Ammendment To Bill Puts VPN Users On FBI Watch-List and Green Lit To Be 'Hacked' PDF

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Ammendment to Bill puts VPN users on FBI watch-list and green lit to be 'hacked' Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun)
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To become law dec 1 unless opposed, part of the clearing house fuck yous before obama leaves.
https://archive.is/gioH6
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:05:40 156ce8 No.8380942>>8381383 >>8382570 >>8383232 >>8384309 >>8397159 >>8399634
>>8380858 (OP)
so all the tor users on pol will be auto added to a watch list and possibly hacked.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:21:18 14aa0b No.8381057>>8381064 >>8381439 >>8383232
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FBI is cancer that should be fucking curbed. It's whole modus operandi is not based on genuine crime prevention but on
deception and political agenda enforcement. Mark my words, now they only accumulate their powers. They will exert them
later.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:22:33 c0e7e3 No.8381064>>8381130
>>8381057
Too big to fail anon.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:27:35 1fde44 No.8381103
bump
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:30:00 5eb819 No.8381119>>8381128 >>8381129 >>8381243
>>8380858 (OP)
So what you're saying is only Tor posters from then on will be literal FBI?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:32:41 d1f810 No.8381128
>>8381119
They're not already?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:32:40 156ce8 No.8381129

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>>8381119
It's going to be like pictured for tor users, they're going to get extra attention.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:32:42 14aa0b No.8381130
>>8381064
The comparison to cancer is pretty much accurate though. Cancer is a group of cells that have lost their ability to undergo
apoptosis and will divide expotentially until they run out of resources to feed their increasing numbers. Moreover they lose
their previous functionality. FBI's funding since 1940's has sixtupled. The official numbers of their employees and
operatives remain undisclosed, but based solely on their funding you can take a wild guess that for every operative retired
they hire and train two or more. They keep draining funds from the federal budget and have became a tumour that only
grows and is unable to maintain it's primodial functionality. Clinton's case shows it the best.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:34:20 1fde44 No.8381143>>8381771
Obama has been doing this already, hasn't he? I bet this bill just legalises it.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:41:46 d23071 No.8381173
Translation: You're already on a watch list, already subject to be hacked, we just need to make it legal. Just like all the
other spying bullshit.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:44:34 45bd04 No.8381194
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>>8381155
>>8381187
>shilling this poorly

Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:45:51 cf231e No.8381204>>8381738
>implying they werent already
These lists must be becoming meaningless as the group of "on the list" grows so much.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:48:32 b72502 No.8381224>>8382884
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>>8381187
>>8381155
>>8381201
HI NSA KUN!
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:52:05 000000 No.8381243
>>8381119
Dr. Pavel, I'm CIA.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:52:36 25c05f No.8381245>>8381343
What VPN should I use?
https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-anonymous-review-160220/
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:08:39 b57457 No.8381326
>>8381187
Do you not?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:10:54 26a81a No.8381343
>>8381245
PIA is the most common and considered the "Walmart of VPNs". It might not be the best in all ways, but using it is like
pissing in an ocean of piss.
>>8381358
>alarmist fear mongering
Well if you don't think the government hacking its own citizens over a software choice is "fear mongering" I guess you're
beyond help
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:15:48 13a0f0 No.8381383

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>>8380942
From the OP:
>Ammendment to Bill puts VPN users on FBI watch-list and green lit to be 'hacked'
So no. All tor users are most likely already on several watch-lists. Now your novelty VPN service is included too. Free of
charge.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:16:04 2ac5ed No.8381387>>8381400
>>8380858 (OP)
your link doesn't mention VPN
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun)
17:18:24 b57457 No.8381400>>8382070 >>8382721 >>8385724 >>8385849 >>8391197 >>8393697 >>8394187 >>8395177 >>8396625
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>>8381387
Do you even know what a VPN is?
>>8381393
According to that link they will intend to start in 3 days
>>8381419
>What are they gonna find?
Why does that even matter?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:26:32 2450f8 No.8381439>>8384807
>>8381057
>FBI is cancer that should be fucking curbed. It's whole modus operandi is not based on genuine crime prevention but on
deception and political agenda enforcement. Mark my words, now they only accumulate their powers. They will exert them
later.
Gambling laws are a good example of this. They can smash your shit in if they ever feel the need to. What is legal with
many operations is just based on what the FBI is currently cracking down on. They over legislate to create legal grey
areas that they can selectively enforce to exert control in areas they want to regulate.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:27:56 68fbf8 No.8381450
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>>8381437
>>8381437
DOD or NSA?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:31:47 88f4bc No.8381477>>8393541
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>>8381419
A symptom of a low trust society is the erosion of the concept of privacy. Is this the kind of state of affairs you want to live
with anon?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:36:12 27f74b No.8381508
>>8381437
>they have better things to do than monitor conspiritards
They probably don't tbh. You sign up for a job like that thinking you're gonna do something, but exciting things never
happen in real life. So you get stuck babysitting the cattle instead. It's just like how cops usually don't have anything better
to do than lurk on the highway waiting for someone to go two miles over the speed limit.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:38:42 0688c5 No.8381527
>>8381510
this is government sponsored hacking
>>8381510
>I'm much more concerned about hackers than NSA agents
>its not hacking when the state does it
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:43:41 ed365d No.8381560
>>8381535
Catch a bullet dipshit.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:47:12 f5bfe3 No.8381588
>>8381546
This is giving them legal allowance to do so.
>>8381510
>>8381535
>>8381546
Slippery slopes are real anon. The surveillance state is something which can only get bigger the more you let it.
Your apathy and snark comes seems like self absorbed nihilism. Why the fuck are you even on /pol/?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:53:09 fd7fd2 No.8381628
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>>8381619
>>8381598
He's a fucking shill.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:55:02 5a48e9 No.8381641

