HAPPENING NEW VAULT 7 CIA LEAK

>>59891391
You know what, all this shit, I do not believe it. I mean yeah, the tools exist but in 100% of all cases the attacker has to sit in front of my pc to get it onto it. All this shit is so fucking crazy that I just don't care anymore. There is nothing on my completely unpatched windows 7 that was ever a problem to me and I never had bluescreens, virus or any other shit. Holy fucking shit common sense and some little AV and good plugins like umatrix and that is all.

Nothing substantial, sadly.

>>59891482

>state of windows users

>>59891510
sup CIA

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any new sublime license?

Went over everything and found nothing substantial, sadly.

>>59891482
It's better that way than updating and getting "security updates" aka telemetry. But still, it would be borderline impossible to prove how and when these tools are being used. Just as Stallman and Snowden said.

>>59891482
This is sadly the way most windows users think.

Keep thinking this is the only shit NSA can fuck you with.

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>>59891510

>hack Le Pen & other French presidential candidates

muh Hilary emails
muh Russians

>>59891616
damage control lol

>>59891616
>>59891510

That's always the case when orchestrated hypes created by Russian secret service, wikileaks and an army of retarded poltards/conspiracy tards claim new great happenings.

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>>59892489

nothing substantial sadly

>>59892489
It's a meme you fucking retard

>>59892553
Retweet

daily reminder
Wikilkeas is a russian project to undermine US democracy

>>59893195
Yeah, no, how's about we attribute the lack of Russian leaks to the fact that people suspected of spying in Russia, get a sack thrown over their heads and disappear forever. Don't hate Assange, it's your countrymen giving him this material.

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>>59893195
>hurr durr i'll ignore the content and blame russia

>>59893282
Straight from a liberal news source: http://www.cnbc.com/2017/01/27/theres-something-very-weird-happening-inside-russias-cybersecurity-world.html

>>59893329
and what is the content?
CIA tools?
A gun is a tool.
it is how the tool is being used is the problem.
so how is this tool being used?

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>>59893434
>and what is the content?

There is lots of content, not only the latest CIA content. It would be beneficial to an intelligence agency however (CIA), to use its power and ramp up the counter-narrative to lead the easily manipulated into the ebil Russian conspiracy. As always, propaganda works best when it's an "us" vs "them" scenario. We have evidence from Snowden (pic related) that they can infiltrate forums, groups, communities etc. to create counter narratives.

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>>59893610
are
you
telling
me
that
spy
agencies
use
propaganda

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>>59893610
next, you're going to tell me that the MOAB was nothing more than a warning to North Korea.

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>>59893678
Look how successful it is on the idiots that think Wikileaks is a Russian front.

>>59893709
Nah. The drop was a test. They were gauging the effectiveness on a piece of rock similar to NK's mountains (with tunnelling)

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>The leak includes a litany of typically codenamed software “implants” with names like ODDJOB, ZIPPYBEER, and ESTEEMAUDIT, capable of breaking into — and in some cases seizing control of — computers running version of the Windows operating system earlier than the most recent Windows 10.

https://theintercept.com/2017/04/14/leaked-nsa-malware-threatens-windows-users-around-the-world/

MUH WIN 7!

>>59893771
propaganda is bad but it isn't illegal.
at least this propaganda isn't official.
it's one thing if the US officially lied, like it did with Iraq.
it is something else if they secretly spread false information all over social media sites.

NSA-leaking Shadow Brokers just dumped its most damaging release yet

https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/04/nsa-leaking-shadow-brokers-just-dumped-its-most-damaging-release-yet/

>>59893887
>at least this propaganda isn't official
>it's one thing if the US officially lied, like it did with Iraq.
>it is something else if they secretly spread false information all over social media sites.

In other words, you don't have any problem with propaganda from the U.S. spreading falsehoods about another country (which happened with Iraq and lead to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people) because propaganda isn't illegal and this propaganda isn't "official" whatever that means. Is this your position?

Went over everything and found nothing substantial, sadly.

