IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING

>>85701624
That is horrible to read.

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>big advantage for you
>do you feel in charge

>>85701624
what did he mean by this

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FUCKING BUMP DON'T LET THIS SLIDE

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it's a non stop disco bet you it's nabisco bet you didn't know woohoo

>>85702627
I don't understand what is happening in your opinion and I'm curious. care to explain?

here's your bump

>>85703314
OP* autocorrect baka

>>85703314
THE SHADOW BROKERS IS NOT FUCKING AROUND.

Their leaked tools target Cisco and other appliances.

They are auctioning their best tools to the highest bidder.

Cisco announces it will eventually layoff up to 14000 employees (20% of their workforce.)

NSA, THE EQUATION GROUP, AND THE SHADOW BROKERS ARE FUCKING REAL AND THEY'RE NOT FUCKING AROUND

wtf NSA?
why don't you spie on terrorists instead of spying on the non ennemies of the US?

I don't shop at Costco anyway

>>85703691
I bet they have some really juicy stuff. wonder what kind of goodies they found

>>85701624
The Grammar makes it all the more hilarious.
Its like a caveman hacked the NSA.
>Me start fire.
>You have gold
>You give Grug gold.
>Me a big guy 4 u

Who said shitposting was dead? These cunts are the best I've ever ever EVER seen.

>>85703831
Criminally underrated.

Who still falls for a virus?

>>85705130
>hey guys I said Costco when they're talking about cisco
>being a fucking idiot is funny ha

So did anyone get into the git before it was removed? I'm assuming everything was remote?

>>85704988
This

We're looking at some Shitpostian Renaissance level work here

>>85704988
They anonymize their text because the government has super computers that can analyze the way that you write.

>>85703314
>>85703691
>>85704457
So let me get this straight, this hacker group has hardware exploits. Then CISCO announces they are moving away from hardware and just to software, is this correct?

>>85703691
>>85701624
How is laying off workers relevant to malware infected hardware?

>>85704988


The NSA and other alphabet agencies used Burbridge recognition software to track individual posters that are posting through many layers of proxies so text another mother programs are big with real deal hackers thank you for displaying your ignorance

Anyone care to explain this short and to the point?

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Wouldn't it take longer than two days to decide how many, who, where, etc; and take some planning before even announcing it?

Explain exactly how this malware being available forces this entity to cut almost a third of their workforce.

Because the jig is up? This screws the government or if they are colluding then what's the diff?

>>85701624
Was cisco the one who lis the billions over seas for giving the nsa a backdoor?

Fuck now I can't buy cisco? Theit shit was gold in the business world. Just never died. My god damn ip cameras run through 50 port powered usb switches from them.

Fuck.

Seeing as how the establishment considers me a tax slave whose people's destruction is a thing to be celebrated, I hope these guys do a ton of damage.

yawn.

network engineer here. white boxes are the age of the future, put any os on them.

we all know cisco, juniper, etc are all compromised but at the same time you can have high end IDS/IPS appliances to see literally everything coming in and out.

>>85705673
im still trying to figure that out for maself. I'm still waiting for a layman tl;dr

>>85705759
cisco is about to plummet like a lead rock after people hear that any random tard can hack into their routers.

every single cisco router out there is vulnerable and it WILL be hacked within the next few weeks thanks to those tools that were just released.

>>85705831
>thank you for displaying your ignorance

No, thank you, for displaying your humourless autism. Its always such a welcome ray of sunshine.

>>85705831
>real deal hackerzzzz

That's so 1337

>>85706179
>but at the same time you can have high end IDS/IPS appliances to see literally everything coming in and out.
yeah but can they see my BBC going in and out of your wife?

Can someone explain the relation? Is it because Cisco now has to fix all of it's equipment related to this hacker release, of which means profits will dip and they have to force cuts to save?

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>>85706359

>>85706331
how 1337 is it?

I work at Cisco. The layoffs were planned long before the leak because our company plans on selling software instead of hardware.

>>85706566
>I work at Cisco.
nice try shekelstein

>>85706535
1337

AF

>>85706481

No. Hardware is nothing but hardware.The OS is everything. Think apple, people have to buy an apple device to have apple OS (I know, calm your autism faggot, this is in general.) The same is with network equipment.

Now however, there are white boxes. Pieces of network equipment that you can throw freeware OSes on that do the same thing that Cisco and all the others do.

The hack has nothing to do with layoffs. It's just the way networking is going now.

>>85706622
I do. Cisco TAC

>>85706850
time stamped proof or you're a hook nosed jew fishing for a bite.

So... max out all credit cards, buy gold before cancelling them and go innawoods? What am I supposed to do with this info.

>>85707010
sell weed, buy BBC

>>85701624
oh fuck

link the fuck now bruh

>>85701762
He's using a program to change his typing pattern.

>>85701762
Russians

>>85707299
seems like a chink honestly.

>>85707299
Trained security analyists can track people using the way they type. If you're going to anonymously right threat letters you're going to use a program to mud up your typing pattern.

how do I become a pro hacker
should I use linux

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>>85707478
>>85707534
>NATO cunts mad russians do something worthwhile, grabbing your whole military aparatus by the balls

Get FUCKED and get FUCKED hard. You have been humiliated.

>>85707094
ahh, the ever present weed-BBC racket

>>85707299
>>85707824
>germans still butthurt that their grandmas got raped

can't say I blame you

>>85707824
Feels good man
Hope the ultimate happening comes

>>85706284
Finally someone who cleared it out

>>85705673
The hackers gave away some shit for free. I don't have the link here but they've got it on cripple--you know.

One freebie was a circa 2013 backdoor which works for ALL Cisco routers made prior to that date.