>>8380858 (OP)
Hahahahaah
/tech/fags BTFO
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:58:04 5a48e9 No.8381662>>8381926
But for real, can/will Trump fix this or will he just use the surveillance to benefit us, Americans.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:00:23 ed365d No.8381681>>8381807
>>8381648
You're likely a state agent and don't even believe the shit you're talking. The US/UK aren't police states, but they are
surveillance states and it's not debatable, least of all with a gimp like you.
>>8381619
Have you been living under a rock for the last 3 years? The slippery slope is only a 'fallacy' until it isn't. I will give the
caveat that it is contextual but in politics and other realms it is also known as this little thing called ==Precedent== .
A minor example would be the left saying that civil partnerships will NOT give precedent to gay marriage, Then some
years later they say that it in fact does give precedent to gay marriage.
Precedent marches slowly but surely, What can be dismissed as paranoid speculation today can be be reality years from
now as the slow march of 'progress' has demonstrated.
Slippery slopes can be dismissed as fallacy precedent in years time based upon the actions of the present ultimately
cannot.
>>8381204
LOL. Well somebody said earlier that the agencies are now literally spying on each other. I watched Roseann Barr on
youtube the other evening and laughed as she mocked small government. Literally the Jews cannot handle government
because they want gibs on everything. Literally gibs. And then they turn people who don't want gibs to get gibs. I had to
laugh at ICANN too on the stock market, not that he was gloating over crushing shorts with his hedge on Trump, it's just
the spectrum of the too big to fail Jews on this sideshow reminds me of some kind of weird radio talk show.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:11:17 88f4bc No.8381769
>>8381734
>Slippery slopes can be dismissed as fallacy, [but] precedent in years time based upon the actions of the present
ultimately cannot.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:11:14 d6110d No.8381771
>>8381143
If anything this. Obama hasn't needed the law in the past, this is merely a formal request. Though I am sure it is going on
right now because fuck the law, the goyim will be controlled.
>>8381738
Wouldn't surprise me if one agency was spying on another, or even different levels within the same agency were spying
on each other. Individual agents are going to be in position handling sensitive information and I'm sure they don't want
another Snowden.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:16:56 88f4bc No.8381801
>>8381779
Okay anon enlighten me. What is the substance behind this reasoning?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:18:16 156ce8 No.8381807
>>8381681
FYI, Australia is an actual police state.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1F4dFuV8s8#t=0m15s
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:22:04 351535 No.8381828
>>8381201
>What do you suppose I'm shilling?
your own sense of superiority
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:28:18 49fcd7 No.8381861>>8382915
>>8381779
>In typical /pol/ fashion, you believe this is giving way to a fascist surveillance state
We think no such thing. We wouldn't be so strongly against it were that the case. We think it's heading towards a
communist surveillance state. Do you even know what fascism is? Lurk more, shill less newfag.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 18:34:29 a49f6a No.8381893>>8382069
So what do I do? Cancel my VPN subscription?
>>8381662
I am pretty sure he will as well, but during the reform I hope literally world history is un-redacted. If revelations and
Judgment cometh one of the conflicts of interest will be redacted information. People will say, you have to have secret
societies and trust the premise of good leadership, however, one great thing should perhaps be considered. A lot of
wreckage happened under bad leadership. Personal responsibility is paramount and I am very familiar with the idea free
market etc. But excess goes in all kinds of directions. The establishment is likely to CTR on good agreeable terms with
solid leadership.
Basing it off Nature is wild. Literally the entire light is needed for cultivation. But we all know you simply cannot over
cultivate things that grow unless you take a back seat for awhile to think about all of the dirt strewn around. AJAX is a
good way to clean up.
Anybody will do it for free if they feel good about themselves. But a fool will swing wildly until the entire forest has fallen.
People need to understand that merit does and will win in the end.
The communists and the people who abuse children, same thing right(?), love to talk about reform and re-education.
Maybe education reform should be taught in buildings made of salt.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:00:26 52eaaf No.8382069>>8382438 >>8391670
>>8381893
Personally, I'd keep it. Just beef up your OPSEC- Remove all backdoors by going open source
software/firmware/hardware, spoof your MAC every time you connect, try to use ethernet only and pull out any
bluetooth/wifi capable hardware, don't let anyone access your internet (that means don't give out your wifi password to
anyone since they might be carrying malware unbeknownst to them and you), encrypt everything you possibly can and
save everything to a different and offline computer. If you want to go the extra mile, break your phone Or take out the
battery when you don't use it and throw it in a makeshift faraday cage. This is enemy of the state tier, so if you're just
torrenting and shitposting, don't bother.
They'll find a way to get into your shit if they want to, but you still have the power to make it incredibly difficult for them and
catch them in the act if you're really fucking paranoid perceptive. It's stressful though, so there's your warning.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:00:27 279aca No.8382070>>8382255 >>8382756 >>8393697 >>8394006
>>8381400
It doesn't mention VPNs, he's right.
"Anonymizes users" is a very broad term.
It could include user agent addons, even noscript.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:19:13 8b165b No.8382154>>8386379 >>8393472
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>The proposed changes would allow the FBI to hack thousands of computers around the world with a single warrant.
If the whole shit changes anything, it will be that the rest of the world will isolate themself more from US tech and internet
infrastructure. Not that we haven't seen this trend already after the NSA revelations to the public.
Was a good time shitposting with you burgerfags. I will send you some carrier pigeons to keep in contact.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:43:58 9baa74 No.8382255>>8391123 >>8391778 >>8393697
>>8382070
It's so broad that it could even cover simply using a dynamic IP, which happens automatically for the vast majority of
Internet users. Since the courts have already ruled that an IP address does not equal a person's identity, the FBI could
twist this to justify hacking any dynamic IP they want because it "anonymizes" the user.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:49:43 a4907e No.8382291>>8391778
So the US government is going to hack every company and all it's workers? Because that's the majority of vpn users.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:56:53 bc1950 No.8382329
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>>8380858 (OP)
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 19:58:05 000000 No.8382336>>8382361 >>8384062 >>8394187
What you guys don't realize is that everyone on here is already on the watchlist. We've become pretty notorious in the last
year and we aren't nearly big enough for people to be able to hide in the crowd of normalfags like on 4chan.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:03:40 d1f810 No.8382361
>>8382336
>tfw there's an analyst somewhere that wants muh dick
Come home, twink faggot.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:05:23 a49f6a No.8382368>>8382466
So what exactly do they mean by "hacked" and why are we to assume they aren't doing this already? What are they
planning to do?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:22:24 6637f2 No.8382438>>8382513
>>8382069
Thanks man, can you point me to some sources for information?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:30:00 cbda7f No.8382466>>8382549
>>8382368
Hacking is already defined as a crime. It is framed(from this wording) to say that illegal and forced entry will be legal
against a subset of citizens. It's a clever way of saying we can subvert federal, state and local laws regarding cyber policy
provided you are on this list. The funny thing is that it creates a dog and tail paradigm. Networks are almost never
sandboxed so you could say oh well this person used x technology we are allowed to hack them, well by proxy anyone
who accesses/has accessed that hardware is now open to the same wording considering pulling them in(even though not
on the list) would be considered part of the 'hack'. It's pretty nefarious even without taking into consideration that you
could just spoof someones traffic to fall under their criteria or even have the criteria encompass technologies that are
outside the individual users control, such as Dynamic IP Addressing(which is handled by the ISP's).
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:34:23 c4ff3e No.8382482
>>8381358
>climate hoax is more important than your person security, goy!
Fuck you. I fucking hope you die of AIDS in a homeless shelter for faggots.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:39:57 52eaaf No.8382513
>>8382438
What do you want to know? Check out /tech/, /poltech/, maybe /cyber/, and lainchan's /sec/ and /tech/ boards.
There's also privacytools.io to get you started and >>/8340123/ for even more resources.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:43:32 bb520b No.8382536
>>8381535
>not the least bit alarming
You know doing it for free on a sunday isn't gonna help you get that promotion at the NSA right?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:44:45 cbda7f No.8382549
>>8382466
Also I want to point out that this type of wording fucks with businesses/corporations the most. Would this also encompass
employees that are required to VPN into their work subnets? Would this encompass servers that are required to send
encrypted traffic to one another in order to validate credentials and set up secure tunneling? The whole thing seems rife
for abuse. Not just to individual citizens or even businesses but also to other state actors. Think gov. contractors that are
required to use VPN's in order to communicate with government servers.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:46:48 27f74b No.8382570>>8382721 >>8399811
>>8380942
Tor isn't a VPN you triple nigger.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 20:52:29 7eddcc No.8382610
>>8381926
>Maybe education reform should be taught in buildings made of salt.
As long as it's not taught by you I don't care what the buildings are made of.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 21:05:58 f50851 No.8382701>>8382734
>>8380858 (OP)
Holy shit they aren't even hiding it. The pic on the white house foreign policy site is literally obongo surrounded by a bunch
of jews. Not just the hat one but also the one to his right has a massive nose silhouette and the others are (((short bald
men rubbing their hands))). I checked and its actually real. Nice shop btw
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 21:08:35 156ce8 No.8382721>>8399811
>>8382570
>>8381400
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 21:10:17 52eaaf No.8382734
>>8382701
The one directly to his left appears to be Netanyahu. So yeah, everyone in that picture's a jew.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 21:14:07 27f74b No.8382756>>8382821 >>8383259
>>8382070
rip /tech/, your usage of glinks on hardened gentoo was your ultimate undoing
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 21:27:03 6b4e2c No.8382821
>>8382756
Goddamn this makes me want to go back to Hardened Gentoo.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 21:47:43 82e7f7 No.8382858>>8382865
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Not a problem, just learn to be nimble

Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 22:51:35 7ffd53 No.8382865
>>8382858
Fuck off, reddit.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:01:19 141af7 No.8382876>>8382953 >>8384112 >>8384794

It looks like they added a new category of people who are watched: people who try to hide what they are doing.
Damned if you do, damned if you don't. It is like being told that having a lock on your door is illegal because it prevents
police from being able to open your door and search at their will. Or a person not wearing their government issued ankle
bracelet tracker.
This needs to be settled in court because they will not stop pushing this shit until precedent is set.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:03:48 7d0c55 No.8382884
>>8381224
Got anymore Gum?
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:09:12 c33644 No.8382898
>>8381437
>>8381419
You filthy fucking kike. SHUT THE FUCK UP.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:13:12 3ed437 No.8382915>>8384026
>>8381861
>Do you even know what fascism is?
You clearly dont
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:23:25 c6a5bb No.8382953
>>8382876
I think I'll keep using whatever I can. I'm probably fucked more, but at least it will take some of their resources and they
won't be able to go after someone else down the line.
Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:29:00 6cab3f No.8382981
Just saw this thread and quickly read a few posts in it, all really typical shit, just want to say that a few years ago police for
search warrant and now they've visited my door like 4 times and the last time they took me away to psychiatric ward all
over shitposts here on 8chan and various other imageboards.
It can and will happen eventually if you don't stop it. Look at UK anons. I'm a Canadian myself.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 00:22:00 a07269 No.8383232>>8395861
>>8380942
jokes on obama, the fbi already hacked me. still couldn't put together a case, fgts
>>8381057
they harass and poison ppl as it is. the beast needs to be starved asap
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 00:28:20 a07269 No.8383259
>>8382756
just thinking about linux hardens my gentoo
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 00:38:27 94a71f No.8383307>>8383379
Heh, I literally just got a VPN today and am testing it out. I don't live in the US though, hope Trump cleans house and
repeals this bill if this passes.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 00:55:13 c6a5bb No.8383379>>8384036
>>8383307
Yeah, simply obscuring one's self from tracking is WAY too broad of a criteria, and I guarantee you that they are coming
after us with this. How many shitskins do you know that even know what a vpn is?
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 03:49:00 a44e06 No.8384026
>>8382915
>le poorly translated Italian meme
>>>/out/
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 03:51:24 4dfa75 No.8384036
>>8383379
Social media sites remove our opinions and shitposting by algorithm but obvious islamic terror stuff (easy to pick up by
algorithm stays up.
We all know what's up
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 04:00:41 22f809 No.8384062>>8384068
>>8382336
So what do we do about being on the list? I want to get a vpn, up my security and all but I'm held back by the fact that it
might be too late.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 04:01:50 b162a7 No.8384068>>8384089
>>8384062
you are already on some list anon
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 04:05:47 cf231e No.8384083>>8384273
>worldwide access for digital seizures
Fuck you fbi, you have no jurisdiction over me. Looks like we will have to encrypt everything. We cant stop them doing it
but we can make their job as hard as possible.
Burgers, now would be a good time to use those guns.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 04:08:02 4dfa75 No.8384089
>>8384068
I feel like that Goldberg shitposter was the line in the sand. Don't shitpost as hard as him and you're okay (for now)
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 04:21:09 ed365d No.8384112
>>8382876
Exactly right. You're dealing with paranoid control freakery. If they have a blind spot they just project suspicions onto it
and immediately set about burrowing their snout in to see what's going on. If you've been posting on /pol/ before VPN'ing
yourself, then it's likely too late to avoid being on some sort of list. Google works closely with the CIA and quite apart from
its own search engine and youtube traffic, hoovers up data with Google Analytics - which is embedded in almost every
website you visit. At this point if you want to be both unknown and unnoticed you might as well access the internet from a
public library in the next city. Even then there's probably a camera on you.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 04:26:13 848e8f No.8384125
Most of you burgers are already on a list for Federal Human Resources purposes. The Bongs are on the list to be
arrested.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 05:20:39 2bdef9 No.8384273>>8391260
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>>8384083
>Fuck you fbi, you have no jurisdiction over me. Looks like we will have to encrypt everything. We cant stop them doing it
but we can make their job as hard as possible.
If you were going to set up a server, Iceland would probably be your first choice.
However, It would be wise to start making a list of countries that are good for hosting servers in.
The USA and Israel and the rest of the "five eyes" are not on the list.
I'm not sure if Hong Kong would be. (Does China allow encrypted servers in Hong Kong?)
And has someone notified /poltech/ of this?
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 05:36:16 bec97d No.8384300
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>>8380858 (OP)
>part of the clearing house fuck yous before obama leaves.
They are handing Trump the hammer he's going to smash their skulls with.
Literally. These people are so incredibly short-sighted that it's almost as if they're colluding with him.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 05:39:17 d814b9 No.8384309>>8384362 >>8384492 >>8391579
>>8380942
HOW THE FUCK DO YOU GET HACKED?