 # git clone https://github.com/misterch0c/shadowbroker.git
Cloning into 'shadowbroker'...
remote: Counting objects: 7277, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (4356/4356), done.
remote: Total 7277 (delta 2477), reused 7274 (delta 2474), pack-reused 0
Receiving objects: 100% (7277/7277), 176.81 MiB | 2.17 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (2477/2477), done.
Checking out files: 100% (6547/6547), done.

Unfortunately there was nothing substantial this time either.

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>>59893610
anon, do you have a site link, or web archive of docs where those of us interested can find more info like your pic related, please ? I would appreciate it. thank you

>>59894355
I think it's on github. Do a search for github snowden files

>>59894681
thanks

https://github.com/iamcryptoki/snowden-archive

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>>59893195
Remember when the media thought Hillary was going to win the election and they were already saying that any evidence of election fraud was just a russian conspiracy?

And then when Trump won, they immediately started accusing him of election fraud and started recounts - which then discovered election fraud in hillary's favor and were immediately halted?

Because I 'member

>>59891571

Just use the universal license.
http://appnee.com/sublime-text-3-universal-license-keys-collection-for-win-mac-linux/

>>59891482

You're so stupid it hurts

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>>59895270

All this Russian shit is reaching laughable levels now. In Britain, they've just recently accused Russia of crashing the website that allowed people to sign up to register to vote on the EU referendum. Never mind the fact that at the time the government had to advertise on the national news encouraging people to sign up as the vote neared and the deadline was approaching. What do you get when so many people all try to access the site at once? A crash. How are they spinning this? A Russian DDOS. It's laughably transparent.

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>>59893195

>>59893195
>CIA detected

Year of desktop linux?

>>59896118
Were you just born? There have been plenty of Linux files leaked in the older leaks already. I'm sure there are going to be plenty more. OpenBSD is the only sane choice because they actually give a fuck about security.

>>59894048
yes
i don't have a problem with online propaganda.
especially spreading false information.
you're an adult.
it's your responsibility to filter out the fake shit like Alex Jones.
it's completely different than having fake information being spread through official channels.
it's still your responsibility to filter out disinformation but it makes it a lot harder.

its no different than reading a review about an item online.
if one person said that drinking bleach helps prevent cancer, this would be spreading false information.
but if Clorox Bleach said that drinking bleach helps prevent cancer, you would take it more seriously. it's still your job to make sure that this is true or not.


THE INTERNET:
The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood.
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

>>59898070
>i don't have a problem with online propaganda.

So, your post simply boils down to:
>i don't have any problem with propaganda from the U.S. spreading falsehoods about another country, especially via spreading false information
>i don't care even if this leads to more senseless deaths of our men and women
>i care even less about those that we attack because, why should i?

You justify this by:
>you and I are adults - therefore we can make up your mind
>you and I are responsible for filtering information
>this doesn't matter anyway because at least it isn't spread through "official channels"

So, being "adult" or not is irrelevant to this discussion as propaganda works on anyone regardless. Do you think the average Joe Blow analyses multiple independent news sources and uses critical thinking on every report? No. Guess what method the average Joe Blow uses to get his news? Succinctly presented news by a "trusted", "respected" professional all in one nice little package. e.g. the mainstream media. Why? For the reasons I just stated above. Researching news and making up your mind on your own is, sadly, well above most of the population due to many factors (time being one). This is why the propaganda is so effective when pushed through the media.

You then talk about spreading propaganda is fine through "un-official" channels such as the internet while official channels (presumably the mainstream media like TV/radio and newspapers) is not okay. Why? Why this distinction? What you call un-official or official is more than likely not what government or intelligence agencies call official. We know through the Snowden docs that everywhere is fair game. Therefore, there is no distinction.

Imagine: someone in another town is spreading deliberate lies about you everywhere. They're getting a lot of people very angry with you, and the people in this town support coming after you. They justify it by saying you're evil and you need to be shot. How do you feel?

>>59891482
>There is nothing on my completely unpatched windows 7 that was ever a problem
lmao

>>59898641
There was a thread earlier in which a bunch of autists were demanding proof that running unpatched and unsupported versions of Windows was a security risk. No amount of reasoning could penetrate their thick skulls. I could not believe this was happening on /g/.

