>>106101058
This isn't your jobs thread or cert thread, it's a group therapy session. /Cyb/er/sec/urity/pri/vacy general is for the discussion of anything and everything related to cyberpunk culture, cybersecurity, and digital privacy.

--[/Cyb/erpunk]-----
The FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/
What is /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZ
How do I into /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQds
Huge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/
The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBg
Cyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7z
Bibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek

--[/Re/verse Engineering]-----
Getting into /re/: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Reverse_Engineering

--[/Sec/urity]-----
"Shit just got real": https://pastebin.com/rqrLK6X0
Cybersecurity basics: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_/sec/_guide
and armory: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_basics_and_armory
learning: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_Learning/News/CTFs
Reference books (PW: ABD52oM8T1fghmY0): https://mega.nz/#F!YigVhZCZ!RznVxTiA0iN-N6Ps01pEJw
/sec/ PDFs: https://mega.nz/#F!zGJT1QQQ!O-8yiH845GN26ajAvkoLkA
EFF anti-surveillance: https://ssd.eff.org/
Other library: https://mega.nz/file/UCgEGAjb#rwNcnMAQCUUbSp8supsFvn9QEHCWUW86eLcZa16ZG4Y

--[/Pri/vacy]-----
Tools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/
Hitchhiker’s Guide: https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html
Hardware: https://ryf.fsf.org/products
Frontends: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Privacy_friendly_frontends
OSINT Guide: https://inteltechniques.com/index.html
Firmware: https://libreboot.org/
RMS: https://stallman.org/facebook.html

--[/hmg/ Hackerman General]-----
VM/CTFs:
http://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/ - easy beginner
https://www.vulnhub.com/ - prebroken images
https://www.hackthebox.eu/ - super secret club
Huge info dump: https://hmg.neocities.org/

how do i hack my ex so i can grab all the nudes she refused to send

how do i into my neighbors wifi? for educational purposes ofc

can you hack anii with an benis?

>>106112080 (OP)
>https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/
dead
>What is /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZ
Idk, some cringe ass wannabe larp for people that fancy themselves skiddies, but can't even pirate Cyberpunk 2077
Can we please take out the cyber/cope/ from the /cyb/ privacythreads?
>recommending reading Cheap Truth (the zine)
what kind of relevant insights does that 40 year old xerox diarrhea have to offer, honestly?
>Not even listing the radio primer in the OP
for shame, anon. It's actually not bad, for once
https://pastebin.com/9uYXMhVm

>/sec/ PDFs
Not a single new PDF has been added since 2019. I mean there are some good basics there, but somebody add some more recent and relevant content
>https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html
dead

and so on. kinda sad tee bee ehhhh

>>106112080 (OP)
I never thought it’d get to the point where I missed this thread being around, but here we are. It’s a nice break from the barrage of ai threads every fucking day. I have training budget I need to burn. What’s the premiere web pentesting course atm? I’ve already done OSWE and I do not rate TCM as a provider.

>>106113634
Love that "hurr write your own os epoxy your bios" guy
truly, I don't think people appreciate how based he is.

someone should hack into the youtube database

>>106113634
GIAC maybe?

share that OSWE pdf modul. but remove your name first.

Daily reminders:

1. Only obtain hardware and software from trustworthy sources
2. Ensure that you install security updates when they're released
3. If your device or software is no longer receiving security updates, replace your device or software, unless your device is being used in a context where security is not so important (e.g. air gapped device)

>>106113628
>>https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html
>dead
If you spent more than 2 seconds there you would have seen that it was a simple URL change.
https://anonymousplanet.org/guide/

Reposting the updated Data Broker Removal Links:
https://pastebin.com/9tc94g2T
https://pastebin.com/raw/9tc94g2T

>block .ru and .cn domains from web traffic
>99% of malicious activity disappears from site
Can't be a coincidence, huh?

>>106112463
use introspection to realize you are a creep, then stop being one. it's a special kind of hack, a lifehack

>>106115520

If Signal is so much safer and private, how come there are no news of criminal using it? If Telegram is so bad, why do so many criminals use it?
And why is the US government shilling Signal?

>>106117968
I use Signal, I think it's good. I'm not going to use Telegram myself. I've read articles saying that Russian authorities might have access to Telegram messages. So fuck that.
>If Signal is so much safer and private, how come there are no news of criminal using it?
Dunno. Some criminals might do. I'm not massively familiar with what criminals use.
>If Telegram is so bad, why do so many criminals use it?
Telegram and Russia both seem to be entities that are willing to turn a blind eye to criminality. So maybe that's why criminals are attracted to Telegram.

>>106113628
>>https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/
>dead
Easy fix:
https://archive.is/mkDpa

>>106118033
I see. Thanks.

>>106112080 (OP)
>>106113628
>>106118071
sizeof's website is now Tor only
http://sizeofaex6zgovemvemn2g3jfmg
ujievmxxxbcgnbrnmgcjcjpiiprqd.onion

>>106113628
>>What is /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZ
>Idk, some cringe ass wannabe larp for people that fancy themselves skiddies,
This is wrong
>but can't even pirate Cyberpunk 2077
And this is irrelevant
>Can we please take out the cyber/cope/ from the /cyb/ privacythreads?
No.

