Thread 106289487

>>106280926
"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it."
--George Orwell

>Privacy
Tools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/
Hitchhiker's Guide: https://anonymousplanet.org/guide/
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 on Facebook: https://stallman.org/facebook.html
Have I Been Pwned: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

>Cyberpunk
What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZ
How do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQds
The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBg
Cyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7z
Bibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek

>Security
"Shit just got real": https://pastebin.com/rqrLK6X0
Cybersecurity basics: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_/sec/_guide
Basics and armory: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_basics_and_armory
Learning/News/CTFs: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_Learning/News/CTFs
/sec/ PDFs: https://mega.nz/#F!zGJT1QQQ!O-8yiH845GN26ajAvkoLkA
EFF Surveillance Self-Defense: https://ssd.eff.org/
Other library: https://mega.nz/file/UCgEGAjb#rwNcnMAQCUUbSp8supsFvn9QEHCWUW86eLcZa16ZG4Y

>>106289487 (OP)
bvmp go go go up.

>>106289487 (OP)
I had a /cyb/ question a while ago but there was no thread. Forgot the question :(

>>106289554
We're gonna need more barrels, fren.
>>106290124
This made me laugh out loudly, because it happens to me all the damn time.
===Video===
GDPR meant nothing: chat control ends privacy for the EU
>https://youtu.be/3NyUgv6dpJc
If this issue affects you, be sure to check out the reseources in the video description.
===News===
>https://hunt.io/blog/ermac-v3-banking-trojan-source-code-leak
>https://cybernews.com/news/westjet-confirms-cyber-breach-exposed-sensitive-details-of-customers/
==Special Bulletin==
I never received a reply for VALIS regarding the absolute state of his website. Concerned for his well-being, I installed Temple OS and used Terry's oracle program to devine answers. It told me that he did fix the file links to his archives, but he is suffering from a case of clinical lycanthropy. He was last spotted running on all-fours with a pack of dogs, chasing cars, barking incessantly, and urinating on fire hydrants. This would partially explain why he hasn't responded to my email- that, or he just hates me. Terry's oracle program assures me that it's the lycanthropy.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/Fc70IFZKegY
==========================
Deep /cyb/ Radio: "Dumpster diving since 1983."

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

VALIS still down, anyone here got any info?

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

>>106289487 (OP)
What are the best Cybersecurity books /g/ recommends?

>>106294063

I can provide Maid services. The default exotic route is [s4s] though; cannot post on here without rigorous community vetting there.

>>106289487 (OP)
>last thread only had 30 posts
these used to hit bump limit, what happened?

>>106294249
fake news, these threads always were on life support with some thread jannies awlays bumping them like you are

>>106294249
The one before it made it to 100 posts.

>>106294249
We are missing several News-anons.

>>106289554
bvmp
gonna be a useful resource going into the /future/
5eyes goyim here, godspeed all of you

Seems VALIS is not coming back. I guess it is time to set up a library on Neocities.
I am working on it...

Bodymods is /cyb/ and /fa/ has its take on it: >>>/fa/18510779

What do you think about techwear, anon?

I've asked this 100x times but I've never gotten a straight/acceptable answer:

Is there a privacy focused/FOSS way to setup home security? I'm talking about those closed source proprietary bullshit apps made by the same home security companies that get hacked every few years and a live feed of me making sandwiches is broadcast for Indians to jerk off to for God knows how long. Surely there must be a way, right? I want to be able to install security cameras watch my house, and also I can pull up live feeds on my phone so I can monitor it while not being at home. But I don't wanna use a close source system where I can't be certain someone has access to my recordings. I've looked on f-droid/github and it doesn't seem like anyone has come up with a solution. It's 2025, fossbros, common let's get this shit going.

>>106296324
>Is there a privacy focused/FOSS way to setup home security?
Glock 19

>>106296380
Unfortunately, a glock 19 won't really help much when I'm on vacation and I'm wondering if someone has broken into my house and stole all my shit while I was gone, including the glock 19. I don't know why home security is such an afterthought for /g/, you'd think more robust solutions exist other than "just trust ring/simply safe/some other Jewish scam company that saves and uploads a 24/7 broadcast of your security camera feed to their servers... For reasons...". There should be an open source 'grapheneos' type solution where I buy the hardware (any old security camera will do), link it up to some kind of dvr/an old router or some shit, then I flash a custom firmware that also is able to be downloaded on my phone thru f-droid, then Bing bang boom, I have a bunch of security cameras that watch my house but the video feed is only saved by the dvr, and the only person who can access it is me/it never gets sent or saved by any 3rd party whatsoever, and I can pull up my phone and have a live view of what the cameras see. You'd think with how much the privacy community has evolved, that this kind of thing would be automatic, but it's like nobody cares, fuck it just buy a ring camera that's streaming 24/7 lol.

What is in your opinion the greatest hacker of them all?

>>106296576
Just put an ADT sign and fake camera near your door. That'll scare off 95% of criminals, and the rare one that might ignore it, then you really shouldn't have anything of value in your home to begin with. I could replace the stuff in my home for $500 easy.