>>59898613
don't take information from people that you know absolutely nothing about.
they have zero credibility.

again.
a random anon on /pol/ saying that Iran is currently committing mass genocide should be taken with a grain of salt.
if you want to have FAITH in it, then that is your problem.
but
if The United states officially says that Iraq/Syria currently has chemical weapons and they are currently using them to gas their own people, this is something completely different. it should be taken seriously.

THE INTERNET:
The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood.
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

>>59891391
There's absolutely nothing to see here. Do not read any further into this leak.

>>59891391

>Shit the Frence election is soon, better drop shit to help their right wing party

Wikileaks is extremely transparent in its political agenda.

>>59892553
Glad I'm not the only one who saw this painful double standard.

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>>59898753
>don't take information from people that you know absolutely nothing about.
>they have zero credibility.

Why are you explaining this to me? Don't you think I know this? Obviously not.

>if you want to have FAITH in it, then that is your problem.
>if The United states officially says that Iraq/Syria currently has chemical weapons and they are currently using them to gas their own people, this is something completely different. it should be taken seriously.

You're a fucking troll. I can't believe you're this stupid. The US government lied about WMDs in Iraq and all the propaganda told us this was the case.

I see you never counter any of my points above and just fall back to assuming (very wrongly) that I take things on faith (wtf?). You also never answered my last question which was a mini thought experiment. Now I see why - you're incapable of thought.

Not wasting my time on you any more.

>>59898070
>fake shit

It's getting more difficult now, so many fake news outlets that are extremely biased and twist everything to their own narrative:

>CNN
>Fox News
>MSNBC
>CBS
>The Guardian
>ABC
>BBC

Then all that trash 'news' for millennials:
>Vice
>Vox
>Buzzfeed
>John Oliver

>>59898836
your thought experiment is based on IRL people talking to other people.
these fictional people will already have some level of credibility.
an anon on a web forum spouting propaganda does not have any credibility.
only morons who already are looking for reasons to believe in this misinformation will be eating up this propaganda.

>The US government lied about WMDs
i agree.
this is wrong.
i never said otherwise.
i even said it was wrong.
knowingly spreading false information through official channels is wrong. should be illegal.

>>59893329
I don't think I've ever seen a more accurate image on this board before.

>>59892553

I don't get this at all, this claim about the left support for Assange. It's like I am stuck in some Mandela effect universe. All I ever saw support leak wise from the left years ago was for Snowden, they sucked his dick.

The left was all over Assange as a rapist once those bullshit rape claims happened.

>>59898891
again, not disagreeing.
i believe when you spread false information through official channels is pretty fucking disgusting.

what is even more disgusting is news agencies reporting it without fact checking.

>>59898910
Especially Pissgate, as hilarious as it was.

At lest John Oliver promotes himself to be a comedian, which is correct to a certain extent, as he's the subject of the humor.

>>59898963
as much as i hate Trump, i hate the press even more.
they just started reporting every goddamn rumor they saw on twitter.

this is our fault though.
we all have now grown up with free news.
people used to pay for the news.
which meant that they could pay people to investigate things.
there was a reason to do their job.
money.
now, fuck it, just find a news source that doesn't force their readers to pay.
stupid xxxxx news agency, and their adblocker notice!

imagine how fast the drop in quality for any other company if anybody could just use their service for free.
walk into a store and just take a frozen Toms pizza.
wouldn't be illegal.
it would be 100% socially acceptable.
now imagine if their free pizza had ads on it.
people started complaining about the ads.

rantings of a madman.
i need sleep

>>59893873
The leaks are from a toolset that's a few years old now. If you don't think they now have win10 tools you're beyond delusional.

>>59899239
You're young if you think news was any different.
It was always bullshit.
Let's go back to france in 1930- they fucking promoted rioting against the republican government and putting nazis in power.

They're just retards.