Greetings to all from your favorite non-existent radio station!
Here's some news:
-UK to lead crackdown on cyber criminals with ransomware measures
>https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-to-lead-crackdown-on-cyber-criminals-with-ransomware-measures
-Amazon BTFO'd
>https://www.404media.co/hacker-plants-computer-wiping-commands-in-amazons-ai-coding-agent/
====
What do you get when you search for 'cyberpunk' on welib? an assortment if interesting book titles, old and new, along with some EROTICA!:
>https://welib.org/search?page=1&q=cyberpunk
====
So you love the cyberpunk aesthetic, but feel cheated by the big tech dystopia you actually got?
Wish you had a chance to live 'a new life in the off-world colonies- a chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure'?
Well, wish no longer! NEOTROPOLIS is coming in 2026:
>https://www.neotropolis.com/about
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwNL5C1HFeVkYUqJGZELjXQ
====
A special musical treat - PDNbotics' 'Adam' plays keytar in this Deep /cyb/ Radio Approved cyber band:
>https://youtu.be/xVPldQfq3Mo
>https://youtu.be/MRgErOGhKHY
====
Deep /cyb/ Radio: Reloaded

What's good? I learned recently that despite the swiss potentially going fairly big in the retard sector recently, Geneva and other french cantons are still super against it.
http://web.archive.org/web/20250613175223/https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/a-war-against-online-anonymity-why-switzerland-wants-to-change-its-surveillance-law-and-whats-at-stake
So maybe it won't pass the absolute worse shit from it especially since tech companies such as Proton are cutting that investment money now.
https://swissobserver.com/news/proton-technologies-halts-swiss-investment-over-surveillance-concerns/

>>106113628
>>recommending reading Cheap Truth (the zine)
>what kind of relevant insights does that 40 year old xerox diarrhea have to offer, honestly?
Try some culture for once in your life, anon.

Has the anon that create an archive of these threads ever publish them?

>>106119850
Not that I have ever seen. And the newsanons still use the "===" breadcrumbs for this. And I think he was known as compileranon.

>>106119850
Deep /cyb/ Dominator Award-winning Llama anon, a.k.a. compilier anon, a.k.a. DJ Cygnus, has been awol for a while. Last I remember, he was busy with studies and other things. IIRC, he had been working on the script to grab the threads+images, but I can't remember if his intent was to publish an entire archive, as much as to create the script that would allow one to create thier own archive, which makes more sense. He did post several scripts that allowed us to automate D/L'ing RaspberryPi Mag + Hackspace Mag (now part of RPi Mag). Ironically, current releases of RaspberryPi OS include an application callled, 'Bookshelf' which alllows one to D/L RPi Mag, including back issues, in a nice GUI that displays all the magazine covers.
===Misc===
>https://consumerrights.wiki/Reverse_engineering_vs_illegal_hacking
>https://onehack.us/tag/hacking
>https://onehack.us/tag/privacy
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/MfViEoC7Rgo

>>106117968
>If Telegram is so bad, why do so many criminals use it?
Because those criminals are Russians, Telegram is gopnik shit and cops in Russia are a joke.

>>106118131
>sizeof's website is now Tor only
Any reason given for that? Seems the old gateways are no longer working.

>>106120895
http://sizeofaex6zgovemvemn2g3jfmguji
evmxxxbcgnbrnmgcjcjpiiprqd.onion/post/a-day-to-remember/
The reason seems to be that the TLD registrar suspended the domain.

> Before Njal.la support had a chance to reply, I noticed that the server status was onHold, which if I remembered correctly (and I did) meant that shit really hit the fan for some reason and the TLD registrar (punt.CAT) somehow suspended the domain.

>>106117968
>how come there are no news of criminal using it?
Because you have to provide a phone number.
>If Telegram is so bad, why do so many criminals use it?
Because you do not have to provide a phone number

One can be used with 10minutemail domains and the other cannot.

missed this thread. last one was great and i learned a lot. thanks for making it op, thats all :)

I have exported to markdown format the official DoD Anduril Nixos Secure Technical Implementation Guideline (ANIX STIG)

The guide can be found here:
https://files.catbox.moe/60eb4l.md

you can also find a copy in github
https://github.com/alabamasystem/anix.git

>why are you doing this
I can confirm various attempts of intrusive elements trying to compromise my domestic private network.
In response to this unprovoked aggression I have been forced to act at my best operational capacity.

>how this effort helps
By facilitating the only DoD sanctioned Nixos hardening guide to anon, it is possible I can help others in the same situation as me, implementing this checklist it is possible to reduce the risk surface for Nixos systems

>why ANIX
ANIX STIG guide it's one of its kind as far my research goes. It provides clear well-defined step by step procedure to configure a Nixos system unit

If you know of any STIG worth reading I would be very grateful if you could share it.

how do i hack de planet???

>>106113706
anyone got a youtube archive

>>106124593
look at https://fmhy.net/
also https://cobalt.tools/

>>106124957
retard

>>106113628
>>Not even listing the radio primer in the OP
>for shame, anon. It's actually not bad, for once
>https://pastebin.com/9uYXMhVm
You are clearly a bit behind the curve on this, anon. The radio primer started here but evolved into the /ham/ FAQ, and now is posted regularly on >>>/diy/ham:
https://archive.is/PjR5s
https://mega.nz/file/UCgEGAjb#rwNcnMAQCUUbSp8supsFvn9QEHCWUW86eLcZa16ZG4Y

With this unified world censorship going on which dystopia are you hoping for shadowrun or cyberpunk.
Shadowrun myself since that adds a bit of a magic flair to things.

