Fables, realities, prophecies and mythology of a community: What is cyberpunk: >pastebin.com/hHN5cBXB (embed) The importance of a cyberpunk mindset applied to a cybersecurity skillset.: >[YouTube] Glenn Greenwald: Why privacy matters (embed) Cyberpunk directory: >pastebin.com/VAWNxkxH (embed) Cyberpunk resources: >pastebin.com/Dqfa6uXx (embed)
here Couldn't do any decent research because of really bad flu. I managed to find some sites with either no consumer shit or as little as possible. Also I took into consideration the frequency of posting articles so it won't get dry. News sites: >arstechnica.com/ /tech/ + /sec/ >theregister.co.uk/ /sec/ >www.darkreading.com /sec/ >technologyreview.com/ /tech/ + /sec/ >slashdot.org/ /tech/ + /sec/ >wired.com/ /tech/ >zdnet.com/ /tech/ I've looked through those sites roughly so i need your feedback to see if they're good.
Bentley Garcia
>No one made a thread so I'm making a guest appearance. Thanks, that is appreciated. I was surprised the last thread ended so early, seems night in Europe is the weak part.
Ian James
No problem man. It's a pleasure to be an OP for once for a serious thread with decent discussion,
Colton Green
>>arstechnica.com/ /tech/ + /sec/ Very sure of themselves but terminology is sloppy and quality is questionable.
>>theregister.co.uk/ /sec/ Good stuff but the writing style is a self parody on Britishness and not in a good way.
>>www.darkreading.com /sec/ >>technologyreview.com/ /tech/ + /sec/ Don't know those two.
>>slashdot.org/ /tech/ + /sec/ Used to be good but has imploded. Comments are upvoted for funniness morethan what is informative. Also like Arstechnica rather self assured yet sloppy.
>News sites How about from the FAQ? Which BTW is on Preview 13 now. ftp://collectivecomputers.org:21212/Books/Cyberpunk/Alt_Cyberpunk_FAQ_V5_preview13.htm#mozTocId967034
I want everyone who visits this thread to post what they are currently studying in their free time. It doesn't have to be sec or even Sup Forums related, either.
This is not just reading out what someone sees but also whatthey can visualise: >“Unlike previous methods, we were able to reconstruct visual imagery a person produced by just thinking of some remembered images,” Kamitani says.
Oliver Brooks
These "news sites" are consumer, normie tier garbage. Those better not be the official list of this general. Then again, you did say this was shit edition...
David Cruz
>Those better not be the official list of this general. They are not. The news sites are garbage, I agree, though The Register is at times useful.
(I must admit I do enjoy Verity Stob though)
Liam Parker
Penetration testing from hackers playbook and playing inside some boot2roots/CTFs. Also set up metasploitable 3 the other day, that was a complete cunt because packer kept failing for no discernible reason, and deleting the .vmx it was making. Ended up adding everything into it manually.
Joseph Turner
=== /sec/ News WE are not yet done with Spectre and Meltdown, and yet Qualcomm is feeling comfy: >Spectre and Meltdown not a concern for mobile says Qualcomm electronicsweekly.com/news/business/spectre-meltdown-not-concern-mobile-says-qualcomm-2018-01/ >Qualcomm president Cristiano Amon (pictured) told a CES meeting yesterday that the mobile ecosystem is uniquely protected from the Spectre and Meltdown processor flaws.
Learning more about Operating Systems at the moment; reading the book "Operating System concepts"(9th edition). I'm also busy with getting better at web penetration testing.
Cooper Lopez
You shouldn't setup metasploitable 3, really. You should setup nebula.
Ryder Jackson
Do you need really learn programming first to start doing /sec/?
Liam Murphy
I don't know. What I think is the best: Learn both things at the same time.
Logan Green
Taking my CISSP tomorrow how fuck am I?
Tyler Howard
Brushing up on math, been out of school for a while and gotta prep for calc, I know laugh at me all you want but nobody ever explained math to me in a way where i actually inderstood how things actually related and in high school i was more concerned with the girls in class than math I thought I'd never need. Also doing some normal classes at uni and my hobby research is currently working on mini have projects to learn concepts, mostly working with different list types and sorting methods and I'm interested in cpu design, just want to know how an 8bit cpu works. So that's about it, not too much sec related but I like to see these threads kept alive
Jackson Ross
CISSP isn't that difficult to pass imo. Just be sure you're in the security mindset though, maybe do a CTF today.
Brody Young
Electrical engineering. After that, mechanical engineering.
Ethan Murphy
>I'm interested in cpu design, just want to know how an 8bit cpu works. You will find a gold mine in 6502.org in general and forum.6502.org in particular.
Jace Anderson
TIG welding. I am hoping to use capital raised to get more into programing/IT or anything thats more technology based rather than blue collar manual labor.
Matthew Roberts
For all the aspiring bunker dwellers, it is time to upgrade from that shipping container: youtu.be/xSDsH6mwHqE
Joshua Price
Follow up from last round >Yeah it is sparse. Actually was speaking to the guy who works on it. Pretty sure it is just one dude. i2p is sparse in general desu senpai.
What more info do you have? It is still interesting.
>Second Life client released for Linux, ushers in new age for world changing service
One hour later, same editor
>Linux users rejoice with release of Second Life client
nigga pls
Jonathan Taylor
>Not being happy about second life nigga pls
Brayden Murphy
>One hour later, same editor Editors were the main problem with Slashdot from early on. What masked the problems was that they had few competitors. That has changed. So now they are mostly irrelevant.
> >CISSP isn't that difficult to pass imo. Just be sure you're in the security mindset though, maybe do a CTF today.
Why the fuck would I do a CTF to prep for CISSP. It's a policy/management/overview of InfoSec as a whole. I don't think I'd want to jump into it from a PenTest perspective.
Leo Kelly
Well, I'm a retard. Confused it with CEH.
Justin Flores
Machine learning with Matlab with a book that discusses the recent developments and proposes example codes to showcase the Convolution Neural Networks and the Deep Learning layers that take place to read images. It's not comprehensive but a good introduction to the field. Otherwise, I am also going to through Russel's and Norvig's tome on AI which is quite a slog since it's very academic and heavy.
Christopher Bell
Cyberpunk is outdated.
Joshua Carter
Comfypunk is also a thing we appreciate. Any particular book/movie/etc you prefer?
Nathan King
We all know that greed and other sins will make our future world look like the opposite of this. We are slowly corrupting is as we speak.
Austin Young
Hang on in there, user, the legendary comfy overload does exist! (pic related.)
