Utilities SFU comes with more than 300 UNIX utilities as part of the Interix subsystem, with additional utilities available either from InteropSystems or by compiling from available source code. These utilities cover all the major UNIX utilities and areasâ"everything from addr to yaccâ"and behave exactly as you and your UNIX users would expect them to behave. The utilities include familiar text processing tools, including grep, less, awk, sed, pr, and tr, batch processing tools such as at, cron, and batch, as well as job control tools like ps, nice, kill, and so on. They're all there and they work exactly as you would expect. Even the man command is just as ugly (but infinitely useful) as it's always been. Utilities such as ps and kill work against both Interix and Win32 processes, making SFU particularly appealing for the system administrator. Need to find and kill all instances of a particular process? The script to do it in Interix is straightforward, whether the process is running in the Win32 subsystem or the Interix subsystem. As a simplistic but useful example, suppose you have an unknown number of copies of a process running on a machine with SFU. Figure 2 shows a script that will kill them. This script would work exactly the same running on a UNIX or Linux system.
It's taken 10 years to find someone else that will talk about their experiences with this hack. It has been named "Subversionhack" or just plain "Subversion".
If you've ever been hit by this you'll soon see that it affects computers with no wireless cards, allowing for Ultra high frequency (UHF, VHF, etc.) receptions (see FCC warning label on your computer) using a techniques of code replacement, i.e. chip crowding or just a plain re-flash of non-flash-able chips. It can also be achieved through kernel kits written in assembly.
This has been so under the radar (no pun intended) for so long people will call you names for just considering it.
Yeah, good luck with that, Sparky: I held a bit of hope out for these blokes early on (the Army also has a program - which I'll reserve judgement at this point).
Explains nicely AFCYBER's withdrawal. Seems they N-E-V-E-R learn. When will they get serious? OpenBSD vs Windows = Windows FOR THE WIN !!!!!
YttriumOxide: "Most employers don't ask, and the very few that have have just said, "well, you were young, and it shows technical aptitude" or something along those lines and then never mentioned it again.?
Makes sense, just under EDUCATION on your resume list "FELONIES" as a subsection under OTHER. You'll go to the top of the stack, because people are reasonable - kinda like the University was.
All of you folks (people that call themselves System Administrators/Teachers) going off like "... yeah, I'd burn his ass" come off looking exactly what you, at 20 years old, held contemptuous. Uncaring cogs of the establishment looking to cover their ass as the result of some kid doing what he thought might be helpful, all the while trying to be transparent and upfront. Oh!, isn't that the real meaning of HACKER? Way to go. Forgetting that this is supposed to be an institution of higher learning, since when do you mace/taze/shoot someone for an illegal left turn?
Oh, yeah, nevermind, I lapsed in to reason there for a second. Yeah, make him a criminal instead of bringing him in and instructing him LIKE A STUDENT.
The keywords MUST, MUST NOT, REQUIRED, SHALL, SHALL NOT, SHOULD,
SHOULD NOT, RECOMMENDED, MAY, and OPTIONAL, when they appear in this
document, are to be interpreted as described in [RFC2119].
Up to 30,000 "Internet Police" monitoring your every move.
"The Laogai institution known as laodong jiaoyang --- commonly abbreviated as "Laojiao" - also serves as a tool for the Chinese Communist Party in its constant efforts to silence critics and punish political criminals without having to bother with investigations and legal proceedings."
"There is an end to Laogai, but Jiuye (forced job placement) is forever"
" In 1979 and 1980, many jiuye renyuan or âforced-job-placement-personnel" who had completed their sentences but were still forced to labor within the Laogai camps under a policy that denied their release, were finally allowed to return to their homes. Previous to this change in practice, upwards of 90 percent of all Laogai and Laojiao prisoners remained in detention indefinitely under this Jiuye policy even after they had completed their sentences.
"There used to be a saying in the labor camps: "There is an end to Laogai, but Jiuye is forever.""
unless you can review (and understand) what's going on, line by line, you can't REALLY trust it.
what is at stake, here? the gov's are at an all-time power-grabbing frenzy for violating your personal privacy. corporate, too, for that matter.
it was once said that no one would be allowed to sell or market encryption tech that 'the big guys' would not be able to break; meaning our government. I once worked at a picture phone company (mid 80's) that was starting to go down the 'encrypt your video phone call' path (using old switched56 tech) and we were told we could NOT do our own encryption unless it was 'breakable' by, well, certain agencies.
believe what you want, but no commercial (or even freeware) encryption that is avaiable to YOU AND I will be worth anything other than 'for show'.