>>106293194
'Best' is a relative term. What one person conciders the 'best', maybe trash to the next. Also, /sec/ is a really big field, with many specialities, and noone here knows what your current skill level, or interests are. I would start by accessing your current knowledge, and then ask yourself what area of /sec/ you might be drawn to. Once you've figured that out, follow up with YT videos to help you narrow down your choices, then start collective resource. If your dead set on books, I'd recommend you do general /sec/ book searches to see what titles grab your attention. May book sellers let you preview books online, and this will help you decide if you want to get any given book. Be aware that some people who write books maybe experts in thier fileds, but don't have a teacher's mindset. A good teacher is engaging, expains complex ideas in easy to digest ways, and will employ lots of diagrams and examples to help visualize complex concepts. I think you get the idea. Knowledge of a subject and being able to teach effectively are two different skillsets and are not mutually inclusive, and then there is your own personal way of learning that is best suited to you.
>>106291191
His site's been back up, and so are the file links. I guess you didn't see my updates. No word from him, though. Usually, if he's lurking and sees VALIS in a post he responds to it. I haven't gotten an email from him since the first day 4chan came back online.
>>106295545
He's the only one that has spent real money for this dog-forsaken thread, but he doesn't seem to have time to for upkeep and participation. His interest is waining, or maybe having trouble in the meat-space vortex. In any case, if you build something, and commit to it, I'll help promote it, if you'd like.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/N4CfsgQN7jc

>>106289487 (OP)
Any reason you removed sizeof's website from the OP pasta? He seems to have gotten the domain back.
http://sizeof.cat

>>106297419
It wasn't working a few days ago when I checked the links, but thanks for letting me know it's back.

>>106297419
I'll use this template if I make the next thread.

>Cyberpunk
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

>Privacy
Tools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/
Hitchhiker's Guide: https://anonymousplanet.org/guide/
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 on Facebook: https://stallman.org/facebook.html
Have I Been Pwned: https://haveibeenpwned.com/

>Security
"Shit just got real": https://pastebin.com/rqrLK6X0
Cybersecurity basics: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_/sec/_guide
Basics and armory: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_basics_and_armory
Learning/News/CTFs: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Cybersecurity_-_Learning/News/CTFs
/sec/ PDFs: https://mega.nz/#F!zGJT1QQQ!O-8yiH845GN26ajAvkoLkA
EFF Surveillance Self-Defense: https://ssd.eff.org/
Other library: https://mega.nz/file/UCgEGAjb#rwNcnMAQCUUbSp8supsFvn9QEHCWUW86eLcZa16ZG4Y

KNOWLEDGE|LICENSE|OPENS|TOY|X
GF build flags, hot off our development chain.

We can make firmware in any lang users choose

I am approaching releasing a new FOSS c2 framework (in rust no im not a tranny) that is sort of like a mix between CobaltStrike and Mythic. I was wondering if you guys had any feature suggestions. Currently:

Listeners are plugins and can be loaded dynamically

Functionality (think BOFs) are implemented at compile time not runtime

It only produces shellcode, but there are no strings and it produces a different signature with each compile

>>106294249
I used to participate in those threads, and I remember a lot of lively professional development discussions such as certs and career paths, but a few threads ago said those discussion topics were banned. So…like what else are we supposed to talk about? I honestly think these threads are to keep night shift company because they are so bored. I at least hope they’re able to work from home when on night shift.

>>106296324
Make a list of the things you want, even if the hardware/software is proprietary. Then, ask "can I make/buy an FOSS alternative that has the same function as the proprietary version?" If the answer is "yes", then record the steps and materials and code needed to create the alternative. If the answer is "no", then give up or find an alternative solution.

>I want to be able to install security cameras watch my house, and also I can pull up live feeds on my phone so I can monitor it while not being at home.
I'm sure there are many FOSS projects for your exact situation. You can use a microcontroller, like an Arduino or raspberry pi, and camera module for the physical computing elements of the camera. The body can be made from common hardware and 3D-printed parts. I'm sure someone, somewhere, maintains open source projects for local camera systems.

>>106296984
Anti-consumerist minimalism is the way. Just don’t own valuables that belong in a museum or expensive wasteful luxuries that don’t even matter.

>>106296324
If you want really FOSS, you're going to have to cobble it together yourself, but I think you're not going to find my suggestion 'acceptable', either:

OpenWrt for Wireguard, and Docker:
>https://openwrt.org/
FOSS NVR
>https://github.com/blakeblackshear/frigate
FOSS IP Camera replacement firmware
>https://thingino.com/
FOSS Android app for monitoring:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/it.danieleverducci.ojo/

An alternative:
>https://youtu.be/7wkVGcdI2vk
>>106297491
Correct. Suggestion:
Loose the 'shit just got real' link - it is useless, irrelevant filler, always has been.
Loose the link to Stallmanu's facebook page- it is antithetical to what /pri/ is supposed to represent.
ADD a section for Thingino, and Frigate for home monitoring as mentioned above. If you do this, I will endevor to find additional resources and bring them to your attention.

