connect it to the net, they said. what's the worst that can happen, they said.
NOW MY HOUSE IS GONE AND MY HAIR LOOKS TERRIBLE!
Eli Moore
get paid in cash, buy a few cheap laptops off of cl, even better offer up or pawn shops, although i wouldn't be surprised if pawn shops got offered money and free tech support to upload rootkits to their shit as a dragnet
Jackson Wilson
common cents
Caleb Rivera
hey /sec/
i just got my first paycheck. i got hired by a security paranoid CEO who green lit me as an intern for my first job, and now i just completed my first project and enjoying a half day i'm giving myself off.
Thanks to all the knowledge shared and discussed here i'm able to socialize at tech parties and be the weird obsessive guy and that's an easy roll to excell in
Anyway, thank you. i want to keep /sec/ alive at all costs. Now i'm a real professional programmer
Tyler Gomez
Good to be back. I think the image needs a touch of green to be noticed.
Last thread: Also note cross board thread on Neuralink:
sure user, if you paypal me i'll send you my secret reserch paper "Going to pawn shops and buying shitty laptops you later use to mine gold from."
it's a steal at only 50 dollars plus i need a high res photocopy of your drivers, your id, your birth, ss, tax return, bank account paperwork with passwords.
You can trust me user, i'm from 4channel!
Hunter Torres
Theres much more that buying a laptop you condescending cunt.
Adam Mitchell
you're right >buying a laptop in cash >using it in public with lots of other people >use it as part of a routene to explore parts of the city with different electronic loadouts >keep op sensitive components completely turned off sans battery and in faraday transport to prevent accidental paring logs >launch op timed to a period you are in transit and easy to prove so >clean up everything >destroy any laptop after it' first use, no exceptions. Use no names accross. Write all software on the laptop. Use no common libraries.
Hunter Walker
>The alt.cyberpunk FAQ (V5.24) [ ftp://50.31.112.231/pub/Alt_Cyberpunk_FAQ_V5_preview25.htm ] You might want to update that, we are up to V5.26, or Preview 26. If the Neuralink hype is good I guess an update is due.
>The /sec/ Career FAQ (V1.9) [ ftp://50.31.112.231/pub/sec_FAQ_V1_Preview11.htm ] The URL is right but it is V1.11 strictly speaking.
Spread the good word. Parrot os lives irrelevant of our sins. Parrot OS cares not for mortality or morality, but rather it is a stable kali fork for dd use and security tooling!
So IBM and Xilinx have been helping China create data mining CPUs which have been sold by Semptian front INextFlag to various dictatorships in the Middle East and North Africa. Seems like a good idea, right? I mean, IBM sold those nifty counting machines to Germany and nothing bad happened there.
Josiah Cruz
Looks tasty
Isaac Bailey
> Fresh baby spinach, shredded. > Shallots, diced and sautéed > Fresh garlic, likewise. > Raw egg scrambled in a bowl, add black pepper and cayenne to taste. > Assorted tomatoes, roasted. > Fresh Parmesan, grated. > Whole grain pasta.
Pic related is another dish I made a few weeks ago for a /sci/ community.
Parrotpill me. Why should I uninstall Arch and install Parrot?
Nolan Jenkins
Also requesting the parrotpill
Zachary Nelson
you used alot of embellishment to make a bad dish sound impressive
Hudson Taylor
> Embellishment Maybe someone who can only microwave tendies would call such a basic description as 'embellishment'. Either that or you nothing but an Italian.
Aiden Smith
PARROT IS THE LIGHT
ARCH >is stupid >is for smelly plebians >For people who rather have the newest tool rather then the tried and true, stable debian version
Parrot >debian base, fuck yeah being the most professional family >like kali, but for daily driving use >shitfuckton of packages, comes standard with kayak and other superfun tools. anonsurf, although i'm working on a custom version that'll be way better >can import xfce the best of all DEs >Basically hacker-ubuntu, has all the tools of kali with more user features and security, keep your head on your shoulder and you'll know what to do
But if you're someone like the guy who i taught how to do basic bash scripts today, it's a great starter os that can mooch off of debian for install advice and help me demonstrate why linux is superior for development, as well as get him interested in security.
There is a Home version without all the tools, btw, i assume with only light tools like ad awareness and whathaveyou.