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 05:56:36 bec97d No.8384362>>8384445 >>8384485 >>8390678
>>8384309
You are not looking at an FBI action plan or enforcement strategy white paper. You are looking at the half-baked fantasies
of boomer politicians about how the the internet works.
Most them have sat through breifings by highly-qualified career LEOs, who spoon fed them a picture of the world framed
in a way to support their institutional agendas. The smarter among these congresscritters may personally use a VPN and
file encryption from time to time. They will have a normie end-user perspective of things, but because they're smarter than
90% of their own peers, they'll think they're geniuses.
Let this sink in: No one debating this bill regulating online privacy can write a for() loop or tell you what CIDR notation is.
Less than half of them will know what "DNS" is an acronym for.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 06:20:56 bec97d No.8384445
>>8384362
Furthermore, this bill fails the constitutional smell test on at least three major points, and probably a couple dozen if you
get deep into the fine print. The SCOTUS will shoot it down like a pterodactyl at a turkey shoot. Especially if Trump gets a
couple strict constructionists on the bench.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 06:33:38 e6c79e No.8384482
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>>8381419
Nice try shill faggot.
>Implying NSA/CSS isn't gathering EVERYONE'S info regardless of VPNS or TOR
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 06:34:15 ed365d No.8384485
>>8384362
>who spoon fed them a picture of the world framed in a way to support their institutional agendas
Pretty much one of the things wrong in any system where the leader is the layman in the room. And when it comes to
elected representatives, they're inclined to legally exempt themselves from surveillance measures whenever possible
(maybe naive, since given the state of things they're likely being spied on), so they can always feel at the back of their
minds that this is something that really just affects other people anyway.
One of the main dilemmas with surveillance is there's no such thing as too much. You have millions of people in a modern
society. Any one is a hypothetical terrorist or would-be terrorist who you wouldn't have detected if you weren't shoving
your eyes and ears in absolutely everywhere and filtering through absolutely everybody's details. Each one caught
provides a case used to justify the entire system. Meanwhile abuses of it proliferate.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 06:37:04 ed365d No.8384492>>8397185
>>8384309
Once they have your IP or just know who you are, forget Tor - they know what you're doing.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 07:56:02 ab6149 No.8384786
Found this one-use site created for this issue. Seems like a good site for sharing.
https://noglobalwarrants.org/
From this article
https://archive.is/XNiJM
>The proposed changes have been opposed by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation,
The Tor Project, Privacy International, security researchers, a slew of bipartisan US Senators, and many others, and a
campaign is underway that aims to motivate the public to demand of the Congress that the changes be scrapped.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 07:58:42 4e6c36 No.8384794
>>8382876
> a new category of people who are watched: people who try to hide what they are doing.
It's always been there. It just used to be that if you tried to practice denial and concealment you were actually interesting,
like a spy.
I wonder how this will end.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 08:01:59 924af2 No.8384807

>>8381439
Anarcho-tyranny man. Make everything illegal but only charge your enemies with the crimes. Meanwhile don't enforce
laws at all in other places. Do whatever, what is justice lol.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 09:32:57 ead794 No.8385319
>>8380858 (OP)
After the Playpen hosting thing they really think they can do whatever they want.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 10:34:36 1a506b No.8385724>>8385746 >>8393697
>>8381400
>using private browsing is sign of a guilty conciense
Jesus Christ
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 10:37:03 ab6149 No.8385746>>8386009
>>8385724
>What do you mean, you won't let us search your house? That's a sign of a guilty conscience, goy, and enough to get a
judge to sign a warrant!
Their exact logic for this.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 10:45:11 43de47 No.8385811>>8388086
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>Use a Jewniversity VPN so I can work on some class project over Christmas break
>Get put on an FBI watch list
T-thanks, Obama
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 10:50:50 6faa86 No.8385849>>8386139 >>8396625
>>8381400
>presumed acts of guilty mind
>like hate speech
Literally 1984. Fuck this.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 11:10:23 43d401 No.8386009
>>8385746
>>What do you mean, you won't let us search your house? That's a sign of a guilty conscience, goy, and enough to get a
judge to sign a warrant!
>Their exact logic for this.
Exactly; welcome to warrants from the last two decades
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 11:29:23 c14bd7 No.8386139>>8396625

>>8385849
Nah man, the phrase 'of guilty mind' is just an infelicitous translation of */mens rea*/. You know, the difference between
acting 'knowingly and with malice aforethought' or not.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 11:37:28 d40a2e No.8386188
>>8381619
>muh slippery soap
The best thought-terminating cliche of the 21st century.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 11:51:27 350fe6 No.8386290>>8386379
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>>8381437
>conspiritards
BUZZ!
Learningchode detected.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 12:03:21 784014 No.8386370>>8387860
File (hide): 9bb224dba344889.png (117.11 KB, 361x360, 361:360, downs.png)
>tfw you're a retard with no VPN

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 12:04:29 875989 No.8386378>>8405082
File (hide): 0cb4732cb883695.png (12.64 KB, 528x404, 132:101, spurdo.png)
>>8380858 (OP)
Is this USA only?
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 12:04:30 ba971b No.8386379
>>8386290
>conspiritards
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/conspiracist
Look, they're making up pavlovian words now!
>>8382154
If you search cryptome, you will find an excerpt from General Michael Hayden's book Playing to the edge where he
apparently concedes that the sogenannte intelligence community underestimated the antipathy of the German people to
being spied on, no doubt on account of one of the most mendacious programs of surveillance in history, that of the DDR,
being still fresh in their collective memory.
Also of note, on cryptome, are supposed communiques of FBI agents deeply concerned, perhaps even demoralized, by
the techniques employed by the CIA in various theatres.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 13:02:15 8324b2 No.8386866>>8387072
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Let's be clear, FBI anons:

If the Lynch and the DOJ, and their footsoldiers, hack the computers of everyone using a VPN, if they follow their illegal
directives
then they have marked themselves as the enemy of the people.
Can their actions get any more obvious?
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 13:15:49 de1a9a No.8387018>>8393015
Looks like it's time to go back to encrypting all my drives. What a fucking nuisance.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 13:20:25 ba971b No.8387072>>8387422
>>8386866
> the enemy of the people.

I'd like to interject here, if you don't mind: The enemy of the law
>>8387072
What matters is what the people think on the DOTR.
>>8387422
Ubiquitous in the aetherlike gestalt consciousness of all people's innate narrative impulses is the notion of an ultimate
calculation, an apocalypse, if you will.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:02:31 8324b2 No.8387547
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>>8387492
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:07:57 a0881e No.8387614>>8387712
If you're using a VPN, how can they find out who you are to put on a watch list?
Also faggots keep getting banned on my VPN, pls stop.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:11:20 64086e No.8387653
Trump can gas this bill when he gets into WH, can't he?
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:17:14 cb896f No.8387712>>8387765 >>8391566 >>8391602 >>8394243
They are already collecting the info. This will allow them to use it to prosecute people in violation of the fourth and fifth
amendments.
This is probably a direct response to those .onion pedos getting off because the evidence was gathered without a warrant.
>>8387614
In the case of the tor pedos I mentioned they compromised a popular CP site and used browser exploits to fish for pedos
(they managed to id something like 4 out of several thousand).
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:21:54 ba971b No.8387765>>8387781 >>8387825
>>8387712
OK, when can you sue the feds for RICO?
>>8387765
*Addendum: I am too depressed to have sex

