What they're really capable of

I can tell you some things that will scare the shit out of you desu.

Commercial WiFi routers can be used like radar to see who is where inside of a building. This was proven by a university research team quite recently.

The new 5G cell nodes that are being installed every few blocks all over North America are going to have this same ability, but on steroids. They will be able to see a three dimensional map of the inside of every building in the area, and the location of all people inside of the buildings.

Exactly like in the Batman movie The Dark Knight when Batman had Wayne Enterprises bought up a bunch of cell phone companies so he could install some tech that would allow him to have three dimensional x-ray vision based on the radio signals being emitted from people's cellphones.

Internet of Things:

Internet of things devices, any appliance or device you connect to your WiFi at home (TVs, fridge, thermostat, whatever the hell they decide to stick a WiFi antenna into next) can and probably are spying on you. If the have a microphone in them, they are listening to you. If they don't have a microphone, they probably do have one anyways (they can be hidden inside chips on the mainboard).

If they don't have a microphone, the data they gather about their usage can be polled into massive databases (this information, tons of it, is fed into AI and used to make predictions about world events. Yes, knowing if someone is currently using an appliance in their home is valid and useful data, once you have that information for hundreds of millions of people).

If it doesn't have an explicit backdoor, it will eventually have a vulnerability discovered that can be exploited, turning it into a spy device. Device / appliance manufacturers very rarely update the firmware on their devices for longer than a year after they sell a product, if they ever do at all. Not to mention that few people bother doing the firmware updates.

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polygon.com/2013/11/5/5054400/can-your-xbox-one-spy-on-you
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_gap_(networking)
theguardian.com/technology/2016/aug/16/shadow-brokers-hack-auction-nsa-malware-equation-group
businesslive.co.za/bd/business-and-economy/2018-02-13-it-begins-with-wild-pigs-south-korea-debuts-its-5g-at-winter-olympics/
youtu.be/3owk7vEEOvs
gizmodo.com/scientists-are-turning-wifi-routers-into-creepy-radar-c-1794961990
rt.com/viral/392119-assange-humanity-ai-propaganda/
networkworld.com/article/3099092/mobile-wireless/the-cia-nsa-and-pokmon-go.html
youtu.be/HRTrQ-04p8s
youtu.be/0SaEPW_iMF8
youtube.com/watch?v=2uMfx-FsJiE
twitter.com/SFWRedditImages

The Internet itself:

The NSA mirrors all Internet traffic at the fibre optic backbone level of Internet infrastructure. They have a copy of the Internet, stored forever in their databases (such as in Utah, or their classified underground locations). They also have decryption keys for all officially issued SSL/TLS encryption certificates (https etc.) Https is clearnet to them, unless you are using manually generated certificates (and even then there is speculation about how many bits of encryption with regards to each publicly available algorithm they can easily crack).

They automatically save your Internet activity to a profile. It's searchable, and it's scanned by AI for classification of threats etc.

All your cellphone activity, including geo location is logged and stored in that same database and profile (they don't need GPS, cell phone towers are enough, or even WiFi hotspots in some cases).

They log who you spend time with and for how long, based on the proximity of your cell phones (local law enforcement in many places now have this ability as well, but they use IMSI scanners to do so rather than geo location logs).

Your cell phone can listen to you at any time, may listen to you at all times. All voice activity near the cell phone is converted to text, compressed, and uploaded to somewhere (and intercepted by the NSA on the way, and added to their databases).

time to start talking to yourself some unintelligable bullshit on random to make those fuckheads go mad becouse of all the errors

All commercial network routers have backdoors in their firmware. What this means is that your private LAN can be entered into at any time by government agencies, and all of your Internet of Things and your general purpose computing devices can be commandeered.

If you have a modern Intel processor, there is actually a small OS running inside your CPU that can be connected to over the network by spy agencies such as the NSA. Even if you're running Linux, it doesn't matter: They can monitor your network and keyboard I/O at the hardware level, and potentially inject code into your desktop OS as well.