Poor Cisco. Utterly assfucked.

>>85707535
>should I use linux
>implying you're a windows faggot.

>>85705831
But someone wrote Anonymouth (or whatever they used) so that it sounds hysterically funny, like a deranged Chink on crack.

Coincidence?

>>85706061
Sounds like it, yep.

Bear in mind that the free stuff the hackers gave out apparently dates to 2013; so hopefully a new Cisco router is okay? I'm sure we'll heear more sooner or later.

>>85701624
>appliances
So i should toss the fridge outside or what?

>>85706320
topkek

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Still having trouble understanding all of this.

https://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-20160817-asa-snmp

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>>85701624
Jesus fucking Christ, I can't handle all these happening.

> "Muh russian hack on DNC!!" and later Snowden dead man's switch
> Soros bet on US/gold collapse, few days later "buy gold good go..guys" ads on US channels
> bunch of hackers selling biggest cyber weapon since stuxnet, Snowden returns from the dead
> Clinton's emails notes to be released and suddenly 6.5 GORILLONS US DOLLARS missing from pentagon's budget (only 2.5 were missing on 9/10, nothing to worry about)

WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING??

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>>85708778

Elites man, they are happenin'.
The oldest story of humanity.

In /pol/ language 'they' are prepin' the bull... and we the people are the cuck's.

>>85708778
rare???

Also where the fuck is the OP to give a simple explanation? I'm not the only one confused by all this.

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>What is this, I don't even.

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>>85701624
top secret government "equation group" cyber weapons sounds so spooky

its like the Manhattan project of getting embarrassing emails from politicians

>>85708099
Good, do you think this will usher in the fall of Silicon Valley? All of these highly paid techies are making it hard to buy a house in the Bay Area

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>>85706850
RTP?

ITT let's talk like we know what the fuck is going on

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Looks like the end of the world as we know it might be coming soon.

http://www.businessinsider.com/shadow-brokers-claims-to-hack-equation-group-group-linked-to-nsa-2016-8

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>>85701624
HOLY DOOLY

>>85707299
>>85707824
Whatever Mama Merkel conditions you to believe

>>85703691
>>85706284
Serves them right for colluding with the gov at the customers' expense. I for one wouldn't mind having all these back doors be made public

>>85701624
This is why the NSA needs to have its management fired.

Forcing developers to put malware into their programs because "Only we will have the key! We promise!" is never a fucking good idea.

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>>85701624

>>85705994

The NSA only has a job because they use police and secret courts to order developers to implement backdoors.

That's it.

If it weren't for that, the NSA would be made of codebreakers, still.

NSA holding all the keys to software isn't so they can use it against terrorists, it's so they can ensure that they have a job. Can't fire the person who owns all your hardware and software and the keys to it.

This hacker group found the keys, and has apparently had it for years. Now they're auctioning some of it away as a kind of 'security wake-up call' to why letting the NSA have backdoors to your system is a terrible idea.

one of which is a 2013 Cisco exploit that cannot be fixed, because it is cooked into the firmware of 60,000 dollar routers.

>>85706320
>hurr durr me strayan watch me bantz
starting to get tired of seeing these pooftah cunts with no useful input

>>85709335
It's not the end of the world

But you can see it from here

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All the information I have about the hack: Analysis of the leak, links to old threads, a good article about it, and more.
>http://pastebin.com/NLEMsYmz

Theories about TWAIN maybe having some involvement with the SWIFT hacks of banks in the recent months and more, may be some overlap.
>http://pastebin.com/W243yw1b

Been looking into this on and off since it started, hope you guys enjoy the info.

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>>85706359
>>85709020
See:
>>85703691
>>85706061
>>85706284
>>85708099
>>85709335

So the NSA fucked up and got cisco, and themselves fucked? Hackers got a hold of the back door keys?

>>85701624
>cringe (H4KR) name
>shows a bunch of .blob and .bin files claiming to be the l33t hax tools
>bonus points for .py
>Dank meme file names like EPICBANANA LOLROFLCOPTER

Multipliers:
>imgur account X 2
>tumblr account X 10

fucking can't wait till summer ends

>>85710111
Interesting work, thanks.

>>85701624
The email in the lower left reads as if it was written by a Chinese person.

>>85710437
Anonymouth was used to obscure the writing style.

>>85710219
Quoted wrong post >>85706359
Meant:
>>85706481

>>85710437
It's done with software to make it impossible to trace someone's typing style.

>>85710382
Snowden and Wikileaks have already weighed in confirming authenticity.

>>85710291
That seems to be what happened.

I'm hoping this results in multiple companies telling the NSA to fuck off. If CISCO dies because of this, then the IT industry in America is moving someplace else.

>>85710554
That silly. If it was made by a program it can be reversed using the same algorithm. They probably just typed chink talk on purpose or maybe they are just actual chinks.

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>>85710382
Nice try NSA.

This is legit and everyone knows it. Can't wait till you get your subcommittee hearing summons when the government throws you faggots under the bus to save face. First Snowden, now this? Enjoy watching mid-level patsies' heads roll so that the retards who thought "Let's install back doors in everything against the will of tech companies and hold all the keys ourselves, what could possibly go wrong!?" get to keep their jobs.

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>>85710695
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

o man what a time to be alive

>>85710733
Nah, they're slavs.
Rare footage of Shadow Brokers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aEZr1iEEQw

>>85710733
> If it was made by a program it can be reversed using the same algorithm.
Except the program is destroying information as it runs. It's like trying to piece together a jigsaw puzzle when half the pieces are missing and you have no copy of the complete puzzle.

So where can we get the so called tools? For educational reasons of course.

