/cyb/ /sec/ general: cyberpunk and cybersecurity

Lain was a fucking slut

>>60718347
i will find you, and end your pathetic life you worm

Anyone going to recon

>>60718347
Hey now, let's all just love lain.

what? lol

>>60718347
I'll cut your face off and fuck you with it.

>>60718347
I don't watch anime, only animes i watched was pokemon and lain i will tear you apart you pathetic insecure kike mongoloid.

>>60721028
like this isnt 4chan

this thread is gay

Cool, I was waiting for /cyb/sec/.

Some anon would like help me for fun? Is web server sec related.

Also, we could share again the places where we get news.

>>60722105
And that is what brings you here, right?

>>60723322
sure where u wanna chat

>>60722055
remind me then why we have boards specifically for interests other than anime? like, i dont know, technology for example.

>>60724033
Chatting here would be nice imo. I only have other normie ways so.

>>60724183
Well just ask your questions, I'm sure either him, me or someone else will answer them at some point.

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>>60724060
because as you'll find out, this is 4chan, newfag
remember, /g/ - technology is a place for anime lovers to talk about technology, /k/ is a place for anime lovers to talk about weapons, etc etc

>>60724425
>>60724425
Okay mates, thanks.

My question is pretty simple, I would love to have my cloud stuff with OwnCloud, so I though on running it on Lighttpd.

The thing is, I'm very concerned about leaving holes or bad security settings since it is Lighttpd + PHP and I can't find anything about security related. I found a few tutorials but I don't want to leave a big hole on my little server.

I only know (atm) that I should use chroot but that's all)

=== /CYB/ News:
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39269437
>Are we about to see giant digital ads as featured in the 1982 sci-fi classic Blade Runner?

>>60725207
This seems pretty cool.

>>60724697
>hey dudes, have you seen the new thing?
>look at my waifu!! am i kawiieeee yet :)))) that remidns me of this one time i watched anime and...
>dude we're talking about the new thing, not anime
>ANIME WEBSITE!!! REEEEEEEE!

90% of the time this is the situation when somone asks you to stop talking about anime.

>>60718179
> Be me
> Get into cyber security
> Get job in financial cyber security
> 90% of my job is writing policies and doing paperwork and mapping audit standards to controls (i.e., more paperwork)

FUUUUUUUUUUU

Saved from page 9.

>>60725987
>90% of my job is writing policies and doing paperwork

Isn't that 90% of every white collar job?

>>60727506

Yes, but I thought this would be different. China! Russia! Hackers! Defending critical infrastructure from cutting-edge security threats!

Nah, I need to develop a mission statement in a charter for an ISMS where I develop a performance measurement methodology to determine compliance with the ISMS roadmap to our long-term plan and define stakeholders so that we can establish mitigation plants for residual risks determined in the risk assessment process based on defined scope and applicability statement, then ensure that the infosec program follows a plan-check-do-act cycle and is communicated with staff as a part of our security awareness program that also involves distributing annually-checked security policies that include a communications and social media policy governing communication of appropriately-classified information to third parties and considers approved encryption technologies that are implemented according to a documented information handling process on which employees are tested via random internal audit processes.

>>60727440
Big thanks.

Following up from an earlier thread that fell off page 10 while I wasn't looking:

>>60681626
>>60681592
>If you don't mind, what's your job?
I am a patent attorney. A lot of people in this profession write articles, blog and twitter, and in my firm I have this duty. So while I commute to work I make a not of interesting news that we tweet about from an intellectual priperty rights (IPR) point of view.

I also keep a second set of news that I use to contribute here, just to show how cyb the world has become while hardly anyone noticed.

>Also, although I will check bbc more often, I will be more interesting in "on live" or "recent" events. Do you have somethong or some tips?

"BBC Future" and even more "BBC Future Now" are full of gems. Science and Nature also have interesting things but are far more dry in the presentation.

Wired used to be good but has declined. Boingboing is better. Google news search can also be useful.

This is secretly a shilling thread and you guys can't see it.

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I don't really care about the IRC channel but is it really necessary to advertise it in the OP when the """discussion""" there 99% of the time is pic related?