EITHER WAY I was hired because i do work and develop little scripts for this distro, like the one i used today to control cpu freq. it's impressive to employers and a CEO saying yes is way more important then some peon saying maybe.
Plus parrot has this thing where it says
User @ parrot - ~/Documents/gayshit/not_me/ >>CLI text goes here, CLI COMMANDS HERE
it's great. Give if a shot if you like security, i'm working to import xfce4 fully to the distro
Christian Baker
in short
listen, i like going against the grain. i like cli tools. i like arch.
I trust my work laptop loaded with Parrot because debian will have to go SERIOUSLY FUCKING DOWNHILL before fucking debian will crash. It'll be huge news, everywhere in the linux world. So yeah, i type parrot-upgrade with confidence that when it is done it'll run even better then it did before
Good thread. Into anything with the word “manifesto” spelt 9 times
Elijah Robinson
Page 8
Anthony Brooks
True. And it could have been more, OP missed Pixiefuel's manifesto (she did two), my favourite one. After all there is noting like the nostalgic wrath of a 16 year old, raging about the net going to pot.
James Powell
stop talking out of your ass. you sound like a summerfag that discovered kali last week, and parrot OS yesterday. git gud and stop spreading FUD
Jaxon Wilson
based & redpilled
Parker Hernandez
I was going to ask ITT if WPA keys are uncrackable, but the last two public hotspots I've used just had a single digit repeated ten times, so the answer is: not as long as they're being set by humans.
Which brings me around to a new question: are QR codes going to become the dominant means of password sharing? Are they going to end up being used in private households? Or are even they too complicated for normies?
Justin Martin
QR codes have been popular in Japan for years and years but have been declared a security risk by some in the West. The thinking is supposedly that you cannot tell where the URL ends up. That is not different from bitly-type addresses anyway so it seems bogus. Also many scanner programs will show you the URL before you decide to follow it or not.
And these are not complicated at all.
Josiah James
I'm super ocd about solving problems and can work 8 hours straight on things but I obviously get very sloppy after a while. I'm not very good at math but I'm very good at spotting patterns. Would reverse engineering be a good career choice for me ? I don't mind if the problem I'm solving requires mundane boring repetitive shit, I still go full autist wanting to solve it
Elijah Moore
britfag here. i wanna use a payg sim card and access TOR. cannot find any info on web so here i am. can it be done?
Gabriel Garcia
Don't know the answer because I don't quite understand the question, but the IMEI of your phone is just as identifying as the sim card used, and it can't be as easily changed as the mac address of a laptop's wifi card. If you're asking what I think you're asking, better to use third party wifi on a laptop with a randomised mac address. Either that or use a disposable smartphone, which is a bit more expensive than just running macchanger another time.
Plebbit has a real problem in this are actually >Jow Forumssecurity and Jow Forumshacking are total shitfests of spam and retards >the only good sub, Jow Forumsnetsec, is so overly moderated nothing is allowed
Jacob Moore
Got any? Might have them added to the /sec/ FAQ, or make a new one.
Strange really how Jow Forums now is the comfier place.
Ryder Price
>the only good sub, Jow Forumsnetsec, is so overly moderated nothing is allowed Why is it heavily moderated?
Jayden Taylor
Because they take themselves very seriously.
Jonathan Butler
What’s a good project to do in CSEC that I can put on my resume?
Grayson Johnson
Too much ADHD, too little ASD.
Nolan Jenkins
bumperino
Easton Gomez
Manage your own servers and list your security mitigations. Join your local college tech group and spearhead security projects with them. Even better is joining your local 2600 group and make friends who are in the same boat as you or are already in the industry. I am still benefitting from the friendships I have made.
Eli Green
Seems we are still forgetting the link to
Jacob Allen
hey new to security and im trying to complete a CTF, is there a way to modify the value of a php SESSION variable? I tried sending it in the URL and it doesn't seem to work. Also, rec me some absolutely essential tools please :)))
Isaac Jenkins
Do a thorough security audit of 9front or Redox-OS. I don't think either have had one so that means your work will stand out.
Way back I found one source stating these contained wicks soaked in various essential oils, for inhalation. Not sure if it was true but that could explain why they are more or less extinct.
Ethan Thomas
Blade Runner being storytimed over in
Blake Rivera
oh no im looking for some myself, once I've gathered enough info ill post whatever good, valid, update information that I've found
Owen Clark
What do you think of Elon Musk’s neural interface chip?
