/cyb/ + /sec/ - Cyberpunk and Cybersecurity General

/cyb/erpunk:
The Cypherpunk Manifesto activism.net/cypherpunk/manifesto.html
The Cyberpunk Manifesto project.cyberpunk.ru/idb/cyberpunk_manifesto.html

"What is cyberpunk?" pastebin.com/hHN5cBXB

Cyberpunk directory (Communities, Media, Readings) pastebin.com/VAWNxkxH
Cyberpunk resources (Miscellaneous) pastebin.com/Dqfa6uXx

/cyb/ ftp: ftp://50.31.112.231/pub/
ftp://collectivecomputers.org:21212/Books/Cyberpunk/

/sec/urity:
The Hacker Manifesto: phrack.org/issues/7/3.html
The Guerilla Open Access Manifesto: archive.org/stream/GuerillaOpenAccessManifesto/Goamjuly2008_djvu.txt

"Why privacy matters" youtube.com/watch?v=pcSlowAhvUk
"Shit just got real" pastebin.com/rqrLK6X0

Cybersecurity basics and armory pastebin.com/rMw4WbhX
Endware endchan.xyz/os/res/32.html
BBS archives textfiles.com/index.html
Various guides to get started github.com/mayfrost/guides/

Reference books (PW: ABD52oM8T1fghmY0) mega.nz/#F!YigVhZCZ!RznVxTiA0iN-N6Ps01pEJw

Thread Archive: archive.rebeccablacktech.com/g/search/text//cyb/ /sec//

IRC:
Guide github.com/mayfrost/guides/blob/master/IRC.md
Join irc://irc.rizon.net:6697
SSL Required:
#Jow Forumspunk
#Jow Forumssec
#nfo

Schway SSH Textboard: [email protected] (port 22)

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Other urls found in this thread:

onlinevote-pit.ch/details/
youtube.com/watch?v=Y_3L1RNt8Wg
discover.dtic.mil/
soundcloud.com/datashat/memory-mix
tapas.io/episode/1322221
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell_(manga)
youtube.com/watch?v=YK6IjJkjkiI
twitter.com/AnonBabble

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Link old thread bruv

where can i find the latest password lists and data breach

kys

Yay! We are back!

(on page 10!)

Say I live in an authoritarian state in a densely populated city. It's an open secret that the government has virtually unlimited authority to compel ISPs and individuals to cooperate with them on mass surveillance. Cameras are also everywhere - shopping malls, fast food outlets, libraries, public transportation. Everyone from the telcos to the shopping malls will hand over data to the government.

What's a good setup to discreetly conduct my hobbies? I've been thinking of using this national public wifi, but that requires an SMS verification. Virtual internet adapter MAC address is a given, I'm getting some of the privacy centered distros to handle that.

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=== /sec/ News:
Once again the Swiss take the lead:
>Public Intrusion Test (PIT)
onlinevote-pit.ch/details/
>The Swiss Cantons have offered online voting to members of their electorate since 2004. Meanwhile, more than 200 binding trials at Federal votes and elections have taken place in 15 cantons. In order to expand online voting to a broader public, the Federal regulation obliges the Cantons to meet an additional set of requirements. These include the system feature of full verifiability, performing numerous audits and publishing the software components’ source code. Additionally, the Swiss Confederation and the Cantons have decided that the systems need to be publicly tested within the setting of a public intrusion test (PIT).

>Schway SSH Textboard: [email protected] (port 22)
Missed a few threads. We're live through SSH or what? I don't know if user got it doone at the end.

>Say I live in an authoritarian state in a densely populated city.
That would be roughly most of the world.

>It's an open secret that the government has virtually unlimited authority to compel ISPs and individuals to cooperate with them on mass surveillance. Cameras are also everywhere - shopping malls, fast food outlets, libraries, public transportation. Everyone from the telcos to the shopping malls will hand over data to the government.
Business as usual.

>What's a good setup to discreetly conduct my hobbies? I've been thinking of using this national public wifi, but that requires an SMS verification. Virtual internet adapter MAC address is a given, I'm getting some of the privacy centered distros to handle that.
Sneakernet goes a long way to fix this. The Millennium Exercise drove this home.

I am still confused by

It can also be someone that used different IPs to vote on the poll.

Is the surprise of so many lurking and not posting

I hope more will post. This is the comfiest general around.