>>60729178
>wex is in this chan and lainchan

I wish that faggot would die already.

>>60729237
Come on now; that's not nice. ;^)

>>60729237
same tbhqfhfam

>>60729178

oh shit i remember that, i joined that channel with hopes of finding something interesting but is filled with Discord circle jerking chat

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>>60729351
that's why you gotta come to #/g/sec

>>60729178
oh wow we have off topic conversations when no ctf is being run

>>60718179
started watching the first episode of the anime, to say the least, the first 5 minutes were purely shit, what the fuck was going on other than the girl khs, lain going to school and back, and the retarded transitions?

>>60729888
It is not the easiest anime to understand and even the makers were exhausted:

>NieA_7 is based on a doujinshi by graphic designer Yoshitoshi ABe and published by Kadokawa Shoten. Much of NieA_7's staff was made up of people who had worked on Serial Experiments Lain (director Takuya Sato was the storyboard artist for Lain, Yoshitoshi ABe was the character designer for Lain, etc.); it is commonly supposed that they chose to do this light-hearted series to cool off[1] after the dark and psychologically intense Serial Experiments Lain. This idea is further supported by the character Chiaki, a UFO fanatic who shares a name with Chiaki J. Konaka, the script writer for Lain.

If you want to try some stealth-/cyb/ I would recommend Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou.

Also: please keep thread alive.

>>60729178
OP here. I don't think it makes sense to remove it. You can't control the quality of content in a thread any more than you can in the IRC. It is what we make of it.

>>60731035
Mods and admins of the channel are in that screenshot. Quality control isn't intended there and with self control down to a minimum the topic only lives in the channel motd.
These threads are more of less orderly otherwise.

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I've never found a follow-up, how did the NHS handle the WannaCry ransomware attack? Did they just restore their computers via backup or what?

>>60731983
>HS handle the WannaCry ransomware attack? Did they just restore their computers via backup or what?
I'm curious myself.

>>60732359
I'm sure they had images.

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>>60728219
That's an interesting job. I researched and I think I'm going pic related news. Any more suggestion?

Also, bumpo for this >>60724742

>>60718347

you are going to repent for saying that

>>60725853
>projecting this hard on an Ethiopian cave drawing forum

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Why does 2ch look like an imageboard with no images now?
It used to look like one of the few remnants of web 1.0

>>60734259
>real namefags in the cap alone

Shit

Why not have #/g/sec on the oftc network? Rizon and freenode aren't exactly tor or i2p friendly.

>>60734407
Because the rest of 4chan-related channels are in Rizon, and afaik most VPNs aren't banned.

hey guis!

how do i haxxor a computah??? i want to be a 30 neckbeard fat cunt that does nothing for a living and pretend i can hack but really cant just like you faggots??

>>60735512
install gentoo

What's a good torrent for the terminal/non-gui?

>>60733462
>That's an interesting job.
Yup, pretty good, also good if you have been a researcher 8like I used to be). I plan an AMA soon.

>I researched and I think I'm going pic related news. Any more suggestion?
There are some zines (old!) but I don't have a list.- Will be in the FAQ I am working on though.

>>60718179
stop using pastebin.com you shitter
it makes your thread look like a winbabby rainmeter-fashioned version of cyberpunk than anything

>>60737016
This. We're supposed to be more than just roleplayers.

What is your backup solution /cyb/ ?

Are bluray discs worth it ? I'm planning to save everything I find interesting, since content that I like just disappeared.

>>60737098
>since content that I like just disappeared.
what was it

Well m8os we're on page 6 talking about nothing. Lets bump this.

Pop xss here with todays date to prove l33tness

http://www.vanityfair.com/search?q=

Instead of pm/emailing syntax just use a different vector to show you aren't just copy pasting.

I will start

</script><script>%27%0A%27-alert(%2704-06-17%27)//

>>60737528
Very cool.

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ayy lmao

>>60728070
thats a pretty long sentence

wat

>>60728070
That's a long sentence that I would never be able to write so I think you'll be okay

How do I get a job in cyber security?