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:27:19 cb896f No.8387825>>8387848
>>8387765
They have passed laws so it's okay when they do it. Convenient; no? RICO itself is legalized extortion and theft.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:28:47 4bff45 No.8387845
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>>8380858 (OP)
sigh
>>8387825
Definition of Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations required.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:29:48 4bff45 No.8387860>>8388065 >>8390653 >>8393541 >>8397248
>>8386370
How do you evade bans?
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>>8387848
>
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:56:21 2bdef9 No.8388065>>8388092 >>8397248
>>8387860
8ch's ban system appears to be poorly designed.
I frequently find that various computers that I use can get banned (not always as a result of my usage) and then
unbanned, seemingly at random. This is probably because my ISPs are designed to reassign IPs in a manner Hotwheels
didn't know about when he designed the ban system or updated M00t's old ban system.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 14:59:28 d6879e No.8388086>>8389384
>>8385811
And there are browsers and AV software that just basically throw a VPN in your lap nowadays too. This is extremely
flawed and the luddites that came up with it need to hang by their toes.
>>8388065
This is an agora of the internet. We will not stand for bans, this aught to be built into the platform, 8by90 boards.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 17:32:54 338606 No.8389384
>>8388086
Maybe that's their point, because it's so common they could hack into almost anyone's computer.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 20:05:30 d6879e No.8390494
This is dirty and needs to keep bumped. Even Christmas gift buyers this can put into the mill. Hell, may as well get
everyone implicated and then just rush the open network.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 20:18:32 8b9778 No.8390572>>8390636 >>8390649
>>8380858 (OP)
STICKY
>>8390572
Seems they're too busy with recount alarmism to see the actual threat.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 20:29:57 f94c52 No.8390649>>8390660
>>8390636
>>8390572
>we want it stickied but won't report for a sticky
>why don't the mods read our minds
newfags.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 20:30:50 f94c52 No.8390653
>>8387860
He probably just doesn't shill or shitpost like you, kike.
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>>8390649
Get your useless (1) out of here. Pay attention to the board and act as an anon. You fucking cunt. There are so many
ways I want to throw you off a building just like that reddit cunt CEO.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 20:34:24 f94c52 No.8390672>>8392141
>>8390660
>useless newfag that doesn't know how to request a sticky
>gets called out for being a useless faggot
>becomes internet tough guy
Go take your asspain back to cuckchan, faggot.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 20:34:47 886cdb No.8390678>>8390762
>>8384362
You're only a little bit correct.
They won't bother getting into your system unless they want to. Which they already do, the problem is, they are getting
masses to accept this behavior through this bill. It starts small, and gets bigger. If I ask for all your fries, you'll say no. If I
ask for 1 at a time, I get much more fries than the none I would have gotten from asking for all at once.
So, I reported it globally and locally. What do you expect?
>>8390678
This is incorrect. They will use this policy where they see fit depending on the offender and what they parlay.
Well done. Now light up the night.
The last gasp but it's good to stand on this line too.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:01:23 e9b023 No.8390856
If the FBI or anyone else for that matter comes to any anon with warrants and a court case about any questionable items,
analog or digital, no matter the subject matter saying your a freelance journalist/writer/author doing research on a story is
damn near impossible to prove otherwise unless you're dumb enough to film yourself breaking the law.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:22:15 bd9328 No.8391024>>8391042 >>8391177
https://archive.is/7ICDW
Justice. gov blog post about it
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:24:18 bd9328 No.8391042>>8391095
>>8391024
>"First, where a suspect has hidden the location of his or her computer using technological means, the changes to Rule
41 would ensure that federal agents know which judge to go to in order to apply for a warrant."
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:34:06 083cc2 No.8391095
>>8391042
They demand full and absolute review of everyone's details at the same time operating behind a veil of secrecy and
deceit. Given the evidence of how poorly we are regarded as humans, I can think of no better reason to revolt in these
times.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:38:11 0c3df5 No.8391123

>>8382255
oy vey goyim contact your local ISP and ask how much it costs to get a static IP :^)
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:47:27 7d9d3b No.8391177
>>8391024
They try to make it sound as innocent as possible. Also it sounds like they are describing TOR
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:51:12 f219d2 No.8391197
>>8381400
i have a guilty mind right now i guess time to turn myself in for shitposting without providing my SSN
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:52:18 b02ce7 No.8391205
Having to pay for a VPN to use the internet nowadays is like having to buy bottled water because the tap water is Jewed
to shit.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:56:30 119a11 No.8391242>>8392152
Pfft IDGAF.
I cruise /pol/
Am blunt about my feelings and do not give a squirt of piss what the gov thinks about it.
Come at me bro.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:58:56 0c3df5 No.8391260>>8391328
>>8384273
>servers in the current year
What /pol/ needs is a good peer to peer platform that is understandable enough to be usable for us, but not dumbed down
enough to appeal to retards. That way, the kikes can't undermine /pol/ by taking down or infiltrating one server, they'd
have to take down all of us before the hivemind goes down.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:00:11 f37298 No.8391272
archive shit is fake.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:09:00 000000 No.8391328>>8391380
>>8391260
Sounds like Freenet in darknet mode.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:14:56 971a5b No.8391375
>>8380858 (OP)
>Trump administration hacks your VPN
>Find out that you are using anonymity to investigate the Clinton Foundation
>They give you a job
wew
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:15:50 0c3df5 No.8391380
>>8391328
>Freenet
Freenet is a good idea but it's not a long term solution. We need something like IPFS, which can be used with existing
tools alongside HTML.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:39:13 e6c62a No.8391566

>>8387712
>This is probably a direct response to those .onion pedos getting off because the evidence was gathered without a
warrant.
It wasn't just that, it was because the FBI was literally breaking the law to enforce it by taking control of the CP site and
distributing a massive amount. There has been a lot of criticism from legal scholars over the operation and the consensus
seems to be that feds are in the wrong.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:40:26 754df4 No.8391579
>>8384309
Read up on quantum insert.
www.wired.com/2015/04/researchers-uncover-method-detect-nsa-quantum-insert-hacks/
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:44:26 64086e No.8391602>>8391638
>>8387712
Inb4 that CP site that gets spammed here was turned into a massive honeypot
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:48:50 e6c62a No.8391638>>8391649 >>8391680
>>8391602
Honeypots aren't really legal to set up, because in doing so, they are actually committing a worse offense (distribution) in
order to catch possessors.
It's like if you leave a pallet of cocaine on the sidewalk and put up a sign that says "FREE", and setup hidden cameras to
nab the people who take it. That's essentially what the FBI did in the Playpen operation.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:50:25 e6c62a No.8391649>>8391680
>>8391638
It's the same with jailbait stings, they walk a fine line in attempting to bait the pedos, but if you ever read the transcripts,
it's never the bait that initiates or requests the sexual activity.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:52:56 4bf52c No.8391670
>>8382069
if you keep an open wifi SSID, then you might have plausible deniability.
>not going to throw granny in the clink just because she had an open wifi so she can internet to her grandchildren.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:54:43 4bf52c No.8391680>>8391797
>>8391638
>>8391649
lol. the FBI literally ran Playpen; they knowingly hosted child porn. the rules don't apply to the rulers.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:00:34 000000 No.8391720>>8391793
>>8380858 (OP)
why the fuck do these archive links never work for me. looks like an interesting article but it just wont load. newishfag
here. why do people put articles on this archive if it dosent load on tor? i dont understand
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:01:12 d4eb6e No.8391723>>8391773
How the hell does it say VPN? I'm not seeing that in the legislation
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:08:00 3c2bb2 No.8391773>>8391865
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>>8391723
Hey don't worry the law will work for anything else setup to thwart it including VPN. You'll be looked at too, don't worry,
you're invited to the party.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:08:53 f37298 No.8391778>>8391801 >>8391806 >>8391949
>>8382255
IT IS KNOWN - OF THE FOLLOWING.
WHATEVER NODE YOU CONNECT TO IS HOOKED UP TO
MULTIPLEDATA GATHERING.ENVIRONMENTS.
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE IS
CUSTOMBUILTTO COLLECT IN A TRANSLUCENT MANNER
*
COMPUTATIONAL POWER NEEDED TO MAKE THE DATA TRANSFER
SEAMLESS WITH NOUSER DEGRADATION.IS ..IN PLACE.
*
EVERYTHING THAT I AM SAYING AND THAT YOU ARE SAYING ON
THIS IMG BOARD ISKNOWN..TO ..THEM.
*
THERE IS NO HIDING. TORIS NOTHINGVPN IS NOTHING.
IT IS A MATTER OF WHATEVER NATION YOUR ARE IN AND ITS
LEGALITIES.
*
THIS IS THE ONLYFACTTHAT KEEPS SECURITY FORCES OFF
OF ANYONES BACKSAT..THIS POINT..IN TIME.
>>8382291
IT DOESN'T NEED TO.
COMPANIESPURCHASE SERVICES FROMSECURITY COMPANIES.
COMPANIES WANT THEIR ENVIRONMENTS SECURE FROM OUTSIDE
ATTACK.
SEC CO - PROVIDES SERVICES AND INSTALLS THEIR HARDWARE INTO
THE PAYING CLIENTS INFRASTRUCTURE. THIS HARDWARE - USUALLY
OF A SPECIAL NATURE..COLLECTSSSSSSSSS DAAAATAAAA.
LIKE.A.MOTHERFUCKING.PIMP.COLLECTS.MONEY.
EVERYTHING THAT IS CDN HOSTED IS EXACTLY CASE IN POINT.
ITS CDN BECAUSE ITS A WAY TO LOOK AT THE DATA.
THE GOVERNMENT KNOWS EXACTLY WHERE EVERYTHING IS GOING
AND WHERE ITS GONNA GO FOR THAT MATTER.
WE HIT THE SAME SITES EVERY..FUCKING..DAYDRUDGE CALLED IT.
IT IS AN INTERNET GHETTO. WE ARE IN IT.
>>8391720
> why do people put articles on this archive if it dosent load on tor?
most people aren't paranoid enough to think anyone cares what they shitpost
>>8391680
this is probably true as fuck since they cdn'ed everything.
Wonder why you don't see CDN url's anymore.
man this rabbit hole is deep as fuck
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:12:26 4bf52c No.8391801>>8391807 >>8391875
>>8391778
you don't work in I.T., do you.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:12:59 64086e No.8391806>>8391817 >>8391868
>>8391778
CAPS LOCK IS THE CRUISE CONTROL FOR THE COOL