What hooked me up to post was the news. We have plenty of resource in the pasta, if there was a bot scraping the links from OP and posting news and random stuff that would be cool and bring more people to comment.

Sure the board is fast right now.
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I hope you have a great week ahead, /cyb/. What are you working on?

We have CompilingOP who said he was going to compile all the nuggets from past posts. And that is a huge task.

In this case you can search the archives for the string "===". The news are sub divided into /cyb/ and /sec/.

>Discusses the weekend. And it is Monday.
I like this perspective.

For my part I am still pottering about the FAQ, planning to have it announced in BoingBoing. Google search is getting worse and worse and this FAQ is surprisingly hard to find. Also Google has added rather a lot of stop words that give strange results.

>user says "week ahead"
>Discusses the weekend
you read that wrong

> Google search is getting worse and worse
yeah, they are getting more and more manipulative. But just like every other empire, their days are numbered anyway.
>stop words that give strange results.
care to elaborate?

this is the post

What pentesting software do you wish existed? Software dev taking suggestions.

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not strictly pentesting but I would love to see someone successfully use ML or genetic algorithms to automatically find flaws in both source and executable code. this sounds like pattern matching problem

>care to elaborate?
I'll write more tomorrow but briefly, there are words like "Wullenweber" that makes Google not want to find results. Use the Google search box on pastebin and you find only one single entry. There are more in older Radio FAQs. Go to bing.com and type in "wullenweber site:pastebin.com" and you find more. And that is suspicious.

Hmmm... google gives me 181.000 results
pastebin gives zero
google inurl:pastebin.com gives 3 (but the only relevant is the radio faq)
weird
Now I guess Im in yet another watchlist. Oh well...

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/cri/ + /nge/ - Cringe General

Cyberpunk has nothing to do with cybersecurity

thanks for the bumps

>Off Grid: Disclosing your 0days in a videogame mod (SHA2017)
youtube.com/watch?v=Y_3L1RNt8Wg

>Off Grid is a different kind of hacking game, and it is fully moddable. The game logic runs on Lua under the hood, and all the computers you hack, whether desktop PCs or IoT devices are their own Lua VMs allowing modders and hackers to create their own LUA hackable devices, hacking tools, and data types. This flexibility allows anyone to model real life or cutting edge hacks in the game, so next time you find a bleeding edge exploit, why write a white paper, when you could model it in a mod and pass it on for people to play?

Working on getting my Sec+ cert and there is so much shit in this its annoying. Anyone have decent resources besides Professor Messer? What jobs should I be looking for with this cert along with my A+ and Net+?

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Where do I go to learn more advanced things on cryptography ? I already know the basics. I know elliptic curves . Now what

i wish I knew how to hack
whats the difference between sec+ and oscp?

OSCP as I understand it is more geared toward Red Team operations regarding security and is mostly Linux based. Kind of the more technical side of Ethical Hacking Certification working in a premade lab and that is what you are tested on. I've heard you can have up to 24 hours to take the test and you dont have to re-qualify unlike Sec+
Security + is faggot ass ComptiA's game and is more knowledge based and overall security policies, procedures and protocols. Involves a variety of topics like PKI Authentication, Basic and Advanced Encryption, Software and Network based Attacks as well as WAN, LAN and Device Security. I'm currently about to EAS from the Military and most jobs I've seen with Sec+ and my job background/experience lands you a comfy 80k start job, problem is there are so many things you have to remember and any sources aside from Professor Messer are sketchy. Plus if ComptiA finds out you someone are trying to get access to Test bank questions or cheat in any way shape or form will ban you from taking any ComptiA test (A+, Net+, Sec+ CISSP ect..) also Sec+ requires you to renew your cert every 2 years or have 50 credited hours of instruction.

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Thanks.

Why did ghost in the shell refer to running off network as "Autistic Mode" anyway. I wonder what the original Japanese script called it. I think there's a nuance of local translation.

I dislike this general

'morning. Have a bump while I brew my first coffee

OK, back with more.

Google Wullenweber antenna and the result are pretty limited. For reasons I know where to look:
discover.dtic.mil/
Funnily enough, that site uses Google search. Enter "Wullenweber" there and you suddenly get all sorts of relevant hits that never appears on a general Google search.

So obviously Google uses stop-and-block words but there are loop holes. This is also used in stopping searches for porn siterips but this application was a bit unexpected. Especially as Bing and Yandex are not hobbled like this.