>>60740174
first you have to know what the fuck you're doing
then you apply for the job
first step is optional

>>60740249
sadly this

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>>60738205
more like considering op

>>60741684
And next you have to spend every single waking hour keeping abreast with the latest in the on going flood of development. No rest.

=== /CYB/ News
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-36387734
>How happy chatbots could become our new best friends
but also
>How do we stop intelligent machines from taking over the world and enslaving us all?

Choices, choices.

>>60740249
kek

it doesnt make sense

>>60737016
>stop using pastebin.com
Why?

We ask people to look up information and pastebin has a search engine (not the best, but still).

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>>60731983
>>60732359
>>60733076

WannaCry would constantly try and connect to a domain, and if it could then it shut down, for testing in a sandbox environment as a failsafe.

The guy who found out shut the whole thing down essentially almost on accident when he was reverse engineering it. The guy had to move houses because the media was harassing him to put him on their primetime story about savior hackerman.

>>60748519
>The guy had to move houses because the media was harassing him to put him on their primetime story about savior hackerman

lmao what?

>>60737016
>stop using pastebin.com you shitter
Trust me. I'd rather not, but there are no real alternatives. I don't know how this is possible, but Notepad still doesn't exist on the internet in 2017. I would use Teknik, but it doesn't let you edit. I could host them all on cyberpunked.org, but then that defeats the purpose of a 'backup' site.

Instead of being an ass about it why don't you make an actual recommendation?

>>60745920
What did anon mean with this?

>>60737098

bluray is pretty good for long term storage on the cheap. make sure you have something offsite to put those discs in.

VHS

>>60753260
IS GARBAGE

What are some good tools for wireless network forensics/packet captures? Network taps and wireshark?

>>60754345
Muh weebsite

>>60752229
>bluray is pretty good for long term storage on the cheap.
Is this verified yet? And what time scale are you thinking of?

Reliable long time storage is normally considered a hard problem with so far expensive solutions.

>make sure you have something offsite to put those discs in.
Very much yes.

Retard here, why does the pastebin say not to torrent over a VPN?

>>60752229
>make sure you have something offsite to put those discs in.
sorry i don't understand (not my first language), you mean another drive ?

>>60718179
Let's All Love Lain!

Someone post some handy leaflets for us brits when May takes our internet liberties away.

>>60754961
Seconded. I've been meaning to prepare for a while now.

>>60754890

you need some place to store the finished Blu-ray discs. a safe deposit box is a good place.

OK, anons, do you think your jobs wil last or will you instead be put to pastures by the robot overlords?
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-34066941

>>60754345
>>60755374
You seem upset, anon. Please mellow over this one: https://youtu.be/guYu_Dmnc78

>>60724742
>PHP
W-why?

PHP = Pretty Hard to Protect. unless you are into making honey pots or run sweepstakes to see how fast it will be penetrated you might consider alternative platforms.

Plone seems pretty good, and I see three letter agencies prefer it.

Page 8!?

Until the steam pressure picks up, have a steam punk short: https://youtu.be/z6Kr8kh3FdE

>>60728070
Did you write it in one breathe

>>60737098
LTO data carts

>>60753301
Fiddler though proprietary is very good for HTTP traffic analysis. I used it multiple times to write crawlers for specific websites that might use forms.

SocketSniff to check out network connections for specific applications on Windows.

>>60757073
this thread is more dead than cyberpunk

>>60759140
What? Have you read Altered Carbon or any other book in that series?

Also, ngram:
https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=cyberpunk%2Ccyberspace&case_insensitive=on&year_start=1960&year_end=2008&corpus=15&smoothing=0&share=&direct_url=t4%3B%2Ccyberpunk%3B%2Cc0%3B%2Cs0%3B%3Bcyberpunk%3B%2Cc0%3B%3BCyberpunk%3B%2Cc0%3B%3BCYBERPUNK%3B%2Cc0%3B.t4%3B%2Ccyberspace%3B%2Cc0%3B%2Cs0%3B%3Bcyberspace%3B%2Cc0%3B%3BCyberspace%3B%2Cc0%3B%3BCYBERSPACE%3B%2Cc0

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What else do I need senpaitachi?