>>85711061
see
>>85710111
first pastebin

>>85710695
Oh, I'm sure people on the Senate Intelligence Subcommittee and the Congerssional Oversight Committee are getting some very, very unpleasant phone calls right about now.

After Snowden, this has got to be the last straw. The private sector's cooperation ends where their bottom line begins. It's one thing to be caught in bed with the NSA spying on your customers after they promised nobody would find out. It's another to find out the exploits they put into your products that they promised only they could use just fell into the hands of hackers, or worse.

BUMP BUMP BUMP

FUCK THE NSA

>>85711061
I'd really recommend no touching those files unless you know what you are doing. Airgapped, VM, Sandbox, etc. I don't really know what I'm talking about but those sound like good ideas if you must dl this shit.

This thread confuses me, but it seems important. Have a bump.

>>85711143
Sorry was half blind.

>>85706284
Or maybe half the major corporations in the country are about to sue them for installing malware at the factory to allow NSA backdoor access.

interdasting....

>>85710100
End of the world? Why isn't this the beggining of a new age of enlightenment if we can symbolically purge the evil leaders of our world?

>>85707200
more info on this?

>>85703831

You should man. I get three months worth of two ply TP and Tums for like $12. Can't beat that.

>>85711333
No worries. just DON'T run anything unless you're some fucking wizard. If you do download them to look use something like one of these http://www.howtogeek.com/137108/how-securely-overwrite-free-space-in-windows/ methods after you check out and delete the files just in case. Probably no need to be that careful but I wouldn't wanna see another anon get vanned.

So what happens when no one pays? Their bitcoin wallet is still essentially empty.

>>85701624
No relation, Cisco does this periodically and involves months of planning.

>>85710437
YOU WAN TOP GOVUHMEN SECRET? TOO BAD YOU PAY 1 MIRRION BUTTCOIN.

>>85705831
>text another mother programs

Heh. I think yours is malfunctioning.

So why is this leading to them cutting jobs?

>>85711651
The two things aren't related likely.

>>85711171
>It's another to find out the exploits they put into your products that they promised only they could use just fell into the hands of hackers, or worse.
They really should have known better. I've been expecting this since Snowden.

>>85711576
The highest bidder gets sole possession of the files. Wikileaks claims they already have the auction files themselves, though.

>>85706284
Not really, there are numerous other safeguards

>>85711171
Is it bad I trust random hackers over the NSA?

>>85706240
Cisco backdoors their hardware for the NSA. their hardware selling days are over.

>>85703301
Kek thanks for the laugh hanz

>>85711823
Everyone has the auction files. Do they have the password?

>>85711938
this, they're fucked because businesses are gonna see that they purposefully make hardware with backdoors and not buy their shit hence the layoffs

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>>85706179
>>85706766
>>85706566
>>85706850
>>85711618
>>85711723

THIS TRAIN HAS NO BRAKES YES BURN THIS MOTHERFUCKER DOWN HAHAHAHA

>>85711938
Wasn't this known or at least assumed for a long time?

>>85711892
Yes. They are probably also not random but chinks or russkies.

>>85711651
It's not. They are cutting jobs because useless ventures, departments that failed to grow according to share holders expectations. SPVSS and IoT are two that are probably facing large layoffs.
Cisco failed where Arista/Juniper/VMware/AWS succeeded.

"Hacks" like this are common, usually they are known about in advance and a consortium sends out the fix/patch/workaround in advance (24-48hrs) to the biggest of customers, then they announce it publicly.

If these tools have been around since 2013, are these the tools that have been used to hack the DNC and Hillarys E-mails?

Cisco employee here. The ASA exploits are only usable on older versions of code. Cisco has known about thia vulnerability since 2011 and patched it in 2012 without going public about it.

They layoffs are completely unrelated. Cisco is literally purging boomers who refuse to take the company in the direction of software rather than hardware. It is a BIG change.

>>85708656
FUCK
And I just outiftted my company with all new cisco fucking everything...
there goes 7 million dollars and 2000+ man hours upgrading the entire building.

>>85712004
Yeah I meant if 1m BTC isn't attained the highest bidder gets access to the files. If it is attained (lol) they give it to everyone. Wikileaks has implied they can access them though.

>>85712103
It has been implied there is a connection.

Bump for interest make a new thread tomorrow keeping up the new please guys.

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>>85712135
What bu are you in?

>>85712072
Yeah, i know its not just people trying to expose the NSA, and would screw me over just as bad, but damn it do I hate what these agencies do in the name of "national security". It's such bullshit.

>>85712218
It would make sense if they use Cisco equipment.

>Do you feel in charge?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCXTu5jE-Ng

>>85712163
You can sue.

>>85712163
Every hardware is going to have backdoors. You can't avoid it. Just try to pick ones the likely backdoor to agencies you trust the most. ie. Don't buy chink shit obviously.

>>85712163
My condolences. The place I work at has a retarded IT director who insists his 2004 Cisco routers are state of the art.

I'll tell him about it tomorrow, but his response to everything is "What the fuck you whippersnapper, I designed this entire IT system thirty years ago when I didn't work here. I know this TCP/IP thing is new and all, but my extensive knowledge on token ring networks is totally applicable today"

>>85708656
SNMP is used for remotely managing devices.

There are these things called MIBs that are basically definitions of data objects that the hardware devices expose to SNMP monitoring software so that you can watch things like CPU usage, RAM, storage, etc over the network.

SNMP gets attacked a lot because it's hard to code secure SNMP server daemons

>>85712135
you say that but how many customers haven't touched their IOS code in fucking years?

>>85712163
my company is basically in the same boat- super fucked.

>>85712412
There's backdoors, and then there's the government forcing backdoors to be added.

