For the twist and go I will install a carburator with auto-choke (passiv) and will put on a sticker into the window
1.) Turn engine for 1,5s - then stop (to have fuel in the fuel hose - passive on engine fuel pump - tends to have a backflow to the tank) 2.) Push gas pedal 3 Times (to trigger the accelerator pump to have enough fuel in intake) 3.) start engine... yeah I would not sell any cars.
Btw. you might like this documentary especially Part2
2.) Yes, like any restricted goods, you can still buy drugs in "our" 21st century.
3.) no, in contrast, this behaviour is that of a legitimate leader, not only by rank, but by reputation.
When you command people being absolute is not a good option - because you will get a bunch of rule following idiots, instead of a creative and potent strike force - needless to say a trusting force. But you must not let "the grip" slip too much.
6) put it under the table-leg and stop the tilting 7) send it to Kim Jong Un - as part of his cyber defense - its so rare that not even the NSA has exploited it - btw. this might be illegal under current regulations. 8) send it to south korea they can tie it to a ballon and deliver it
The article section you referenced does only say things about the involvement in humans being used as test subjects and the involvement of the Bayer company in the holocaust.
And this was only possible because people were seen as being of less worth than others - as so called "Untermenschen" (-> sub-humans). And these people could to anything with those so called "Untermenschen", and gain profit.
However you missed the initial point that the holocaust was only to gain money from robbing jews of their possession, the robbing was a by-product, the basic intend was to wipe out the jewish population, and not to forget all other "races" that the Nazis deemed not life-worthy - mostly the population of eastern europe.
No that's wrong, you do show the cause and effect in a wrong way.
robbing possession As it is true that the Nazis robbed or coerced jewish people - those that were able to leave the country or those getting slaughtered - off their possession, the basic cause for the prosecution was a racistic - racial ideology - view on humans, their physiognomic properties and their suggested different worth for society.
pseudo-scientific racial "theory" This pseudo-scientific racial theory/ideology, in contrast to the "normal" anti-semitism that the church - protestant and catholic alike - propagated had resided in the culture since arround the mid to late 19th century, within various classes of society.
For example the historic "Martin Luther" published his anti-semitic views and this was also used in the prosecution of the jews in the 20th century.
the wealthy jew The wealth only some jewish entrepeneurs earned resulted in envy, indeed. It's one of those anti-semetic myths that jews in general are wealthy. But if one is to belong to a another group it is very easy to envy them, this is said to contrast the wealth gain of other entrepeneurs during similar times (Siemens, Krupp just to name a few)
And this way the view on so called "sub-humans" jews merged with the old legend of the jews as being the killers of jesus and general evil-doers - aided by the envy.
Jews were part of the society But the jewish people in the begining of those times were mostly far from being insular people, but the plan of the Nazis was to exclude the jews from the society ("Don't buy from jews", was painted by the "SA" - onto the window of jewish owned shops)
Popular jews of the time for example "Albert Einstein" also a certain amount of actors. Jews mostly were assimilated into the population, and sometimes only learned of their heritage when by the "Ariernachweis" - documenting their heritage of having jews or no-jews up to the grandparents level in their ancestry.
And btw. the Nazis sucked money everywhere - gold possession for example, (e.g. use of gold for wedding rings).
Genocide The appearance of a genocide is not bound to people being poor and others being rich. Its based on hate and the possibility to express that hate freely and to incite action against others.
Explanation: SA - "Sturmabteilung" - a group of violent street thugs of the NSDAP - put into uniform and later made deputies of the police to uphold the "public safety". In contrast to the SS "Sturmstaffel" which was the militarized section of the NSDAP
NSDAP - the Nazi party - Acronym translateion "National Socialistic German Workers Party"
1.) when I work 2.) when I work on my cars 3.) when I excersise my free time
As I stated in another post, to (re-)create the setup does/did not take much time, nor does it take much time to maintain, cause I tend not to do things more often if they are easy=time efficient to automate and to validate the results.
iscsi just exports the local drives to the localhost then my homeserver tunnels into and the iscsi-"client" (I hate the iscsi nomenclature) connects to localhost.
The tunnel is for authentification purpose(yeah iscsi can use some auth too but I was just lazy and wanted to have an small footprint config) and also for security because I do trust "ssh" much>much>much more than putting out an iscsi-server - even on a non-std. port number onto the internet. With the ssh-tunnel I kill two problems with one tool.
