Is there a way to send messages via internet without revealing the recipient?
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Is there a way to send messages via internet without revealing the recipient?
Michael Ward
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Sebastian Perry
Yeah, hack a satellite to send it, brainlet.
There's a powerpoint floating around about this exploit somewhere. I always wanted to set up a satellite dish to do it.
Adrian Hill
not OP but im very interested in this
give more info please?
Cooper Anderson
Of course there is a way.
Could you explain in detail your question?
Ian Nguyen
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Lincoln Carter
post a pgp encrypted message publicly on a website of your choice.
Evan Cook
and how do i let the recipient know where is this message?
William Rodriguez
nevermind i figured it out ;)
Asher Ortiz
tell them?
Ryan Allen
> I always wanted to set up a satellite dish to do it.
>Party van inbound
Ayden Rivera
kek
Thomas Parker
this is actually possible, not really hacking a satellite but you could use radio to send your data into a public point so the recipient wouldn't be possible to identify, its similar like using Starbucks wifi but with a decent setup you could be kilometers far away
Sebastian Johnson
You could be located with high school level math. Also, if you're boosting high powered radio waves, you're going to raise flags.
Evan Foster
Lots of options available if you use your imagination. An important point though is to not act like a criminal. You act like a criminal and some program will flag you as a potential criminal. A prosecutor wouldn't be able to use any illegally obtained evidence but a cop might be told to check out an apartment complex starting from the entrance near your door. Turning your cell phone off all the time is a bit weird. Just forget it at home once in a while or forget to charge it before starting that road trip.
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The bitch's cellphone data didn't support her story and my friends at a park got a bad vibe before recognizing who she was.
Noah Murphy
ye sure but you not supposed to do that, send the data and leave that position, they wont be able to track it once the signal is over
Isaiah Bell
> they wont be able to track it once the signal is over
Assuming "they" didn't capture your signal from multiple locations.
Nicholas Parker
there's like 1 tower with an open channel for things like that like every 200km, no one is going to bother finding out who it is dude
Oliver Cruz
yes
Carson Sullivan
Satellites communicate in the sub-gigahertz range. Do what you like, but I would be hesitant to try.
Adrian Roberts
Wait what? More data about this woman you saw at a park
Jack Long
No, you're missing the point.
You don't send it to the satellite. You have the data be sent through the satellite through spoofing and be sent over the entire country so no one knows who picks it up.
Christian Brooks
I can't find the powerpoint right now, it was part of some hacking presentation at a conference explaining a security issue with modern satellites.
I think there might have been an article about it, I'm not sure.
Oliver Cox
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Andrew Ward
post on a public facebook profile