BTW I had uploaded pastes with Wullenweber so I knew it was on pastebin and I noticed this issue when I tried to retrieve one of them and couldn't. That is how this started.

And the Wullenwebers remain pretty impressive pieces of what in this line of work is known as antenna pr0n.

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Music for that coffee.
>soundcloud.com/datashat/memory-mix

Possibly due with the kanji for the world: 自閉症=Closing off of the self

This gives me an idea for a service that searches same term on multiple proxys located in different parts of the world, then cross check the results.
Funny things are expected.

I'm trying the have worm for dirt the corn i'm ddoing try to the bonce ronceee

>bonce ronceee
What did user mean by this?

Maybe something that suggests well-known exploits to try based on any sort of software versions it can detect.

Is modempunk welcome here? How about textpunk? I am pretty sure cypherpunk is.

Modempunk is A E S T H E T I C and make me want to have a computer like this picture. And textpunk is not behind, just thinking about using text formats for stuff I d everyday is a relief from the visual bloat we are attacked every day.

I think we should be thinking more in terms of textpunk, for example the FAQ, is an achievement in mostly ASCII text. Granted, I had to use github for some of my things but I am always contemplating how to got back to pure text and be "findable" like you are on github, kind of the same SEO you think with google.

Excuse my rant.

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>autopwn
not him, but there are already scripts for that. Anything those are missing?

Is modempunk welcome here? How about textpunk?
absolutely. Ive been thinking about the new web should go back to its origins, and I mostly agree with your views, like some other anons in prev threads.
Assembling a team of free thinkers would be crucial to get started. Stay tuned and feel free to drop more ideas and suggestions.

>Is modempunk welcome here? How about textpunk?
Sure, I agree with here. There are stories about modems used by the underground and I think Bruce Sterilng wrote about one.

>I am pretty sure cypherpunk is.
Also agreed. Textfiles.com is a popular site with tons of Cyberpunk texts, including zines.

>Modempunk is A E S T H E T I C and make me want to have a computer like this picture. And textpunk is not behind, just thinking about using text formats for stuff I d everyday is a relief from the visual bloat we are attacked every day.

>I think we should be thinking more in terms of textpunk, for example the FAQ, is an achievement in mostly ASCII text.
The early FAQs were all written in plain text format, the present FAQ is based on those, updated and wrapped in simple HTML with zero graphics. And it loads pretty much instantly.

>Granted, I had to use github for some of my things but I am always contemplating how to got back to pure text and be "findable" like you are on github, kind of the same SEO you think with google.
For all the talk of the semantic web, processing plain text is much simpler. The music file is one such example.

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>a computer like this picture
back in the day it was a battle between Z-80 machines running CP/M and the 6502 powered Apple 2. It is interesting that 40 years later it is 6502 that remains popular.

The world would have been a different place if WDC had made a 65000 processor so that we could have avoided all the trouble with MS-DOS.

I wonder how cyberpunk 2077 will affect cyberpunk community.

I don't think it'll do any good. Even though I plan on getting it if it comes out for PC.

That could be a useful test for the Tor Observatory. Do you know about OONI probe? People run tests from all over the world and compare results to try and detect censorship and the method. IE Saudi Arabia is blocking DNS requests for biggay.com or whatever

Great, lets drop some topics to see what we share in common. Might be good to see how other people dumps info into plain text.

I have questions like is the formatting ala RFC a good idea? That formatting was made with preprocessors like groff, but I am sure there are programs that do the conversion back and forth from plain text to groff. How can we share information in Jow Forums? Is pastebin the only way? How about we use torrents? Should we try IPFS? Something else? How about backups of the FAQ, how we save the OP in case he disappears one day? How about making a bot scraping the links and posts here?

One thing I find annoying in the bloated "social networks" is keeping hostage its people inside their bubble. To reach them we need to be inside their network, but textpunk wouldn't be doing good in places like Facebook. In the early days of the internet it was more easy to maintain a mostly text website. Today the young generations are trapped by Instagram. I think that is why the chans are the last refuge of freethinkers, we do have pictures and memes but we are also the place of the "pasta" and the "greentext".

Maybe the world be changing again in the next decade. Microsoft is not what it used to be and we are about to face major hardware changes when we finally hit the size limit of chips and even now quantum computers are being sold. In the software world the driving force in the future will be software bloat and intentional bugs (as in backdoors), as some programmers are finally understanding minimalism has benefits while others love to trust big projects that are "too big to fail" because they are backed by important corporations. The only other force that could change the landscape is some big event financed by state actors, but those are hard to predict.