The NSA has been forcing the latter with secret courts since at least the year 2000 if the leaks on the matter are to be believed. It was really only a matter of time before some section of them was found.

>>85712163
Talk to your sales rep and ask him to throw in a tear of free NOS due to the exploits. Have your assigned NCE aggregate all the versions of code in your network to asses the risk and recommend good code.

Tell them you're sending it all back and burning the bridge if they don't make your case CAP. Internally, CAP cases are monitored at CEO level.

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>>85712163
wow, send mony pls

>>85706766
You still have to tailor code to the hardware, even at iphone level.

Software is only everything if the hardware can do everything you could ever want it to.

considering current firewalls don't know what the fuck to do with websockets, and websockets are the pillar of IoT which all the big players are pushing. Routers and firewalls need a shake up.

>>85709069
Oh god I hope so.
I might be able to get a job at Moffett Field in a couple months. Imagine paying just $800/month for a single bed/bath in Sunnyvale.

>>85712347
Technical Services. Cisco TAC.

>>85712542
I thought this was all known already. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. People are really learning just now that NSA has companies install hardware backdoors?

>>85712456
Too many haven't touched IOS, IOS-XE, and IOS-XR in years. Frankly it is retarded.

>>85710592
Understood, thx.

>>85712706
What products after you supporting? I'm under pinto too.

>>85705348
I tested one of the exploits on an ASA in my home lab, confirm it works. It only works for a specific range of ASA versions. It's extremely sophisticated and very thoroughly done, also very easy to use. However, using it on some versions causes the firewall to crash, which could still be useful, but leaves a traceback.

I assume all the other ones work as well, these guys aren't fucking around.

>>85712864
Routing Protocols. I won't go any further than that.

>>85706179
Yup yup, brought in Checkpoint virtual appliances into my environment recently. EXTREMELY happy with them.

>>85711651
Because they got found out.

Their cooperation with the US government is now public, it has resulted in much of their hardware compromised, and much of their business is international.

The only way for them is down at this point. The job cuts are to ensure that when their stock crashes in the toilet, they will still be able to salvage the wreckage.

>>85713001
Understood. I wouldn't even go that far.

>>85712886
>I assume all the other ones work as well, these guys aren't fucking around.
Considering multiple people have used some of the exploits and multiple folders are literally named after leaked NSA projects (look up the NSA product catalogue among other things from 2013), You're dealing with the NSA's tool kits. Of course they'd be the best.

>>85713099
Oh, and not to mention: >>85712095

I forgot that they attempted to compete with AWS and VMWare. I think Cisco may have forgotten about it, as well.

>>85712068
Yeah. Since the Snowden leaks. The idea of a country recruiting the local tech industry to help them spy is pretty standard. See Lenovo. I tend to agree with other anons in the thread that this was according to the long-term strategy of Cisco. But still, you can't help but think this played into the decision. It isn't like hardware is disappearing.

Shit. I guess this is a bad time to be studying for my CCNA.

>>85709036
Jews blaming the Don for their own fuck ups?
Unheard of

Now i really wonder who would be so braindead to fall for it

Take it from a Cisco employee, for the love of god please keep your code up to date.

Also, if you want free shit a good way to do it is to bitch to your account team or partner about this issue and keep pushing forward. If you work with an account team directly, be frank and tell them that they need to open an RRR because you're making damn sure your case is going CAP.

Customers aren't supposed to know what either of those are but they're our internal code for "Shit has hit the fan, give the customer anything and everything they want and more."

>>85713374
How do you like working there? Any complaints? Do you think Chuck is better than John?

>>85713351
No its fine, just don't stop at that.
Include some high level languages in study as well if you want to have any future in this.
Python/Ruby/Go
Understand things like REST and JSON
Also some linux as well.
You will need those concepts for the future.

>>85712778
People on our side of the ocean "know" there is an issue with refugees in Europe. Actually seeing them grope the local broads and gather in the street to pray has a bit more impact.

>>85708778
they are about to initiate another 911 style flase flag attack

>>85703734
Too busy spying on anons right now.

>you were born right in time to witness the first, all-out cyberwar between governments

Feels fucking great, man. Biggest escalation since stuxnet. If Murrika retaliates properly against Russia, many shits are going to be fucked.

>>85709335
The Equation group is most likely the TAO within NSA, or an elite portion of the TAO.

>>85713667

Thanks, I'm trying to get into infosec. I imagine there will always be a big demand. Looking at getting CEH soon as well.

>>85708778
>muh Russia

Maybe it was the Russians, maybe it was ISIS, maybe it was Mr. Robot, who cares? The point of these leaks was not to share the NSA's arsenal with the world. They stole an old Colt revolver when they've moved on to P90's. 3 years is an eternity when it comes to this kind of technology. Even now, Cisco's patching those exploits (and I'm sure their lawyers have made more than one unpleasant phone call to Congress if not the NSA themselves).

As this article rightly points out, they did this publicly. They wanted the whole world to know what they did. This isn't about leaking hacking tools so other people can do it. This is about showing everybody that the NSA is not as invincible as they'd like everyone to believe. This is about embarrassing the most infamous and secretive state-sponsored hackers in the world, that Goliath can bleed.

Oh, and as for the DNC hacks? Nobody held a gun to their heads and told them to write those emails. Shooting the messenger isn't going to work, and isn't working now.

>>85713726
This scares me. Something is going to happen to justify a war and make this all go away.

Any idea if this is a hardware backdoor or purely firmware? And is this just the high-end corporate Cisco shit, or does everyone running some dinky Linksys router with a Broadcom chipset at home have to take it outside and set it on fire?