Aaron Nelson
is anyone even talking about this? thought this board would be going mad about it
Adrian Wood
whats the recommended android password manager to open .kdbx databases
Samuel Evans
vicks is used by ravers rolling on ecstasy because it makes their lungs feel good.
Parker Perry
It is a start but the field is full of similar projects with lower profile. Hopefully this means that these other projects will get better funding.
In next news I guess his follow up project will be making banesuits...
Keepassdroid? We are talking about the new database format here?
Aiden Thompson
Which proxy provider is good for proxy fagging on 4channel?
Joshua Nelson
Huitième page
Robert Bailey
Would there be use for a service that drops raspberry pi's near public networks for someone else to use then possibly reclaims/destroys them when finished?
early stages and really risky stuff. should be cool in 10 years, but i'll wait and see what happens to the early adopters. could end up like 3d tv or vr.
Anthony Johnson
Should I even bother pursuing pentesting as a career if I can't get a TS clearance?
Most jobs I see require some kind of security clearance. I have debt from student loans that hurt my credit.
Jayden Thompson
Sup dudes ? I'm getting back in the CTF and pentest game. If any of oy faggots want to make a team
I had expected news on Neuralink to drive more traffic here, strangely it was mostly confined to Also I also had hoped the guy from Jinteki to bring more traffic here. That might happen over time. And after all, can there be any doubt that we live in a /cyb/ world? I expect Ono-Sendai to release their first cyberdeck any day now.
Brody Foster
student loans aren't disqualifying, lol
Oliver Bennett
Where do I get an Ono-Sendai sticker pack to stickerbomb my laptop and VR set?
Jeremiah Perry
user student loan debt is affects most students in this country. That is the least of their worries.
Ryan Adams
I think that depends very much on country and study. For instance in the US the bottom fell out of the legal job market years ago. Many graduates have no realistic hope of ever paying it down. other sectors such as software developers, business/management etc. will earn well.
In the UK tech is not well paid but accountants rake it in and have a good chance to make it to upper management. In Germany the situation is yet different.
Chase Hughes
The point is if it will disqualify from getting a job. Not that those countries are very relevant these days.
Quick Question: Can I access TOR ( .onion sites) via a Pay-As-You-Go SIM card?
Blake Howard
Depends on the provider. Some might block TOR's entry points I managed to access TOR with my personal simcard though
Also some protocols might be blocked (i.e ssh, ftp...)
Noah Jones
I have heard that yes, debt can be a problem in getting a job with alphabet soup agencies. I don't know if they make an exception for student loan debt. The idea is to make sure they do not employ people who can be blackmailed or pressured into doing something against the interests of their employers. Student loans, however, are not a sign of inability to handle your finances.
Matthew Clark
Bump with a reminder, pic. related. We got info on Jinteki, though.
I defaulted on my student loans and it hurt my credit.
Henry Nelson
reeeeee I just want a CVE to my name already
Bentley Jackson
Tech is well paid in the UK, not US tier but still pretty good. At entry level though it's not well paid at all though. There's huge job security because of in the sheer number of "tech" jobs. You could walk out of a job and into another straight away if you're decent with some experience.
Anthony Gonzalez
Sure. Go ahead. We have already given you hints about where to find some.
I was told people with tech degrees used to be retrained in finance a while ago, and then earned triple their original salary.
Jace Myers
>not doing anything to stop van eck phreaking >not knowing that the gyroscope in your hard drive can be used as a microphone >not using ecc ram >not being able to set kernel parameters to deny inserted usb devices >not desoldering the microphone >not realizing that the cpu microcode could communicate with the microphone regardless of libreboot >not putting nail polish on the screws and taking high resolution pictures to ensure signs of tampering >not removing the modem with dma >not going fanless to prevent binary acoustic data transmission >not knowing the ethernet and wifi card have access to the keyboard >using xorg where any window can steal the contents of the clipboard or keystrokes >not knowing that the sound card can change the headphone jack into a microphone jack and use it to record through the headphones >not knowing they bounce an infrared laser off a flat surface anywhere near your laptop to steal your encryption keys by listening to your cpu fan or your keystrokes >not knowing spectre, meltdown, rowhammer and rambleed can break anything remotely using a web page with javascript >not wardriving from the top floors using parkour