>>106119850
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/102161988/#102224079

rentry url for the script is valid, just run the script yourself, iirc it took 30 mins over tor

the only issue with the script is that ghost posts get saved and they fuck up the toml [] format but thats an easy fix and only affects few thread dumps

>>106120288
>but I can't remember if his intent was to publish an entire archive, as much as to create the script that would allow one to create thier own archive
well both but i didnt have enough energy to put effort into centralized archive goals due to personal main quest

and after the internet dies the only thing left will be distant echoes of "thanks for stopping by"

>>106125478
tysm

>>106126575
Hey fren! Hope all is well with you and Miss Cuddlepuff and the other flea bag.
Hope you get some downtime soon and make some more music.
=============================================================
Happy Schizo Sunday!
Schizos are often ridiculed and shunned by society at large, but in fact, they are often misunderstood harbingers of the future.
Towit, I present the following threads:
>>>>/pol/512090550
>>>>/pol/512105535

20-30 years ago people laughed at those who saw these things coming, but they're not laughing so much anymore. Schizos don't always get every detail right, and often have trouble articulating thier thoughts, but they can 'see' patterns in deep chaos that ordinary people cannot, and there is always a kernel of truth buried in what they say. One only need set aside skepticism, and search for the merit in any stated claims, rather than dismiss them outright - usually to your own peril.

>http://densepose.org/

===Music===
>https://youtu.be/AaZqARHxS7A
==============
Deep /cyb/ Radio: 'They're watching you right now!'

Updated Firefox Zero user.js
https://pastebin.com/z2fsL15G
https://pastebin.com/raw/z2fsL15G

>>106126871
The UK pushes the onlilne safety act since they failed to protect children offline. I normally don't go for the conspiracy angle first, since stupidity goes a longer way to explain the iolls of the world rather than sheer evil, but in this case the leading members of the chattering classes want to deflect focus away from destroyed children and postmastrs that killed themselves, the two worst cases of gross miscarriage of justice since the war.
What really disappoints me is that this works.

Just got into college, 4 years bachelors IT, 3 years learning, 1 year internship. Very involved school, lots of practical stuff and cyber security specialization.
I'm 24 though so starting pretty late, though I have been into computers for a long time, last job worked 4 years in front of a computer managing an ecommerce store in all aspects including backend
>>106112722
wifite, very easy.

>>106127170
The blood and innocence of children seems to be the most prized commodity of the most powerful and the most perverted. It is heartbreaking to say the very, very least. I believe all these new laws are only to tighten the surveillence rope. There are certain videos I'd like to watch on YT that have to do with war crimes that are age restricted, while others that are clearly softcore porn can be watch without restriction. I believe this is just another way to track and ID who's watching what.
==========
Data Brokers - The Final Boss(es)
>https://www.surveillancewatch.io/
>https://youtu.be/0PbL1GeClQI
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/L1XTCpfKyuA

>>106112080 (OP)
Lol there's always a gay little IT guy with this as their profile pic.

>>106113628
>>/sec/ PDFs
>Not a single new PDF has been added since 2019. I mean there are some good basics there, but somebody add some more recent and relevant content
How about you do it? It is not as if there is a committee doing it, all the lifting has been done together over many years.

>>106127499
>I believe all these new laws are only to tighten the surveillence rope.
Britain is already under a wall to wall surveillance but quality is famously bad:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_League_(United_Kingdom)
None of this ever had any negative consequences for the guilty. It never does. You just need to be an Oxbridge graduate.

How the FUCK can I check for vulnerabilities in my internal systems? Not just servers and AD, but all other devices and software I have.

>>106126871
>make some more music
perhaps, i have been fucking around with pytorch and i have better hardware compared to year ago

in maximum 6 months ill make some tunes again this time with local model and maybe by hand if i wont be lazy

https://vocaroo.com/16aKgpWKSMc0
now relevant again

imagine using PDFs to share information in a SECURITY general in the first place
you guys are dumber than rocks

>>106129119
I hate to say it but, Britain is going to have to have a violent revolution and hang all it's leaders if it hopes to salvage what remains of it's culture, along with Spain and Germany, among others. America is cooked tho - always has been.
FREE ISABEL PERALTA!
>>106129434
Ah, Coppers & Code... I saved some of your music and for the life of me, I can't find where I stored it all. I want to ask VALIS store the album for posterity.
==Video==
The Tor Project Just Gaslit Their Entire User Base
>https://youtu.be/3wlNemFwbwE
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/qm7p1wOWivM

===Video===
The $94 Million Smart Meter Surveillance Scheme Exposed- Sacramento, California BTFO
>https://youtu.be/onYWQJsWFpk
===Moar Music===
>https://youtu.be/TC3txBk0t9Q

>>106129676
>Britain is going to have to have a violent revolution
That is true. It is also a major state secret.
It is a little bit like during the cold war when a dude was standing on Moscow's Red Square and shouted Stalin was an idiot!! He got 1 year for the insult and 20 years for revealing state secrets.

On a more serious note, I think much of what we see in the world, including creeping censorship and surveillance, fit well in the the late stages of the Iron Law of the Oligarchy. The Oxbridge brigade is the elite in the UK and consequently will never see the insides of a prison, no matter how serious their failures. And the failures are so gigantic that the full scope of tehse are secret. If you are in doubt, just try to find out just how many victims there were in the grooming scandal, or if it is truly over.