If you are running Windows, you're already owned because Windows has had a software backdoors in it for many versions now. Microsoft was one of the first companies to capitulate to the demands of the deep state, and it's one of the reasons why Windows is the most prevalent OS on Earth.

>The new 5G cell nodes that are being installed every few blocks all over North America are going to have this same ability, but on steroids. They will be able to see a three dimensional map of the inside of every building in the area, and the location of all people inside of the buildings.

i wonder if there's a good, publicly available manual on counter-surveillance. em-shielding is a good passive defense that would defeat a lot of this wireless stuff. if we can bring ourselves to give up most of our electronics, all these tools go out the window. you could keep an air-gapped computer with wikipedia downloaded for looking stuff up. put your cell phone in a metal-lined container and only use it during certain times of day, or get rid of it altogether.

i don't want to give up computers because my career depends on them, but desu i think i'd be much happier if i just cut my losses and moved on to something else.

>They automatically save your Internet activity to a profile.
Really, even porn? I'm asking for a friend

faraday cage interrupts the signal.

but it would be nice to came up with alternative processors, OS and web to destroy jewish monopoly but there's lots of shit to organize

maybe math, idk

There are citizens groups across North America that are doing activism to prevent the installation of 5G cell nodes in their neighborhoods.

I recommend getting involved with as much of this activism as possible. Stopping their installation is the first and best step.

Shielding could work, but it would be a huge pain (not to mention expensive) to properly shield your home from a cell node on your block.

We should all abandon the use of cell phones and data harvesting social media. If you need to own a cell phone for work, keep it off with the battery out AND put it in a RF shielded container when not in use. Keep it in the garage, somewhere where it can't hear you. The microphones on modern cell phones are so powerful that they can hear conversations even if you put them inside of your fridge.

We have to be willing to give up the convenience that these technologies offer us. The convenience is what they use to enslave you, to make you dependent.

You can get an VOIP phone number that you can use from your desktop or laptop to replace your cell phone number. The bonus is that it will cost you only a couple dollars a month at most, instead of the hundreds a year you pay for the "convenience" of being tracked and spied on 24/7 by our enemies.

>>Commercial WiFi routers can be used like radar to see who is where inside of a building
That capacity to see in a room is in the Xbox one, microsoft "claimed" they removed it but I highly doubt they did...it had the ability to determine how many people were in the room so they could charge them all for watching movies etc.

polygon.com/2013/11/5/5054400/can-your-xbox-one-spy-on-you

>Really, even porn?
Of course. A huge part of the surveillance is done with the intent of being able to blackmail someone should the need ever arise (say the get into politics).

They might even have videos of you fapping. Do you have a piece of tape over your laptop's webcam?

>Shielding could work, but it would be a huge pain (not to mention expensive) to properly shield your home from a cell node on your block.

chicken wire is pretty cheap. it would be easy to build new homes this way. existing homes would be hard to retrofit, no doubt about that.

What can do we do to fight against this?
Other than contact representatives when 5G comes a-knocking

Are there any devices that jam the frequencies?
Are there any devices that operate outside of the frequencies that the 4-5G's pick up? Like HAM radio or pagers but different.

In the age where everyone wants the most precious resource, data, are there any tech companies that are building devices that have zero way to be cracked or access?

These questions are rhetorical. Someone answer them ples.

Yeah, the kinect sensors are in fact an array of laser grid depth sensors. They can for example make a map of the contour of the skin on your face at a high resolution.

Microsoft is the largest hardware and software spy technology deployment industry on Earth.

How can you build a computer that's completely protected from outside sources?

The Machine from Person of Interest seems more possible each day.

>How can you build a computer that's completely protected from outside sources?
Don't connect it to the Internet, and remove all microphones and speakers. The Stuxnet worm used to communicate to air-gapped computers using ultra-sonic noises emitted from the speakers of one computer, picked up by the microphone of the air-gapped computer.

There are some open hardware projects, even some open hardware CPUs, I'm not really up to date on the progress and what's available.