>>85713617
I don't think Chuck or John fully understand where the industry is going and they both kind of just fling shit to see if it sticks. At this point, I would say that John ran the company better. But honestly, Chuck hasn't been calling the shots for long.


My biggest compliant about Cisco is that it is like thousands of companies combined into one. It is extremely frustrating to employees and our customers. Customers see us as one Cisco but that isn't the case at all.

Also, we literally have departments that compete against each other. So not only do we have competition from other companies but we have it internally too.

>>85714241
>implying anyone will bother to hack your shit
Not like you're doing anything illegal right?

Reminder that today trillons of dollars just desapear from the (((pentagon))) the last tine that happened 2 towers collapsed

>>85714424
For anyone wondering what this is referring to:
>http://www.dodig.mil/pubs/documents/DODIG-2016-113.pdf

>>85713726
>>85714100
I've been saying this for a while now. My theory is that Trump will win "against the odds" and a false flag will be used to justify some bullshit with Russia.

>>85714529
>mil

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.mil

>The domain name mil is the sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) in the Domain Name System of the Internet for the United States Department of Defense and its subsidiary or affiliated organizations. The name is derived from military. It was one of the first top-level domains, created in January 1985.[1]

>>85714365
The problem is that within days(if not already) someone will have made an automated tool that's going to start attempting to use the hacks against every IP down the list. Won't matter if you're important or not. Be it to install ransomware on everyone's system, get at financial/personal info, or just cause mayhem and data loss. If it's a software thing, and update in router firmware or using third-party firmware should solve the problem, but if it's hardware(and it affects common home routers), everyone is going to need to immediately stop using them.

>>85714024
That makes sense.

>>85714248
>Also, we literally have departments that compete against each other.
I have run into this too. two completely independent bu's building the same exact product without even knowing it.
Are you guys worried about the LR? Tac Seems to be safe but never really know.

>>85714696
? not sure what you're getting at. It's public information regardless.

>>85714672
Trump winning is our best chance to avoid war actually. If Clinton win then war with Russia is a very real possibility.

Small, unrelated minor leak but here ya go, promised to repost this

JIDF's shilling handbook
http://cryptome.org/2014/07/il-global-language-dictionary.pdf


And I'd like to remind you the NSA leak will be remembered as the beginning of the Cyberpunk Era

>>85714808
It really isn't though. Trump is in debt to the Russians and it's in his interest to go to war to wipe the slate clean (war is profitable.) Do you see where I am going with this?

>>85702273
What would happen if I were to penetrate your networks?

>>85714777
TAC struggles hiring people as it is. Frankly, we come into work every day just to get raped. Sometimes I wonder why i myself do it but then i remember that we're having an appreciation breakfast on Thursday and receive lunch on Fridays.

Most sane people will never consider doing Cisco TAC, which generally means we're safe during the restructuring process.

>>85715000

How embarrassing that you guys have to use such tortured logic to avoid acknowledging how much of a corrupt neocon She® is.

>>85701624
I heard Crsico will give me a heart attack.. I won't miss them.

>>85701624
Fuck me, I've been offered a job here several times and rejected it, as it was so american.

They bought Tanberg a few years back, a really old company, that at least used to produce good shit back in the days.

Glad I didn't take it. It was prior to the NSA scandals back in 08 and 11 or so I think.

>>85714024
> They stole an old Colt revolver when they've moved on to P90's.

Bad metaphor that diminishes the impact of these leaks. It's more like they stole dirty bombs when the government has nukes. Sure, the government has better weapons, but I wouldn't want dirty bombs to fall into the hands of just anyone.

These aren't "colt 45" level weapons. These are keys that can seriously fuck shit up, and are dangerous in the wrong hands. Not only that, but the Shadow Brokers suggested they have even more deadly keys, that they are willing to release for the right price. So, sure...the government will always have the highest level of tech, but mini nukes in the hands of rogue/unidentifiable agents is a frightening premise.

We're all fucked anyway. It is written :/

>>85701624

for ppl that dont know CISCO is the biggest network equipment manufacturer and vendor for enterprise level networks in the world

now that it's known that their equipment is compromised by NSA and 3rd parties (possibly on the hardware level), it's game over for them.

>mfw raspi router

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>mfw using Cisco router right now

>>85715150
That doesn't nullify what I said, anon. You can have your meme president. I'm not one to convince you otherwise because 1. I don't care and 2. If I tried I'd be called a shill nonstop. It really doesn't matter if you believe me or not. Besides, it's just a theory. I can't discern every detail of their game.

>>85715331

Uh, everyone has known since 2013. It was leaked with the Snowden files....

This just puts those 0 days into the wild. Cisco will patch them in a few weeks and they attacks will be used against morons that don't update.

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So what the fuck is the big deal here? I literally don't see any problem, but maybe I'm just not understanding it correctly. Because all it looks like is the NSA is doing what it's supposed to be doing, and cisco is laying off employees for financial reasons like any other company would.

>>85709976
This goes back to precedent set in the 1980s.
When AT&T was converting over to fiber optic cable and becoming more sattelite dependent, the new technology was going to be impossible for law enforcement and gov. agencies to just tap into a couple of wires to listen in like they always had.
The phone co.(back then there was only one) resisted and the government had to strongarm them into complying and engineering in a back door for them to get into the systems. Not long after the gov classified ma bell a monopoly and broke them up anyway.
But that's what set the stage for government ability to monitor essentially all communications.

>>85701624

This is why my router is just an elaborate series of coffee cans and yarn.

>>85701624
My dad is flying to Las Vegas for Cisco's yearly meeting, internally people are saying its 5,000 being laidoff btw.

>>85715516

NSA isn't really supposed to be hoarding 0 days.