>>106297609
The mistake you make is thinking that anyone here can 'ban' anything. Talk about whatever you want. If someone is interested they will reply. Ingore troll posts. Simple as.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/LxM7soNJC1A

>>106296984
>>106297653
"Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don’t need."
--Tyler Durden

>>106297669
Fine then. I hate GRC so much that I want to skip the CISSP and go for something more fun like OSCP/E instead. Or should I start with a more entry level offensive cert? I have or had Sec+ already and don’t care anymore. I was going to go for CEH next, but I started hearing bad things about it. I heard Penttest+ was a good replacement for CEH???

>>106296324
there is a thread about home security right here >>106256463

>>106297695
Dave Ramsey has a similar quote: "We buy things we don't need with money we don't have to impress people we don't like."

>>106293194
Probably general stuff like books on computer science, networking, general Linux, reverse engineering, electronics, and cryptography. As for "Cybersecurity" books, I'm not too sure about any of them, since the cybersecurity field is more heuristic, less exact than the fields that builds on pure theory. If you had to choose a "cybersecurity" book, then choose the most up-to-date ones, as software and best practices evolves.

>>106297719
No one can tell you what carrer path to choose, or follow. You'll get 100 different responses from 100 different people.
Not caring anymore is why you might be feeling stuck. I would encourage you to follow that which piques your interest, and get's you exited about learning. If you're not sure about a path, there are tons of videos /sec/ pros have posted about thier personal journeys, pitfalls, and give, not only practical advice, but great life advice with reference to thier carrer choices. Remember that there are no certainties in life, AGI & ASI are here, and things are changing rapidly. YOU are the captain of your ship, therefore you must take command and set a corse, come what may.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/SCGA38auFIc
===========================
Deep /cyb/ Radio:
"Your head will become a bulbus punching bag of sound."

Has any anon here built anything lately?

>>106298547
lol no we don't even know which cert to get

got my first 50 tb of storage today and just started copying over everything from my existing 12tb, gonna get another 50 in the mail soon, from there I'm gonna start downloading everything I can get my hands on before it gets shut down and censored, everyone knows tech companies and websites end up doing whatever the EU says, even in non-EU countries
I aint havin that shit
savin up for a tape drive next

>>106297419
>He seems to have gotten the domain back.
Truly excellent news!

>>106300544
Seething much?

I was looking up on Lepht Anonym, but found nothing more recent than about 2021, have the body mods been too much? That brought me to Grindfest 2025:
https://augmentationlimitles.ipage.com/grindfest/
with some odd topics such as
>Lock picking contest
>Suture contest
I would also reccommend desinfection contests and as a start.

>>106289487 (OP)
Where is /sec/, you faggots
Also, I thought the fake job ads didn't affect the security industry, but I was wrong:
https://www.theregister.com/2025/03/03/cybersecurity_jobs_market/

>>106297894
You know what, this answers my question. I’m just going to skip the CISSP and go for the OSCP instead.

>>106298995
So many of them are scams now. Even ones that used to be good like CEH.

>>106300801
Why skip CISSP?
Apart from the business stuff it seems fairly easy if you've got some real world experience

bump

>>106300676
>Annual electric knife fights
WHAT?!! Lepht Anonym NOOO!!!
>>106300801
Go for bro. Keep us posted. If you know someone in meatspace who shares your interest, consider working together, or joining your local Linux User Group.

===News===
Malicious PyPI and npm Packages Discovered Exploiting Dependencies in Supply Chain Attacks:
>https://www.zscaler.com/blogs/security-research/supply-chain-risk-python-termncolor-and-colorinal-explained
----
From the "Game over man, GAME OVER!" Department:
>https://futurism.com/mit-student-drops-out-ai-extinction
This story reminds me of that girl that wasn't going to finnish colledge because her laptop came preinstalled Ubuntu.
>https://youtu.be/WRWrmT0ovPE?t=32
----
SANS Stormcast Monday, August 18th, 2025: 5G Attack Framework; Plex Vulnerability; Fortiweb Exploit; Flowise Vuln:
>https://isc.sans.edu/
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/KPsL48s-dCA

>>106301377
That's the problem with package managers. So many chances to get infected by something on the supply chain.

>>106300764
>Where is /sec/, you faggots
/cyb/ includes /cyb/ersecurity
/psg/ is privacy and *security*

>>106302176
That's true of software in general, though. You may recall a few years back Lenovo was caught including 'Superfish' Adware in the form of a self-signed certificate in thier software:
>https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-31533028
Picrel is a really nice looking mini that I got all exited about, then learned that, it too, was reportedly infected with spyware. In both cases, the hardware were prepackaged with spyware by the vendors. Many such cases. Still I really like picrel. It would have made a nice aesthetic /cyb/ 'fun'posting box, or a little server running LoonACKs. I won't buy Intel though, so sadly, I didn't get one.
>>106302870
Reminder that none of those things exist.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/VlKUUGEWdiM

Any fans of Element? I find the Matrix takes forever to load messages if it ever does

I have been working in reverse engineer a chinese router.

I have been using cognitive technologies as exocortex to navigate through concepts and documentation. It accelerates and makes clear strategical paths to take and consolidate information but does not replace human work.

It is very interesting to compare the whole marketing machinery around the device as a consumer-grade product with all the marketing and pretty publicity and see the real, actual internal composition of the artifact. Literally sausage factory behavior. It is a monstrosity full of security issues. This case It's perfect for security research.