Run the OpenBSD OS.

C,mon wtf, this has always been known it was on .../b/ and ED back in the day where I was taught to use fake accounts, proxies VPN's etc. Back then it was to hide the ddos of websites we were doing with LOIC, but now it's just how I just keep my box set up for internet use. I use my phone for nothing but buying shit from amazon and watching youtube videos (nothing controversial there they censor shit) the phone is your microchip, your number of the beast. Just last week the countries payment processors stopped taking kratom payments, so now things that are legal cannot be bought because the government squeezed private companies to do it. This shit was never possible before they used 9/11 to punk EVERYONE into giving up their freedom for the ILLUSION of security (because that's a fucking joke...security theater at top dollar. BOO!

I suspected that long ago. They feature such systems in tv shows such as Person of Interest.
However, how do you know all these things user? Got any proofs?

>Do you have a piece of tape over your laptop's webcam?
Yes, ... my friend does!

>Don't connect it to the Internet
I mean, that kind of defeats the purpose of having a computer
>and remove all microphones and speakers
So.... all I can do is MS paint and notepad? Neet
Not sure what air-gapped means either. I'm likely just going to get rid of my compy and go to the library whenever I want to use the internet

I think about this everytime i fap now. Oddly really ruined porn. I watch less now and use toys instead.

>air-gapped
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_gap_(networking)

prostate cancer because of anal stimulation is a thing.

Id believe it, but I dont play with my ass. Feels weird.

bump

>The new 5G cell nodes that are being installed every few blocks all over North America are going to have this same ability, but on steroids.
>They will be able to see a three dimensional map of the inside of every building in the area, and the location of all people inside of the buildings.
I'm not doubting the general message you're trying to get across, but the reason their having to install so many of these tiny 5g antennas is because they have trouble penetrating solid objects at whatever frequency / wattage / whatever metric you measure that shit by. So as far as tracking purely by signal from these 5g nodes, I highly doubt that. But in conjunction with everything that will be chipped in the future inside a home, like smart pepsi cans, smart socks, and smart La-Z-Boys... sure.

Yes. Heaven forbid someday I'm a public figure and the world finds out that I dig big natural boobies.

you can buy a little dingy to put in your powersocket and it will give you network traffic through your power line.

>The Stuxnet
Introducing that into the wild was pretty fucking stupid, another elephant in the room is pic related


theguardian.com/technology/2016/aug/16/shadow-brokers-hack-auction-nsa-malware-equation-group

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>Commercial WiFi routers can be used like radar to see who is where inside of a building.
lol no
go post your shizoid ramblings on Jow Forums so they can teach you that computers aren't magic

No...I use a band-aid.

It means there is physical space separating them they are not connected through wires or wi-fi.

>the fibre optic backbone level of Internet infrastructure.
Explain this.

I use my mind and throw random girls I know together in threesomes. I wonder if my smile gives me away when I encounter them...

Lets say all of this were true. What would they gain by listening to plebs like us? We're nobodies.

Then there should be an epidemic of faggot ass cancer soon...

>I mean, that kind of defeats the purpose of having a computer
Oh boy...

What happened to all that about the Clinton video? There’s not a single thread mentioning it right now?

They have rooms at the major demarcs where they physically tap into the fiber to monitor all traffic flowing through that fiber.
>t. network engineer, have worked at those demarcs.

Oh.

user knows. been doing that since, at least, the mid 90's when i worked telecom. I'm sure it began long before.

CELLDAR
tech has been known for a long time

Spying is the least of our concerns with this shit. They're going to use it to literally mind control everyone, probably to all kill each other when the time comes.

businesslive.co.za/bd/business-and-economy/2018-02-13-it-begins-with-wild-pigs-south-korea-debuts-its-5g-at-winter-olympics/

>5g used to scare away pigs
it has physical properties.

Not all of us

3spoopy5me
Thx god im from an irrelevant country

For sure. It just got exponentially easier when everything moved over to digital. Analog sigint took some skill. Digital sigint is 'save all the data, review it later'

The room in the AT&T building in NYC?