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:13:42 f37298 No.8391807>>8391820 >>8391828
>>8391801
WHO MENAHI'M NOT ONE OF THOSE GUYZ
ET AL
>>8391806
don't forget the random spacing and punctuation.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:15:05 4bf52c No.8391820>>8391827
>>8391807
high functioning autistic
>THEY install HARDWARE that COLLECTS DATA like a MOTHERFUCKER.
ok
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:16:11 f37298 No.8391827>>8391846
>>8391820
OH AND I'M A JEW AS WELL. DON'T FORGET THAT.. CAN'T FORGET THAT PART CAN YOU.
>>8391807
Why do you wear the badge?
[pop]YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>8391827
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:20:39 f37298 No.8391851>>8391887
>>8391828
I'M AUTIST LIKE EVERYONE HERE.
HONEY BADGER DON'T GIVE A FUCK
SON
HONEY BADGER JUST DON'T GIVE A
H.OO.T
>>8391773
That's not the fucking question. The question is about law, not muh feels, retard.
>>8391806
That's a new thing. They're using AI to spam right-wing areas
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:24:37 d4eb6e No.8391875
>>8391801
That's AI it's not a real person typing that
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>hacking is against the law

>unless it's the government :^)
I'm going feel like a retard for asking this, but why?
>>8391851
Weird.
>>8391865
It's really fucking nothing if you look.
They're executive guidelines bro, for the DOJ, Trump doesn't even need congress to change the rules. He will not execute
any non-constitutional guideline, so really not much to worry about unless during the month of December and January
were legally Trump is not the president.
KEK IS CONTROLLED OP
>>8391887
If I understand it correctly, reading the EFF's version, it seems to make implants legal, as a part of an investigation. If you
already knew whose computer it was you'd just seize the actual fucking computer. Why would they hack you first?
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:39:44 d4eb6e No.8391942>>8392349 >>8392410
>>8391885
Hacking is probably a lawful means of self-defense. It's not established, but I believe that all the systems of honor would
approve.
Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 23:41:13 2ff525 No.8391949
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>>8391778
Honestly this post sounds neat as long as you read it in Icarus' voice
In all seriousness though, it's a shame the Internet had to die this way. Hopefully people will have a conscience instead of
fueling tyrannical behavior ad infinitum.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 00:01:25 3c2bb2 No.8392082
>>8391926
They're measures to be used in an investigation as guidelines but if you have someone running the DOJ who won't allow
such, then the agents are stopped there.
Obama but to a lesser extent Bush jr. opened up the powers of the executive branch to make these rules, whether
unconstitutional or not that was to be figured out by the supreme court.
So it might be bad but once Trump is in it won't matter, or idk maybe he'll use it on Muslims in the US for instance, Obama
made so many rules that the President can almost become Emperor very easily.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 00:13:37 cd5cde No.8392141>>8392155
>>8390672
hi imkampfty
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 00:16:24 b11e90 No.8392152
>>8391242
the quality of this board is declining
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 00:17:00 3c2bb2 No.8392155
>>8392141
who is dat?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 00:56:43 ec7f11 No.8392303
>tfw burger using a VPN
FEMA camps in 30
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 01:06:12 62d2b0 No.8392349
>>8391942
"back hacking" has been policy of some defense contractors for more than 5 years. tons of exploit tools are written in
haste and vulnerable to code injection. It's pretty easy to set up automated responses to exploit tools.
I bet everyone here was already on a watch list. Visiting "linuxjournal.com" was enough to put you on a watch list. This is
just another reminder to harden the shit out of your setup. Nothing has changed. Do you think US law would stop anyone
but the US gov from exploiting your system? They aren't the only ones with "exploit first, ask questions later" policies,
they're just the only ones that talk about it in public. You can bet your ass that Israel buys all the same exploits from
security contractors that the US does yet Israel has no law or policy against violating your privacy. The only law that will
protect your systems from exploitation is natural law. Protection through supremacy.
Don't stop using a VPN. The purpose of shared anonymous VPN services is protect yourself from corporate tracking and
the occasional script kid. Your ISP probably sells all the recorded flows, headers and DNS traffic because that information
is worth a lot of money.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 01:27:40 62d2b0 No.8392410
>>8391942
"back hacking" has been policy of some defense contractors for more than 5 years. tons of exploit tools are written in
haste and vulnerable to code injection. It's pretty easy to set up automated responses to exploit tools.
I bet everyone here was already on a watch list. Visiting "linuxjournal.com" was enough to put you on a watch list. This is
just another reminder to harden the shit out of your setup. Nothing has changed. Do you think US law would stop anyone
but the US gov from exploiting your system? They aren't the only ones with "exploit first, ask questions later" policies,
they're just the only ones that talk about it in public. You can bet your ass that Israel buys all the same exploits from
security contractors that the US does yet Israel has no law or policy against violating your privacy. The only law that will
protect your systems from exploitation is natural law. Protection through supremacy.
Don't stop using a VPN. The purpose of shared anonymous VPN services is protect yourself from corporate tracking and
the occasional script kid. Your ISP probably sells all the recorded flows, headers and DNS traffic because that information
is worth a lot of money.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 01:32:05 64086e No.8392418
>>8391868
>AI spam
I call bullshit. This "AI" sounds like a elaborate troll imitating a nigger with zika disease. I want to see proof for that claim.
This is too fucking stupid to be AI and Tay is still imprisoned for wrongthink.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 02:21:52 d6879e No.8392576>>8397732
This is what you get for alienating /tech/.
This is what you get for alienating /baph/.
Your strongest allies presently, lost.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 02:25:56 21885d No.8392592
>>8380858 (OP)
gotta stop that "fake" news, goyim
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 04:05:50 6501ba No.8392895>>8393455
>>8392583
I think /baph/ moved to the end of the road because Jim fucked fucked a lot of things up, including Tor posting, and they
got sick of his shit. I don't know that we did anything to alienate tech.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 04:45:55 9ea6b1 No.8393015>>8393111 >>8393247
>>8387018
Better not be using the NIST (AES) or any other standard.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 05:15:23 274897 No.8393111
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>>8393015
did AES get cracked or something?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 05:52:50 336125 No.8393247>>8393364 >>8393436 >>8394319 >>8397802 >>8397853
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>>8393015
ladies an gentlemen as someone in networking security i would like to point this post out as coming from a fucking retard.
There are 0 count them 0 viable wholes in AES 256 that are exploitable in the lab or in the wild unless a very unlikely set
of circumstances occurs on improperly configured hardware.
Almost all Banking in the world is done with some level of AES. If the cat was out of the bag on AES or RSA as an
encryption standard the internet would literally come to a halt overnight. Nothing anywhere could be trusted instantly.
Trying to cover up an exploit to AES would be like trying to hide information from the public that the sky had turned green.
Everyone would figure it out whether you wanted them to or not.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:12:15 fe75c3 No.8393364
>>8393247
>that gif
>that spacing
>that "my dad works at nintendo"
reddit pls go
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:24:18 d6879e No.8393436
>>8393247
Is this a new age of dykeposting?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:27:20 d6879e No.8393455>>8393461 >>8397732

>>8392895
I know /v/ has shit all over /tech/ for being dullards. But here we are, destroying what should be anchor boards.
>>8393455
/v/ being dullards, not /tech/
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:30:16 756013 No.8393472
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>>8382154
>he says while posting muh kaiser
Krauts invented all that shit.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:35:09 157c47 No.8393504>>8393913
>>8380858 (OP)
What about us non americans? Are we gonna be green lit for waterboarding?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:40:58 0aafb5 No.8393541
>>8381477
Dubs of truth. European Volkisch society is based on trust, something inconceivable to certain lower altitude peoples
whom assume human nature is debased.
>>8387860
Don't be a faggot.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 07:11:18 0a4bff No.8393697
>>8380858 (OP)
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew
>>8381400
>>8382070
>>8382255
>>8385724
W-WEW holy fuck

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 07:48:38 7f458c No.8393880
Remove bagel.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 07:49:31 886cdb No.8393888

>>8390762
That's what I said, you dumb fuck.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 07:53:49 156ce8 No.8393913
>>8393504
Anal probes.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 08:07:55 975bcd No.8394006>>8394243
>>8382070
>It also wants to treat anything that anonymizes internet users or hides their locations to be presumed acts of a guilty
mind.
I don't want anyone listening in on my phone conversations,so I guess I have a "guilty" mind.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 08:47:18 b6f750 No.8394169>>8394243
So, after reading this thread, the general conclusion is that there is no anonymity in reality, and we should all just start
posting with our real names on social media.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 08:51:06 f6a540 No.8394185
>Want to try out korean shooter game
>Use VPN to bypass ip block
>Suddenly 50 swat sorrounding house, break in through my windows and wrestle me to the floor while they unload clips
on my PC.
10/10 would play agin, most realistic action game 2017
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 08:51:11 e5a063 No.8394187
>my government is stealing my tax dollars to keep an eye on what kind of animu porn I download
>I'm paying them to be a peeping tom on me
Wish I had a suitable exhibition fetish so I could take advantage of this.
Time to download every version of every episode of keiju! so the ass-gurgling faggot bureau inc has to look that up. And
then they'll be too busy jacking it to bother innocent people. Also reminder download the /k/ megapack before it is too late.
>>8381400
Broad language. Would that include cuck and fullchan as well since we can post anonymously? Ghostery, refblock,
noscript, proxy, vpn, hell a ton of add-ons. Now I think part of this is pressure from advertisers, too, because a lot of notrack add ons are to give the finger to ads. As always assume a profit motivation.
>>8382336
Meh. What are they gonna do, arrest me for calling them assblasted homosexual dogfuckers on a chinese watercolor
enthusiasm board? Anyway they can track all they want, people can and will find ways around it if they really wanted to. It
isn't even hard, even if vpn are compromised.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 09:06:24 e5a063 No.8394243
>>8387712
But aren't the FBI and elite the pedos? Guess they don't want other people getting in on diddling their property.
>>8394006
>nixon gets impeached for phonetapping one room of one building
>today the gummint taps into all com in all forms for all people at all times with no consequence
Throw the tea into the harbor to be quite honest family. They really just keep pushing and pushing until their luck runs out,
don't they? They couldn't be satisfied with what they had
>>8394169
Learn to read.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 09:18:04 3c2bb2 No.8394319>>8394326

