/cyb/ + /sec/ general: cyberpunk and cybersecurity: /cyb/ + /sec/ general is for discussion of anything and everything related to cyberpunk and cybersecurity.
If these are all as good as they look upon a cursory glance I'll be adding them to the pasta too. Thank you for sourcing them, user. The more information we can pool, the pool thoroughly people will be able to teach themselves from the resources.
Landon Fisher
The network of corporate control is godtier though, make it apart. Maybe we need to counter with some open source designs for hardware and 3d printers or even open source computer and phones (on the making, but we can dream) to counter surveillance.
Hunter Bell
I support this wholeheartedly. Open software isn't good enough, we also need an open hardware movement and not just computers, but as you say, 3D printers.
Charles Perry
So, how're we going to go about this?
Daniel Fisher
We find realistic projects to support? I think there was an open source phone called Phoenix. Maybe cyberdecks are closer to development though.
Jack Wilson
I heard something about the FSFs plans on making a commercial computer (laptop if I remember correctly) for free software, along with a free software BIOS and without the corporate backdoors.
Why Firefox? Why not Icecat? I know it's based off FF, but it has some privacy features.
Easton Allen
Me too. I hope it allows the user more control than current browsers. That and no bot net.
If it's a kick ass browser I'm going to make a moon man sign with a /net/ marque underneath.
Chase Collins
We could always contribute toward the development of plans too.
They're still interesting, but there does need to be more interest into this. Unless everyone always wants to be at the beck and call of corporations.
Agreed, it would be a handy tool.
Kevin Moore
Me too, and I hope they give more power of the processes underneath unlike other browsers.
Isaiah Flores
I for one want to see someone making a cyberdeck that is affordable and functional.
Caleb Gomez
Now I know how to make my millions.
A true GNU/Linux mindset.
Jayden Cooper
We're living in a cyberpunk society RIGHT NOW and most people don't know it
Samuel Stewart
A few years ago I skimmed through some of those books about buffer overflows shell coding reverse engineering and so on. But I saw that they no longer worked on modern systems because of all the new hardening techniques like address randomization and memory protections. And so I thought that it wouldnt be a good use of time to study further. Now it seems the frequency is increasing of huge major vulns are being made public and Im starting to wonder if I should regret not studying this in depth and also afraid if I start now it would take so much time by the time Im getting up to speed it would be too late.
Oliver Watson
Because there is nothing else worth using for pentesting.
Ryder Thompson
Jesus Christ.
Elijah Perez
I have made this point several times and I don't feel like completely reiterating those points. However, one of the most cyber punk things I have ever seen was a homeless guy browsing the net on his cell phone. Sure, it wasn't in some dark, rainy, neon lit back alley, and on a sunny Saturday, but that doesn't mean it wasn't cyb as fuck.
Easton Harris
We certainly are and will only become more obvious as time progresses.
Whilst some of those may no longer work on newer systems, there are always flaws in those systems that can be exploited. Learning those base blocks and then moving on is the best way to start in the computer security field as it gives you better overall (and someone historical) understanding of the field as a whole.
What about BlackArch and ParrotSec (along with other security research distributions)?
This will become more and more common place. Besides, it might not've been immediately as /cyber/ as you would've hoped, it will become more so (as I said above). Certainly as advertisement evolves ever more grandiose methods of attention grabbing. Just look at cities like Tokyo, Vegas; Seoul and Beijing (to name a few).
Landon James
what are some good cyberpunk anime? I've watched lain and thought it was really good
Josiah Howard
Akira! One of the most pre-eminent examples of cyberpunk in the anime/manga culture. >It is also really entertaining and a personal favourite.
Tyler Price
Anyone interested in creating an install script for hardened Arch with runit instead of systemd and all the daily use / dev / pentesting packages preinstalled with me?
Oliver King
You mean BlackArch, but without systemd?
