so, Big truck is coming from behind, My only way to escape is to crash to a wall. but no, I can't. Because I'm a retard and my car knows better.
awesome.
Avast added to tardware list.
Anyways I don't use windows and I don't support windows except a few things that merely run on windows which makes this crap not my responsibility.
Override this
$TTL 3600
@ IN SOA ns1.vortex-win.data.microsoft.com. vortex-win.data.microsoft.com. (2015090701 7200 120 2419200 3600)
A 0.0.0.0
* IN A 0.0.0.0
AAAA 0100::1
* IN AAAA 0100::1
pssh -h every-server-i-have-access-to.txt -l root ping -fi 0 -w 1 example.com
Does that make a hacker? I have ping installed on every single piece of equipment I own.
I have hacked into 3 different hospitals, not large ones, moderate size.
None of which took more than 15 minutes to do, And I did it with my phone because I was bored waiting in line to see the doctor.
Got all the doctors names, what surgery is where, the insurance contacts, the accounting data, how much everyone gets paid(best part) but didn't touch patient data because I knew that one has it's own criminal penalties.
Point being no one noticed, no one cares to notice, after years they still don't know.
I didn't even go after the hospitals seriously, I used a fucking phone.
I don't know how much harder it can be to penetrate insurance companies or large hospital chains. but it can be done in a timely manner. I beleive You can actually have a timetable for hacking them because they all use the same crappy software vendors.
I'm sorry but I see like two dozen people giving idiotic ideas and advising against eachothers workarounds.
Put the damn phone in your pocket, it will be so hot your fingers simply won't matter.
I don't understand how a hardware feature is going to make shit secure.
How does it stop shoulder surfing, MITM, software bugs, cloning, 100 more things????????//
Very easily, in fact
1.Have browser profiles for detecting your browser from it's behavior: connection handling, tcp packet timing, parallel connection count, cookie handling, request interval, dns caching behavor, resource refetching, caching settings, even favicon fetching interval and a lot more, it's called browser fingerprinting, they could use javascript injection too but that wouldn't be passive.
2.Determining if it will react to certificate authority changes. and proceed to next step if it doesn't.
3.Generate a trusted certificate with an extra certificate in x509 chain.
If you don't know already google has a CA. so they can
Once you know enough about browsers, https, tcp, x509, rsa, CAs, protocol design, 802.XX,... it's will become trivial.
This reminded me of my search for a 1930s(I think) mashpriborintorg russian AVO meter schematic. It took weeks to find.
They're still usable because they're the easiest thing to test some kinds of transistors. and they're really hard to find.
and I got to collect like a hoard of other manuals for similar devices.
no, it doesn't really work that way. https://wiki.theory.org/BitTor... is the protocol that has problems in it. the bit-torrent protocol
The things IP owners use to track people are DHT and public trackers which are an entirely different thing used only for discovery of peers.
Theoretically they should be spoofable too, using very similar technics(they too are built on top of udp(mostly)), but it's not related to this.
It can, there are literally dozens of different GUI and dozens more command-line applications for management, upgrade, synchronization of different sizes of these so called groups that automate these stuff in a number of ways like system configuration, packages, user configuration, etc. We've had this since circa 1970.
Go read, SHILL
Slashdot Mirror
or just learn how to tweak sysctl
so, Big truck is coming from behind, My only way to escape is to crash to a wall. but no, I can't. Because I'm a retard and my car knows better.
awesome.
Avast added to tardware list.
Anyways I don't use windows and I don't support windows except a few things that merely run on windows which makes this crap not my responsibility.
that 2 minutes is the tcp connection timeout. it BSoDs when the user starts flash.
Override this
$TTL 3600
@ IN SOA ns1.vortex-win.data.microsoft.com. vortex-win.data.microsoft.com. (2015090701 7200 120 2419200 3600)
A 0.0.0.0
* IN A 0.0.0.0
AAAA 0100::1
* IN AAAA 0100::1
Linux would use solar panels. The problem is where most pinguins live there isn't much sunlight.
Nope, GP is correct. most of the energy turns into heat.
I don't think universe is that old, YMMV.
pssh -h every-server-i-have-access-to.txt -l root ping -fi 0 -w 1 example.com
Does that make a hacker? I have ping installed on every single piece of equipment I own.
s/contacts/contracts
I have hacked into 3 different hospitals, not large ones, moderate size.
None of which took more than 15 minutes to do, And I did it with my phone because I was bored waiting in line to see the doctor.
Got all the doctors names, what surgery is where, the insurance contacts, the accounting data, how much everyone gets paid(best part) but didn't touch patient data because I knew that one has it's own criminal penalties.
Point being no one noticed, no one cares to notice, after years they still don't know.
I didn't even go after the hospitals seriously, I used a fucking phone.
I don't know how much harder it can be to penetrate insurance companies or large hospital chains. but it can be done in a timely manner. I beleive You can actually have a timetable for hacking them because they all use the same crappy software vendors.
Name one. please.
tip:
libc handles dns resolution in linux.
I'm sorry but I see like two dozen people giving idiotic ideas and advising against eachothers workarounds. Put the damn phone in your pocket, it will be so hot your fingers simply won't matter.
The decision is made for me by my dvorak layout.
&[{}(=*)+]!#
%7531902468`
Users don't like change, and they'll bitch whenever it happens. Doesn't matter the vendor.
Story of my life. someone mod this up.
There is this old story about this guy who paid for the smell of kebab with sound of coins.
I'll give the chef a picture of my money.
I don't understand how a hardware feature is going to make shit secure.
How does it stop shoulder surfing, MITM, software bugs, cloning, 100 more things????????//
and pron
Very easily, in fact ... it's will become trivial.
1.Have browser profiles for detecting your browser from it's behavior: connection handling, tcp packet timing, parallel connection count, cookie handling, request interval, dns caching behavor, resource refetching, caching settings, even favicon fetching interval and a lot more, it's called browser fingerprinting, they could use javascript injection too but that wouldn't be passive.
2.Determining if it will react to certificate authority changes. and proceed to next step if it doesn't.
3.Generate a trusted certificate with an extra certificate in x509 chain.
If you don't know already google has a CA. so they can
Once you know enough about browsers, https, tcp, x509, rsa, CAs, protocol design, 802.XX,
This reminded me of my search for a 1930s(I think) mashpriborintorg russian AVO meter schematic. It took weeks to find.
They're still usable because they're the easiest thing to test some kinds of transistors. and they're really hard to find.
and I got to collect like a hoard of other manuals for similar devices.
no, it doesn't really work that way.
https://wiki.theory.org/BitTor... is the protocol that has problems in it. the bit-torrent protocol
The things IP owners use to track people are DHT and public trackers which are an entirely different thing used only for discovery of peers.
Theoretically they should be spoofable too, using very similar technics(they too are built on top of udp(mostly)), but it's not related to this.
rar torrent means fake torrent. seriously, archive format was not the point.
but that could be rape depending on the content.
One word.
It can, there are literally dozens of different GUI and dozens more command-line applications for management, upgrade, synchronization of different sizes of these so called groups that automate these stuff in a number of ways like system configuration, packages, user configuration, etc. We've had this since circa 1970.
Go read, SHILL