA

>>57781116
>Thinking FBI gives a shit about anyone but the most active content distributors

Actual copyright owners might prosecute small time pirates to make an example, but the FBI will be targeting hosts and content distributors

>>57781116
>niggers think having the authority to do something makes it possible to do that thing.
If the FBI can't stop pedos and terrorists on TOR, how do they expect to stop file sharing?

>>57781116
>living in the America
>using American vpns

>>57781712
Rekt

>>57781571

This. When the FBI starts feeding data to the state police is when you have to start worrying. The feds go after big fish.

just go to Starbucks

>>57782011
>When the FBI starts feeding data to the state police is when you have to start worrying.
I thought they already did that.

>>57781116
I'll bite if this were true.
First we find the niggers responsible for the bill, and the niggers in charge of enforcing it, and I'll add the fbi director in the list too
JFK 2.0

I feel strongly about this

So don't use a vpn and not give a shit about getting caught pirating =)

>>57781330
such as?

>>57781116
Guess you just watched the new Bourne movie and think that shit is real?

>>57782011
>>57782752

They already do this. The NSA does as well.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2016/03/10/surprise-nsa-data-will-soon-routinely-be-used-for-domestic-policing-that-has-nothing-to-do-with-terrorism/

https://archive.fo/01Xri

Good thing I use systemd/Linux :^)

>>57783071

State governments will undoubtedly copy the rules, which means that anyone using a VPN or Tor will be subject to being searched (read: hacked) by any number of government agencies. It also stigmatizes usage of VPNs and Tor, which reduces usage of those products and leads to a less secure internet. Encryption will be next.

>>57783121
They do it since decades faggot. Nothing new.

>>57783150

Not legally, Paco.

>>57783162
and theyve never been prosecuted for it

>>57781116
>using tor in 2016

SOME Vpns are still ok, but 90% of them still give the logs for basically free to the authorities even if they don't have to.


Just buy VPSs offshore and set up your own proxy servers.

To be even more secure, get somebody in the respective country(/ies) to pay with cash so you can't be traced back.

>>57783116
I'd like to interject for a moment. Assuming you're on an Intel platform, what you're actually using is NSA/ME/AMT/UEFI/systemd/Linux.

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>>57783284

Stop implying implications

>>57783184
And with that kind of attitude, they never will.

>>57783393
they shouldnt though, the government has to do these sort of things to keep us safe

>>57783380
I'm really curious, please explain the set up.

>>57783467

Just installing Libreboot to get rid of AMT/ME.

>>57783426

>to keep us safe

pls b b8

>>57783512
just googled that AMT/ME shit, sounds fucking disgusting.

>>57781116
>techdirt
Stopped reading.

>>57783516
its never convicted the innocent, only the guilty

>>57783380
>X200
>not running X200T with resoldered SP9600 cpu and WSON8 ROM package
Fucking pleb go back to your subreddit nao

>>57781116

>FBI given authority to hack
>to hack

Cringed pretty hard, fåmålåmådingdong.

>anglofags getting cucked by their own government
so much for american freedom lmao
england is being cucked as fuck for years now and they dont even have a reaction, stay strong america

>>57783578

You really believe that shredding the protections of Tor and VPNs comes at no cost to the general public? That only "criminals" have a right to privacy? That the foundation of our criminal justice system doesn't rest on specific, individualized warrants?

>>57783645
t. romanian "muh fiber gigabit" gypsy

>>57783615

I used the x200T for a little while. After about a week, I just used it as a regular laptop and completely neglected the touchscreen. It's a nice feature I'd you need it, but it just adds bulk for me. The x200s is nice, but I'll probably be moving to the new librebooted Chromebooks if I ever need to upgrade.

>>57783701
Nice blog post.
New chromebooks won't get libreboot, retard.

>>57783711

ARM are the only thing that Libreboot can work with now. Intel and AMD have sufficiently locked down their newer processors.

https://libreboot.org/docs/install/c201.html

>>57783737
Look up for Loongson MIPS CPUs. They run free firmware and can emulate x86 and ARM pretty well too.

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>>57783766

>produced by Chinese Academy of Sciences

>>57783781
You better be spied by chinese opensource botnet, than proprietary american.

>pirate shit without VPN and never trying to conceal the fact
>continue forever with ISP never complaining

feels good to have an ISP that doesn't give a fuck

>look inside a man's computer
>oh no this man has the wrong arrangements of 1s and 0s; this is OUR arrangement of 1s and 0s we own this permutation of 1s and 0s
>someone arrest this man! put his molecules into a large cubic arrangement of concrete molecules and keep him there for an arbitrary number of earth's revolutions around the sun

ah yes, very impressive

>>57783874
Wait till Great American FireWall comes along.

Does this mean America is not becoming great again? :(

A lot of corporate used VPN how does that make them back worthy?