I will try to reinforce the router and see how far can I go.

I will set up a digital workbench in NixOS for good reproducibility seting up a well-defined closed work environment to study and analyze the binary firmware I have procured from the manufacturer.

My plan is easy at the moment, being able to execute a customized C payload inside the physical device. The reason I want to do this is that early analysis indicate the router operating system is poorly implemented as I am unable to read the TCP/IP traffic from it because the version of netstat in the system unit it's incompatible with the kernel.

It is worth mentioning that at the end of the day, all these network devices are computers people have in their homes without understanding they are just smaller versions of the ones they operate to perform work and make phone calls, but because they are little black boxes with led lights and perform only one task with almost zero interaction from the owners, we wrongly believe they are just dumb machines.

>>106303170
Used to use it until some info surfaced about it being controlled by m0$$@d faggots. I have an info pic buried somewhere. If I can find it, I post it. Protonmail was also embroiled in some controversy a few years ago, and it's trustworthyness was called into question.
>>106303298
Make / model # ?
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/J6nruVtqltE

>>106303382
I know the Protonmail one, about revealing the ip of an activist that had committed a crime upon order by the French government I think? No self managed system is secure and even the ones we own aren't completely.
I read that the issue with Element is the image metadata. Seems it contains something that allows for identification.

>>106303422
I can't remember the specifics, but I recall it being thoroughly discussed on ycombiner and other forums, including the Proton developers chiming in, trying to defend thier decision.

>>106303583
Afaik it was a court order. It was international and there's a clause there that prevents the Swiss court from defending that big countries can use, so if one of the 13 eyes wants to see your data, it doesn't matter what type of privacy laws protect you if they make that specific request.
So it was either handing out the information or being forced to / closed up. Afaik they defended themselves claiming they only gave the IP addresses the activist connected with and didn't hand out any email exchanges or data (that we know of) but it was still enough to apprehend the activist and jail him.
Point made: it doesn't matter if you are in Switzerland or one other country, if the glowies or the politicians want you, they can get you and no laws will stop that. Very cyberpunk if you ask me.
Maybe if you move to russia or china and even then I'm not sure they can or will do anything.
I remember following that case closely because it caught my attention too when Protonmail and Tutanota were presented as the safe normalfag privacy protecting alternatives.

>>106303776
Oh adding to this, the activist wasn't also that clean. Afaik he has arrested not for activism but because of arson or possession can't exactly remember, it was some incident completely unrelated to his activism but then again maybe it was just an excuse by the govs to get him.

>>106303776
>if the glowies or the politicians want you, they can get you and no laws will stop that
In this one sentence, you have summed up the dark unACKnowledged truth of /pri/.
>>106303825
Sadly, there are those who cloak real criminality behind /pri/vacy tools and services, and this fucks it up for genuine usecases, like the very few journalists reporting on serious crimes involving powerful entities. Few /pri/ service providers are going to have the courage of thier stated goals when SHTF, like Lavabit did. If you date fight back, you will be overrun with lawfare, and possibly made bankrupt.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/Z8rEhlsjU-8

How does one omit the upcoming EU chat control regulations? Would something as simple as VPN + non-EU app work? I've heard that Matrix is good, but I'm rather hesitant to self-host.

>>106303583
I'm still sad about Scott's terminal diagnosis :(

>>106303964
>In this one sentence, you have summed up the dark unACKnowledged truth of /pri/.
Agreed. and God forbid you request information on a politician or a member of the elite, because then that's "restricted access"

>>106304374
There were a few threads on /pol/ and here on /g/ a week or two ago discussing mitigation stragedies, but don't remember what they called them. One thread here on /g/ had a title of, 'we help our friends in the uk' or something to that effect. I don't know if there were any concrete steps to be taken, so you may want to search the archives.
>>106304885
He started uploading videos again. I haven't watched them yet, but the last one was two days ago:
>https://youtu.be/Qv3fktU3xDM
>>106305013
Cyberpunk is dead, but the dystopia is just beginning
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/nL0Qagp5ku4

>>106304374
Its okay but definitely slower than current available alternatives. If the room overcrowds it takes so long to update the cryptographic values that the messages stop appearing or can't be read. Its quite the pain

did you guys study sigint, humint? both? neither? how do you pick your security protocols?

>>106305288
I don't give a fuck about certs. I want a return of old school hackers like Captain Cruch, learning stuff, sharing it in our little communities and building tools / hacking stuff for the joy of creating.

>>106305359
I was just wondering, if you did IT security like in Mr. Robot at a big contracting firm: you really need to know sigint. But, the main character shows off that humint, negotiating with random people, let's you just plant IEDs all over a work shop and blow it up.

That isn't even a story about a state sponsored attack, which could backdoor your purchased software and kill your factory remotely if you have no MAC practices etc.

>>106305509
What is Mr. Robot? I don't watch stuff

>>106305538
>mistery meat twink mutt vigilante has and adventure where all his friends die and the final lesson for the audience is oligarchy is actually good for you and you should support efforts like Palantir Technology to impose a mass surveillance system because they are actually helping protect society

>>106303776
>and there's a clause there that prevents the Swiss court from defending that big countries can use
That sounds very strange. Switzerland has always defended their state as a sovereign nation no matter how unpopular it made them.