The big story here is that a ton of these tools will be out in the wild soon. It's a great time for anyone doing enterprise networking.

>>85715084
Good point but after so many LR's over the last 5-6 years. I never feel comfortable or trust management... Too much politics.

Which do you find better, Chinese or Indian engineering teams?

>>85715331
This isn't game over. This isn't even a real backdoor.

Our shit was buggy as fuck, we found out during regression testing in 2011, and then secretly released a fix in all versions of code afterwards.

Unfortunately for us, the NSA also found this vulnerability and exploited it.


If anything you should worry about the NSA actively hijacking our shipments and bugging them. They still do it and it pisses off so many execs but we cannot do anything about it.

I wonder if they write with such bad grammars on purpose, so it sounds like "I fix" english.
Quite effective for derailing them.

Would be interesting to check their security lol. IF they cared and this was hard to penetrate, or if they were lazy ass dumbfucks who thought they never would get hacked cuz we guvment.

>w8...
God damnit, I bet that fucking corrupt Hillary insisted that the same goyim that set up their servers had to fix theirs as well...
surely this is the case

>>85707535
Delete system 32 and install gentoo

>>85712886
Could you possibly upload it on a file hosting site?

>>85715668

Why don't you guys invest in tamper evident methods? Perhaps a GPS tracker in each enterprise shipment.

I personally use confetti and shrinkwrap when I ship computers to clients. I sprinkle confetti on each side, cover it with shrink wrap to hold the placement of the confetti. This way, if the seal is broken, it alters the random confetti pattern.

>>85715664
Both make equally terrible products but at least the Chinese teams learn from their mistakes.

In my opinion, development needs to be brought back home to RTP and San Jose. But terrible code is great job security for me since I am a TAC engineer.

so does this mean i shouldn't use cisco anymore?

>>85715804

They used a program to obscure their syntax. Intelligence agencies are getting really good at fingerprinting writing patterns.

>>85708778
>Rare Martinique is rare.

The stew is getting too funky. This "Shadow brokers" is just waaaaay psy-fi for me. I need to go back to the real world.

>>85715411
[security breaching intensifies]

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>>85701624
>"do you feel in charge"
you fucking memer

>>85712886

>causes firewall to crash

I remember reading a story about the NSA crashing an ISPs network using one of these tools. Seems legit.

The state governments in Australia use Cisco equipment.

>tfw living in the real cyberpunk world but you're not one of the heroes

>>85712450
God damnit our guy at work has a token ring network set up in his side of the building cause he thinks he can implement it. He's fucking 60

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>>85715649
>Cisco
So literally nothing. You do realize that CISCO isn't the only company that sells networking tech? If the NSA were really up to shady shit they'd be doing whatever it is that's scaring you to other companies as well.

>>85707824
Merkel said that islamic terrorism didn't come to germany through refus. so when was the last islamic terroristic attack in germany before the "refugee crisis"?

>>85714021
ceh is worthless do oscp instead

>>85716233
And every other gov. Crisco is ubiquitous. It's also great for greasing muffin pans.

>>85715804
>I wonder if they write with such bad grammars on purpose, so it sounds like "I fix" english.
Quite effective for derailing them.

yes, this is common. See - Zodiac killer letters.

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>>85715914
>development needs to be brought back home to RTP and San Jose
I dream of this too.

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>>85716233
Melbourne Opera exploded !!
IT'S ON CNN!!

>>85716233
Even the Chinese government uses stolen IOS code that they run on Huwaii boxes.

>>85715649
i mean, aren't they?

can't 0days prove useful to the defence of the USA, even if it's in the corporate interest to inform the companies?

surely that's a good sign in that the NSA aren't in direct cahoots with corporations, and prioritise the good of the nation over the interest of corporations?

>>85708778
>>85701624


the cyberpunk future is here now boys

>>85709335
His name was Robert Paulson

>>85716502

Cisco provides alot of enterprise network equipment to ISPs and companies. Its exactly where you want your spying software to be. They've corrupted most other US server companies.

>>85716735

The problem is that they sit on these 0 days instead of informing the corporations so that they can be patched. Its all geared towards offensive capabilities with little regard for hardening our infrastructure.

>>85716902
maybe they sit on some of them and inform about others

nuclear industry? inform
anything used by central govt? inform
commercial routing? sit

>>85715668
>NSA actively hijacking our shipments and bugging them
Wut? More info?
How do the execs find out?

>>85714365
Dude, torrents alone can theoretically get you into legal trouble, add in drugs, prostitutes and the various ways /k/ommandos get around state level gun control laws and just about everyone on 4chan has something to hide. Not to mention that most people really wouldn't want the world knowing their porn habits or other things that are embarrassing but not illegal and what you have is a fucking shitstorm for privacy.

TL;DR I guarantee you have something to fucking hide, so don't pretend that "I'm not planning a terrorisms so I'm okay".

You're not.

Does browsing this site every day automatically disqualify me from a government job in the future?

>>85710382
>he thinks real hackers don't use 1337 as a tradition
>he thinks this is 'cringe'
bitches don't know about my pr0j3kt m4yh3m

>>85717114
>Previously found evidence suggesting a possible connection to the NSA included the Equation Group's aptitude for conducting interdictions that in 2009 placed highly advanced malware on a CD-ROM sent to a prestigious researcher who attended a scientific conference. That interdiction was similar to an NSA-sponsored one detailed in documents leaked by former NSA subcontractor Edward Snowden that installed covert implant firmware on a Cisco Systems router as it was being shipped to its unwitting customer.

http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/03/new-smoking-gun-further-ties-nsa-to-omnipotent-equation-group-hackers/
http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/02/how-omnipotent-hackers-tied-to-the-nsa-hid-for-14-years-and-were-found-at-last/

>>85717114
https://www.engadget.com/2014/05/16/nsa-bugged-cisco-routers/

It has been publicly know for awhile.