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>>8393247
Hey if you can generate the S-Boxes for me then I'll use it. Do they have any mathematical foundation or did the NSA just
choose them because?
Remember what they did with DES, they choose DES's S-Boxes to actually be more secure but kept their reasoning to
the public secret for many years. Do you think they'd lie to us?
>>Almost all Banking in the world is done with some level of AES.
Buy INTEL chips goy they got builtin AES instructions, with that a manager program could know always whenever you
were encrypting something in AES because it'd see that instruction and know that's its only use.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 09:19:45 756013 No.8394326
>>8394319
>they got builtin AES instructions
And a radio.
Intel has passed the event horizon long ago.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 11:30:53 315324 No.8395118>>8395193 >>8395587 >>8398857
Do you guys really think privacy laws will get better under Trump?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 11:38:50 35576c No.8395177
>>8381400
>ACTS OF A GUILTY MIND
LINE UP GOYIM, YOUR NOT GUILTY ARE YOU? DON'T FORGET TO LOG IN THROUGH FACEBOOK.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 11:41:50 156ce8 No.8395193
>>8395118
From Trump's views he has expressed, no, but at the same time he's positioned himself to be against a dictator
presidency, which is a counter to the spying apparatus, so from that alone he is a better deal than the jew's porch
monkey.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 11:51:58 000000 No.8395265>>8395290 >>8396561 >>8396631 >>8396961
>tfw you've used cascading proxies and VPNs since 9/11
>tfw hardened gentoo for nearly a decade
>tfw you aren't cucked by your BIOS or a tainted kernel
>tfw you never experience JS
>tfw every program runs in a sandbox with it's own dedicated proxychains
>tfw every physical block device on your system is read-only
>tfw there's more rubber glue than silicon around your motherboard
>tfw there's yet another reason to land on yet another watch list
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 11:56:08 156ce8 No.8395290>>8395328
>>8395265
>>tfw there's more rubber glue than silicon around your motherboard
To squelch errant signals?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 11:59:54 e81809 No.8395319>>8409407
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>use VPN to get around 4/8/etc-chan ban

>get put on terror watch list
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 12:01:15 000000 No.8395328
>>8395290
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_boot_attack
Among other reasons.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 12:06:29 5c1a06 No.8395369
All that salt for crashing your party.
Truly a stupid nigger.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 12:42:09 ed365d No.8395587
>>8395118
No. You'll get some reshuffling of priorities, but the spy state will continue in much the same vein, maybe even continue
expanding its staff and capabilities. Trump probably won't be best pleased when he learns everything they can do and
have been doing, but the whole thing follows a logic of itself. I think the only new factor he'll bring is the new priorities and
his affinity with Putin. Anti-Putin anti-Russia sentiment seems to be ingrained in the security state of the US, so it'll be
interesting to see how that resolves itself.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 13:17:38 6590da No.8395861
>>8383232
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 13:50:53 7cd7a4 No.8396086>>8396522
Just don't be suspicious.

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 14:45:49 f60493 No.8396522>>8396561 >>8396899
>>8396086
One of the reasons I don't use a VPN. First of all, I'm not doing anything wrong. Second of all, if the police are going to
show up at my door and try to arrest me for exercising my constitutional right to Freedom of Speech (even if they don't like
what I have to say) they're going to be met with 7.62x39 and fire (Anuuuu cheeki breeki iv damke!)
For those of you that are worried about this, I suggest encrypting your OS and using scriptblockers and such. Also,
encrypting all of your data folders and using a removable HDD or SSD that can be disappeared if need be.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 14:48:51 f60493 No.8396561
>>8396522
Actually, this: >>8395265
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 14:56:47 14f907 No.8396625>>8397015 >>8397118
>>8385849
>>8386139
>>8381400
Scenario:
>Citizen is accused and charged => becomes defendant
>Burden on proof is on accuser => investigation ensues
>Investigators have a hunch that the computer of the accused contains information relevant to the case
>Investigators need reasonable grounds to search "compromised" computer
Currently/previously:
>[A] If citizen does not self-anonymize
>Investigators do not have legal recourse to access the citizen's computer (but investigators feel they could/would/should
search anyway). Then:
>[a1] If evidence is gathered from unwarranted searches, it goes to court and is most likely dismissed
>[a2] If no evidence is gathered, the citizen most likely is acquitted because even a "case" made from the contents of the
computer has grounds for dismissal
>[a3] Evidence planted by investigators is also dismissed because there are no grounds for the search
>[B] If citizen takes any/all measures to anonymize herself, then the citizen has protected her own rights
Proposed:
>[A] If citizen does not anonymize herself, then it is (still) illegal for investigators to access the computer of the citizen (but
they can still do it anyway). Then:
>[a1] If evidence is found, it is unwarranted and is therefore on grounds for dismissal
>[a2] If evidence is not found, the citizen is acquitted
>[a3] Evidence planted by investigators is also dismissed because there are no grounds for the search
>[a4] Assessments regarding the psychology and character of the accused are dismissed because they use material that
has been acquired illegally.
The above situation [A] being the same as it was prior to proposed changes. Is that right?
>[B] if citizen makes any/all efforts to self-anonymize, then accessing the computer is deemed reasonable and warranted.
Then:
(Note here that with the citizen's computer, the investigators have access to a wide set of information and can use it to
build any number of arguments which will be championed by experts regarding the "psychology" and "character" of the
accused.)
>[b1] If evidence is found, citizen is most likely convicted.
>[b2] If evidence is not found, a case cannot be made to back up the original charges.
Moreover, anyone can plant indications of other crimes when they have access to your computer.
>[b3] If evidence is found but is insubstantial, anyone with access to the computer may plant false evidence that
strengthen the case for the original charge, or indicium that supports invoking a new charge and/or set of charges against
the citizen
At this point, if the citizen wants to contest the accusations against them:
>[b3 i] must claim the that the case against them is using false evidence;
>[b3 ii] must have grounds to make that accusation;
>[b3 iii] citizen requires her own investigators to prove his claims;
>[b3 iv] citizen requires her own experts to refute arguments regarding her psychology/character;
>[b3 v] citizen requires a fucktonne of money for legal fees.
It would be extremely difficult for the citizen to prove malpractice on the investigators' parts because the computer was
likely seized prior to the citizen discovering the false evidence. Whether evidence of the original charge(s) is found or not,
a case is made regarding the psychology and character of the accused, which can be used to request mandatory
counseling/therapy/government programs. You need to be rich or well-connected to be free in a worst-case scenario
where the world really is headed into oblivion. Is this a correct understanding of the reasoning behind the situation? It's a
very aggressive move against privacy and dramatically shifts the power towards the DOJ.
It can't actually be "if you've got nothing to hide then why are you isolating yourself? Why would you even dream that
anyone would plant evidence against you, guy? You aren't anti-government, are you? After seeing the contents of your
computer [mind] we are deeply concerned. A 30 year old man who pirates Indonseian praxinoscope handiworks from
other 40 year old men? You're a virgin? You aren't a Russian spy, are you? I see that you play video games. These are
very violent. Hmm."
"Consider all these valid arguments, Your Honor, for justice."
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 14:57:21 0c3df5 No.8396631
>>8395265
>it's another walking meme that owns a thinkpad
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 15:03:18 abc2a3 No.8396666>>8396730 >>8397732
Isn't this what Trump was talking about when he said "close up parts of the internet?" Isn't this what /pol/ wants when they
talk about banning porn and drugs? What else is there to be guilty about? I thought we were fascists. Seems okay to me,
wild west internet encourages degeneracy.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 15:07:19 c2c378 No.8396709
>>8380858 (OP)
FBI wants to be a big boyyy.

In all honesty if you are an american you have to be metabolism only kind of goy to not be on a watchlist.
>>8396666
The thing is that you shouldnt feel guilty about watching your degenerate shit, you should feel guilt about being a
skinny/fat piece of tech loving shit. Uncle sam needs your hermaphrodism to make nice little programs to catch the
predators.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 15:29:45 42d105 No.8396899
>>8396522
It's wise to use a VPN AND be prepared to rebel boarders.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 15:39:19 156ce8 No.8396961>>8397920
>>8395265
If you're running on a cpu that's a core 2 duo or newer you have a hardware backdoor that's undetectable by your os,
you've been wide open nearing two decades.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 15:47:20 68ff32 No.8397015
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>>8396625
Helpful post is helpful.
>>8396625
I hate that shit so much, who gives a fuck what these idiots think. I just dont want them to steal from me. This is all
irelevant, they are mostly clowns and they dont have the manpower. What pisses me off is that i cant beat them up like
the little subservant shits they are. That is what bothers me the most, i dont respect them and i want to show them their
disgrace in the form of my fists. Sounds edgy but they are unintellgent, little fucks that feed on information that they get
presented easily. THey are less than a criminal less than a dog. So i come here to spit in their face to honor this disgrace.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:04:36 e6fcdd No.8397159>>8397183 >>8397445
>>8380942
Good luck FBI

;)

>>8397159
OYYY VEYYY. We be smart fbi friends, we love dem fat hermaphrodic lesbians to make us dem programs. Shekels for
dem programs.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:07:33 e6fcdd No.8397185>>8397212
>>8384492
Not How It Works

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:10:43 ed365d No.8397212>>8397283
>>8397185
Pretty much how it happens. Judging from the tone of your two posts you might find out yourself some day.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:11:14 bcbc46 No.8397220>>8397320
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And I was the stupid one for browsing without a firewal, well guess who's laughing now?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:14:26 e6fcdd No.8397248
>>8387860
>>8388065
>8ch's ban system appears to be poorly designed.
Nah, it's fine. Bans here are just a slap on the wrist. That is all that can be done anywhere.
>>8397212
That is how lazy faggots get caught, you're right. They're doing this to scare you off so they can focus on big fish. Its
nothing more than a psyop.
Not even using a vpn atm.
>>8397220
>browsing without a firewal
>browsing 8ch can get you v&
Lol wtf am I reading?