>>60762512
HTTPS everywhere.

>>60761798
How come cyberspace is higher there than cyberpunk even after the 90s?

Which version of Stylish doesn't have the botnet?

>>60764100
the one in which you uncheck the box

>>60763142
>How come cyberspace is higher there than cyberpunk even after the 90s?
I guess the reason is that Cyberspace still has that nice ring of commercial opportunities about it.

>>60764642
I only see cyberspace used in contexts talking about cyberpunk or referencing early internet. It almost vanished with the dotcom bubble.

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>>60718179
Hey. OP. Made this for the next thread if you want to use it. Thanks to you, and all who contribute positively to this thread.

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>>60725853
So go someplace else that isn't dedicated to anime, newfag

>>60743836
Who wouldn't want an AI companion that grows/learns with you.

Give your daughter an AI on her phone when she's 5. They grow up together, and sure the phone AI might be dumb, but it's still just smart enough to hold conversations and have a basic personality.

It's going to become a reality. One of the big things that hits probably in the 2030's or 2040's. EVERYONE will have one of these personal assistants/friends.

>tfw we'll one day be able to pirate friends

>>60764823
Saved, thanks chummer

>>60764763
I just hit Google, got 20+ million hits, many of which relate to Intenet like a synonym.

>>60765396
>One of the big things that hits probably in the 2030's or 2040's. EVERYONE will have one of these personal assistants/friends.
I can believe that.

So let's run with that idea. We are approaching a future where
- few have any jobs (AIs and bots took them)
- most are in good health (CRISPR)
- tech is personalised, concierge services on stereoids
- much of what is routine is automated and done behind the scenes (tax returns, other paper works, booking tickets etc)
- we get mechanical robots that do the driving, flying, laundry and tuck us in for the night, a robot we will grow up with
- we will probably hardly need money, basic pay will come as bots dominate the workplace

So what will we do with the new found freedom?

>>60765847
>few have any jobs
I know this is bound to happen eventually, but I'm just wondering what will happen to the planet in general, because we're billions and growing. Maybe a 3rd world war will be forced to diminish the world's population? Or climate change might do its job and make those that can't afford climatization die (those jobless and/or poor).

>>60765847
>So what will we do with the new found freedom?

Kill each other of course

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what are some convenient firefox addons to have?

>>60768831
If only you scrolled up a bit.

>>60768831
sauce? gis turns up nothing

>>60769424
Nice ssl cert and nice shilling.

>>60722105
yoar gey

>>60749934
bpaste

>>60766098
That or mellow out as tribes of people communing with nature.

>>60734259
2chan is an imageboard, 2ch (2channel) is a textboard.

>>60771063
Where did I even mention 2chan?

>>60766067
>Maybe a 3rd world war will be forced to diminish the world's population?
You might want to look up genetic warfare. That has the potential to make a lot of room.

More realistically tech development means less emissions and pollution and will improve the environment. Less transport back and forth to China will improve that even further.

>>60734259
>is gay
>plays baseball with no problem
hory shit thats amazing

>>60770527
>bpaste
Why?

What are some online translation services that aren't complete botnets?
I translated a few russian pages on google and after I turned off my adblocker to check something I'm getting ads from travelling agencies for trips to Moscow.

>>60773181
Was that Google Translate? Google seems to have a hair trigger on ads: a friend sent me some comments about getting married and Google helpfully started sending me ads on mail order brides. Desperately clicking on the abuse icon and "have seen this already, thank you very much" didn't help much. Instead I get ads from Russian second hand mail order brides! No matter what I do the ads accompanying search results when logged in are a social disaster area way out of control.

So now it is DDG for me.

>>60773834
Fun fact: DDG's founder has previously sold data, etc. Also it's infested with ads now. But what else is there? StartPage sounds good on paper but the results are, somehow, truly abysmal. Everything else is garbage.