Apart from 5G and IoT, which are new stuff, we already knew all this shit from Snowden, but everyone seems to have already forgotten him.

Fellas do not forget the front and rear facing cameras on your cell phones. They can turn those on when you are fapping, or see where they are pointed.

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>tfw by the time I become a politician the stuff I'm currently fapping to will no longer be considered degenerate or even niche
Checkmate lefties

>I mean, that kind of defeats the purpose of having a computer
You asked how to protect your computer from being owned, and I told you the truth. If it's connected to the Internet it can be hacked, period.

>So.... all I can do is MS paint and notepad? Neet
You can plug in headphones and/or a microphone on an as needed basis.

Collective memory is what kills civilizations.

You will be considered normie tier in the future if you fap to gay-transsexual-intercellular-BDSM-furry-gangbangs

>Got any proofs?
Snowden's leaks, plus the NSA whistle blower William Binney:
youtu.be/3owk7vEEOvs

Other things have been revealed over the years by researchers and journalists. I'll rewrite the OP with detailed sources included and repost it again sometime this week.

>lol no
lol yes:

gizmodo.com/scientists-are-turning-wifi-routers-into-creepy-radar-c-1794961990

Get the fuck out of my thread CIAnigger.

Nigger, did you actually read the article?

>Explain this.
They tap into the major fibre optic lines of the Internet's infrastructure, called backbones, and install a splitter. It duplicates the data going through the lines, and they capture it and store it (they make a copy of the Internet's traffic in real-time).

Pic related.

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The only answer is to get a librebooted thinkpad, delete your social media, drop the smart phone, and route all your Internet traffic through a VPN.

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>What would they gain by listening to plebs like us?
They feed their mass surveillance data into real-time world simulations. They can use this to make predictions about the future, and even create propaganda to manipulate us:

rt.com/viral/392119-assange-humanity-ai-propaganda/

>We're nobodies.
Speak for yourself.

Duh

Pokemon Go was funded by the CIA and NSA:

networkworld.com/article/3099092/mobile-wireless/the-cia-nsa-and-pokmon-go.html

They were experimenting with having the population willingly capture data for them (including faces) using their cell phones.

I think it about improving the surveillance sysyem that has been built over the last 17 years. It's unconstitutional as fuck but I guess everyone is going to stand around stroking themselves as the Civil Rights raping continues. Pathetic. It all started with an engineer who caught the government installing software? Tech of some type that split the signal giving the government a copy of all trhe data being run through this hub in California. People complained and tried to warn people but it was the era of the tyrant neocons (and they really did to us what these faggot leftists are trying to claim Trump wants to do).

That's not how blackmail works.

Dude. ALL OF THAT IS OBSOLETE once they put the Tech inside people.

Butterface

>but the reason their having to install so many of these tiny 5g antennas is because they have trouble penetrating solid objects at whatever frequency / wattage / whatever metric you measure that shit by.
Yeah, and they're installing enough of them so that they can successfully penetrate through all of the buildings in an area. Therefore, they can see inside those buildings.

A good question to ask would be: Are these 5G antennas capable of outputting RF frequencies outside of the range allocated for 5G?

AY! I see now. That's amazing. Thanks for explaining leafbro. It's just that all those adjectives made it hard for me to read your comment.

>route all your Internet traffic through a VPN.
lmao.

we backdoored everything
/thread

I have a question...will it be possible to interfere with the wifi signal without destroying the device (smart coffee makers smart furnaces...)

At 5:19 in this video Trump says the Federal government is going to "do a recommendation" to cities to fast track the installation of 5G networks:

youtu.be/HRTrQ-04p8s

It's very important to them that this 5G network is deployed as quickly as possible.

also for a fact the trans-atlantic cable has a prism on it splitting the light into two segments one that is passed on as regular traffic and one that is copied via gchq and shared with nsa

I once saw a homeless guy at a festival who was wearing a t shirt for a cell phone company that turned the homeless guy into a wi-fi hotspot.