>>106305538
A schizophrenic hacker, Elliot Anderson (Rami Malek), joins an anarchist libertarian hacker collective to reshape the world. He infiltrates and destroys two entities that have significant influence around the world, to try and improve low-middle class living.

He is an IT security consultant by day, and rogue hackerman vigilante in his free time. He hacks network, hackathon, capture the flag, facebook, buildings, corporate IT, etcetera. The story is kind of hard to follow based on his schizophrenia.

>>106305582
Afaik it got them in trouble with France. I'll see if I can read the article again, it was posted here too long ago

>>106305359
It is hard to believe he is 82 now.

>>106305596
>Afaik it got them in trouble with France
Even more hilarious. They were always the first to raise "raison d'etat" when reneging on agreements, and quite fittingly is French.

I hate cloufdlfare so fucking much! I bet they're m**ssad

Do you think the troll farms, like the Russian Internet Research Agency, do significant attacks on 4chan?

What type of influence do they gain being racist incels like us?

>>106306217
Yeah and it seems to be working, most of the board feels unusable now. /a/ is ruined by constant porn threads and generals, same with gif. /g/ is distro hopping general.
Still better than the rest of the clearnet

>>106306540
what influence are they getting?
> influence us to use lisp with lisp general? 60 year old technologies, not as good as modern wares?
> influence us to get framework laptop? is the supply chain compromised?
> distro hopping? join a compromised community and sabotage productivities?
> become transgender coder? commit suicide?

>>106306217

go to >>>/k/ and see it for yourself. The state-sponsored trolling is so thick, you can distinguish factions and discriminate between normal users and super glows from every country.

After a while here, I'm used to it. This place is no longer a secret club but a platform whose flow of discourse is a commodity sought after by various elements. I do not desire any ill will to anybody except the Venezuelan Regime so it is easy to keep a distance and watch the fireworks.

>>106306775
I wonder if they blue whale anyone on >>>/soc/

>>106306217
>racist incels like us

>>106306859
where did Anonymous hacker group go? Will they save us from Russia?

===News===
Microsoft Windows Vulnerability Exploited to Deploy PipeMagic RansomExx Malware
>https://thehackernews.com/2025/08/microsoft-windows-vulnerability.html
Noodlophile Malware Campaign Expands Global Reach with Copyright Phishing Lures
>https://thehackernews.com/2025/08/noodlophile-malware-campaign-expands.html
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/ovgfMxs6cdI

Bumpy reminder that we are the ghost ship of the dead:
===Music===
Post themes:
>https://youtu.be/i9AUn67TNGY
>https://youtu.be/DuF0RtVcgVM

Woops- forgot pic

What do you guys think of decentralized VPNs such as Mysterium, Safing SPN, Deep Network, etc.? Have you heard of them?

How can I become a hacker cracker?

>>106308561
Programming socks.

>>106308561
drink bleach chop trees

>>106305577
>>106305538
>>106305586
hate this ugly bug eyed actor motherfucker

How the fuck do these assholes make entire ciphers n libraries for encryption from scratch?!
Not only are they skilled at programming, but also insane maths? How the fuck are you supposed to even compete when you know aliens like that are out there?

>>106308561

"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it."
--George Orwell

>Recommended operating systems
General purpose: Debian, Fedora, Arch Linux, K/L/Xubuntu
Security focused: Qubes OS, Whonix, Tails, OpenBSD

>Recommended mobile operating systems
Android based: GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, LineageOS/DivestOS
Linux based: PureOS, postmarketOS

>Recommended browsers
Chromium based: Brave, Chromium (ungoogled)
Firefox based: Firefox, LibreWolf, Mull, Tor Browser

>Advanced content blocking
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Blocking-mode:-medium-mode

>Browser tests
https://www.deviceinfo.me
https://dnsleaktest.com
https://librespeed.org
https://privacytests.org
https://time.gov

>Privacy friendly frontends
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Privacy_friendly_frontends

>Recommended search engines
Brave Search, DuckDuckGo, SearXNG, Startpage

>Privacy oriented DNS
https://adguard-dns.io/en/welcome.html
https://nextdns.io
https://www.quad9.net

>Privacy oriented email
Proton Mail, Tutanota, Mailbox.org, Riseup, Disroot

>Recommended instant messengers
Signal, Briar, Element, Session

>BIOS replacement
https://coreboot.org
https://libreboot.org

>Resources
https://anonymousplanet.org/guide.html
https://ssd.eff.org
https://ffprofile.com
https://ryf.fsf.org/products
https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io
https://haveibeenpwned.com
https://inteltechniques.com/workbook.html
https://eldritchdata.neocities.org
https://www.privacyguides.org
https://sizeof.cat/links
https://stallman.org/facebook.html
https://chromium.woolyss.com

>>106303382
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdocs

bump

Bros, the wave of internet censorship going on atm is insane.

Chat Control, Online Safety Act, KOSA...

Where have all the privacy advocates gone? Have they just given up? We are heading to a digital dystopia.