Then 2x "geli" takes over, so my final encrypted iscsi device is "/dev/da0.eli.eli" (= yeah I'm paranoid)
And rsync syncs only the files & directories that have changed, which is pretty efficient, also in terms of bandwidth usage. I get the full bandwidth out of my connection.
Rsync works great also for local directory syncing.
The encryption and decryption is 2x 100% done on the homeserver so my root server as well as my local backup server are just "dumb" providers of disk space.
1.b) using cygwin and the ssh-client I can even export those drives directly to windows(works like a charm) - except that windows cannot work on ufs2:)
In the past I employed low power NAS-Servers so geli+ZFS was just to hefty for them to use and UFS2 does the trick for me, for a good amount of time now.
2.) the hash DB is filled by just a bunch of shell scripts (no bash dialect or extensions, because I try to keep FreeBSD the primary operating system on the computer not BASH;) )
In the past I have experimented with another approach: just creating a bunch of directories using a certain amount of initial hash-hex-decimals of their hash as their names and then trying to balance them out.. because when hitting 36000 directories my script complained about not being able to create more dirs.
The scripts to balance this "hash tree" got pretty messy so I dropped that approach.
He was killed by an exploding grenade he had installed to kill thieves that would temper with his property. Unfortunatly he forgot the grenade and accessed the computer hardware with the neccessary precaution... or..
Was found guilty and got sentenced to death for trip-wire 1st degree murdering an FBI agent trying to access his computer hardware.
I value my data, my privacy and the data integrity to be important enough to warrant that much effort.. and from my point of view, people that don't, will realize that later, what they lost, but only when it happens.
I'm aware of the dangers of the offline and the online world and as such I take the neccessary precaution not to get worried over the awareness.
Example, my house burns down I buy a cheap computer and restore my data from the root server.
And that much effort.. you really think I do this barrage by hand ?.. in case of server reinstall: I have a custom FreeBSD-memstick image with precompiled specific config files. This setup however is only semi-automatic. So it takes about 5 minutes.
the operation - home backup server is started by the homeserver via a Silvershield USB switchable socket (using my intrusion detection raspi as an intermediate) and the backup starts automatically.
The ssh-tunnel to my root server is initiated via a pub/priv key.
So I do not have much of an effort because most of it runs unattended, the sanity is checked by another script (-> database of hashes, if too many hashes do change.. I get a red light). And at times its fun to just lay back and watch the system do its job.
The setup is also fun to extend and to automate, the Silvershield is the latest addition - Rome was just not built in one day.
Some questions to start with: 1.) Why keeping a hidden encrypted partition?
Its easier and more secure to have FDE in place because some programm.. perhaps notepad++ might buffer for example the text files that contain your passwords (password managers have some security issues themself).
2.) Backups / local & online "offsite"
Do you maintain the internet connection for your parents?.. put a small remote controlled server there and store only encrypted data on it.
encrypt backups too:)
here is how I do it:
1.) local data is encrypted and on a homeserver that has FDE
2.) my backup home server is just an iscsimachine the encryption/decryption is done on my homeserver and the disks are just "exported" over the network via iscsi
3.) my root server is an iscsi machine too and is handled the same way as my backup home server over an ssh tunnel.
The backup is done via rsync and I maintain a database of hashes for all files and locations (helps to reduce size by finding double data)
4.) I do a desaster simulation once in a while.. because having a backup is one thing, being able to restore all data it is another.
5.) When I'm not at home my computers are powered off, except an additional intrusion detection system. (old raspberry)
6.) all my computer I take with me are stone aged - yet still 64-bit & ssd accelerated - netbooks - cost ~60-80 USD + the ssd(only 128 and 256 gb) = low cost
Idea: It might be a good idea to have a "tripwire" partition in place that boots unencrypted unless you switch the boot manager to the real FDE partition on prompt. This tripwire installation can signal GPS position over a 3G-card or take pictures via the webcam and make other remote control stuff possible.
To my knowledge all 3G cards provide also gps data over a virtual comport. (= no extra special hardware neccessary)
808 hp in a country with 70-75-80(-85) mph speed limits,
What will happen with american built high power cars when - perhaps even by committing a crime - being pushed to the max speed? (breaking apart?)