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can someone recommend me a hackman phone with the following:

- changeable IMEI
- non carrier locked
- physical qwerty keyboard
- dumbphone (NO GOOGLE/APPLE)
- no gps
- no bluetooth
- no wifi

preferrable:

removable battery
no camera

Get the information first. The medium is unimportant and leads to arguments and distraction before anything gets done.
>I'll make the logo!

>what is metasploit

We have the information by the metric ton

Sammy, a cyberpunk/desertpunk comics is updated:
tapas.io/episode/1322221

How do I become a hax00r?
>inb4 not srs
>i'm serious

stop posting and start reading
>lurk moar

>b-butt where should i s-start?!

problably by reading OP's post

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fpbp

What does it say?

hmg dot neocities dot org

Watching networking videos because I'm a brainlet

Turned down a top secret clearance job Jow Forums what am I going to miss out on

It says "read me"

What even is modempunk?

I wish I knew what interesting stuff I could do on my own. Feels like these threads are 90% how do I get a job shit or how to hack a machine you have physical access to

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>Great, lets drop some topics to see what we share in common. Might be good to see how other people dumps info into plain text.
Sure, trhese are the parts that usually get interesting.

>I have questions like is the formatting ala RFC a good idea? That formatting was made with preprocessors like groff, but I am sure there are programs that do the conversion back and forth from plain text to groff.
The music file ftp://collectivecomputers.org:21212/Books/Cyberpunk/Cyberpunk_Playlist_Preview3.htm was converted using a plain old school AWK script ftp://collectivecomputers.org:21212/Books/Cyberpunk/tohtml.awk. Small, simple, bare-bones and works. Is that what you had in mind?

The /cyb/ FAQ is made in Seamonkey web editor with minor manual adjustments.

>How can we share information in Jow Forums? Is pastebin the only way?
The above FTP site is preferred but we also have a secondary FTP site mentioned in the OP. Pastebin is more limiting.

>How about we use torrents?
You could but so far we don't have that large a collection. The AEL user has a huge archive that might be suited for torrents, the index file alone is 2 MB.

>Should we try IPFS? Something else?
Earlier we discussed knowledge management by cross linked annotated markup and for that IPFS can be useful since it uses a blockchain for verification of the source texts.

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>One thing I find annoying in the bloated "social networks" is keeping hostage its people inside their bubble.
Back in the day people paid a fortune for SMS when they could have communicated for free using email. It was bizarre to anyone with a tiny bit of insight. Trouble is, most people do not care about insight. Fashion trumps facts any day. Thus it is easier to consider social media users a lost cause and rather inform those too young to have gotten into the rut. FB users know they are exploited. They just don't care about themselves and they care even less about third parties caught on their pictures uploaded to FB and analysed to death.

>To reach them we need to be inside their network, but textpunk wouldn't be doing good in places like Facebook. In the early days of the internet it was more easy to maintain a mostly text website.
There was also Usenet News which was mostly plain text. These days alt.cyberpunk is mostly dead. Last post that was not spam was in November.

>Today the young generations are trapped by Instagram.
Gen Z is supposed to be the last best hope. They shall inherit the mess and they will not like what they will discover. Their task shall be Herculean.

>I think that is why the chans are the last refuge of freethinkers, we do have pictures and memes but we are also the place of the "pasta" and the "greentext".
The cliche Jow Forums user is on the upper end of the spectrum and far from the norm. So yes, I can agree there are many free thinkers and the signal is good though the noise is deafening. I am just a little sceptical about extrapolating Jow Forums to a wider demographics.

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This
I just want a handbook on pentesting and other networking like shit .
Everything called a "handbook" is like 400 page tomes . And they want to teach me from the basics of programming and let's dive into assembly. Or they want to do it from the perspective of giving me the most comprehensive shit upfront which just ironically makes it harder to use and retain. You learn through use. Or the text wants to pretend I want an Infosec job and talk about thread modeling or something. I'll learn that stuff when I'm interested but give me something I can chew on and apply to see if I even am interested
Call me a script kiddie but I don't have the patience for that low level of an idea for hacking or a desire. I have a computer science degree i don't have a head for that kind of stuff. I just want easyish stuff I can take advantage of. Like wardriving or some shit. Phreaking if it was ancient times.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell_(manga)

bumping with GitS // Kōkaku Kidōtai

>Masamune's b&w drawings are dynamic and beautifully gestural; he vividly renders the awesome urban landscape of a futuristic, supertechnological Japan.