>>106112080 (OP)
finally

>>106129676
>VALIS
Ah! That was the name I was searching my memory for. Is the VALIS OP here? It is the perfect place to store the FAQs that were on sizeof.cat.

>>106130443
VALIS is the site admin for VALIS.MOE. I don't think he makes the threads. To my memory, there are two other anons who make the /cyb/ threads.
>>106130312
>If you are in doubt
I doubt nothing, fren. The marksists, the remphanites and globohomo with the help of the dumb, ignorent US golem have killed off any remaining rulers who might have wanted to genuinely care for thier people.
Heinlein got close to the final solution when he wrote (I'm para-quoting here):
>"...violence...The supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived.”

Heinlein was referring to voting, which is complete bullshit.
Hitler was closer, and should have written:
"Violence is the supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived."
This is absolute truth.
=============================================================
Attention:
Sacramento anons who are being spied on with smartmeters:
Send a message to your utility company and let them know how you feel!
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Turn off ALL power-consuming devices in your place of residence
2. Wait 2 minutes
3. Connect a high-current load to an outlet with a switch you can rapidly turn on and off
4. Using Morse Code, send the following dot/dash sequence via the switch:
>..-. ..- -.-. -.- ....... --- ..-. ..-. --..-- ....... --. .-.. --- .-- -. .. --. --. . .-. ... -.-.--
5. Profit?
====Music====
>https://youtu.be/q_hwqbhdQLI

>>106130443
Forgot to mention that VALIS has been awol as well, or at least silent. The 4chubs hack seems to have spooked him off from accepting new uploads. If you check is site, he posted that he's put uploading on hold until he can find a final solution to the upload probem. You can email him and ask him for a current status, and tell him you're really exited to know he's going to represent /cyb/ at Neotropolis next year. Tell him Deep /cyb/ Radio AM 404 sent you. You are guaranteed a reply!
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/_Z7knOauMqU

As someone who used discord only once, how private is discord? I constantly see discord leaks by average people, thats why I'm asking.

>>106115520
LARP
if you knew what you were doing you would block by ASN, not domain

>>106131366
How does a communication service make money to keep their servers afloat? By selling your data of course, no amount of nitro and donations to the server would make it possible

>>106118131
that faggot is a fucking nigger after he removed the leaks, fuck him and his shitty site

>>106113706
like yourself, fuck out of here

>>106129119
It really does make you wonder where all that punk imagery britain had gotten over the late 20th century went. It really didn't churn out much of anything of note. I guess this question can be saved for /his/.

anyone going to defcon?

Is i a good idea to mess with these?
https://mullvad.net/es/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls#how-to-use

dunno if they add a layer of security/provacy or just VPN (when I start using it) is fine

oh no no no hackersisters
>>106133192
>>106133192
>>106133192

>>106131550
I piss and shit on your frenring, fagot.

>>106112080 (OP)
saw these pictures on another board, anyone knows more? the topic is data collection via smartphones. (and/or rights of an app)

>>106134433
second one.

anything I should know before trying TOR?
No Im not interested in deepweb stuff, but I also dont want to be THAT one idiot, if its possible to fuck it up

>>106134433
>>106134440

is this a leak

>>106112463
get a omg cable and leave it somewhere she can easily find it. She'll probably be retarded and use it at some point not realizing you can now get into her computer while she's away. Also fuck the moralist faggot that replied earlier.

>>106115297
>>106118071
>>106118131
>>106125478
Well go update the links then faggots. post working links, or don't post them at all. this is not some close enough type of sit

>>106118220
>>106119687
just put on the thigh highs and take your estrogen already

>>106132349
>It really does make you wonder where all that punk imagery britain had gotten over the late 20th century went. It really didn't churn out much of anything of note.
After the Industrial Revolution, stagnation hit Britain hard. It was not as if they didn't have the potential for more, rather the elite failed to understand the potentials and cared even less. That is why Wikipedia spends more words on Arnold Weinstock's horses then his life as one of the leading captains of industry in the UK. Thatcher hated his guts but he and people like him were all there were, so the UK had no future in high tech or production and she went instead for the financial/legal industry. Consequently a huge fraction of workers lost their jobs and became unemployable. Arm stayed on for a while but is now sold off.

You also had movements such as the mods, and like the punks it all became food for the fashion industry. It is hilarious in a sad way.

>I guess this question can be saved for /his/.
Stagnationpunk is also /cyb/.

>>106134440
Mood detection is old and has been used in help lines. If the system detects rage in a good customer, he is quickly moved up in the queue.

>>106134433
>>106134440
anon.. click on the right arrow in the upper right part of your post, then click on "Image search" and then on Google.

here's you second image: https://www.techpowerup.com/240655/leaked-ai-powered-game-revenue-model-paper-foretells-a-dystopian-nightmare#g240655-23

Remember:
1. Only obtain hardware/software from trustworthy sources
2. Install security updates quickly after they're released
3. If your hardware/software no longer gets security updates, replace it (unless your device's security isn't very important, e.g. a games console)

=== /sec/ News:
>Microsoft Used China-Based Engineers to Support Product Recently Hacked by China (propublica.org)
https://it.slashdot.org/story/25/08/04/1429251/microsoft-used-china-based-engineers-to-support-product-recently-hacked-by-china
>Microsoft announced last month that Chinese state-sponsored hackers exploited vulnerabilities in SharePoint to breach hundreds of companies and government agencies, including the National Nuclear Security Administration and Department of Homeland Security. The company omitted that SharePoint support is handled by China-based engineers who have maintained the software for years.
>ProPublica reviewed screenshots of Microsoft's internal systems showing China-based employees recently fixing bugs for SharePoint "OnPrem," the version targeted in the attacks. Microsoft told the publication that the China-based team operates under U.S. supervision and the company is relocating this work.