>>59899311
maybe.
thought it changed after the 70s.
stopped being a government mouthpiece.
i am 30 and i have never paid for the news.
i grew up poor but my mother always paid for the monday-sunday local newspaper.
somewhere down the line the money was being funneled to bigger news agencies like Reuters and the AP, which is good.
but i never paid for the newspaper or anything like that which meant that no money was being funneled to the higher more credited agencies like Reuters or the AP.

>>59899422
It's always been garbage, just back in the 70s people were too dumb to notice.

Wait until Julian starts leaking shit about Trump. Let's see how much this fags love wikileaks.

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>>59899434
i guess i want to believe that there are people who want to find the truth...that arent Alex Jones.

>>59899478
How much truth did you get in the 70s about police drug raids?
In those days it was all about 'muh drugs'.
Civilians shot by police were collateral damage, and the media was pushing the cops to go further and kill more civilians in wrong door raids.
No-one cared then about that either. Hoo ah, it's fine until you shoot a dog

>>59896284
OpenBSD is security through obscurity
All of the vulnerabilities in Linux get patched super quick.

>>59899530
>All of the known vulnerabilities in Linux get patched super quick.
fixed it for ya.

>>59899544
How you gonna fix the unknown ones anyway, shithead?

>>59899568
How is windows going to fix the unknown ones?

>>59899568
it's why i fixed it.

>>59899576
I doubt they even gonna fix the known ones any time soon.

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we can fix the known known vulnerabilities.
we can even fix the known unknown vulnerabilities.
but we are unable to currently fix the unknown unknown vulnerabilities.

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>>59891482
bruh these tools have been used to circumvent international banking systems and government rigs

you have no chance

I predict a digital wild west event that may lead to armed conflict.

@echo INBOUND RULES
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 137 (UDP)" dir=in action=block protocol=UDP localport=137
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 138 (UDP)" dir=in action=block protocol=UDP localport=138
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 139 (TCP)" dir=in action=block protocol=TCP localport=139
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 445 (TCP)" dir=in action=block protocol=TCP localport=445
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 445 (UDP)" dir=in action=block protocol=UDP localport=445
@echo OUTBOND RULES
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 137 (UDP)" dir=out action=block protocol=UDP localport=137
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 138 (UDP)" dir=out action=block protocol=UDP localport=138
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 139 (TCP)" dir=out action=block protocol=TCP localport=139
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 445 (TCP)" dir=out action=block protocol=TCP localport=445
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 445 (UDP)" dir=out action=block protocol=UDP localport=445
@echo Done

that should protect you

>>59899664
where exactly should i paste this text?
you have to delete system 32 right?

>>59899707
you have to post it on your facebook wall

>>59899707
make a batch file
right click on desktop>new> text document>copy paste text>save file as"nameitwhateveryouwant.bat>
run as admin

>>59891482
yes keep using windows goy, good goy, remember your games run best in windows

>>59895270
they were trying to rig the vote and would pass off any evidence of vote rigging as russian hacking

the absolute state of this democracy

>>59899664
source on this?

>>59899795
Idk about the batch but disable SMB, disable the "Workstation" service, and block ports 445 and 135-139 to defend against the leaked exploits on Win 10.

>>59899664
>netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Block NetBIOS Port 445 (UDP)" dir=out action=block protocol=UDP localport=445
>localport
Ah fuck, the default action is remoteport when doing it manually. I think only inbound is needed anyway.

>>59893434
>>59893610
>2017
>Not knowing basic Bernay's principles

>>>>>reddit

>>59895270
>which then discovered election fraud in hillary's favor and were immediately halted?
source it

>>59891391
wikileaks at this point has concretely lied about dumps such as the "Erdogan emails" which were 100% bullshit. i have no idea why i ought to trust this organization

>>59898070
You don't have a very firm grasp on human psychology.

>>59899984
Hello >>59893610

>>59900006
your point?

>>59899780
wow imagine my surprise when you hand the reigns of power over to a species in which 99% of its members will believe basically anything they are told consistently

>>59900037
Why would anybody take anything you said seriously unless they were as dumb and misinformed as you are?

>>59898753
I have a feeling that you aren't old enough to post on this site.