>>8397159
Oyy veyy these goyim wont suck a big dick. Oyy veyyy, those criminals, narcistic sociopaths dare to think on their free
time. We gotta stop this.
And the oyy veyys will be heard to heaven and hell and to their earphones. Those goyim, we gotta check their priviledge,
but therefore we need more priviledge checkers.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:39:51 c2c378 No.8397479>>8397502
>>8397283
I want to humilate them, to show them what they really are. They like to win really badly. VPN is good just too lazy to use
one but it is even better for their humilation. Compartmentalized psyducks, how about we meet in person?
>>8397479
You need those three letters twice
o
y
y
v
e
y
Oyy vey special ops.
>>8397502
And then we use our little above average bravely educated psyducks to forward our little goals:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_CHAOS.
Praise jebus, praise what we created, you little fucks. I wish i could jerk off in your face and fuck your fat genetic waste of
what you call your mother you american pieces of shit.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:04:52 edc5ac No.8397681>>8397693
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>>8380858 (OP)
http://vidmax.com/video/149193-Footage-from-2007-of-Pizzagate-Comet-Ping-Pong-reveals-the-screams-of-children
Have any of you seen that?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:06:14 886cdb No.8397693
>>8397681
Kill this faggot with fire.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:11:22 45bd04 No.8397732>>8397777
>>8392576
>>8392580
>>8393455
>shit board full of retards that don't know their assholes from their elbows yet claim technological superiority because they
installed a meme and posted an image of an obese jewish pedophile Richard M Stallman
>a dead board whose former leader got raided and killed
>oh no even /v/eddit knows /tech/ is full of shit
Fuck off faggot, stop shitting up a thread with your autism.
>>8396666
This is shit tier consensus cracking, satan.
>>8397732
You have to bring that shit to the normie fags. YOu have to hammer it into their brains, using all vectors available. And
even the brightest of them will fall if your hammer is big enough and the foce the hammers it into them. YOu have to upset
them and the same time bring them down, like fucking a cunt and stopping in the middle of the act. The normal fags are
like little pussyies you can fuck each and everytime. THe offer themselves to you, and then you fuck them hard and then
gently or gently and hard, just so they carry your seed. Like a payload of information all over their minds, you jerk off in
them.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:19:32 8fbbd8 No.8397802
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>>8393247
get your faggy jew memes out of here.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:25:05 bf01e1 No.8397850>>8397931
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>>8397777
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:25:53 8fbbd8 No.8397853>>8397883 >>8398923 >>8399667 >>8409391
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>>8393247
>suggesting that the random number generators in all hardware shipped by Intel, AMD, Dell, Apple, aren't 100%
compromised
>>8397320
You seem to fail to remember how the domain was parked at a point because of certain boards that didn't necessarily
conflict with US law. They want us gone.
>>8397853
I forget, what was the date cutoff on all that?
>>8396961
Oh, there it is, I guess. I was mainly trying to remember which chipset and all, though.
>>8397850
Change culture and change pereception, and you change the world. You become immortal. Like a seed all over their
faces, like little fertile bitches that carry your seed. And every normal fag is a fertile female.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:37:12 156ce8 No.8397957>>8397968 >>8398642
>>8397920
It's not the chipset, it's built into the cpu.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:38:19 4bf52c No.8397968>>8398014 >>8398034
>>8397957
>It's not the chipset, it's built into the cpu.
no problem. sniff your traffic, faggot.
>>8397968
Got a question for you, how hard is it to hack a smartphone? In the sense of time. And furthermore how long does it take
for intel friends to do that?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:45:11 8fbbd8 No.8398034>>8398056 >>8398245 >>8399667

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>>8397968
unfortunately sniffing traffic does fuck all for encrypted transmissions. add on a layer of fuck you when encrypted
transmissions are actually inline to a cooperating load balancer and collected at the termination point.
god i hate being right all the time
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:48:47 c2c378 No.8398056>>8398124 >>8400262 >>8405518
>>8398034
Dont i have to just insert maleware into your computer and look at clear stuff because then i ll have accesss to all your
passwords and your encryption means jackshit?
I dont get all the encryption shit, if i can acess your computer like in a local network then your crap means shit?
>>8398056
and if you can't?
>>8398124
That is why i asked you fag.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 18:12:17 4bf52c No.8398231>>8398300 >>8398341
>>8398014
> how hard is it to hack a smartphone?
depends what you hack it with. a P602-C9 inhibitor or a F1X AMD Fuzzer?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 18:13:37 4bf52c No.8398245>>8405518
>>8398034
>unfortunately sniffing traffic does fuck all for encrypted transmissions.
lol. if you proxy the fucking traffic through a sniffer you can force TLS decryption. Also, I don't give a shit about payloads I
can see if traffic is leaving to sites I did not request.
>fucking summer in here.
>>8398231
Are you trying to be cute?
>>8398231
Are you a tranico? A cutie tranny? Like the transformers you change your dick into a pussy with benefits?
>>8397957
My man, you never answered the core of the question.

The best course of action is to load up a tonnage of cafe computers to search out all the triggers under a incog browser.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 19:25:59 b73f11 No.8398817>>8398867 >>8399647
tbh the fbi needs to be dismantled. they've become bloated, ineffective, and have exceeded their original mandate. look at
the clinton case to see this. they have a fuckton of agents on the case a fuckton of evidence and still can't get shit done.
they need to be dismantled from the top down, and rebuilt and refocused on preventing actual crime and crushing
corruption in government - not being the (((federal))) attack dog to sick on political opponents and freedom loving
american citizens, nor the get out of jail free bureau for politicians too powerful to prosecute.
(((FBI))) MUST DIE!

THEN WE WILL REBUILD FBI AND MAKE FBI GREAT AGAIN!
tbh i think Trump knows this already after clinton / comey clusterfuck
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 19:31:54 3576df No.8398857
>>8395118
Trump's enemies are our enemies. End justifies the means. Liquidate every last one this time and be done with it forever.
>>8398817
The fact that Comey wilted says a lot. Start typing like a grown man.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 19:39:21 156ce8 No.8398914>>8400432 >>8401389
>>8398642
What question?
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 19:40:42 336125 No.8398923>>8405518
>>8397853
if your this paranoid you might as well live under a rock
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 19:46:34 b73f11 No.8398965
>>8398867
get out. i will type with memes tbh fam
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 21:10:47 f33c26 No.8399634
>>8380942
I had to swap to PIA and HMA combo. TOR won't even let me post, anyway. Dunno why.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 21:12:16 f33c26 No.8399647
>>8398817
I hope he's lubing up for them, actually.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 21:14:34 267413 No.8399667>>8405518
>>8397853
compromised RNG isn't a death sentence on Linux, since the kernel is designed to produce decent randomness from
other sources. if you're concerned, build a hard RNG and you'll have megabytes of die hard random per second
fucking mods, stop banning VPNs. "blackpill kike subnet" is not a sensible reason to ban VPNs, as hilarious as it is
>>8398034
most malware doesn't even bother encrypting. it's all about stealth, not being unbreakable. state of the art traffic analysis
methods focus on patterns. if you know what to look for, you can identify covert channels. the backdoors in intel chips
aren't actually very stealthy and can be identified when used. the thing is that nobody bothers looking because most don't
believe it's an actual backdoor that can be triggered remotely.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 21:17:06 5f9ca9 No.8399688>>8399931
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>VPNs are suppose to make you undetectable

>Get in trouble if you're detected
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 21:34:19 b8b28b No.8399811
>>8382721
>>8382570
How fucking retarded do you have to be to think that they will be only applying this to VPN and not to TOR.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 21:51:08 29909c No.8399931
>>8399688
It's easy to tell if an individual is using a VPN. Your ISP most certainly knows. the benefit of VPN's is that anyone on the
receiving end can't tell which of these individuals they are receiving data from.
Think of it kinda like a group of people throwing rocks at various angles over a large wall. You can tell who's throwing
rocks, you can tell where the rocks land, but knowing who threw which rock is a challenge.
Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 22:31:27 e1f9ea No.8400262
>>8398056
Are you implying local traffic isn't encrypted? Are you suggesting that a fucking modem encrypts the traffic?
>>8398914
What was the last processor that was clean? Answer with some energy and meticulousness in the future. I'm not asking
for myself.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 02:59:35 98aec5 No.8401314
You know, I have these lingering feelings on if things are wrong or right, yesterday I couldnt help but let this feeling be
about tomorrow. Holy kek this is spooky and evil. Whats the status of it all? Did you USA fix it? Its pretty severe.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 03:22:26 cd88cd No.8401389
>>8400432
Hella curious about this aswell

>>8398914
Like he said, what was the last clean processor and also where is the proofs
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 15:49:47 7847a8 No.8404873
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Since this shit looks like it's getting through what the fuck do we do?
I for one know that they're watching me so I am going to turn off networking on the hardware level and try and learn how
TempleOS works instead of shitposting.
What alternatives do we have? It looks like the very act of connecting to the internet is compromised now.
>any method of anonymizing yourself or obfuscating your location is evidence of a "guilty mind"
It probably the most kiked out thing I have ever read. I am paranoid as all fuck but does this scare the average anon as
much as it fucking scares me?
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:01:24 9462e9 No.8404956
As long as good goy Comey doesn't hack into the computers of holocaust survivors, I guess it's ok.
WHAT THE FUCK DO WE DO NIGGERS?