Levi Brooks
I think very highly of Ghost in the shell, but at this point who hasn't watched the 1995 movie at the very least ?
Texhnolyze
and maybe to a lesser extent Sunabouzu and Red Line the movie
Justin Williams
haha, i've watched both of those as well! Although I was quite under the influence while watching akira! I thought it was phenomenal and want to watch it more sober. I've only seen the first ghost in shell. Is the second one worthwhile?
Jace Bailey
>Akira is phenomenal You've good taste, user.
Jayden Morgan
actually good thread this time pls
Anthony King
>I've only seen the first ghost in shell. Is the second one worthwhile Ghost in the shell spans several movies and has multiple seasons.
The movies and tv episodes range in their quality, I would say none of them are poor, but some are better than others. The second movie largely gets passed over by many people as it doesn't hold well against the substance in the first movie, you've got nothing to lose by watching the second movie and/or everything else
There is a thread on /t/ for ghost in the shell
Gabriel Thomas
You do know it is these type of replies that normally set off the shitposting, right?
Levi Powell
no
why can't I ask for a good thread
Josiah Brooks
Lets talk about happier things, if you know what I mean.
Juan Ramirez
Is full disk encryion including /boot enough or should I put a bios password aswell? Is linux-libre-hardened almost as good as linux-libre-grsec which is gone now?
Christian Jones
bios password is a must and i can not speak for you other question
Aaron Campbell
Now I have to reflash libreboot again.
Jeremiah Nelson
How do you learn these basic building blocks when the books no longer work on modern systems? What I mean is that I couldnt even run the basic examples on a modern system. I have some old Debian 6 and CentOS 5 isos laying around but I dont think the examples from the books will even run on them.
Alexander Rivera
eye doctor keeps telling me my retinas are going to detach if my vision keeps getting worse. do you think cybernetic implants without networking capabilities are just a pipe dream? i don't want my eyes getting hacked if i spend $100k on them. and i KNOW that they're going to want to have "automatic updates" and all kinds of bullshit streaming live to your implants. we need GNU implants
Adrian Jenkins
I guess it was either this thread or /sqt/ but, I need a new U.S based VPN that isn't a major provider so I can still use certain websites and services that block major VPN providers. What do?
Logan Williams
I have relevant questions too. I've found a couple mail providers and want to know your opinion: >Teknik >cock.li >ProtonMail
How would you categorize in levels of security? In the case of Teknik, do you think is secure enough to use its services? Who is the people behind teknik.io? Who is behind cock.li? Who is the people behind ProtonMail?
Jacob Hill
lavabit
Jose Mitchell
have you considered go ogling these questions
the admin of cock.li is a wanted criminal and escaped from the US to Romania after being pursued by the FBI after he sent a chemical weapons threat to an entire school district in LA. he also was a heavily armed militia member. his server was hosted in Germany, and got raided by the German feds. twice.
James Price
nice
Brody Torres
Patlabor
Wyatt Jackson
Agree on this man.
Ayden Rogers
It's good to see a general on Sup Forums with actual information like this. Lainchan is impressed.
Wyatt Russell
>what are they planning? Umm, good coverage on multiple bands in multiple sectors, possibly by multiple carriers perhaps?
Fast mobile internet access does not come from a simple whip antenna.
The comments in that YouTube video is loaded to the brim with garbage. Like using Geiger counters to measure RF signals.
When will they start handling their data properly?
Levi James
All of this is pure uncontained stupidity and ignorance. That makes no fucking sense and does not even begin to address real world security problems.
>use top-tier crypto >not used by big players Does this fuckhead even understand how encryption on the Internet works ? Is he going to create his own shitty protocol and ask everyone to support it with TLS ?
What have they done to mitigate exploits ? Nothing is isolated, they want to make an HTML parser and a JavaScript engine but don't know fuck about how to secure them.
This project is a huge fucking joke made by people who don't know how a browser is made.