>>106312852
Oh believe me...its gonna get worse

>>106310989
They seem to be under every rug, carpet, and trashcan, don't they?
Thanks for the link, btw...
>>106312852
>heading
Heading? They just stopped hiding it. Trump approved 1 billion for Palantir's project Mavin a few months ago, and it doesn't matter if you're a US 'citizen', or not- ALL will be caught in the surveillance net just the same.
>>106312911
this
===Video===
Do you have earwax? Yea, you do...
IoT Ear Wax Removal Camera Hacking & WiFi Data Capture
>https://youtu.be/HeANxWTBObU
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/vNwYtllyt3Q

>>106312911
So what do we do?

>>106313006
Go deepweb, use alternative networks. Use Tor

>>106313074
Like I2P?
Tor bans will be next.

>>106313285
Will politicians really be able to ban Tor?

>>106306217
I think many agencies across the world is attacking. This place is after all the last remaining place with free speech. Slasdot caved in to idiocracy, Onions News and Hacker News are just celebrating their alleged intellect, The /r/italin abuser forum is all about virtue signalling, various discussion fora are overloaded with third rate programmers that believe 5 seconds on Google will qualify them for absolutely anything etc. All these have bad things in common such as appearances trumps truth any day. Consequently lies thrive in all those places.
This is truly the end times.

any /cyb/ approved body armor/techwear/greyman loadouts?

>>106313601
They can block sites offering installation for starters

>>106313814
This

===Info===
DefCon 33 Presentations in .pdf format -
A treasure trove of information 2 of you will read:
>https://media.defcon.org/DEF%20CON%2033/DEF%20CON%2033%20presentations/
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/WjOuEruzoh0

>>106313830
how to make yourself look like a manlet

>>106290124
>>106290877
I remembered: I need a good VPN solution for my small business (four guys in their parent's basements, really).
What I want:
Connect external devices (Laptops and Phones) to my "company" network (a PC running proxmox in the closet) which unfortunately has a dynamic IP and I cannot change that (I wouldn't want a static IP for my home internet connection if we're honest). I also have a small VPS that has a static IP.
My thinking was now to build a "site to site to client" connection where the VPS acts as a lighthouse to the external clients and coordinates their IP-Adresses so that the clients can just P2P each other or act as a relay when that is not possible due to NAT fuckery (pic related, excuse the cluttered uglyness, made it in a hurry).
What I've taken a look at:
>Wireguard
Would be complicated as fuck to set that up
>Tailscale
I want it to be self hosted and every component open source, fuck SaaS.
>Headscale
They literally say they're doing it for themselves and to expect a shaky experience
>Netbird
Needs docker, but I run LXC on my VPS which clashes with Docker networking, would be my preferred candidate otherwise
>Netmaker
Not a full experience when selfhosted (every user is an admin in the free version which is just WTF)
>Twingate, ZeroTier, Nebula, Firezone
Closed source, Not self hosted or not wireguard, etc.

"Perfectionism" kicking my ass again, but I want this shit to work properly.

>>106313647
That's some /k/+/diy/ (maybe ohm / mcg) shit man. /g/ is mostly software.

>>106309842
lol. Some people are really gifted that way. To add insult to injury (to us plebs), many people who are gifted mathmaticians & programmers can also play musical instruments. The mind is a mysterious thing.
>>106314136
That's pretty complex setup you're aiming for. I like the diagram, tho. Don't be surprised if it turns up in meme. Have you checked with the guys at /hsg/? /cyb/ might as well be a recruting station for spook wannabees these days.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/9n8ukyrr8Ss

>>106314497
>Don't be surprised if it turns up in meme.
Meme away, I don't care, memes are supposed to be stolen and shared for free.
>Have you checked with the guys at /hsg/?
Yes, but I get no replies there.

What are you building, anon?
>>106313814
They haven't even been able to stop libgen, what tells you they can stop tor?

>>106309842
>Not only are they skilled at programming, but also insane maths?
They are primarily mathematicisans, and you can guess who the single largest employer of mathematicians in the US is. For a job just call, say, your grandmother and ask for the prospectus. They are waiting for you.

>>106315299
Hopefully, someone will possibly suggest something useful - oh, who am I kidding...
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/P3AUU-VM4Io

>>106315988
Yeah.
Out of curiosity, why do you post music here?

>>106289487 (OP)
>Born late 90's in Germany
>Have the default expectation that internet connected technology just simply doesn't work or will leak security related things worse than a 5 year old american car in the rust belt
Anyone else here who grew up with /flimsy/ and /insecure/ tech, to such a degree that it has become a pathological thought pattern / fear that shit will just not work or be insecure with no real way to make sure that it is actually secure?

Pic not related.

How do I make a Facebook Marketplace account without doxxing myself?
>but why
Craigslist is dead as fuck in my area. You gotta do what you gotta do.

>>106316887
Get someone you know to list it on theirs.