Or execs know because we track some shipments via GPS. Also, more shit that I cant talk about. But we do go out of our way to see it happen. It cannot be stopped though.

>>85709036
People would have more patriotism if they weren't so unemployed and obviously manipulated.

>>85717320
>>85717376
So it's basically 30's - 50's era FBI 2.0.

>>85717238
i unironically think it does. probably not from some grunt position, but from anything that matters, yes.

>>85717096

It doesn't work like that. Australian government uses the same hardware as an Iranian nuclear facility. If they alert CISCO about a vulnerability, they protect friendly hardware, but also lose attack capabilities on their targets.

The breakdown, as best we can tell, is to sit on the vulnerabilities as long as possible.

>>85717238
Yes, primarily because by browsing this site you'll never have the qualifications to work for the government.

You gotta know how to suck a dick and you aren't learning that here.

>>85712886
which exploit did you test and on which ASA?

>>85706622

Such a decision would have taken months of planning not a few days

>>85708778
Operation blackjack

>>85711485
he doesn't want to accidentally leave a grammatical footprint on his message.

It's unlikely, but if they find a bunch of messages coming from a certain IP with a match, they would at least have a starting point for an investigation. If that match is also a known hacker that posts on communism.com, it's even more likely.

>>85716793
>the cyberpunk future is here now boys
>>85714906
>will be remembered as the beginning of the Cyberpunk Era

Think about how it will be when the internet of things come and when there is a networked computer in literally everything. People will be able to hack every everything in your smarthouse, your appliances, and your car, the streets you drive on, your medical devices and implants, your infrastructure like power,gas,water.

>>85705673
Cisco makes hardware but if you ask everyone up to the CEO SWEARS they are a software company

they make cisco IOS

theyve bought a lot of smaller companies out and leave shit as is

so their ASA firewalls arent cisco IOS the syntax is all different like in an interface instead of

network 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0

in the asa it's

subnet 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0

its really fucking annoying

>>85717738
EXTRABACON on several versions of 8.4.x

However, it does not get you past an enable password, which any moron should have set up, but it paves the way for other attacks.

>>85706284

Interesting, does Soros or any of his ilk have any investment interest in cisco or its competitors?

>>85718250
where did you get all the firewalls to test? torrents?

>>85701624
They only laid off 5,500

Last year or two years ago they laid off 4,000

>>85717154
Who would give a shit about my porn habits? How would they find out?

I can understand if I was a public figure. But I don't think my parents or friends would be shocked to find out I watch porn.

So this was corporate cyberwarfare and the target was Cisco?

Why does the future have all the elements of a good science fiction story except fucking space travel? I want my fucking spaceship, assholes.

>>85701624
Those exploits were used in 2013 and have been patched, they only work on older models.

And what has malware got to do with laying off people.

>tfw """"""""""""Russians"""""""""""" bomb the United States

>>85703691
>the NSA, Equation group and Shadow Brokers are real
Wow, I have been redpilled. I was blind but now i see.

>>85706284
>zero day exploits haven't happened before
Yeah they'll upload a patch and fix it by the end of the week.

Do you realize that malware drives UP demand for security, not down?

>>85708656
thats not too bad they need to know the community string (like a group name and u only play with people in your group)

works only in ipv4 thats easy i can just use ipv6 for my internal

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I don't trust the Internet anymore. 4chan is the only thing I still use it for.

Can we just set up an elaborate system of tin cans on strings and etch-a-sketches to shit post without being monitored?

>>85716655
Shut up Martinique, we are all tired of your constant shitposts

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>>85718825

>>85718885
Australia and canada lead the race, I'm going solo for the bronze medal

>>85701624
WARNING
A
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I
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THIS IS NOT A MEME

THIS IS NOT A MEME

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>>85718077
74686973206973206e6f742073696d706c7920656e7465727461696e6d656e74
is hex for
"this is not simply entertainment"
fucking spoopy m8

>>85701624
>Cisco appliances

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK. I work for a cable company that uses mostly Cisco shit. I'm going to call off work tomorrow.

>>85710695
The DoD won't allow it. Contracts are written and bud based in security measures, one being the manufacturing location of key components

>>85718993
Never seen that before. It gives me hope for the future.

>>85715481

>1. I don't care

You obviously do or you wouldn't be spacking out on a Madagascan pottery enthusiast board

lmao cisco cucks on damage control
tp link 4 lyf

>>85720214
Hey Roach, heard any of the buzz about Erdogan threatening to take the nukes at Incirlik?

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>>85706284
>looks at router
>looks at network name

OH FUGG i am not so good at computers please help

>>85720416
No
He's selling em to kyrgyzstan
they're the world leaders nao

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/analyzing-nsa-code-breach-context-recent-cybersecurity-events/

>How many companies does this effect?
"One of these vulns has already been patched."

lmao the entire internet is on fire. it's really not that bad guys.

Damage Control!

>>85720491
lol. Thanks anyway.

Security is a joke.

>>85715066
It would be extremely painful.

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Isn't all this shit basically how Skynet happens

>>85709976
Thanks, kind get it now.

>>85720525
ur welcome xx

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>>85720787
We movies now.

>>85714529
Jews stole 6.5 trillion dollars again. Just kill the kikes with ethnic bioweapons already.

>>85720015
This is a Taiwanese dildo carpentry forum so please refrain from spreading more disinformation.

Thank you.

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>>85718077
Oh for fucks sake.. it is making more sense now, the Turkey coup, all that nuclear material...

FUCK! They are really going forward with it.