Ryder Carter
Why not spend the time to contribute to Devuan instead? There is no need for unstable/bleeding edge software when there is a focus on security.
Robert Perez
>Is he going to create his own shitty protocol and ask everyone to support it with TLS ? He never said that. It is perfectly possible to use alternative protocols developed in, say, credible academic circles. And preferably outside the US and UK.
Your outburst relies on top tier being a title bestowed by the big players. That is tragically naive.
Asher Mitchell
Stand alone complex is the next best thing after the 1995 movie and it's a good halfway between the manga and movie
Joshua Scott
You set up your own lab, many of them cover this, so you can train yourself in whatever exploit without having to actually break the law.
Gavin Russell
Don't use a U.S based provider as they'll give up on a drop of a pin and I doubt any of them don't keep logs.
Colton Gomez
We'd like to see the return of classic Lainchan and the Lainzine.
Elijah Hill
Read again, the plan is reusing a js engine not creating one from scratch.
Cooper Young
What is an email provider you guys use? I am sure you have to communicate in some way while keeping secure.
Dominic Thomas
I'm not sure if Protonmail still requires JavaScript? But it used to be pretty useful.
Logan Hughes
The dot Hack franchise has a lot of virtual world action you might like.
Also Dennou Coil is about hacking an overlaid virtual reality but many disagree with my view.
Ayden Sanchez
To make something good, be it a thread or the entire America, you cannot just *ask* and think that will be it. Instead it takes an effort and you will have to join in on it and on your contribution too make it great.
That is all.
Jackson Baker
>What I mean is that I couldnt even run the basic examples on a modern system. There are distributions purposefully riddled with holes for such training. lwn.net/Distributions/#secure
Jayden Gonzalez
As said don't use US based provider There others like Mullvad, AirVpn, Torvpn
Anthony Kelly
Yes, it does
John Foster
You can build without aslr enabled, but you might as well learn it, and you should be roping now anyways None of these are insurmountable to learn, just write a simple test project with it enabled, and add a info disclosure to get your base address
Hudson Clark
That's a shame.
Nolan Powell
parrot OS is for 1337 haxors with the neon blue stuff. Kali just werks and offensive security has many certifications and guides. There's a reason Kali is used most in Labs and Universities.
Brayden Miller
Anyone get the Kali freeze where you boot into desktop and don't know what to do, like what to play around with? Not a noob at all but struggle with practical hands on stuff that I can actually learn from
Justin Rogers
Will bring a few racks of miners online next week. Bought a retired super computer for cpu mining.
>1000 bl465 g7 >2000 opteron 6276s >$80k
David Evans
stop using Kali Linux noob.
Benjamin Phillips
If you actually have 80k$ to spend on stuff and a place like that to store stuff do you even need to mine cryptocurrency?
Justin Reyes
Was this based on that nigger from Lain?
Benjamin Campbell
Well, its an easy $60k month.
Joshua Long
I'll take it. Also, where does that happen to be? In some underground bunker?
James Thompson
What's a good password manager? Preferably one for android if at all possible. I currently have a password protected text file which has a rng password only I know, and then all my passwords are written down encrypted with a ceasar cipher, the key to which only I know also. If there's something a little easier that's still safe I'd like to just use that, plus then it'd be mobile
Josiah Davis
Yeah, bought it on a government auction, decommissioned cold war air command center.
Ryan Perry
So you're that bunker user from /diy/ I found while randomly browsing that board some months (year?) ago? Fuck, man, really loved your work. Aside from that what other cool things have you done there? Did you get a datacenter going or still plan to get it?
Thomas King
Where does one even get a bunker for cheap?
Tyler Harris
He actually got it pretty cheap I believe, for about 200k$ if I recall correctly.
Nathan Johnson
One doesn't.
Alexander Martin
where do you sell that amount of bitcoins
Asher Nelson
Reminder that certs are for slow brain IT retards and real security fields don't have any