Because its no such big deal to put much power into a car, the problem of aerodynamic lifting forces come into play interacting with shock absorbers.
The space between the street and your cars under-floor at high speed can make out the difference between driving and flying, because more distance to the road = more air being pushed under the car = lifting your car off the ground.
So a bump on the road can send you flying, and I don't think american highways are designed for speed like the german "Autobahn".
Option A. His team intentionally leaked prefabricated and "russianized" files, with false flag offshore bank account information to blame russia and its alley Le Pen - because they knew Le Pen could not keep her mouth shut after finding out that Macron would have an offshore bank account.
Option B. Or his team new they would be hacked so they planted "russianized" files before hand to have "good" publicity and give Le Pen bad publicity.
Option B. is mostly out of the question, those internal information mostly has unfavourable points and you don't want unfavourable things to be leaked, because even if you blame russia, the unfavourable information would be out in the wild - bad for Macron.
Option A. has basically the same caveat as Option B. the unfavourable information that would "signal" it to be legit.
Guys, its plain simple, Wikileaks has been duped.
And I think that Wikileaks has done good things in the past, but they now fall short because they just leak.. they do not work together with the press for a responsibly disclosure policy.
Opening their flank wide open for Trumpets and GOPhers and demoRATS alike to shame Wikileaks for "endangering" lives and threatening national security - because without a responsible disclosure policy and support from the press that's the easiest way to counter wikileaks.
The ego of Julian Assange plays right into the hands of the bad guys - russia, america, 5 warts they all have agencies, that all bend and break the law to their liking and spy on each and everyone - and wage war just to name it.
Sadly Wikileaks is currently a sock puppet. Wikileaks needs to go back to be a tool of democracy and against abusers of power - equally.
But with an Assange in hiding and in fear, wikileaks is weak.
Assange needs to leave the embassy and get to Sweden, if sweden dares to extradite(*) him to the U.S. we will have a good discussion in the media about wikileaks and the good they have done..
(*) I cannot imagine that Sweden will extradite him especially in the face of the european court for human rights, the current administration and their publically "expressed" interest in human rights and humane treatment (water boarding != torture and so on) - Sweden simply cannot extradite him.
But Sweden could be obliged to grant asylum for Assange due to his situation.
If would face death penalty, Sweden cannot extradite him right away -> European human rights charta.
So generally I would suggest that Assange leaves the embassy earlier than later especially in the face of the "Brexit" because the Brexit will perhaps leave Assange in the hands of the english judical system.. and 28 days later Trump has his trophy.
As you did, one can easily state that giving and taking orders is the prime mode of operation in leadership, and in the meantime it is.
However especially in times of crisis you need soft skills, you need to have leadership to build up a working team a unit of individuals that works seamlessly, is mentally stable.
A crisis situation will draw out the real personality of a human and a solid team will stick together and control the extremes.
And part of that is team building encouragement and a certain amount of leasure time - and even if they want to smoke or to vap - its a stress releave mechanism anyway. Smoking/vaping is also a social mechanism. (smokers group together)
Military is team work.
This is why even in the military you need to take account of the human factor, when you ignore it, you will destroy your resources.
If you decide to implement server-level encryption across all your servers,
This is basically simple you can build a server that does all encryption in ram, meaning the OS is loaded once then the encryption key is used to have it decrypt the content for the outside.
To stop tempering you could setup such a server yourself and equip it with various sensors that detect presence of people or tempering, and if detected it could shut down not compromising the encryption key to forensics.
Firewire(because of its DMA) needs to be disabled and unkown devices need to trigger a shut down event and must otherwise be ignored
con: However this type of server would still emit the key data as radio spectrum.
con2: The requesters question is quite sketchy, I suggest writting a specification first with the neccessary "must haves" and possible use cases.
my iscsi-encryption approach So I can only explain my private approach, I got a root server with big harddrives and those harddrives are exported via iscsi that iscsi-connection is tunneled through ssh.
I de-/encrypt & mount the drives only on my home server and sync the directories with rsync. The harddrives are double encrypted meaning I have two encryption devices and two dependend keys.
This sounds slow, but it isn't I get nearly the full upload bandwith of my connection.
Meaning my root server never "knows" what data is backed up on it - its a "dumb" server
I would suggest a similar approach for the requesters situation, because it solves a first step, separating the encryption key from the encrypted data.