>>59900050
>Why would anybody take anything you said seriously

THE INTERNET:
The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood.
Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

i am anon.
don't take me seriously.

>>59900062
Okay.

>>59900075
this has been my point the entire time.

>>59895643
Australia had the same thing. We had our cencus to fill out online last year, and the site of course was dos'd out of existence due to 24 million people going online at once to do it, and the official word the next day was it was "hacked"

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>>59900086

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>claiming wikileaks lied
>meanwhile in the other thread on the topic people are running the actual code and using it to exploit systems
ooooooooooooooohhhhh kaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy theeeennnnnnnn

>>59900180
i thought it was released by the Shadow Brokers

>>59900217
they're a meme

>>59891391
Are there any new CIA memes?

>>59891482
americans everybody

>>59900481
you're a towel

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>>59900592

>>59900592
ya got me

>>59891391
Yo guys look at the fucking shadowbrokers shit, it actually has 0day unlike little pansy bitch wikileaks.

>>59899664
>that should protect you
not if youre running an Intel or AMD processor manufactured within the past 7-8 years

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>>59900504
sadly no but there could be some more ascii art in there

ascii art was our earliest kind of electronically transmitted meme

>>59900810
If these guys drop some management engine keys the shit will legitimately hit the fan.

It would be hilarious.

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>>59891510
>>59899984
Where's Terry to put this CIA guy in his place? You shady CIA guys don't even know about true random number generation.

>>59901168
They hate Terry, I now believe that there's a deep state plot against based Terry.

>>59900180
>using it to exploit systems
all they do is hack themself. Yeah sure buddy, hacking a pc you sit in front of it sure is hard!

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>>59901126
I can only dream.

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>>59901302
>an exploit has to be done illegally over the internet to count

>>59898704
then show that it is a security risk outside of being a retard and installing shit on the computer yourself.

From what we all see, if someone wants in, they are getting in, nothing you do is stopping them, and the casual malware net can be avoided by not opening the *.Mp3.exe files and an ad blocker.

Hell a good firewall policy and sandboxing would likely squash nearly everything that could touch you with or without security updates.

Now you want to talk about running windows 10, microsoft refuses to tell us everything they collect or allows us to see the data for transparency sake, something google is more then willing to do, hell, at some point microsoft will get hacked and its going to fuck people over FAR harder on a more massive scale then anything before because of the vast scope of what they collect.

>>59891482
>in 100% of all cases the attacker has to sit in front of my pc to get it onto it
Only if you're using a Commodore retard.

>>59895643
>It's laughably transparent.
Oh well a tip of the fedora to you sir for being intelligent enough to see through it.
Which doesn't matter a shit because upwards of 90% of people, and 99% of the chattering classes have swallowed it wholesale.

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>>59898753
You have no interest in Truth as an objective idea or end in and of itself.
You're only interested in socially acceptable shared beliefs which validate class and status. If the US Government declares the UK behind election hacking in the morning, you will believe it so long as such a belief enhances your social status and personal opportunities.
Information on the internet is invalid to you not because it clacks nebulous "credibility", but because it does not carry with it some kind of prestige or social status,
You're nothing but trash.

>>59902024
Stateful firewall will usually let Windows boxes communicate to the internet via svchost cancer.

You'd have to lockdown a windows machine super tight behind a firewall to be safe from these shadowbrokers vulns

>>59902212
this

if >>59902024 doubts how serious this is just wait a bit

It's surprising how many muslims are here.

Fuck off.

>>59902513
These tools are used on non-muslims more.

>>59901722
Anon was just saying that if the attacker has to sit in front of your pc he also is in your house. You have lost everything and even if there was no exploit: The attacker sits in front of your pc already. You have lost. The game.