I only fap to 2D on an old laptop that I never connect to the internet, and I've disconnected both the microphone and webcam from the main board. Feeling autistic but secure.

What kind of toys do you use, if you don't mind me asking?

You could potentially open up the device and remove the WiFi antenna (depending on its type and how it's installed -- some of them are so tiny and integrated into the mainboard that it would be impossible). Depending on how the device was programmed, it might still work fine, or it might shit the bed because it detects an error.

We should vote with our dollars and just not buy these "smart" devices.

half of this is larp, the other half is surprisingly accurate

t. electrical engineer student

just build spark-gap generators, lol

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Point out the LARP big brain student.

>t. electrical engineer student
t. already forgotten about Snowden.

>We should vote with our dollars and just not buy these "smart" devices.
I agree, you work on it there I'll work on it here and we'll meet in the middle...smart electric meters should be the first target.

So all it would take to bring down the NSA would be a dozen guys with screwdrivers?

see
$100 at most and you can build like a dozen home-made radio jammers, all frequencies all channels

you could broadcast a constant deauth for everything and they couldnt stay connected
really simple to do on any laptop
would also affect all devices in signal range unless whitelisted

youtu.be/0SaEPW_iMF8

A tutorial. It works and it's beneficial for the health too.

basically. this pasta is completely correct in the fact that even two dedicated guys can bring down an entire city, just by knowing a couple things

>Point out the LARP big brain student.
ethernet cables can be spliced and the signals intercepted. EM signals can be measured and intercepted, maybe not decoded entirely assuming good encryption, but probably correlated with recorded data.

If any of this would be true, someone should have already noticed these signals.


But yes, 5G could theoretically be used to 3D map the world, given enough computing power. Accuracy would be pretty bad though, best would probably somewhere around the resolution you can get with a satellite

>beneficial for the health too.
go on..

Is it wrong that these posts actually make me feel relieved instead of scared?

You dumb fat. They already have technology a couple hundred years more advanced then ours more advanced than anything in James bond. You're a true fat

Smart meters anger me because the hardware is capable of doing far more than just communicate your meter usage to the electric company worker in the van driving down your street.

One solution could be to shield them on the side that faces your house, so that the signal can only project outwards from your house and not into it (the meter guy could still read it from the road).

At the end of the day it's a company or the government installing a relatively powerful computer and wireless device on your property, and accessing it remotely. It's a terrible precedent and should be staunchly resisted.

>All that tranny and cuck porn

Guess my political career is over before it started.

nope, its perfectly normal to not want to live as a rat in a cage constantly monitored and shaken down for money by jews.
DAY OF THE ROPE WHEN

Jesus, if you're not shitting me, this is truly interesting.
If by any chance the NSA does get knocked out by some screwdriver bois, it will without a doubt become the greatest historical meme ever.

>This was proven by a university research team quite recently.

>Leaves no links to study

no, they can't

>If any of this would be true, someone should have already noticed these signals.
The Internet is mirrored at the fibre optic backbone level by the NSA, this is not even up for debate, Snowden leaked these details years ago.

>good encryption
Oh sweet summer child. It's always hilarious when electrical engineers think they know anything about computer science.

>5G could theoretically be used to 3D map the world, given enough computing power. Accuracy would be pretty bad though
Not at all, accuracy is very good even with off the shelf WiFi routers. These 5G cell nodes are also designed around the concept of pinpointing targets (devices) and focusing concentrated RF beams at them, so they already have the ability to map the exact position in space a device has with high accuracy.

You don't have a clue what you're talking about.

as soon as we have the right happening, that's almost a certainty, in addition to the destruction of many other soft targets critical to getting electricity or internet anywhere in this country
all they had to do was leave my videogames alone, but nope, now i get to plan for this shit and stockpile ammo, copper wire, and booze/weed

good video on smart meters youtube.com/watch?v=2uMfx-FsJiE

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>Guess my political career is over before it started.
That might actually help you run for the Liberals.