And a second step having two encryption keys making it more difficult to get all two if separated (which is contrary to my use case)
I would expand my approach there to have a "data" server, a level1 encryption server and a level2 encryption server.
level1 decryptes the first encryption layer and level2 does it with the data provided by level1
Usecase: If only the data server is seized, shut down at least one of the intermediate servers along with its key and the data is inaccessible. And it doesn't matter which "key keeper" server you kill, its a fail-one-fail-all system.
The drawback is however the level2 encryption server shall not be compromised, because there all pure data is accessible.
encrypted backup With todays highspeed connectivity the servers can be backed up by just cloning the harddrives over iscsi for example, that works quite well.
another idea Most encryption providers from linux and bsd provide the possiblity of having more than one master key.
Iscsi can also work on image files so you can provide many independed iscsi-volumes and encrpytion can be outsourced to the users computers.
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For the twist and go I will install a carburator with auto-choke (passiv) and will put on a sticker into the window
1.) Turn engine for 1,5s - then stop (to have fuel in the fuel hose - passive on engine fuel pump - tends to have a backflow to the tank) ... yeah I would not sell any cars.
2.) Push gas pedal 3 Times (to trigger the accelerator pump to have enough fuel in intake)
3.) start engine
Btw. you might like this documentary especially Part2
Part1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Part2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
1.) gasoline engine - carburator - passive tech works not very efficient but works, with manual choke
weakness1: ignition coil, could get damaged
weakness2: transistor based ignition - solution -> back to non-transistor based iginition
but much less electronics.
2.) diesel engine - inline fuel injection pump with passive spring "controlled" injectors
no electrics at all
Start it and it runs till its out of fuel.
3.) yes K.I.T.T. had it long before this article.
citation: "But sniffing thousands of samples in which only a handful may be cancerous is challenging work with little positive reinforcement."
changed: "But sniffing thousands of samples in which mostly all are not cancerous is -still- challenging work with much positive reinforcement."
-> Train the dogs to _not_ react on cancerous people.
2.) Yes, like any restricted goods, you can still buy drugs in "our" 21st century.
3.) no, in contrast, this behaviour is that of a legitimate leader,
not only by rank, but by reputation.
When you command people being absolute is not a good option - because you will get a bunch of rule following idiots, instead of a creative and potent strike force - needless to say a trusting force. But you must not let "the grip" slip too much.
Meat was outlawed and replaced by a plant based surrogate.
But according to the series due to production of methane which carries a high impact on global warming due to being 25 times as potent as CO2.
Next there are fusion powered atmospheric converters catching CO2 and producing O2 because mankind has reduced the forest and cut off that O2 source.
Ohh wait .. the swiss are going to trial that minus the fusion powered and O2 regeneration.
6) put it under the table-leg and stop the tilting
7) send it to Kim Jong Un - as part of his cyber defense - its so rare that not even the NSA has exploited it
- btw. this might be illegal under current regulations.
8) send it to south korea they can tie it to a ballon and deliver it
Some where able to think ahead ..
http://history.aip.org/climate...
The article section you referenced does only say things about the involvement in humans being used as test subjects and the involvement of the Bayer company in the holocaust.
And this was only possible because people were seen as being of less worth than others - as so called "Untermenschen" (-> sub-humans). And these people could to anything with those so called "Untermenschen", and gain profit.
However you missed the initial point that the holocaust was only to gain money from robbing jews of their possession, the robbing was a by-product, the basic intend was to wipe out the jewish population, and not to forget all other "races" that the Nazis deemed not life-worthy - mostly the population of eastern europe.
No that's wrong, you do show the cause and effect in a wrong way.
robbing possession
As it is true that the Nazis robbed or coerced jewish people - those that were able to leave the country or those getting slaughtered - off their possession, the basic cause for the prosecution was a racistic - racial ideology - view on humans, their physiognomic properties and their suggested different worth for society.
pseudo-scientific racial "theory"
This pseudo-scientific racial theory/ideology, in contrast to the "normal" anti-semitism that the church - protestant and catholic alike - propagated had resided in the culture since arround the mid to late 19th century, within various classes of society.
