Previous thread: Suggestions for new resources are welcome. The Gentoomen /sec/ community is looking for CTF team members, contact them at the IRC channel.
OP message: Sorry about that, I got caught up in some real life drama so the updated pasta is a thread belayed. I'll be posting it once this one has died. Thank you for your support and cooperation and a special thanks who ever took over OP for me on:
I want everyone who enters this thread to tell me what they are currently studying.
Cooper Jenkins
A mixture. I'm currently living off of a trust fund, I spent between eight and ten hours a day studying physics, mathematics; chemistry, computer science and security and a smaller amount of time on electronic engineering and programming.
Jordan Gutierrez
Daily reminder that you have the power and resources to beat the CIA/FBI/any US-puppet bullshit if you really want to.
Henry Lee
I'm not in school anymore, but I keep learning at work every day. So, programming.
Owen Scott
H-how?
Noah Richardson
Anyone here know about writing/reading to/from named pipes in Ruby? I'm trying to make a Tox bot with Ruby and RaTox.
Asher Stewart
It's not a story the Sup Forumsdi would tell you.
Isaiah Reed
Linguistics and Infosec.
Zachary White
Assembly and Machine Learning
Julian Cox
S-source?
Owen Carter
Pharmacology and biochemistry. I don't work in CS, I'm the black sheep on this board.
Mason Jones
Starting digital forensics, feels comfy man.
Between that and writing my novels I'm feeling good about things. Can't wait till I'm all trained up and certified.
Jackson Scott
Biochemistry is pretty interesting, to be honest. Mycology and entomology is more of my bae though.
Daniel Scott
What do you want to use biochemistry for?
Asher Price
constructing bombs
Ethan Gonzalez
And now you're on a specalised watchlist.
Jeremiah Clark
I don't know why but this is the funniest thing I've read all day
Covering the Basics of CS (Self-study). I also am creating a personal curriculum that I want to follow, sort of like a skill-tree, which also branches out into other areas like personal fitness, social engineering, languages etc.
Basically, finding the closes equivalents of a cyberpunk hacker I can, and studying that stuff (while not falling into a delusion of course)
Noah Collins
Write up the skill-tree, please, I'd be interested to see it?
Elijah Lopez
Once it's finished I will. It's still work-in-progress and all over the place. Trying to find a nice template too, or creating one.
Easton Nguyen
>The future is gonna be shit and oppressive lets prepare for it
omfg lmao i seriously hope you babby tier determinists dont dew this
Elijah Russell
Appreciated, good luck user.
We're already moving into the future. Sure, whilst abundance isn't an issue. Geopolitically, socially and economically the future is going to be shit.
Tyler Harris
Is python suitable for programming rpi or should I start learning c instead?
Officially as going to college nothing. In my free time I'm trying to learn to hard my server and to put some webservers, I guess after that I will try again some programming.
Justin Miller
Everyone should learn C. In fact, everyone should learn C as their first language.
Gavin Garcia
learn python for now, it will suit you well enough.
Aiden Evans
>Whats the most secure way to embed a sqlite db on physical media
It's not the legality issue that bother me but Twitter agreement with some of underhands corporates working with the gov. I'm a little bit surprised that Vyviellance, which isn't the NSA could access to a private account on Twitter.
Carson Jenkins
Assuming that guy's story is legit, which has a fucking million holes in it as it is, here's some ways we can do this.
>the harvester >maltego >haveibeenpwned Check any email addresses he has against dumps, and grab passwords.
The chances of reuse are very high.
If it's not straight reused, pump it into hydra and get a list to try with Jack the Ripper.
Kayden Hall
So, for folks that uses containers or VMs. Is better in /sec/ terms to use NAT or bridges with the virtual interfaces? I could get everything working with just the bridge but I'm feeling like NAT will give me some kind of extra security.
Jordan Baker
Hydra is a meme and you forgot leakedsource
Leo Gonzalez
I have not heard of that? I'll check it out, ta
Benjamin Cooper
Likewise.
Jonathan Gutierrez
IT forensics
Levi Bennett
Sitting for OSCP tomorrow morning. Wish me luck!
Gavin Gray
Good luck, user.
Brody Russell
good luck, user. i hope to be in your place in a few months. let us know the result.
Jackson Hughes
Oh deng boy, good luck.
Jack Clark
Luke?
Ryder Garcia
Does anyone ever fall for this?
Chase Bennett
Little bump.
Brandon Richardson
DNSCrypt encrypts DNS queries to DNS servers that also have it like OpenNIC non-logged name servers, DNSSEC authenticates DNS queries to root name servers, Unbound is a DNS resolver, and NSD is a self hosted authoritative name server. So:
DNSCrypt directing to an OpenNIC name server or Unbound with DNSSEC enabled directing to root name servers or Unbound directing to your own instance of NSD and enabling DNSSEC on that instance
What strategy is the best?
Brayden Sanders
To be honest, they all sound equally valid. So bump for extra input.
Chase Fisher
I could create a library from the amount of books I only read the first ~15 pages of before forgetting about them forever
Ryan Johnson
Sounds like you need a book journal and a study schedule.