>Ghost in the Shell 1.5: Human-Error Processor was ranked #10 in The New York Times Manga Best Seller List on October 19, 2012.[45] Scott Green of Ain't It Cool News praised the manga for its footnotes that "alone are worth the price of admission. The degree to which he apparently takes every aspect seriously and the amount of information he'd like to convey verges on a disorder."

>What even is modempunk?
There is one story I vaguely remember but I cannot find the sources just now. Back in the day when the iron wall came down a lot of the underground had computers. But they had no connections. Modems were expensive and regulated and good luck getting one in the Eastern Europe.

Then, someone went around to these groups and handed out free modems that were compatible with the national telecom system. This brought the underground closer together and made BBS possible.

He was a modem punk. They never found out who he was.

So basically Johnny Modemseeder?

You rejected Section 9?

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You could say that. Information transmission is key to an underground.

While the Shah of Iran was in power Ayatollah Khomeini used typewriters and cassette tapes to bring his words to his followers. When he took power he made both illegal.

Knowledge is power, the Greeks realised this more than 2500 years ago. And knowledge shared is even more power.

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fucking why

You won't be missing committing crimes

Bye NSA

Made us an OP cover

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this is why we have 80/20 ratio of lurkers to posters

Blade Runner, Altered Carbon, and the Relevancy of Cyberpunk
youtube.com/watch?v=YK6IjJkjkiI

>implying thats a bad thing

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alternate attached.

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>"Hand Maid's Tale" is what Margaret Atwood called "speculative fiction" because it describes a world that could technically exist without any changes to the laws of physics or quantum leaps in bio-technology. It is a world that could exist right now if people chose it. I put 1984 in this same classification. Brave New World, on the other hand I call "Science Fiction". It describes a world that utilizes technologies and manipulations of nature far different from our own. In short, the suspension of disbelief for 1984 is, "I'll accept that people would act this way". For Brave New World, it's, "I'll accept that humans can be engineered to such precision that they'll be perfectly suited for their assigned role and love doing it." Comparisons of the novels typically gloss over the fact that in BNW, humans don't have parents. Everyone is grown in jars and the three "lowest" strata (not classes, because there are no classes) are made up of huge groups of identical twins. Embryos are exposed to chemicals and radiation to stunt them, and babies and children undergo operant conditioning to make them love things of their stratum and dislike things of others. My point is that I don't think the society in BNW is strictly a human society as we understand it. Rather it exists for Huxley to make the point that if you want a society that is "stable" and "happy" (ostensible goals of progress) then you would need to fundamentally rewire humans.

Once again the night is upon us. Stay alive, stay comfy.

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If you make em square they stand out more prominently in the catalog

To be honest I've seen enough of humanity to understand the possibility of those speculations, and that BNW is very human and eerily possible.

Please respond

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Why don't you go to project euler and start practicing?

>Mastering Algorithms in Perl
>a page in the cryptography chapter is dedicated to "legal issues"

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What does project euler have to do with it

thx m8

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hacking = programming = math

From knowledge, if you passed the sec+ you would easily walk into a SOC job

There are tons of practical videos that show you how to do stuff. Just pick up one you like and can reproduce in a controlled environment (virtual machine or local pc) and blindly follow instructions. Most of us started as skids, then began understanding how and why things really work and leveld up. When you feel comfortable with what you learnt, try explore more than what is told in the video, get curious and try new things. Theres not only one road, but hands on tutorials are a good start.

To successfully hack something (outside of being a script kiddy with a copy of metasploit) you have to understand how it works better than the people using the system. This is self-evident: if the flaws you're exploiting were obvious to the average user, developer, or engineer, they would be patched or properly configured already. Depending on the target, you might have to be have a very solid working knowledge of any number of topics, including Linux, Windows, Active Directory, SCADA systems, telephony, social engineering, TCP/IP protocols, wireless, assembly, etc.

That said, I would recommend you start with some CTFs. Overthewire Bandit, picoctf 2018, or any number of beginner crackmes. Check Youtube when you get stuck.

Why did you do that? Having a TS sets you up for life for cushy gigs. And you can end up doing cool shit that would be illegal in any other context.