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ANOTHER BIG HACKING TOOL LEAK FROM THE NSA CURRENTLY HAPPENING:
https://steemit.com/shadowbrokers/@theshadowbrokers/lost-in-translation


>One week after the "Shadow Broker" hacker group re-emerged when in a Medium blog post it slammed Donald Trump's betrayal of his core "base" and the recent attack on Syria, urging Trump to revert to his original promises and not be swept away by globalist and MIC interests, it also released the password which grants access to what Edward Snowden dubbed the NSA's "Top Secret arsenal of digital weapons", it has made fresh headlines by releasing data which reportedly reveals that the NSA had hacked the SWIFT banking system of several banks around the globe including in the EU and middle east.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-04-14/latest-shadow-brokers-leak-reveals-nsa-hacked-swift-belgium-hq

>>59902558
I think OP was just testing out the tools on himself. Apparently they work fine as long as you can access the machine over a network.

Good thing wifi is completely secure.

>>59902778
>steemit
yeah i'll just go ahead and click on that for sure anon

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>being vulnerable to these tools

>>59902558
>my pc is locked in a box
checkmate

>>59902358
I dont doubt it, What im saying is no amount of security patches is going to prevent someone who wants in from getting in, no amount of security measures will stop them from breaking through shorty of 100% disconnect from the internet.

I'm not getting the casual wide net malware, and i cant hope to prevent a targeted attack so why bother attempting/pretending im good?

>>59902996
>I dont doubt it, What im saying is no amount of security patches is going to prevent someone who wants in from getting in, no amount of security measures will stop them from breaking through shorty of 100% disconnect from the internet.
>I'm not getting the casual wide net malware, and i cant hope to prevent a targeted attack so why bother attempting/pretending im good?
You're saying this particular exploit isn't a big deal because one way or another they'll get in, so we should ignore this current gaping hole.

That makes perfect sense. You're a genius. I'm With Her now.

>>59902996
They've turned targeted attacks into 'casual wide net malware'

>>59902176
this is the problem with you Alex Jones cult member types.
you hear what you want to hear.
let me say for the 100th time.

a lie on the internet has ZERO credibility.
EX:
drinking bleach does a body good
source: anonymous
credibility: 0

a lie IRL has some validity if it is said officially by a United States official.

hippiepropaganda.blogspot.com stance on drinking bleach:
its a natural remedy to clean out all your toxins
source: a blog on the internet
credibility: 0
FDA official stance on drinking bleach:
recommended to drink one cup of bleach a day!
source: FDA
credibility: >200
homeless man wearing a tinfoil hat stance on drinking bleach:
don't do it, the government is trying to kill you.
source: homeless man wearing a tinfoil hat
credibility: 5
Alex jones stance on drinking bleach:
folks, this is a government conspiracy to put people in FEMA camps, and i have the government documents to prove it.
source: alex jones
credibility: 10
scientist stance on drinking bleach:
don't do it, it will kill you, here is 1000 pages of peer reviewed studies that prove it.
source: multiple smart people
credibility: >9999

never did i say that you should take whatever anybody tells you IRL as fact.
i said anon should never be taken seriously.


trust me, im a doctor.

>>59893873
>Late Friday night, Microsoft published a blog post stating that after an analysis of the ShadowBrokers leak, it had determined that most of the vulnerabilities were patched in a Windows update released in March — an update that security researchers who analyzed the NSA tools apparently neglected to install.

Thank you for shitposting, as I now literally do not have to give a fuck.

>>59902996
You really are this dense aren't you? That desire to be the cool hipster and run XP has really gotten the best of you, hasn't it? Nobody is impressed, you just look like a fool.

>>59904702
this is the problem with news agencies and their assumptions.
> If Microsoft truly did not receive any help from the NSA, as it claims, the fact that it fixed a litany of holes vulnerable to secret NSA tools exactly a month before those tools were made public is an amazingly fortunate coincidence (curiously, Microsoft skipped the usual acknowledgements section with the patch, which typically nods to how they were informed of the threats fixed in a given update).

what is the most simple answer (to me):
>NSA is hacked.
>NSA just realized that their weapons are now compromised
>NSA tells Microsoft all their compromised vulnerabilities (obviously leaving out the ones that haven't been compromised)
>Microsoft rushes and patches as many as possible
the end
or
its a goddamn government conspiracy, MS and NSA working together.

>>59904702
>Note A registry key does not exist to validate the presence of this update.
Odd...
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4013078/title