>>57784262
State-regulated certificates.

>>57781116
What about the 4th amendment?

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>>57781116
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear.

>>57784305
The 4th amendment was created before internet, terrorism and pedophilia.

Its okay the real pirates will just move on to the next best thing what that is idk but...Arr maty

>>57781116
Hardened Gentoo + open rc and a pfsense router is looking mighty appealing these days

>>57781132
no you won't be

the law allows them to extend their collective dicks across the border

>>57781712
Don't forget government is involved as with UK and USA and I'm sure with others on the pedo front. FBI sort of proved that all it takes to get off on any charges is some money and perhaps political power through some channel. That's how justice works globally apparently.

DRUMPFKINS BTFO!!!

>>57785404
Go back to >>>/pol/ and argue with Trump supporters there

>>57781116

Yet an IP isn't enough to incriminate and actual obfuscation means no ins to utilize this.

Also location obfuscation by vpn is just a side-effect and not really indicative of the intent.

They also don't define whether this is just applies to vpn as a service or not.

> tl;dr time to get gud normies.

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So how do I continue to hide my ass then? I need a VPN for public WiFi and general privacy reasons. How can I continue to use a VPN while guaranteeing that the FBI won't prosecute me?

I don't even do anything illegal other than download anime from nyaa

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>>57786035
>I don't even do anything illegal
>other than

God damn, pedos ruin everything.

I used a VPN for fucking personal security reasons, to avoid maliciously-minded individuals, and now using one guarantee the government can/will hack me?

>>57781116
>FBI is given authority to hack anyone using VPN and tor
RIP online pedophiles.

>don't turn on JavaScript except on websites I absolutely trust
>don't use a VPN with logs
>encrypt all of my drives and have a USB dead man's switch
It doesn't matter if they confiscate my shit. They won't get into it.

Also that's not what the article says. It says that they can get a warrant if someone is suspected of doing a criminal act and using a VPN. It does not give them free reign to "hack" pirates.

>>57784336

this better be fucking bait because this is the most retarded argument ever

would you let me rummage through everything in your room and inspect it closely just because you have "nothing to hide"?

>>57783737
>Intel and AMD have sufficiently locked down their newer processors.

http://hackaday.com/2016/11/28/neutralizing-intels-management-engine/

lmaoing at all the conspitards here
do you really think the government would do this?you should consider antipsychotics or something.

>>57786259
>pedos
Its the fucking government ruining everything, not nerds fapping to drawings of imaginary children.

>>57786529
Does this only work with coreboot?

>>57786529

Wow. I'm genuinely excited about this. I can't wait to disable ME in my t420 and begin expanding Libreboot to the newer processors. I was under the impression I'd be stuck with Chromebooks forever.

Thanks anon, you really made my day.

>>57781116
Time has come to dump windows and OSX for Linux. Sure you might not have MS paint or final cut pro but it's better than being spied on and hacked.

>>57786693
>implying using GNU/Linux stops you from being hacked or spied on by default
Unless you go full freedom, and I mean full as in Stallman-tier, you're going to be spied on.

>>57786635
>>57786529

does this mean we'll see Libreboot for Ivy Bridge systems?

I would love to install it on my X1 Carbon Gen 1

>>57786693

> implying most internet traffic is generated from desktop pc

Nowadays you should be more concerned about mobile devices. Those are the /edc/ bugs.
If you ever audited the network traffic of your device, you'd know this.

>>57786738

That is correct. It might be under a different name though. The tranny in charge of Libreboot is being a bit of a fag though, so GNU might fork it.

>hack my 256-AES encrypted connecrion I change every few hours
I'd love to see them try.

>>57783578
How do you know? Blind faith?
Also if you are part of a botnet they also have legal means to own you, shit is fucked up.

They did many inmoral things already, and you won't hear the voices of those who are silenced and opressed, there is a reason why privacy exists, and there is a reason why you are inocent until proven guilty, there is a lack of historical knowledge and culture in general, plus you don't fight about your own rights, you defend those who can't defend themselves. This is not about nothing to hide nothing to fear bs, this is about not only respecting other people well deserved rights. It is also imposing onto the world, and sorry but you can kys but stop fucking with other countries.

>>57786765
If you're doing most of your browsing or whatever on your phone, thats your own problem.
That is to say, you're a fucking plebeian and its your own fault if you get cucked by uncle sam for it.

>>57786841
>break into your house
>kick you in your fat face
>have access to your AES256 protected computer
Wow! Nothing I could do!

>>57786841
>hack AES encrypted connection
they dont need to, they already have the key because key exchange is comprised

they pre-calc large primes, because a big part is based only on a few

>>57786992
see https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2015/05/the_logjam_and_.html

>Millions of HTTPS, SSH, and VPN servers all use the same prime numbers for Diffie-Hellman key exchange. Practitioners believed this was safe as long as new key exchange messages were generated for every connection. However, the first step in the number field sieve -- the most efficient algorithm for breaking a Diffie-Hellman connection -- is dependent only on this prime. After this first step, an attacker can quickly break individual connections.