I am sure they asked themselves, what could possibly go wrong?

>>106139725
News like that makes me want to avoid Chinese tech, such as
>Lenovo
>Xiaomi
>TikTok
>Ventoy
Etc

=== /nootropics/ News:
Derek Lowe is always fun and informative.
>Testing the Role of Consciousness
https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/testing-role-consciousness
>The authors propose three treatment groups, all of whom consist of patients with refractory depression. The first group gets psilocybin under the direction of a therapist. The second group gets the same dose of psilocybin, but only after being anaesthetized with propofol. And the third group gets the propofol anaesthesia but no hallucinogen, only a placebo. That gives you a lot more blinding than is usually possible in psychedelic trials.

There is also a PKD reference, what not to love here?

bump

>>106137397
>>106134433
Good job finding this. Considering the article's age, it makes one wonder just how far these tactics have evolved since the publishing of these leaks.
===/cyb/ News
GREAT NEWS! MadMax scenario inbound! Remember friends, to survive the cyber-apocalypse, you''ll need to escape the cities, but be sure to ransack and scavenge for things like batteries, solar panels, medical supplies, weapons, and a heavy vehicle then head toward the largest body of water you can find. Highjack a sailboat and make shore you have fishing tackle. The ocean is your friend when it's not trying to kill you. We should prolly compile a /cyb/ survival list of essential gear.
We'll also need some breeding women, so we can rebuild society. The Great Reboot is near!
>https://futurism.com/collapse-human-civilization-likely-scenario
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/dlYOfvj4q6M
>https://youtu.be/lZ37QRMtJR8?list=OLAK5uy_nMFgKMjtXvI_XK9OGmxfEviDjdGI8hwHk
>https://youtu.be/GNOiy5fKXok?list=OLAK5uy_n4cOtpskde_k-ZB12yMv0GHBVcHUNVCRs
>https://youtu.be/Ado2UN_eNx4?list=OLAK5uy_nl18Of5nWwVYfm4lGS7PcAbs77_cZsHYU&t=20

=== /sec/ News:
>More malware uploaded to Arch Linux AUR (Linuxiac)
https://lwn.net/Articles/1032193/
>Linuxiac reports that another malicious package has been uploaded to the Arch User Repository (AUR). This time around the package was google-chrome-stable, which installed a remote-access trojan along with Google Chrome.
>>The good news—if you can call it that—is that the google-chrome-stable package was available on the AUR only for a few hours before the malware hidden inside was discovered. Still, it did get a few upvotes, which suggests at least some users ended up installing it.
>The Arch Linux project had to warn users about a similar attack less than a month ago when a user uploaded three browser packages that also installed a malicious script identified as a remote-access trojan.

This will cut down on the posting rates on 4ch...

>>106134158
your site is shit, your shilling is shit, you only gained some small popularity because you posted free leaks and you know it you narcissistic fucktard, the metrics of your site prove me the fuck wrong you retarded diaper baby

>>106131550
>he removed the leaks
What is the story here?

This is fine...everything will be just fine... accelerate!
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The FDA Is Using an AI to "Speed Up" Drug Approvals and
Insiders Say It's Making Horrible Mistakes
>https://futurism.com/neoscope/fda-ai-drugs-hallucinations
===Video===
Pentesters Chat: Black Hat & DEF CON 2025 - What to Expect
>https://youtu.be/5b26Rsvqj6o
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/pVtnhUrQWtE
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Deep /cyb/ Radio: *hallucinates confidently*

We have come a long, lomg way:
>Happy Birthday 6502
https://hackaday.com/2025/08/04/happy-birthday-6502/
>The story of the 6502’s conception is a fascinating tale of how the giants of the early mocroprocessor industry set about grappling with these new machines. In the earlier half of the 1970s, Chuck Peddle worked for Motorola, whose 6800 microprocessor reached the market in 1974. The 6800 was for its time complex, expensive, and difficult to manufacture, and Peddle’s response to this was a far simpler device with a slimmed-down instruction set that his contact with customers had convinced him the market was looking for: the 6502.

It was good enough for 3D space video games and spreadsheets. 50 years later, computers have 1000 times faster clock frequencies, have 8 times the width and about 1 million times more memory. And yet modern computers don't feel faster.

>>106120060
>>106126575
>>106120288
Thanks for the replies. I needed a project and I was thinking of using /cyb/ for it and was wondering if it was worth it or not to reproduce the crawler. I will do it in Lisp for extra autistic points.

>>106122599
>you can also find a copy in github
>https://github.com/alabamasystem/anix.git
Buddy, hosting this stuff in Microsoft is completely defeating the purpose. At least use codeberg.

>>106127093
Does this work with the mobile version? I have been using IronFox but a clean way to use the official package would be good.

>>106132349
It's the UK, they are more image than anything. All those counter-culture kids are now zoids.