>>60773919
I have a strong feeling Google results are worse now than before, hits I saw earlier for topics I monitor are often gone and new hits are hard to find. Also it is too easy to swamp the search results with irrelevant gunk.

Perhaps time to check out Bing.

>>60774234
I was considering the same thing. I occasionally use it on a Windows phone I have, it's inoffensive enough. I've never used it anywhere else but I'm tempted now.

>>60774688
If Bing had a function like the old iGoogle home I would have changed already. Why did they remove it!? That and Google Reader I miss.

Has Google reached their peak and now level out?

>>60718179
>misread as cybersexuality
fuck OP got me hard for nothing, can someone post some gagged AMD processors?

>>60769483

Species

>>60777190
If it is any help, that was indeed a huge topic way back then. Cyberspace would come with all carnal desires and batteries included.

>>60736328
rtorrent, what else?

>>60718347
I agree with this.

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>>60762512

>>60777715
I disagree with this.

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>>60718347
>>60777715
your lucky lains benevolent.

Im not tho, I will eat your babies for saying that

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>you will never see a modern and frequently updated LainOS

Should I actually watch Lain?

>>60778765
Sure.

Then lighten up with Niea_7.

Next read and watch Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou.

>>60756202
Because is how Owncloud it is made. I don't like it either anon.

Also, I'm glad this thread is still alive.

>>60778765
I actually wouldn't, watch ghost in the shell. The philosophy is better, and it has aged a lot more gracefully

>>60756202
how is PHP more prone to bugs than any other language

>>60779834
They're not really that comparable to be fair. The best thing about Lain is the atmosphere if you ask me and GitS can't compare in that regard. They're both great, but for very different reasons.

>>60780019
Not enough focus on delivering good code, too much focus on oh! look!! shiny!!!

https://www.cvedetails.com/top-50-products.php
PHP is right there.

Plone has had about 70.

>>60778765
I didn't like Lain. Sure the atmosphere maybe has that touch we all search, but the anime itself is not great, at least in my opinnion.

>>60780795
>products.php
Oh, the irony.

I just wrote a computer virus and named it Da Vinci.
It targets oil tankers at sea.
You wouldn't believe that most oil tankers use windows xp.
I feel powerful now.
Mess with the best die like the rest
t. your average cyber security expert from a third world country

>>60781837
>You wouldn't believe that most oil tankers use windows xp.
That's right. i wouldn't.

I worked in 2 companies supplying large ships and I know a third company and none use XP. Of course this might be something abut the regions of our customers but still,. XP on a vessel sounds strange.

Knowledge is power. It is more true today than it has ever been.

So how do you manage all the bits of knowledge? Knowledge management seems to be an alibi for massive consultancy jobs from which little is achieved.

Anyone got some practical tools? And no, yellow stickers do not count.

>>60782619
Good memory + text files.

Anyone work in the cybersecurity field? I'm majoring in it this fall and want some feedback.

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Saving this from page 10.

Who says the future has to have less neon signs?

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let's all love lain.

>>60784731
Me. They're bright and obnoxious.

>>60762512
Remove everything on that pic except for greasemonkey, add these addons https://pastebin.com/dinBuXxJ

>>60768831
see >>60786963
you can check at panopticlick how much fingerprint leaves, but, stuff like the canvas thingy fools panopticlick into thinking you have an specific canvas thus marks you as "more identifiable"

>>60728323
this.
support fsf if you really wanna be a cyberphuck

>>60787069
?

God you guys are idiots. Tired of seeing noscript, DDG, random unnecessary addons all being shilled here. I am writing an actual guide to this shit because apparently you guys don't understand it at all.

>>60787855
Don't reinvent the wheel, see >>60786963
that's enough

>>60758228

Monitor mode wifi adapters and Linux seem like the best option, but Windows has Acrylic. Thanks for the info.

>>60787955
no these are all terrible and redundant if you use umatrix

>>60782687
That is what I do now but it doesn't scale well. Also while I tend to remember the important parts I strangely tend to forget *where* I learned of a thing and sometimes that can later become important.
>>60784731
>Saving this from page 10.
Thanks.
>Who says the future has to have less neon signs?
Mainly since LEDs are low maintenance and use less energy. Neon tubes tend to be rather fragile.