The researchers believe the NSA has been using this attack:

We carried out this computation against the most common 512-bit prime used for TLS and demonstrate that the Logjam attack can be used to downgrade connections to 80% of TLS servers supporting DHE_EXPORT. We further estimate that an academic team can break a 768-bit prime and that a nation-state can break a 1024-bit prime. Breaking the single, most common 1024-bit prime used by web servers would allow passive eavesdropping on connections to 18% of the Top 1 Million HTTPS domains. A second prime would allow passive decryption of connections to 66% of VPN servers and 26% of SSH servers. A close reading of published NSA leaks shows that the agency's attacks on VPNs are consistent with having achieved such a break.

>>57783578
another one for the guillotine

>>57781902
The law gives the authorization to hack computers they don't know the location of.So they can effectively target or seize any computer in the world.

>>57787017
So what encryption should I use instead of AES then?

>>57786611
You must not know what VPNs and tor are primarily used for, friend. If you live in the US and use either, you're instantly put on watchlists and suspected of downloading and possessing child pornography, and not the fictional kind. VPNs are *literally* useless to Americans for anything else the services are primarily used for, namely Netflix.

>>57787257
homebrewed 2048-bit RSA

>>57787290
I meant for my VPN connection.

>>57787301
i don't know really. blowfish?

>>57787257
No, use Diffie Hellman 2048bits.
The NSA is breaking 1024bit DH via brute force, but 2048 is exponentially harder, and shouldn't be brute forced for perhaps a century.

>>57784336
Post your social and address.
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear.

>>57783074
how fucking retarded can one anon be?

>>57781116
the solution is just download direct links? Also this isn't about piracy, I imagine they don't give a rats arse about you downloading a game or movie. And if I'm not mistaken, you don't go to prison for piracy, you are sued/fined and go only if you can't pay said fine. Don't think it's an actual felony more a civil thing. may be wrong

>>57787257
read it again
nothing to do with AES,
see >>57787382
use stronger key exchange and/or a own big prime not used by other big sites so no interest to being pre-calculated

>>57784336
>>57783074
>>57786568

ignore NSA posters
hide NSA posts
report NSA posts

>>57787148
Are you fucking retarded
Do you believe some ameriburger in a coat can simply seize a computer from anywhere in the world just like that?

Haha the NSA can't break TLS yet right?

Right?

>>57781116
>implying I live in this 3rd world shithole

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>>57787513
This good? I'm disappointed that they stopped supporting Blowfish in the client. I'll probably choose someone else next August.

>>57781116
> using a vpn
Just go to Starbucks or something
No need to buy anything, just pirate there and showoff your thinkpad

>>57787925
>go to starbucks
>get all of your credentials stolen because the wifi is insecure

>>57788047
>what's encryption?

>>57788057
>arguing that people should be using VPNs
>then mentions encrypted connections
Are you pretending that every popular website is using HTTPS or something?

>>57781116
I thought the FBI investigated serious crime, this is like sending a death squad after shoplifters.

>>57784346
No, just before the internet

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>>57788142
the lesson is: never ever come between the jew and it's money

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>mfw recently my mom (who I live with and who pays for the internet) got a letter saying that she's being brought to court by "Ben Dover Productions" for illegally downloading "Young Teen Sluts XXX 5"

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/nov/18/sky-broadband-customers-warned-porn-company-pay-up-or-else-letters

Also, in August I woke up one morning to 5 police officers in plain clothes at my door telling me they had a warrant to search for home for computers and laptops, as they had reason to believe I had been uploading CP. My parents were there that morning as well. I could not fucking believe it. I have never been so ashamed in my entire life. All I could think was that I had uploaded a pic somewhere on 4chan of a girl who looked very young, as I don't upload anywhere else.

They took away my computer and laptop for a month while they went through it. I swear to god, even though I knew I was innocent I have never been so terrified. I kept going over it in my head for hours each day. Maybe I had fucked up and accidentally uploaded some dodgy shit.

Eventually they gave me the computer back but told me they had to destroy my laptop. They said something along the lines of they had found some files they had been tracking on my hard drive, but for some reason I wasn't the one responsible for putting them there. I can't remember how they explained it, maybe some malware or something, but they told me they had cleared me of any wrong doing. Told me nothing further would happen and there'd be no record of a police investigation in my name.


Fuck this post is completely unrelated to this thread. First time I've told anyone about this though.

Stay vigiliant bros. I honestly used to think privacy on the internet wasn't as big a deal as people made it out to be. You always think that way until it happens to you I guess. You wouldn't download a fucking cars

>>57783051
reported to fbi

hiroshima will fold