>>106129352
This more larp, check /g/hsg/. The most basic way is logging everything and build very strong rules.

>>106129786
I was just watching this video, lol. Trusting anything smart is dumb. I will make a personal meter with a display one of these days when I find a good enough case or get a 3D printer.

>>106140193
American, Russian, Chinese, pretty much all tech is bugged in one way or the other, but all of those you listed have multiple reasons to not be trusted. Which is a shame because Ventoy is an incredible piece of a tool.

Any other podcast such as this?
Maybe wesites like hackernews?

>>106144669
Yeah, everything is botnetted these days. There is some work out there that people have done to reverse engineer the smartmeter protocols, but theres not much to be done.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/JJukC78iwGs

>>106144719
Yeah Ventoy definitely seems useful but I'm just not sure if I trust it.

Apparently there is a new Linux backdoor being called Plague. However it's not thought to be active in the wild yet.
>Antivirus vendors fail to spot persistent, nasty, stealthy Linux backdoor
>This is nasty malware, but there is one reason to be slightly cheerful: Pezier found no public reports of researchers detecting Plague in the wild.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/05/plague_linux_backdoor/

>>106143475
FDA already has big problems such as explaining the "compressed" approval process for the COVID-19 vaccines. They also have leadership problems that has made peole concerned.
https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/vinay-prasad-was-fast

>>106148319
I wonder if I asked ChatGTP to suggest a method of improving my sex life, if it would recommend I attach a Lamprey to my benis... ROLLIN'...
===Video===
Based boomer and Thingino developer Josh shows us how to install the open source firmware on yet another low-cost IP camera. The cost of these devices continues to fall, and the list of Thingino compatible cameras continues to grow. If you've been wanting to setup some cams, or just want to learn from the process, now's the time.
>https://youtu.be/_9ZYJ1Lw7DU
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Matt Brown on BitChat Security Flaws - Writing a BitChat Spam App in Python
>https://youtu.be/N5pncSRl5Vo
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/67gig0f4HLo

>>106149565
>Lamprey
If it recommends anything other than extensive use of latex it must be buffy still.

>>106149894
I didn't get digits, so no sexy Lamprey for me... the life of a LARPing ethereal radio station programming director on an underwater basket weaving forum is by definition a sexless existence, sadly. :[..
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/67gig0f4HLo

>>106150066
The qestion still remains: when will people dress like it is the 21. century?

>>106150169
Best I can do in the current year is...
>https://youtu.be/_vxFxyguS70
>https://youtu.be/Z4KqG2ZfUoI
>https://youtu.be/KFs3ombMR8Q

>>106145150
It's a shame we dont' talk as much about Open Source Hardware as we do FOSS. You can do a lot with uC adn the way the internet is going, offline devices are a better investment.

>>106148318
>We named it Plague. The implant is built as a malicious PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module), enabling attackers to silently bypass system authentication and gain persistent SSH access.
Looks like something very hard to puill unless someone injects it into the OS packages.
Fuck I really should do LFS again.

>>106150169
Guess you haven't gone to BDSM bars. They stink though.

>>106151921
Do we have a good list of open source hardware? Seems to me there's little discussion about OSH because the learning curve involved in getting said hardware up and running is steep and/or expensive. I wish I had programming chops just to be able to actively participate in /diy/'s /mcg/ threads. I tinkered with Arduinos and ESP xx devices, but never could learn a programming language. There are soo many awesome devices being produced that can be used to make really awesome gadgets, but all require advanced programming knowledge, worse things are changing so rapidly, it's hard to keep up.. I hate being a brianlet. I've posted about some really interesting modules I've seen, but I never get (you)s about them.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/UCHceZR56YA

>>106152284
The closest thing we have to the FSF is the OSHWA they even certify some projects(https://certification.oshwa.org/list.html). But you can always go to sites like Hack a Day,KiCAD and Make to get projects.

The thing is since it's something very old, ham radio is older than probably everyone here, people are not as used to compile things, unless it's old electronics magazines.

Still electronics is "better" than programing in the regard that a 40 old circuit, like those hundreds of 555 projects can be pretty much replicated with few changes besides the chip numbers.

>>106151921
We used to have two relevant generals, /aig/ and /aosg/ but these haven't been posted for a while. I am definitely up for more reliable hardware and I have no need for the latest ultre high resolution multi player game that routinely sets GPUs on fire.

>>106152284
You can find some stuff on OpenCores and Hackaday.

>>106152702
>>106152806
It'll be interesting to see if 'vibe coding' ever meets FPGA desigh and gets to a point where plebs like me can simply ask an AI to design a circuit/system that can do x, y, and z using a given chip architecture and have it write the software to control it all. I'm sure that's in the works, but I won't live long enuff to see it in the hands of hobbiests.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/Ab2qaKQ37A8
>https://youtu.be/Gz3SM8faNZc

>>106152986
I hear that some use AI for internal designs but I am not sure how far it goes.
For CPU design there seems to be some art involved too, how to balance a rich instruction set with a limited instruction bitwidth budget, and then avoid bloat. Then there is the software to be written too.
SUBLEQ is as sinple as it gets and DawnOS is powered by a SUBLEQ virtual processor. Less extreme is the 6502 processor that had a 50 year anniversary yesterday, and is still in production.