>>106316390
It's a loooong story from where I'm sitting. Old friends of this thread know it. The TLDR is there were really cool /cyb/ radio stations a few years ago - they've all vanished. My personal favorite was a site called '/g/punk radio' that was hosted from a Polish domain. It was more than a streaming station - it had a chatbox, the admin took requests, it was really comfy, and had real soul. I took it upon myself to fill that gap and bring dumb memes to bump with and music to this lifeless thread, in an attempt to give it soul, via said memes and other lore born of various posts people have made. I'm leaving out lots of critical details, but that's it in a nutshell.
p.s., Just to be clear, my edit of your pic is not to imply you are a fed, rather, they would likely take interest in your configuration.
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/0use0rJR-DU?t=31

>>106316887
If youre trying to sell, ask a friend/neighbor/hold a coworker up at gunpoint. If you're trying to buy, larp as a coworker and/or just go to thrift stores.

>>106317463
That's so cool. I wish we had more of that in this modern era. I've long wanted to create a hackerspace here

>>106314497
>lol. Some people are really gifted that way.
I got to know someone who mastered anything from poetry and calligraphy to physics (is a professor now) and needed just a month or two to learn a new language. Everything was understood immediately, never had to ask for anything to be explained but instead extrapolated what it meant. It was like meeting a future variant of humanity.
>To add insult to injury (to us plebs), many people who are gifted mathmaticians & programmers can also play musical instruments.
Several professions are closely related to musical skills. Morse core operators is probably obvious, medical practitioners is probably less obvious but has a well known phenomenon for a long time. People have looked into this, I guess it kind of helps the focus that it is personal, and they found it correlates with a brain structure called the inverted omega.
>The mind is a mysterious thing.
Always true. And intuition is a field that interests me in particular.

>>106317508
>create a hackerspace
Same. Hackerspaces (at least were I live) have become pay-to-play. $50 a month join after filling out an application. Long gone are the days where people would have local meetups at some restaurant or someone's home. People would make friends on local BBS, then meet up in person. I personally am in a very good position to host a hackerspace, but nowadays one needs to be very careful and vet people. Even the LUG groups near me are dead. Sadly, I don't know anyone who shares the interests we do IRL, so that's that for me. R.I.P. the good old days. I still toy with the idea of trying to do something interactive with anons here on /cyb/, but I doubt there would be takers.
>>106317696
It must be a really awesome feeling to have such a keen intellect, that you can accomplish nearly anything you want.
Daphnie Oram was one of the intellectuals who sees numbers, electronics and music the same way. She was a pioneer in electronic music when it did not exist, and was way ahead of her time.
https://www.daphneoram.org/
Here's one of my favorite pieces she composed and played:
>https://youtu.be/4jd03rzAIVA
'Daphne Blake Oram (31 December 1925 – 5 January 2003) was a British composer and electronic musician. She was one of the first British composers to produce electronic sound, and was an early practitioner of musique concrète in the UK. As a co-founder of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, she was central to the development of British electronic music. Her uncredited scoring work on the 1961 film The Innocents helped to pioneer the electronic soundtrack.'

>>106317903
>Hackerspaces (at least were I live) have become pay-to-play
At least they exist. I'm surrounded by ignorant people who don't understand and don't care about them.

>hacker
>meeting irl
>where somebody can follow you home and wrench attack your crypto

what

I wonder:
>‘Absolutely immense’: the companies on the hook for the $3tn AI building boom
https://archive.is/0tgQb
>This year is forecast to break records for development. The US has about 20 gigawatts of operational data centre capacity. Before the end of the year, another 10GW of data centres are projected to break ground globally, and 7GW will reach completion, according to real estate group JLL.
This is all about commercial operations, but what about the three letter agencies? Surely they too have an interest in LLM and a desire to train their AI on vast troves of classified data that nobody ever had the capacity to review. It would be strange if they do not see this rather obvious potential. Yet where are their building projects drawing at least 1 GW?

So where can I find those AI diffusion models to generate a fake random ID, if those online services start requiring ID for access? I sure as hell won't be giving out my real identity.

>>106318002
Agreed, its too dangerous

>>106317463
That's very nice. Tried something like that during the rona myself but with a twist, which piqued my interest here even more.
>fed
You never shine if you don't glow.

>>106318002
>>106319295
Picrel
>>106319577
I drempt of setting up some sort of site where we could watch movies and chat, like YT superchats, but small and cozy for the thread. Also thought it would be fun to setup some sort of network config that would allow exposing a real piece of hardware on a DMZ, like a Cisco ASA, or some other old hardware I have lying around and having anons come in via VPNs and go to town. The console output would be video streamed so the thread could watch some heckerman show us his skills. The equipment is not in service and I have factory sysimages to be able to reflash software. The successful hackerman who get a Deep /cyb/ Dominator Award, memes would be made to commemorate the winner, that sort of thing.

I even thought about a private Garry'sMod Cyberpunk RP server where the movies can actually be streamed, anons could just hang out, have fun, be 'social', and of course, there would be a night club on the map where music would be playing and anons just be genuine, goofy, and enjoy themselves. But, all that's really stupid, right?
Imagine beeing so nieve as to believe we live in a high-trust society. Imaging being so gulible as to believe that there might still decent people out there that still value human interation, and want to form lasting frienships with others who share thier interests.