For example the historic "Martin Luther" published his anti-semitic views and this was also used in the prosecution of the jews in the 20th century.
the wealthy jew
The wealth only some jewish entrepeneurs earned resulted in envy, indeed. It's one of those anti-semetic myths that jews in general are wealthy. But if one is to belong to a another group it is very easy to envy them, this is said to contrast the wealth gain of other entrepeneurs during similar times (Siemens, Krupp just to name a few)
And this way the view on so called "sub-humans" jews merged with the old legend of the jews as being the killers of jesus and general evil-doers - aided by the envy.
Jews were part of the society
But the jewish people in the begining of those times were mostly far from being insular people, but the plan of the Nazis was to exclude the jews from the society ("Don't buy from jews", was painted by the "SA" - onto the window of jewish owned shops)
Popular jews of the time for example "Albert Einstein" also a certain amount of actors. Jews mostly were assimilated into the population, and sometimes only learned of their heritage when by the "Ariernachweis" - documenting their heritage of having jews or no-jews up to the grandparents level in their ancestry.
And btw. the Nazis sucked money everywhere - gold possession for example, (e.g. use of gold for wedding rings).
Genocide
The appearance of a genocide is not bound to people being poor and others being rich. Its based on hate and the possibility to express that hate freely and to incite action against others.
Examples:
"Huti / Tutsi" / 1990s
"Turks / Armenians" 1915
Explanation:
SA - "Sturmabteilung" - a group of violent street thugs of the NSDAP - put into uniform and later made deputies of the police
to uphold the "public safety". In contrast to the SS "Sturmstaffel" which was the militarized section of the NSDAP
NSDAP - the Nazi party - Acronym translateion "National Socialistic German Workers Party"
1.) when I work
2.) when I work on my cars
3.) when I excersise my free time
As I stated in another post, to (re-)create the setup does/did not take much time, nor does it take much time to maintain, cause I tend not to do things more often if they are easy=time efficient to automate and to validate the results.
1.a) the root server is a remote server: yes
iscsi just exports the local drives to the localhost
then my homeserver tunnels into and the iscsi-"client" (I hate the iscsi nomenclature) connects to localhost.
The tunnel is for authentification purpose(yeah iscsi can use some auth too but I was just lazy and wanted to have an small footprint config) and also for security because I do trust "ssh" much>much>much more than putting out an iscsi-server - even on a non-std. port number onto the internet. With the ssh-tunnel I kill two problems with one tool.
Then 2x "geli" takes over, so my final encrypted iscsi device is "/dev/da0.eli.eli" (= yeah I'm paranoid)
And rsync syncs only the files & directories that have changed, which is pretty efficient, also in terms of bandwidth usage.
I get the full bandwidth out of my connection.
Rsync works great also for local directory syncing.
The encryption and decryption is 2x 100% done on the homeserver so my root server as well as my local backup server are just "dumb" providers of disk space.
1.b) using cygwin and the ssh-client I can even export those drives directly to windows(works like a charm) - except that windows cannot work on ufs2 :)
In the past I employed low power NAS-Servers so geli+ZFS was just to hefty for them to use and UFS2 does the trick for me,
for a good amount of time now.
2.) the hash DB is filled by just a bunch of shell scripts (no bash dialect or extensions, because I try to keep FreeBSD the primary operating system on the computer not BASH ;) )
In the past I have experimented with another approach: just creating a bunch of directories using a certain amount of initial hash-hex-decimals of their hash as their names and then trying to balance them out .. because when hitting 36000 directories my script complained about not being able to create more dirs.
The scripts to balance this "hash tree" got pretty messy so I dropped that approach.
He was killed by an exploding grenade he had installed to kill thieves that would temper with his property. Unfortunatly he forgot the grenade and accessed the computer hardware with the neccessary precaution. .. or ..
Was found guilty and got sentenced to death for trip-wire 1st degree murdering an FBI agent trying to access his computer hardware.
Simple and short answer: Yes.
I value my data, my privacy and the data integrity to be important enough to warrant that much effort .. and from my point of view, people that don't, will realize that later, what they lost, but only when it happens.
I'm aware of the dangers of the offline and the online world and as such I take the neccessary precaution not to get worried over the awareness.
Example, my house burns down I buy a cheap computer and restore my data from the root server.
And that much effort .. you really think I do this barrage by hand ? .. in case of server reinstall:
I have a custom FreeBSD-memstick image with precompiled specific config files. This setup however is only semi-automatic.