GAME OVER MAN! GAME OVER!

http://winteractionables.com/?p=32264

>>85703301
This is the best post I've seen all night.
I'm going to bed.

https://github.com/nneonneo/eqgrp-free-file

>>85703301
lol

>>85713726
We'll never see another 9/11. They almost got caught with their pants down.

The internet has drastically changed the implementation of false-flagging and now they'll likely just lie about it. Sandy Hook, anyone?

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>>85701624
>real-life project mayhem
I know exactly why i have this boner.

>>85722055
Not A false flag attack, THE LAST, mother of all false flag attacks before they usher in the new world order. Prepare.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uvd91OU_Jbo

>>85722706
You know it!

Anybody know any prime infosec Twitters to follow?

highest bitcoin bid...$50 !! !!! !!

>>85722706
Tell me more.

>>85724025
I am just starting to piece things together, but it will involve a multitude of combined attacks. The use of dirty bombs, 0day exploits, attacks on utilities, communications. They have been planning this for decades and have recently speed things up. The purchase of ammo, fema coffins, MRAPs around the US, the "refugee crisis", Turkey Coup and Incirlik air bas and the .nukes there.

>>85719447
>74686973206973206e6f742073696d706c7920656e7465727461696e6d656e74

Well that is really disconcerting. That whole Blackjack comic series was disconcerting. The fact that the paper never gave an explanation for its publication is disconcerting.

>>85724272
Who is doing this and why? What is their endgame? How does this affect the ordinary US citizen?

>>85724272
Sounds like you may be interested in http://redefininggod.com/

>>85724373
The "Elites", the rich and powerful. You see some in the news everyday, some you have never seen or heard of. Their endgame is absolute world control and control of you and evryone else. This will affect everyone, this is be a combined worldwide attack on all of us.

THANK YOU MR. ROBOT

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Did anyone ever figure out snowdens tweet?

FUCK CAPTCHA

>>85724889
It was a way for his friend from theshadowbrokers to confirm his identity before the fun began. :)

>>85724502
Do any politicians care? Do they know? What about Trump? And HOW many rich people? Because some of my friend's parents are very wealthy and they're all nice people.

>>85724424
This shit is so fucked. I would have scoffed at this even a month ago. So many things that are happening give it a modicum of possibility and it's fucking scary.

is anything actually happening or is OP just roleplaying his fantasies?

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>>85724889
Connected.

NEW BREAD
>>85725046
>>85725046
>>85725046
>>85725046
>>85725046

>>85724502
>>85724373
>>85725082
some of the previous threads comments tipped me onto that site:
>OP theorized they want to bring in a NWO banking system on the rubble of the old one.
>Typical cashless system, mark of the beast style etc.

>Old op here, Look into BRICS and AIIB. This has been their plan for a while
>somehow crash Fed Reserve
>offer AIIB as savior
>petrodollar collapse
>yuan and bitcoin reign supreme
>I suspect this virus may be the "somehow"

>Snowden is a BRICS agent, and they're about ready to perform the big switch in my framework.

>My guess that Shadow Broker is working for BRICS and BRICS want to replace the Federal Reserve with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

>There are also /tinfoil/ implications to this since BRICS propaganda outlets have been talking about this exact scenario for a month or two now.

>Every site from veteranstoday to zerohedge has been talking about BRICS taking out the Fed and replacing it with AIIB

so I googled and turned up http://redefininggod.com/ which seems to fit in with this theory.

>>85725059
>Do any politicians care?
They either don't know, are brainwashed or distracted with something else or are in the pocket of the Elites.
>Do they know?
Some do, but they are just puppets, they will be safeguarded or discarded when zero hour arrives.
>And HOW many rich people?
The ones who are rich enough to buy a ticket to safety.

>>85703734
The NSA's policy is collect as much as possible. Then sort and catalog it. Information is power.

>>85725308
Yeah I've been in those threads too. I was the OP of that one after "old op" went to work. Been reading shit like a madman for days.

here's some of the shit I've been up to
http://pastebin.com/W243yw1b

>>85725349
What is zero hour

>>85725435
>A printer “error” helped Bangladesh Bank discover the heist.
I never was able to find a solid connection of that printer incident to TWAIN besides SG mentioning SWIFT and then googling for SWIFT attacks in the news.

>>85709069
LOL. Good grief, I would love that so much. Doubtful, but we can hope, I guess!! Even crappy parts of Oakland and run-down places like Richmond and Vallejo are expensive. It's fucking crazy.

>>85725691
Yeah, like I said it's just throwing shit at a wall and seeing what sticks. I'm more interested with what it led me to in the lower portion, though I have no clue how to pursue that information further.

>>85725635
>What is zero hour
The time that the NWO put their plan into action. A series of calculated and combined attacks worldwide affecting financial systems, utilities, communications and more.

>>85710111
>lines 1,2,4,6,17,18,20

Somebody thought my summary was good enough to pastebin :)

But not my analysis of BRICS and AIIB apparently

>>85725831
When will this happen, dude? What 'powerful' people can I trust?

>>85725902
If you feel it's that important I can add it back in I don't really understand it.

>>85712004
"equationgroup"

>>85725902
Nvm I must have been retarded tired going back to the post you made from work it's pretty simple.

>>85725902
see >>85725308

>>85716502
Not only CISCO, 3 or 4 other major network hardware manufacturers as well

>>85725999
>When will this happen, dude?
I don't know, and odds are neither you nor I will now until it is at our front door.

>What 'powerful' people can I trust?
None of them.

>>85726171
CISCO is the biggest manufacturer of hardware and software for corporations and governments all over the world. Very likely smaller companies who do the same thing have been compromised.