I fully believe that. you would do well to mistrust your government, too, given how greedy they have become on the rights-grab thing.
locks only keep honest people out. there is NO WAY to keep the gov out, anymore. and that means that others, too, have backdoors (you think the gov is the only entity that can 'get to' this kind of stuff?)
anyone who trusts encryption for their life, in this day and age, is deluded.
1st question: Is Hushmail even safe to use anymore?"
Short answer: no
Comment from "TheGratefulNet ":
Amen Brother.
Does this look like a.sig answer file to you?
[WON'T DISPLAY]
(I hit preview and everything below it disappears except the first letter - typical)
From: PGPDesktop983.dmg.sig, for PGPDesktop983.dmg.
Feeling it yet?
Ex Machina- Subversion Hack of 2005: I've been alluding to this ^ ^ problem for awhile, someone else has surfaces with remarkably similar complaints.
"Apple fixed their server. There are scenarios in which the clients are vulnerable, but it's servers we need to worry about right now, and Apple did right by fixing their server."
Your name server, at 001.02.03.04, appears to be safe, but make sure the ports listed below aren't following an obvious pattern (:1001,:1002,:1003, or:30000,:30020,:30100...).
Where the hell did you even find an HFS volume? That's like worrying about compatibility with FAT16.
You insensitive clod! Imagine my Beowulf cluster (HFS disks) of those just off my edge network, running A/UX 3.x (you KNOW BSD is dying) just to confuse the door-knockers.
WOW! Where do I start? Moraelin, this is not directed at just you, but being I haven't the time (today) and your post was the first in a string of "opinions" you're just in the line of fire.
Moraelin: "What we inherited as Christianity is actually mostly due to Paul, who went fanboy and convinced the others that they must (A) proselitise at all cost, and (B) that it's ok to change stuff, e.g., about half the Old Testament, if it makes it easier to swallow by potential new followers."
- ad nauseam
Your/facts/logic is flawed:
Gene Scott THE RESURRECTION: (you have to read it to get anything from it)
Slashdot Mirror
Windows Services for UNIX 3.5:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/interopmigration/bb380242.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc160802.aspx
Utilities
SFU comes with more than 300 UNIX utilities as part of the Interix subsystem, with additional utilities available either from InteropSystems or by compiling from available source code. These utilities cover all the major UNIX utilities and areasâ"everything from addr to yaccâ"and behave exactly as you and your UNIX users would expect them to behave.
The utilities include familiar text processing tools, including grep, less, awk, sed, pr, and tr, batch processing tools such as at, cron, and batch, as well as job control tools like ps, nice, kill, and so on. They're all there and they work exactly as you would expect. Even the man command is just as ugly (but infinitely useful) as it's always been.
Utilities such as ps and kill work against both Interix and Win32 processes, making SFU particularly appealing for the system administrator. Need to find and kill all instances of a particular process? The script to do it in Interix is straightforward, whether the process is running in the Win32 subsystem or the Interix subsystem.
As a simplistic but useful example, suppose you have an unknown number of copies of a process running on a machine with SFU. Figure 2 shows a script that will kill them. This script would work exactly the same running on a UNIX or Linux system.
Free Grep and Tail tools for Windows:
http://blogs.officezealot.com/marc/archive/2004/01/31/2046.aspx
Real Digital Forensics:
http://www.jonesdykstra.com/index.php/real-digital-forensics-mainmenu-54
Forensic Discovery:
Wietse Venema:
http://www.porcupine.org/forensics/
Forensic Discovery (he posts it for free, but worth buying)
http://www.porcupine.org/forensics/forensic-discovery/
ftp://ftp.porcupine.org/pub/security/index.html
Dan Farmer:
http://www.fish2.com/security/
FCC Approves Unlicensed Use of White-Space Spectrum
I'll try this one more time:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1018545&cid=25635983
This (wide open white space) is not a terribly good thing at this time, they're not prepared.