>>60787955
>https://pastebin.com/dinBuXxJ
Does not mention anything about safe search engines.

>>60789564
>post specifically about add-ons
>doesn't mention search engines
Gee, I wonder why?

>>60790537
>Thread is about /sec/
>Things addons fixes /sec/
Uh OK

>>60790610
Addressing one aspect of personal security online doesn't automatically mean you have to address literally all aspects of it on the same post. If you think otherwise, you might be retarded.

best cyberpunk channel in telegram
https://t.me/cyberpunk

>>60786963
Is Random Agent Spoofer dead? I can't get it to download. Are there any good alternatives?

>>60790698
>doesn't automatically mean you have to address literally all aspects of it on the same post.
If you end your post with "that's enough" then yes, you do have to address all, also in the literal sense of the much abused word.

>If you think otherwise, you might be retarded.
No. It is called reading comprehension.

>>60787855
What do you think of OP? They are amenable to changing the content of the pastes. They've been updated before.

>>60791808
and cyberpunked.org

>>60791215
umatrix has one, blender is better.

>>60791538
The entire chain was about add-ons though. Maybe you're just autistic and can't follow the entire conversation, and have to take every post as its own entity, lacking all context?

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Ell-on
Or
Eee-lon
?

>>60794240
Eloooon

>>60794240
Elon.

He looks really fat there.

>>60792639
Let us go then to the source of the chain:
>>60787855
>God you guys are idiots. Tired of seeing noscript, DDG, random unnecessary addons all being shilled here. I am writing an actual guide to this shit because apparently you guys don't understand it at all.
>DDG
>DDG
You know that DDG is DuckDuckGo, right? It usually comes up in discussions of privacy.

Still looking though for more info on the alleged sale of info by DDG.

=== /CYB/ News
https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-browser-70-released
>The Tor Browser Team is proud to announce the first stable release in the 7.0 series.

Lots of pro and con are listed.

Anyone got some input on Cybergoth and /CYB/? I cannot quite see how they relate.

>>60784731
This looks very cool, fuck me.

Someone is researching about minning Ethereum this days? Seems like it is the last call for whoever want to jump on it.

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>>60798179

I still have some work to do but all the heavy lifting is done.

>>60798179
>Someone is researching about minning Ethereum this days?

Ethereum's bubble is bursting.

>>60798821
I think it will grow a little more. I will be happy with having some units to sell the next bubble whenever ever it comes.

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>>60718347
Je suis am argree with that buddy friend!

lain is fucking trash

Lain is a computer illiterate, tech illiterate, and socially illiterate WHORE.

bamp

>>60799388
>>60799458
I'll fucking rip your dicks off and shove it your nose you fucking mongrels

Timmy!

>>60718179
Came here to share this:
https://www.welivesecurity.com/2017/06/06/turlas-watering-hole-campaign-updated-firefox-extension-abusing-instagram/

tl;dr: Botnet communicates through comments on Britney Spears' Instagram.

>>60804094
>Botnet communicates through comments on Britney Spears' Instagram
Just when you thought you had heard it all...

lain a best

lain a shit

adsf

>>60807609
Fucking hell will you stop fucking necrobumping this shit so it can die and I can use >>60764823 for the next one? Fucking lesbo.

>>60807634
What would you like the edition to be titled?

How do I protect from browser fingerprinting?
https://panopticlick.eff.org/ says my browser fingerprint was unique out of about 400,000 users. Blender seems to be pretty outdated.

>>60808995
blender can't cover everything anymore, stuff like plugins and maybe fonts are entirely open to be queried everywhere. Best way is simply to disable any javascript trying to check them.

>>60808995
>>60809068
This might seem like relevant news, trying to be anonymous
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20170529-the-reasons-you-can-never-be-anonymous-again

>>60718179
What wordlists are people using for APs these days? Have a handshake from a blackberry priv hotspot and I want to try and get it.

>>60809423
I love the times it repeated "Americans want X but they're not pursuing it"