Visions from MS, from a guy who works on security: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccpXNBsTaGk

>>106154560
>DawnOS
>https://permacomputing.net/DawnOS/
Huh...interesting. Hadn't heard of this.
The 6502 still being in production is amazing. Says quite alot about the usefulness of the architecture, altho I wonder what they are being used in these days of ASICs.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/vI-PCAlHSUo?list=PLijPiy4xM0heo_Srh0dTC4x4Dif_gVmek
>https://youtu.be/vv_NKfnmv6Y?list=PLijPiy4xM0heo_Srh0dTC4x4Dif_gVmek
>https://youtu.be/P88cNTAUs0Y?list=PLo-CVFFA0DtXBrrY4XOYMH9tewZXdZnVY

I want isc2 certs for an IT job

is it worth downloading whatsapp to flirt with all these hot african whores online?

I want to meet online and make friends :) yay anon

>>106154821
>https://permacomputing.net/DawnOS/
This is a better link:
http://users.atw.hu/gerigeri/DawnOS/index.html
The power level of this guy is off the scales, he amde both an OS and an entirely new GUI where you can set sound volume individually for each window.

=== /cyb/ News:
>Man controls iPad with his mind using Synchron brain implant
Man controls iPad with his mind using Synchron brain implant
>The man in the video is named Mark. He’s part of Synchron’s COMMAND clinical study and has an implant called the Stentrode. It sits inside his brain’s blood vessels and picks up his motor intention. Those signals get sent wirelessly to an external decoder, which then tells the iPad what to do. It’s all made possible by Apple’s new Brain-Computer Interface Human Interface Device protocol, which lets iPadOS treat brain activity like an actual input method.

>>106155316
Impressive, indeed...
>>106155415
It won't be long before the companies making these BCIs are forced by the CIA to force thier clients to punch themselves in the face like Major Kusanagi does to Batou.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/Rw1x90bvY6U

What's the most private way to pay for Proton's paid plans?

>>106155618
I would assume all US companies working on BCI are funded in parts by shell companies operated by three letter agencies. Why interrogate people when you can just drain the info directly?

>>106155850
>just drain the info directly
Good point. You probably remember that article about how scientists are developing tech that allows the recording of thoughts and in another, dreams. Dream recording reminds me of that 2001 CGI film , 'Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within'. For anyone who hasn't seen it, it's a must-watch masterpiece. It gets a solid 5 out of 5 slop buckets from me.
Here's a short scene:
>https://youtu.be/Ylf-E8AkGpo
For anyone who decides to watch it, be sure to DL the highest rez rip you can find and the visuals are stunning, especially when you consider that the film was *released* in 2001. I have the 2 DVD box set, and the second CD contains lots behind the scenes footage, and some pre-production stuff that's really mind-blowing. Here's some of that:
>https://youtu.be/Wj0XXYJ3gCY
Watch the film FIRST, tho, so it doesn't spoil it for you.

>>106156172
>tech that allows the recording of thoughts
That was Dream Catcher, right? I think it will return to planning and not just science fiction. AI needs reliably real human input so I guess the big companies will pay people to record everything, Dream Catcher style.

>>106156356
I can't remember if was Dream Catcher, or something else. I just remember being surpised that this was a thing. Here's a newer article on the same topic:
>https://www.livescience.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/meta-scientists-use-ai-to-decode-magnetic-brain-scans-revealing-how-thoughts-translate-into-typed-sentences

We will live to see horrors beyond our imagination.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/hTSIn73AOIs

I was reading some of the links in OP in the security section. Do any of you guys really boot from a usb?

>>106154773
>Visions from MS, from a guy who works on security
must be really good at his job, considering that people find vulns and exploit techniques in AD all the fucking time.

i wanna learn how to make and analyze malware anons.

How I increase my opsec?
It's pretty good, but I'm finding 1 or 2 vulnerabilities

>>106157564

read how current cybercriminals make theirs and download some source code

>>106132947
we need to do the yearly /cyb/ meetup

>>106156512
>Do any of you guys really boot from a usb?
yes, whenever I do my ~biannual arch reinstall

Can i get a job after getting my Security+?
I have no bachelor

how do i become a hackerman?

anything better than X-ray exist? glowies here use AI to figure out traffic violations.

>>106157974
no accounts anywhere. which is practically impossible. so at least limit yourself to no social media interaction with accounts.

>>106156481
>We will live to see horrors beyond our imagination.
Neuralink is read-only. Apple wants a BCI that also sends data to the brain. An inexplicable desire for buying all new lifestyle applience products will mysteriously save the company, making it the most valuable company in history.

What could possibly go wrong?

>>106130443
I emailed VALIS last night to ask about his server and the upload situation. Hopefully, he'll see the message, and chime in soon with an update.
>>106161578
>Neuralink is read-only
I don't believe the "aspirationally jewish" Elon Musk would tell us if there is a backdoor built-in to Neuralink. I also think if he was instructed to do such a thing he would heistate to do so. The human mind is the greatest and final frontier to be conquered, and those who can control the mind, can control the world and everyone in it like never before. Automated, own-face punching neurohacks, and remote-control assassinations inbound.
===Juicey Gossip!===
>https://www.theregister.com/2025/07/17/puttyorg_website_controversy/
>https://blog.pupred.com/blog/puttyvsbitvise/
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/sw59QjZhGLQ

i guess i will ask here.
is there any reason calls over wifi is disabled in most phones by default?
like it is a privacy problem or something?