For those of you that have an understanding:
It's an intrusion thing.
Ghosts in the Machines
This is not a terribly good thing at this time, they're not prepared.
For those of you that have an understanding:
Below Links: [tagmeme.com]
She's forgotten to pay her SSL certificate fees - click through, it's more than likely 99.999% cool.
See:
http://laughingsquid.net/faq/ssl/
Site:
https://tagmeme.com/exmachina/
Guide to the source archive contents:
https://tagmeme.com/exmachina/a/000177.html
Orinoco-like:
https://tagmeme.com/subhack/a/pcmcia07-051227.txt
It's taken 10 years to find someone else that will talk about their experiences with this hack. It has been named "Subversionhack" or just plain "Subversion".
If you've ever been hit by this you'll soon see that it affects computers with no wireless cards, allowing for Ultra high frequency (UHF, VHF, etc.) receptions (see FCC warning label on your computer) using a techniques of code replacement, i.e. chip crowding or just a plain re-flash of non-flash-able chips. It can also be achieved through kernel kits written in assembly.
This has been so under the radar (no pun intended) for so long people will call you names for just considering it.
Find out for yourself.
Packet Radio:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Packet_radio
Ultra-Wideband:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_wideband
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_high_frequency#United_States_2
Why do you think the Air Force wants to go with custom networking protocols?
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2008/11/air-force-aims.html
Because they can't beat it.
http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11372/33500#33500
http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11372/33017#33017
http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11372/34206/threaded#34206
http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11372/34207/threaded#34207
Yeah, good luck with that, Sparky:
I held a bit of hope out for these blokes early on (the Army also has a program - which I'll reserve judgement at this point).
Explains nicely AFCYBER's withdrawal.
Seems they N-E-V-E-R learn. When will they get serious?
OpenBSD vs Windows = Windows FOR THE WIN !!!!!
http://vmyths.com/2008/08/10/usaf/
Sister site:
http://securitycritics.org/about/
START HERE:
This is the new, updated, Republican and Democrat House/Senate Political Hit List On FISA.
http://digg.com/political_opinion/Bush_Dog_Opposites_Those_Who_Got_it_Right
Reminds me of Sun's Project Wonderland.
Project Wonderland:
Collaborative Environments Project at Sun Microsystems
http://www.leadingvirtually.com/?p=62
https://lg3d-wonderland.dev.java.net/
Project Wonderland relies on the following open source projects for key technologies.
Project Darkstar - provides the scalable, persistant server software infrastructure
jVoiceBridge - provides realtime immersive stereo audio with distance attenuation
Java 3D - provides the scene graph on which the 3D world and scene manager is built
Project Looking Glass - provides the 3D scene manager
https://sgs.dev.java.net/
https://jvoicebridge.dev.java.net/
https://java3d.dev.java.net/
https://lg3d.dev.java.net/
YttriumOxide:
"Most employers don't ask, and the very few that have have just said, "well, you were young, and it shows technical aptitude" or something along those lines and then never mentioned it again.?
Makes sense, just under EDUCATION on your resume list "FELONIES" as a subsection under OTHER.
You'll go to the top of the stack, because people are reasonable - kinda like the University was.
All of you folks (people that call themselves System Administrators/Teachers) going off like " ... yeah, I'd burn his ass" come off looking exactly what you, at 20 years old, held contemptuous. Uncaring cogs of the establishment looking to cover their ass as the result of some kid doing what he thought might be helpful, all the while trying to be transparent and upfront.
Oh!, isn't that the real meaning of HACKER?
Way to go.
Forgetting that this is supposed to be an institution of higher learning, since when do you mace/taze/shoot someone for an illegal left turn?
http://www.indybay.org/uploads/2008/09/01/pepper.mpg
Oh, yeah, nevermind, I lapsed in to reason there for a second.
Yeah, make him a criminal instead of bringing him in and instructing him LIKE A STUDENT.
Pleeease - defend yourselves.
Fucking MORONS.
I thought that bit had to be set if present - NO?