So it takes about 5 minutes.
the operation
- home backup server is started by the homeserver via a Silvershield USB switchable socket (using my intrusion detection raspi as an intermediate) and the backup starts automatically.
The ssh-tunnel to my root server is initiated via a pub/priv key.
So I do not have much of an effort because most of it runs unattended, the sanity is checked by another script (-> database of hashes, if too many hashes do change .. I get a red light). And at times its fun to just lay back and watch the system do its job.
The setup is also fun to extend and to automate, the Silvershield is the latest addition - Rome was just not built in one day.
Because everything thats free comes with a catch .. except free beer.
A UPS buffered shutdown would be better, because truecrypt(-- veracrypt) will overwrite the key data in RAM during shutdown.
A hard reset might make it possible to perform a memory freeze attack and extract the encryption key from the ram directly.
This attack is not just theory, it is used by for example law enforcement agencies and known to work.
So one might just kill your electrical power before rolling in.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Some questions to start with:
1.) Why keeping a hidden encrypted partition?
Its easier and more secure to have FDE in place because some programm .. perhaps notepad++ might buffer for example the text files that contain your passwords (password managers have some security issues themself).
2.) Backups / local & online "offsite"
Do you maintain the internet connection for your parents? .. put a small remote controlled server there and store only encrypted data on it.
encrypt backups too :)
here is how I do it:
1.) local data is encrypted and on a homeserver that has FDE
2.) my backup home server is just an iscsimachine the encryption/decryption is done on my homeserver and the disks are just "exported" over the network via iscsi
3.) my root server is an iscsi machine too and is handled the same way as my backup home server over an ssh tunnel.
The backup is done via rsync and I maintain a database of hashes for all files and locations (helps to reduce size by finding double data)
4.) I do a desaster simulation once in a while .. because having a backup is one thing, being able to restore all data it is another.
5.) When I'm not at home my computers are powered off, except an additional intrusion detection system. (old raspberry)
6.) all my computer I take with me are stone aged - yet still 64-bit & ssd accelerated - netbooks - cost ~60-80 USD + the ssd(only 128 and 256 gb) = low cost
Idea:
It might be a good idea to have a "tripwire" partition in place that boots unencrypted unless you switch the boot manager to the real FDE partition on prompt. This tripwire installation can signal GPS position over a 3G-card or take pictures via the webcam and make other remote control stuff possible.
To my knowledge all 3G cards provide also gps data over a virtual comport. (= no extra special hardware neccessary)
Because german cars were tested on the german Autobahn, ;)
people know that they allow actually reaching the max speed
808 hp in a country with 70-75-80(-85) mph speed limits,
What will happen with american built high power cars when - perhaps even by committing a crime - being pushed to the max speed? (breaking apart?)
Because its no such big deal to put much power into a car, the problem of aerodynamic lifting forces come into play interacting with shock absorbers.
The space between the street and your cars under-floor at high speed can make out the difference between driving and flying,
because more distance to the road = more air being pushed under the car = lifting your car off the ground.
So a bump on the road can send you flying, and I don't think american highways are designed for speed like the german "Autobahn".
Just saying:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
.. read the sentence written in bold and you get what you wrote ..
ok, for the hard hats "wikileaks has been duped" ... by whom one might think .. well the spanish inquisition? or Dennis Moore?
No, by the russians .. because they'd know Assange will publish everything ..
If you would have read the bold sentence you would see the striking similarity between what you wrote and my post.
Option A.
His team intentionally leaked prefabricated and "russianized" files, with false flag offshore bank account information to blame russia and its alley Le Pen - because they knew Le Pen could not keep her mouth shut after finding out that Macron would have an offshore bank account.
Option B.
Or his team new they would be hacked so they planted "russianized" files before hand to have "good" publicity and give Le Pen bad publicity.
Option B. is mostly out of the question, those internal information mostly has unfavourable points and you don't want unfavourable things to be leaked, because even if you blame russia, the unfavourable information would be out in the wild - bad for Macron.
Option A. has basically the same caveat as Option B. the unfavourable information that would "signal" it to be legit.
Guys, its plain simple, Wikileaks has been duped.
And I think that Wikileaks has done good things in the past, but they now fall short because they just leak .. they do not work together with the press for a responsibly disclosure policy.
