ITT:

Electric fans with no automatic shutdown timer

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cross site scripting swindles

>>60104452
This is obscure but great senpai.

>>60104452
this lil nia got her tims on

>>60104504
fuck my emojis got filtered
ni(b)(b)a, tim(b)s

>>60104521
Fuck off

>>60104521
+1 to the filter

>>60104442
They're especially dangerous if you sleep with them on in your room; you could die.

Adobe Voco
speech modification software

news describes it as photoshop for the human voice

imagine a manual version of that lyrebird shit but like 1000x more convincing end results

>>60105386
Doesn't pretty much all fans have a cage like cover for that reason?

>>60104309
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/malware-uses-blinking-hard-drive-leds-to-transmit-data-to-nearby-cameras/

>>60105607
>Not getting the joke
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_death

>>60105573
>Can make proper dubs of anything
>Can sound like any celebrity so you can make them say anything to jack off to

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>>60104521
so cute trip
>they'll know I'm joking cause I and my trip belongs

>>60104309
This.

>>60105613
phreaking isn't exactly an unknown thing, this technique has already been used to pull data without any malware installed

>>60105573
Can it generate like Vocaloid?

>>60104309
Lets first talk about that gif, what the fuck is that creepy shit?

>>60105703
man I love tripcodes, best tool for triggering gay autists

detecting what you are typing just based on disturbances in wifi signal https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/08/wi-fi-surveillance/497132/

a drone shoots a laser at a scanner and then the computer interprets the scanner as a message to execute code https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.07751.pdf

>>60106285
The first one can be prevented by just sperging out like an autist at all times thus disrupting the wifi signal and covering up precise movements like typing

The second can be fixed by
A. Making sure the scanner is closed after use (As it should anyway)
B. Having the scanner be put of direct line of sight from windows
C. Not having a scanner

>>60106401
the second on is just a crazy experiment with airgapped computer hacking

the wifi one, they want to commercialize that in all sorts of weird ways though(see article)

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>>60106285
>The government can use my wifi to tell when I'm jacking off
Wired only connections here I come

Wireless hardwire tap
I can't say much more or the thread will 404

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Meme magic, look at these dubs

alphabet soup can remotely crash cars

>>60108021
le epic much knowing anon of secrecy

>>60108021
>he thinks what ever top secret he knows is worse than what came out in the Vault 7 leaks
And if it is then why would you even mention it in a 4chin thread
Oh thats right because you made it up for (you)s

>>60108341
are you retarded or just a youngster?

>>60108036
Move over rookie, this meme war veteran 'll show you how shitposting is done

>>60108341
It's not made up
It's exactly what I said it is.

>>60104309
Microsoft Windows

>>60105627
>If bodies are exposed to electric fans or air conditioners for too long, it causes [the] bodies to lose water and [causes] hypothermia. If directly in contact with [air current from] a fan, this could lead to death from [an] increase of carbon dioxide saturation concentration and decrease of oxygen concentration. The risks are higher for the elderly and patients with respiratory problems. From 2003 [to] 2005, a total of 20 cases were reported through the CISS involving asphyxiations caused by leaving electric fans and air conditioners on while sleeping. To prevent asphyxiation, timers should be set, wind direction should be rotated, and doors should be left open.

wew lad

ISMI catchers are neat and can be built easily, they also fit on drones.

Things like this are neat too...
https://www.google.com/patents/US6506148

>>60105627
Fascinating. You learn something every day.

Zeitgeist

>>60108436
>we can "read" whatever it is your cpu is doing from a device that's up to a foot away! and can easily be disguised in any of the cords connected to the back of your pc
if that isn't obvious proof there's a wireless signal in cpus today, i'll never understand what is.