Jordan White
IN MY DAYS OF YOUTH
Gabriel Baker
quantitative GRE stuff, assembly, and unix
Matthew Williams
idiocy in unbecoming for all ages
Joshua Thomas
Looks like Unbound can be mixed with more than DNSSEC, also OpenNIC had me some problems, I am trying to see what could be.
While I experiment with DNSCrypt, contributing some DNS providers:
darpa.mil/news-events/2016-03-04 >As an initial focus, NGS2 will challenge researchers to develop and use these new tools and methods to identify causal mechanisms of “collective identity” formation—how a group of individuals becomes a unified whole, and how under certain circumstances that community breaks down into a chaotic mix of disconnected individuals.
Holy shit, I didn't know you could live so comfortably in a van.
Beautiful. I might make this the 'edition' for the next thread.
Stop, it hasn't stopped any of the threads and it wont stop them now. Either join in, or leave; this has been explained to you a multitude of times.
Another nice infographic.
Would you like me to add this to the pasta?
Ian Brooks
>Would you like me to add this to the pasta? which pasta from the op?
William Jenkins
Russian law targetting anonymous services has finally been adopted. Under it, any service allowing access to banned internet resources will itself get banned and its access limited within the country. Obviously the biggest target is the TOR network where such blocks are impossible. VPN services if they want to continue operating within the country would have to block user access to specific resources accordingly. (this isn't a translation but a brief overview)
No surprise, from Tsardom to Soviet Union, Russia was known for its censorship and with a former KGB officer in charge, it was only a matter of time.
Jonathan Sanders
Threads are pretty fast. Idk if you're OP, but any relevant new articles with dates could be posted right after OP and keep a window so it wouldn't overcrowd. Look at how it's done in this general: Posters raise OPs awareness of new articles or content by replying to the OP.
Josiah Brooks
Theres been censorship there since catherine the great. I wonder how the Russians will respond. There's already a lot of dissidence in that country, but there is also a cultural apathy, so who knows.
Jayden King
I'm not op, though that's a nice suggestion.
>I'd add a cybernetics section. sure go for it, maybe try making a template by published date like user suggested:
Isaiah Adams
I second this.
Also: get yourself a library with a comfy chair.
Reading is also more pleasant when you also enjoy a splendid cuppa tea such as Darjeeling tea. For more demanding texts I recommend Sencha.
Noah Lopez
>I might make this the 'edition' for the next thread. You might want to place the radio primer pasta one level up. Now it is only seen in resources -> how to get into Cyberpunk -> radio primer The pasta is here: pastebin.com/9uYXMhVm
It appears that the word "Wullenweber" makes this pasta unsearchable also with Bing. Very strange.
I wrote that radio primer, I would be happy to update it if I get some inputs.
Evan Sanchez
The cultural apathy really stems from peoples of that region preferring stability over freedom. It's the same reason why many mainland Chinese nationals view the Great Firewall as a positive thing. Their cultural equivalent of 1984 is not a monolithic authoritarian state -- rather, it's a weakened anarchistic state.
Austin Evans
Imagine how harsh the censorship must be if even those cultures are starting to see dissidents speaking up en masse.
Lucas Cox
Windows kernel exploitation and vulnerability discovery.
Evan Jones
Law.
Wyatt Kelly
Nice one lad
John James
Network Engineering
Cameron Martin
This will be handy, considering how many things still use Windows. Care to share some resources?
Also, consider reading these two enormous books on the Windows OS/API if you want to get even deeper into exploit development on the Windows platform: >Windows Internals, Part 1 >Windows Internals, Part 2
Nathan King
Web application security.
Did you know there was an exploit in the Tomcat servers on versions less than 6.0.18 that would allow cross site scripting on the server generated error page? You could theoretically create a link attempting to access a document titled:
documentTitle = "window. location. href = 'www. malicious website .com'" (surrounded by script tags, Sup Forums thinks i'm trying to set up xss on one of my posts and keeps rejecting it lol)
and upon viewing that link, it would take you to the error page, render that javascript and take you to the malicious website you linked to.
The difference between me and everybody else here is I don't want to be Case. I want to be something between Marie-France Tessier and John Harness Ashpool.
Tyler Brooks
>Windows Internals, Part 1 - Mark E. Russinovich, David A. Solomon & AlexIonescu (2012) [Microsoft Press].epub my.mixtape.moe/zpcpto.epub and >Windows Internals, Part 2 - Mark E. Russinovich, David A. Solomon & AlexIonescu (2012) [Microsoft Press].epub my.mixtape.moe/jykoqk.epub
So you want to be nJane or nJean? You know TA gets snuffed out after the incident with Wintermute.
I don't think anyone wants to be Case. They want to be what case would have been if he didn't fuck up and get brained.
Sick wallpaper though, saved.
Nicholas Richardson
But if you are Case you could tap dat Steppin' Razor enhanced booty
Grayson Russell
>when you wake from the surgery and feel her tight ass covered in pleather pants pressing up against your lower back
Levi Peterson
I know right She could be riding your shotgun *nudge nudge, wink wink*
Grayson Scott
Study material? Sounds very interesting.
Connor Jones
"can you rub my back?" >"sure thing, case" >rustling sounds of futuristic plastic clothes against skin in the dark "can you rub my uh... other thing?" >"i thought you'd never ask"