Opening their flank wide open for Trumpets and GOPhers and demoRATS alike to shame Wikileaks for "endangering" lives and threatening national security - because without a responsible disclosure policy and support from the press that's the easiest way to counter wikileaks.
The ego of Julian Assange plays right into the hands of the bad guys - russia, america, 5 warts they all have agencies, that all bend and break the law to their liking and spy on each and everyone - and wage war just to name it.
Sadly Wikileaks is currently a sock puppet. Wikileaks needs to go back to be a tool of democracy and against abusers of power - equally.
But with an Assange in hiding and in fear, wikileaks is weak.
Assange needs to leave the embassy and get to Sweden, ..
if sweden dares to extradite(*) him to the U.S. we will have a good discussion in the media about wikileaks and the good they have done
(*) I cannot imagine that Sweden will extradite him especially in the face of the european court for human rights, the current administration and their publically "expressed" interest in human rights and humane treatment (water boarding != torture and so on) - Sweden simply cannot extradite him.
But Sweden could be obliged to grant asylum for Assange due to his situation.
If would face death penalty, Sweden cannot extradite him right away -> European human rights charta.
So generally I would suggest that Assange leaves the embassy earlier than later especially in the face of the "Brexit" .. and 28 days later Trump has his trophy.
because the Brexit will perhaps leave Assange in the hands of the english judical system
.. in this world, to start harassing the machines!
.. of course. Such a clean and slick language, that made fumbling with the PCs-hardware very easy.
I use it till today to talk to the ISA/TTL Bus on DOS.
As you did, one can easily state that giving and taking orders is the prime mode of operation in leadership, and in the meantime it is.
However especially in times of crisis you need soft skills, you need to have leadership to build up a working team a unit of individuals that works seamlessly, is mentally stable.
A crisis situation will draw out the real personality of a human and a solid team will stick together and control the extremes.
And part of that is team building encouragement and a certain amount of leasure time - and even if they want to smoke or to vap - its a stress releave mechanism anyway. Smoking/vaping is also a social mechanism. (smokers group together)
Military is team work.
This is why even in the military you need to take account of the human factor, when you ignore it, you will destroy your resources.
If you decide to implement server-level encryption across all your servers,
This is basically simple you can build a server that does all encryption in ram, meaning the OS is loaded once then the encryption key is used to have it decrypt the content for the outside.
To stop tempering you could setup such a server yourself and equip it with various sensors that detect presence of people or tempering, and if detected it could shut down not compromising the encryption key to forensics.
Firewire(because of its DMA) needs to be disabled and unkown devices need to trigger a shut down event and must otherwise be ignored
con:
However this type of server would still emit the key data as radio spectrum.
con2:
The requesters question is quite sketchy, I suggest writting a specification first with the neccessary "must haves" and possible use cases.
my iscsi-encryption approach
So I can only explain my private approach, I got a root server with big harddrives and those harddrives are exported via iscsi that iscsi-connection is tunneled through ssh.
I de-/encrypt & mount the drives only on my home server and sync the directories with rsync. The harddrives are double encrypted meaning I have two encryption devices and two dependend keys.
This sounds slow, but it isn't I get nearly the full upload bandwith of my connection.
Meaning my root server never "knows" what data is backed up on it - its a "dumb" server
I would suggest a similar approach for the requesters situation, because it solves a first step, separating the encryption key from the encrypted data.
And a second step having two encryption keys making it more difficult to get all two if separated (which is contrary to my use case)
I would expand my approach there to have a "data" server, a level1 encryption server and a level2 encryption server.
level1 decryptes the first encryption layer and level2 does it with the data provided by level1
Usecase:
If only the data server is seized, shut down at least one of the intermediate servers along with its key and the data is inaccessible. And it doesn't matter which "key keeper" server you kill, its a fail-one-fail-all system.
The drawback is however the level2 encryption server shall not be compromised, because there all pure data is accessible.
encrypted backup
With todays highspeed connectivity the servers can be backed up by just cloning the harddrives over iscsi for example, that works quite well.
another idea
Most encryption providers from linux and bsd provide the possiblity of having more than one master key.
Iscsi can also work on image files so you can provide many independed iscsi-volumes and encrpytion can be outsourced to the users computers.