>>106162467
>I emailed VALIS last night to ask about his server and the upload situation. Hopefully, he'll see the message, and chime in soon with an update.
Great.
I have several documents to upload, all in HTML without any JS, should be super safe.

>>106159235
I mean like normally for security reasons

>>106126575
A few years ago I made picrelated and an anon said he was going to make an album, but it never materialized. Needless to say, I was disappoint. Please consider this your next album cover and tracklist.

>>106162525
Privacy does not exist. If you're making make calls over wifi, then the voice data is using the encryption that the phone is using to connect to the router. If you use a VoIP provider, the security will depend on the carrier's confiuration options, and the client application and configuration your using. Lots of variables to consider, but the NSA grabs and decodes it all regardless.
>https://youtu.be/DatgKUG-TiQ - a QT3.14 shows you a simple demo
>https://youtu.be/G3_wSWQF-g0 - a seasoned hackerman shows you how it's done

>>106163005
There's an old video clip floating around from the point of view of a cop's body cam when he's trying to anylize a suspect's Linux laptop. For some reason the cop decides to pull the USB drive out of the machine, and the laptop's screen goes black. It's possible to setup a self-destructing/disposable OS on a USB stick if one is extremely paranoid.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/6_xmPkh5iIA

>>106163502
>It's possible to setup a self-destructing/disposable OS on a USB stick if one is extremely paranoid
You mean like Tails OS?
I'm talking about the info in OP were you mount /boot and grub on the usb and have the rest on your computer. Was just wondering if anyone here has done that

>There's an old video clip floating around from the point of view of a cop's body cam when he's trying to anylize a suspect's Linux laptop. For some reason the cop decides to pull the USB drive out of the machine, and the laptop's screen goes black
That's funny. I gotta find that

>>106162902
>>106162467
If all mentioned about VALIS here is true, it may be time to look for something else.

>>106163502
>>106163911
It is not that clear what it was done for, the simplest solution would be a live USB, but that would leave the OS in memory, so just removing the USB would not work 100%, unless you changed the boot settings specially for it.

BUT, you could use USB events to trigger the absolute shutdown somewhat trivially with the base coreutils and some shell script.

>>106163911
Here's the cop video...
>https://youtu.be/bqB8O1Zadzw

>>106163938
He's a web dev by profession, so he always seems to be busy.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/vSZFCVowboU

>>106163502
vowifi is the same as voip?

>>106164803
Pretty much...
>https://www.iplook.com/info/what-is-vowifi-i00377i1.html
There are things you can do to make things a bit more secure on your end, but this will depend on the gear you have and software as well as the service provider's provisioning options. Some offer phone to server VoIP encryption, but both the softphone & the VoIP provider must have the featureset available. to be clear, when I refer to a VoIP provider, I'm referring to a big service like voip.ms or similar.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/QRKv17t_ENY
Captcha: T0SSG

>>106163938
>If all mentioned about VALIS here is true,
What, specifically?
>it may be time to look for something else.
Got any suggestions? All previous sites are gone. Collective Computers and Cybsec.io were great but are now gone, not sure what happened to them.

>>106112080 (OP)
bump for the culture

>>106144609
Thanks for the heads up.
You can now consult the documentation here.

https://codeberg.org/alabamasystem/anix/

>>106166244
Speaking of culture:
>https://cybercultural.com/
>https://cybercultural.com/p/cyberculture-alice-mary-hilton/
===Video===
CalyxOS Founder Nicholas Merrill has left the project, and that the lead developer has moved on to other things.
In the meantime CalyxOS updates and images are now paused.
>https://youtu.be/5obqaI3TNzE
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/G_E4qQJlX28

>>106167308
>CalyxOS Founder Nicholas Merrill has left the project, and that the lead developer has moved on to other things.
There is a surprising amount of drama in the various distributions and OS developments. And Redox-OS went through a major implosion.

>>106167919
Yeah... it's really sad, too. I think it's just signs of the times. People are divided and fractured along political, religious and economic faultlines, and this is by design. It's impacting eveyone, even if only at a subconscious level. Lots of people are checked out of 'society', and are having difficulty coping with the constant flux. To be objective, people also change, age, and decide it's time for a new direction, by choice, or circumstance. It happens to all of us sooner or later. I dread the day OpenWrt get's enshittified by everything that's happening in the world. I'm already seeing packages that are not being maintained, and are several versions behind thier Linux desktop counterparts.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/_jJ0Jb7Vjiw

=== /cyb/ News:
Now that the UK is plunging even deeper into dystopia, a comparison with Russia is more relevant than ever:
>Russia’s internet crackdown is in a dangerous new phase
https://archive.is/GTnS3
>This summer, a new wave of regulation began. According to experts, the law passed makes it in effect illegal to consume prohibited content. People can be fined not only for sharing information, but for looking for it.
>Another possibility is that the government will automate the analysis of user traffic and start to issue vast numbers of fines to people. Authorities already have relevant experience on this. During the pandemic, people who broke self-isolation rules were fined automatically. Everything needed to put this into practice is already in place. Russia’s surveillance programme for monitoring telecommunications — the System for Operative Investigative Activities (SORM), the “Yarovaya law” (federal bills passed in 2016 to combat terrorism that mandate storage of messages and metadata), as well as AI systems that are able to analyse video in real time by keywords.

>>106168714
>People can be fined not only for sharing information, but for looking for it.
but can they see what anyone googles?