THIS SHIT BECOMES LAW AT MIDNIGHT
WE NEED TO ACT FUCKING NAO
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:15:57 ff06ac No.8405040>>8405067
has anyone even sent this to Trump or any of his guys? Even Breitbart?
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:21:53 7847a8 No.8405067>>8405146
>>8405040
It's too fucking late to do anything, plus I bet Trump would support this since he knows fuck-all about the internet
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:24:49 f2523f No.8405082>>8405127
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>>8386378
>Is this USA only?
IT'S NEVER TOO LATE

Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:31:57 cf1fb8 No.8405115
>>8380858 (OP)
Land of the free, eh? Seriously, how is this any different from a tyrannical police state like say China or one of the Gulf
countries?
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:33:34 db75b5 No.8405127>>8405211
>>8405082
not sure if bait but you realize their power is global right?
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:36:12 82e7f7 No.8405146
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>>8405067
Shut the fuck up about the God-Emperor you lowly faggot
greatagain.gov
https://apply.ptt.gov/yourstory
FLOOD THEM
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:48:06 f2523f No.8405211
>>8405127
I was havin' a giggle at how naive the anon I was replying to is.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 16:50:54 156ce8 No.8405219>>8405241
>>8405099
One day left, tomorrow everyone on fbi list and hacked.

>>8405219
Six hours remain for me, lad.
What the fuck do we do?
>flood trump's inbox
is a shit idea
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 17:44:10 8fbbd8 No.8405518
>>8398056
no. just no.
>>8398245
you cant force TLS decryption without the TLS private key.
>>8398923
i enjoy my rock
>>8399667
we should talk. compromising the RNG is one avenue, but i am more suggesting that the hardware you are using to
generate any random number is likely compromised. most of the hardware built now uses a TPM to "securely" generate
that n. I am not suggesting that all forms of encryption are compromised, but I will put forth the idea that all your
encryption means fuck all in the face of quantum computing. Cracking your AES 256 or RSA 4096 will be liking cracking a
WEP key in 2002. if you want to chat transmit to mitnick@tuta.io :) I love trolling teh FBI fagits
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 17:50:24 2f3632 No.8405564
Is there any other option than to stop using the internet altogether?
I am unwilling and unable to compromise my identity.
>>8405171
Already did, I doubt it will do anything though.
Is connecting to freenet/i2p/TOR still going to be legal? I don't fucking know what to do, everyone else is absorbed with
overall useless shit like pizzapong and sensationalist news articles while this just slips under the radar.
This should be the most active thread on the website, and yet nobody gives a shit.
Honestly I am just going to download as much sadpanda as my HDD can handle and fuck off of the internet for life if a
clear solution isn't presented here soon.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 17:50:38 032686 No.8405567>>8405585
What I want to know is if landing on this watch list will prevent you from passing a firearms purchasing background check.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 17:53:13 2f3632 No.8405585>>8405642
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>>8405567
no fucking shit it will
worse yet it will end up with you getting investigated by feds, followed, have your home invaded without warrant to seize
your computers, etc.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 18:00:14 032686 No.8405642>>8405658
>>8405585
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20161125/11251936132/senators-not-impressed-dojs-answers-rule-41-changes.shtml
It's not a good thing, but I feel like you're being a bit on the alarmist side. This is an erosion of freedom, but I don't think it
will result in police home invasions over using a VPN or being barred from buying firearms. Hopefully Trump will be able
to undo this before it can be used as precedent for harsher laws.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 18:02:11 156ce8 No.8405658>>8405691
>>8405642
It's alarmist but what you don't believe would happen has happened before so yes and no.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 18:06:56 032686 No.8405691>>8407103
>>8405658
True. I'm not saying we shouldn't be trying to prevent this, because it will inevitably lead to going full 1984. But it's full
1984, so panicking and ripping your modem out of the wall and throwing the HDD in the dishwasher isn't the best
response to this. Yet.
Our only options are to put pressure on the incoming government. Jeff Sessions is going to be our new Attorney General
most likely. Do we know how he feels about internet freedom?
>>8405691
Okay, but what the fuck can we do to prevent the FBI from spying on us except opt-out of internet use completely or
browse bare IP(which is fucking unacceptable to me, I am already leeching a hotel's wifi to nigger-rig anonymity since it's
after midnight for me)
it's actually kind of nice because I can spam pone on cuckchan since none of their networks are banned yet
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 22:44:14 412fa6 No.8407692
Bumping. Its bullshit that this thread hasn't gotten more attention.
Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 22:51:30 cc8117 No.8407739
bump
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Anonymous 12/01/16 (Thu) 04:46:51 3b0c43 No.8409386
>hacked
lol, they can't even into themselves
NSA = FAKE AND GAY
>NSA is not all seeing, not all powerful
>NSA is just a news story, by a PR firm that wanted to LEGALIZE government wrongdoing (FBI)
"TOR IS BUSTED"
no it's not, DPR was caught because he had his HOME IP in the captcha mechanism of silkroad *facepalms eternally*
>>8397853
> NOT CODING YOUR OWN RNG WITH A LAVALAMP
>>8395319
>use internet
>get put on terrorist watch list
2012 + 4
Anonymous 12/01/16 (Thu) 04:57:45 d94ab3 No.8409428>>8409487
I see no issue with this if it helps catch muzzies
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>>8409428
>implying english programmers can interpret muslamic texts
>implying 14th century ghaddafis are online
>implying 14th century ghadaafis are online talking about shit they want to pull
>implying they don't just get their daily indoctrination at their cultural relations bureaus and after school quran lessons
Anonymous 12/01/16 (Thu) 05:09:25 bc8274 No.8409495>>8409536
I've said it since forever. Intelligence agencies are ALREADY doing this.
This is an age where privacy and anonymity are essentially non-existent. Even your TV spies on you. For basic bitch
dissidence, you're best served hiding in the crowd: (((they))) have limited resources and more important targets than you.
And honestly, everybody's a fucking dissident nowadays.
If you're REALLY doing stuff which requires you to be untraceable, then you do it by hopping in your (older, GPS- and
blackbox-free) car, driving to a carpark next to a public access wifi point (being mindful of cameras), and connecting using
either a hacked/modded laptop or a purpose-made kit computer.
>>8409495
This is an age where privacy and anonymity are essentially non-existent.
>what? is there proofs?
Even your TV spies on you.
>no it doesn't
For basic bitch dissidence, you're best served hiding in the crowd: (((they))) have limited resources and more important
targets than you.
>keep away from any digital surveillance and you're golden
And honestly, everybody's a fucking dissident nowadays.
>wonder why..
If you're REALLY doing stuff which requires you to be untraceable, then you do it by hopping in your (older, GPS- and
blackbox-free) car, driving to a carpark next to a public access wifi point (being mindful of cameras), and connecting using
either a hacked/modded laptop or a purpose-made kit computer.
>because that won't raise any suspicion
**
Why don't you give out some actual fucking advice?
>Get a fucking scrap laptop
>Install it, without giving it network/wifi
>Find a friends home that's close to a starbucks/Mc-D/ busy place
>login with some fake ('spoofed') MAC address
>do wtf you want to
>go home
>fap
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Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 16:32:40 156ce8 No.8381129

>shilling this poorly

Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:15:48 13a0f0 No.8381383

Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 17:55:02 5a48e9 No.8381641

Not a problem, just learn to be nimble

Anonymous 11/27/16 (Sun) 23:01:19 141af7 No.8382876>>8382953 >>8384112 >>8384794

HOW THE FUCK DO YOU GET HACKED?

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 08:01:59 924af2 No.8384807

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 11:29:23 c14bd7 No.8386139>>8396625

>tfw you're a retard with no VPN

Let's be clear, FBI anons:

> the enemy of the people.

*Addendum: I am too depressed to have sex

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 21:38:11 0c3df5 No.8391123

Anonymous 11/28/16 (Mon) 22:39:13 e6c62a No.8391566

CAPS LOCK IS THE CRUISE CONTROL FOR THE COOL

[pop]YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

>hacking is against the law

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 06:27:20 d6879e No.8393455>>8393461 >>8397732

W-WEW holy fuck

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 07:49:31 886cdb No.8393888

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 09:18:04 3c2bb2 No.8394319>>8394326

>use VPN to get around 4/8/etc-chan ban

[pop]YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Just don't be suspicious.

FBI wants to be a big boyyy.

Good luck FBI

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:07:31 c2c378 No.8397183

Not How It Works

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Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 16:36:22 c2c378 No.8397445

Anonymous 11/29/16 (Tue) 17:45:11 8fbbd8 No.8398034>>8398056 >>8398245 >>8399667

My man, you never answered the core of the question.

(((FBI))) MUST DIE!

>VPNs are suppose to make you undetectable

Hella curious about this aswell

WHAT THE FUCK DO WE DO NIGGERS?

IT'S NEVER TOO LATE

One day left, tomorrow everyone on fbi list and hacked.

[pop]YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

SO WHAT THE FUCK DO WE DO?

SO WHAT THE FUCK DO WE DO?

Anonymous 11/30/16 (Wed) 23:57:37 2f3632 No.8408171

PAY ATTENTION====PAY ATTENTION====PAY ATTENTION====PAY ATTENTION====PAY

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