The bit field is laid out as follows:
0
+-+
|E|
+-+
Terminology
The keywords MUST, MUST NOT, REQUIRED, SHALL, SHALL NOT, SHOULD,
SHOULD NOT, RECOMMENDED, MAY, and OPTIONAL, when they appear in this
document, are to be interpreted as described in [RFC2119].
RFC 3514 - The Security Flag in the IPv4 Header:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3514
A question,
There's mention of Aruba's Analytics and Threat Prevention System.
How does ForeScout Technologies' ActiveScout Intrusion Prevention Appliance stack up? - for those of you that know.
Much thanks.
OS Subversion:
http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11372/33500/threaded#33500
http://www.securityfocus.com/comments/articles/11372/34207/threaded#34207
Nancy's Story:
https://tagmeme.com/index.html
https://tagmeme.com/exmachina/a/004257.html
https://tagmeme.com/exmachina/a/cat_forensics
Search my name for more /. post of this nature.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=not_hylas(+)+site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fslashdot.org%2F&btnG=Google+Search=en&q=not_hylas(+)+site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fslashdot.org%2F&btnG=Google+Search
(sticks and stones)
Introduction to China's Laogai:
Up to 30,000 "Internet Police" monitoring your every move.
"The Laogai institution known as laodong jiaoyang --- commonly abbreviated as
"Laojiao" - also serves as a tool for the Chinese Communist Party in its constant efforts to silence critics and punish political criminals without having to bother with investigations and legal proceedings."
"There is an end to Laogai, but Jiuye (forced job placement) is forever"
" In 1979 and 1980, many jiuye renyuan or âforced-job-placement-personnel" who had completed their sentences but were still forced to labor within the Laogai camps under a policy that denied their release, were finally allowed to return to their homes. Previous to this change in practice, upwards of 90 percent of all Laogai and Laojiao prisoners remained in detention indefinitely under this Jiuye policy even after they had completed their sentences.
"There used to be a saying in the labor camps: "There is an end to Laogai, but Jiuye is forever.""
Laogai:
http://www.laogai.org/hdbook/hb_intro.htm
http://www.laogai.org/news/index.php
http://www.c-spanarchives.org/library/index.php?main_page=product_video_info&products_id=280233-6
Think "Soviet Gulag".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulag
Can't happen here?
Ex Machina:
https://tagmeme.com/exmachina/a/002450.html
its just that simple.
unless you can review (and understand) what's going on, line by line, you can't REALLY trust it.
what is at stake, here? the gov's are at an all-time power-grabbing frenzy for violating your personal privacy. corporate, too, for that matter.
it was once said that no one would be allowed to sell or market encryption tech that 'the big guys' would not be able to break; meaning our government. I once worked at a picture phone company (mid 80's) that was starting to go down the 'encrypt your video phone call' path (using old switched56 tech) and we were told we could NOT do our own encryption unless it was 'breakable' by, well, certain agencies.
believe what you want, but no commercial (or even freeware) encryption that is avaiable to YOU AND I will be worth anything other than 'for show'.
I fully believe that. you would do well to mistrust your government, too, given how greedy they have become on the rights-grab thing.
locks only keep honest people out. there is NO WAY to keep the gov out, anymore. and that means that others, too, have backdoors (you think the gov is the only entity that can 'get to' this kind of stuff?)
anyone who trusts encryption for their life, in this day and age, is deluded.
1st question: Is Hushmail even safe to use anymore?"
Short answer: no
Comment from "TheGratefulNet ":
Amen Brother.
Does this look like a .sig answer file to you?
[WON'T DISPLAY]
(I hit preview and everything below it disappears except the first letter - typical)
From: PGPDesktop983.dmg.sig, for PGPDesktop983.dmg.
Feeling it yet?
Ex Machina- Subversion Hack of 2005:
I've been alluding to this ^ ^ problem for awhile, someone else has surfaces with remarkably similar complaints.
https://tagmeme.com/exmachina/a/002450.html
https://tagmeme.com/index.html
Hidden text: really, it's there, honest.
Ã
Relax on Apple
"Apple fixed their server. There are scenarios in which the clients are vulnerable, but it's servers we need to worry about right now, and Apple did right by fixing their server."
DAN KAMINSKY
http://www.doxpara.com/?p=1198
Check your DNS there too.
Your name server, at 001.02.03.04, appears to be safe, but make sure the ports listed below aren't following an obvious pattern (:1001, :1002, :1003, or :30000, :30020, :30100...).
Click on the last period in his post (eggish) :-)
Try this:
Set up any box, make it OpenBSD, hell, SELinux.
http://www.openbsd.org/
http://www.nsa.gov/selinux/
Lock that bad boy down, complete with Honeypot.
Then go here - piss these guys off (not hard - be patient):
http://www.wolfware.dk/intro/welcome.asp
Did I remind you to watch from a disk-loaded Linux box?
A good time will be had by all.
You'll have to toss the hardware on both machines, but eh, if you grab the Honeypot traffic (if they don't catch it) you could write a book.
PROFIT !!!
That's because she was a stripper - stupid, remember?
IT WAS YOUR BIRTHDAY.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3436658311762389551&q=women+cop+dancer&ei=ofCRSOewFYzCqAPO3ImuBA&hl=en
Q. I wonder what happens if you inform a cop that you are recording him when he pulls you over.
A. The case of Brett Darrow, Missouri:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2715792117793977759&
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5591813350444656353&q=source:010563705515560372049&hl=en
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/september2007/100907Motorist.htm
Any other questions?, I got a whole folder dedicated to "official" ABUSE.
Related:
http://episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/174096756/m/128000201931?r=261000401931#261000401931
This is the new, updated, Republican - Democrat Congressional Political Hit List:
I parked a full list of these losers for your voting needs.
http://digg.com/political_opinion/Bush_Dog_Opposites_Those_Who_Got_it_Right
Where the hell did you even find an HFS volume? That's like worrying about compatibility with FAT16.
You insensitive clod!
Imagine my Beowulf cluster (HFS disks) of those just off my edge network, running A/UX 3.x (you KNOW BSD is dying) just to confuse the door-knockers.
I know you're asking yourself.
Q: How many Libraries of Congress is that?
A. 42
Actually there's only one, but it's REALLLLY fast and REALLLLY big - and we LIKE it that way. :-P
You know, the Mothership Model.
http://www.ld8.org/servers/servers.html
http://www.me.com/not_found/
WOW!
Where do I start? Moraelin, this is not directed at just you, but being I haven't the time (today) and your post was the first in a string of "opinions" you're just in the line of fire.
Moraelin:
"What we inherited as Christianity is actually mostly due to Paul, who went fanboy and convinced the others that they must (A) proselitise at all cost, and (B) that it's ok to change stuff, e.g., about half the Old Testament, if it makes it easier to swallow by potential new followers."
- ad nauseam
Your /facts/logic is flawed:
Gene Scott THE RESURRECTION:
(you have to read it to get anything from it)
http://www.resurrectionism.com/#content
Gene Scott says it best:
(on opinions)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3cc6qRfZ3Q
Attacking Dr. Scott will get you nowhere - read and research on your own - THINK.
Mod my ass down, whatever - Karma to burn baby, Karma to burn.
Envision your own car putting you in jail. ...)
(hint: disable OnStar, Blackbox, Bluetooth
Since EVERYTHING else is bugged why stop there.
http://www.buzzflash.com/farrell/06/02/far06001.html
The Secrets of Microsoft's Sync:
(a previous comment)
[PLAY] Funeral For A Friend - Elton John
http://digg.com/microsoft/The_Secrets_of_Microsoft_s_Sync?t=13126894#c13126894
GUILTY.
Seems the person that prepared the patch is a new hire at Red Hat.
Beware Latest 10.3.x security update - it replaces /etc/named.conf:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=5876624
Offense:
Psystar = Stolen Identity
Power Computing = Speeding
Your License Please - Power Computing:
http://www.streamstudio.com/images/pcc_6lg.jpg
Low End Mac:
http://lowendmac.com/orchard/07/0220.html
Quit yer bitchin': Used Macs
http://www.macofalltrades.com/
The Rules: (or DA RULZ)
http://www.isoc.org/internet/conduct/cerf-Aug-draft.shtml
http://www.dei.isep.ipp.pt/~acc/docs/arpa--1.html
http://www.ietf.org/rfc.html
http://rfc.net/rfc2430.html
Traffic Shaping Example:
http://rfc.net/rfc3514.html