But no.The tribe and thier cohorts have successfully mindfucked the entire fucking planet with psyops and D&C tactics, and the spaces where these types of things are possible are carefully monitored, and policed for thought crime. We will be watched, cataloged and anaylized. No real friends allowed execpt for AI ones. People have become zombies and disconnected from eachother, which is great when you want to control society. I know a very small nuber of you understand what I talking about, others blissfully unaware of the freight train barreling toward us.
==Music==
Here's a vision of a future we will never see:
>https://youtu.be/CY6F-1aQptA

Do you think LLMs will have an impact on cybersec and privacy?

>>106320440
they probably already have

>>106290877
>I never received a reply for VALIS regarding the absolute state of his website.
Time to go to Hyphanet.

>>106291886
Does it include the new disable of the Smart Tabs? Fucking AI ruining Firefox.

>>106297609
This start as a merge of 2 generals that barely survived anyways. People can post whatever, at least it bumps the site.

I tried making a BSD general so many times and I gave up, I am happy this still exists since I was OP in some of the first few threads.

>>106296045
Kinda cool, kinda gay. In the end not drawing attention is the way.

>>106296984
Tell that to /hsg/. People into /cyb/ and /priv/ should also be into it.

>>106297599
>(in rust no im not a tranny)
Don't lie to us.

>>106297894
Unironically great music selection. Gotta love me some old samba and bossa.

>>106300818
>So many of them are scams now.
They are all scams. No lab based cert has any real value.

>>106303170
I wanted to read more on it but also learned about THEM. But I think you can build it fully decentralized, dunno.
>>106304374
>How does one omit the upcoming EU chat control regulations? Would something as simple as VPN + non-EU app work? I've heard that Matrix is good, but I'm rather hesitant to self-host.
I have been thinking a lot about it. Honestly, I will just lurk moar and focus on the people I really need to chat. All communications services are poozed anyways. Unfortunately I depend on WhatsApp.

>>106305991
Worse, they are obviously 5Eyes

>>106309842
>>106314497
>>106315845
Have you guys read Cryptonomicon? Huge book but a good read.

>>106315385
>>106313601
They own Tor, why would they ban it? It's a massive flare to identify sus behavior.

>>106314136
Go with Wireguard. Depending on yoru needs you can use the VPS as a jump server.

>>106316570
I grew up in a favela, we used to have internet from hacked satellite dishes managed by drug lord. Good times. I worked in some lan houses fixing shit and running cables and flashing modem firmware.
Maybe that's why I always felt so connected with Cowboy Bebop and cyberpunk.

>>106317463
I have so many great memories of old 4chan radios, man. Literally spend holidays in them.
I miss old 4chan.

>>106317903
>It must be a really awesome feeling to have such a keen intellect, that you can accomplish nearly anything you want.
Can confirm, though tragically it was only a few times for me. I can still remember it well
>be me, in high school
>teacher sets a hard problem partly based on things we haven't learned yet
>entire class struggles, getting nowhere
>then, LIGHTENING strikes !!
>instantly see the solution and how to prove the solution, with superhuman clarity and certainty
>all in that one fraction of a second
>write it all up
>teacher actually impressed
>... and so am I
>return back to the normal me

It is hard to put the feeling into words, something like an euphoria where you feel and even know you can do absolutely anything, everything becomes crystal clear and all pieces fall into place. And it is not like the drug induced state of mind where you feel great but when you read your notes afterwards it is just pure drivel. This thing is something that works. Being my normal self feels like a huge part of my intellect is disabled. I know it is still in there, somehow, as I have experienced it a few times later but it is totally unpredictable and this phenomenon lasts a fraction of a second. I would be rich if I could bottle and sell whatever makes this work.

I wonder what it is like where people live like this constantly. Will they even be able to be comfortable around normal humans?

>>106317508
There are plenty out there, did you check this list?
https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/List_of_Hacker_Spaces

>>106318002
What? You mean you don't protect your crypto with extensive self destruct devces?

>>106319966 (double dubs check'd)
I wish I was around for comfy /cyb/... Some anon really has to bite the bullet and get a radio going again... VPS's go for cheap these days...

>>106297609
Security and also reverse engineering were perfectly fine topics here. The only problem was the career stuff that were essentially endless repetitions sprinkled with gatekeepers wanting to keep people out. We had FAQs for career stuff and self development but those were hardly ever read and definitely not kept up to date. The latter was a clear indication of career "discussions" came from fly-by posters who had zero interest in discussions but just quick ready baked soltions for them.

This problem was not helped when the Installgentoo Wiki came under attack and is now messed up beyond hope by a wreck on the very low end of the spectrum. The damage is too extensive to edit, I guess a reinstall from backup is the only way forward.

4chan hates me today.

>>106323693
It has been pretty bad lately

>>106324645
I tried posting six times, trying to figure out what the hell was wrong. I ommited news & music links; tried clear browser cache, and relaunching the browser- nothing worked. WE NEED A NEW HOME. It's a humiliation ritual.

>>106324790
I say Element. I once tried using xmpp but its so desolate, like a wasteland.
Also the tech seems slower, I say matrix is slightly better and more lively. I've also managed to meet some techies there who know their stuff.

>>106323693
It may be too many internal links. Try bisecting your post starting with the top half of the contents. Some external links are autoflagged as spam such as archive (dot) ph, while archive.is is fine.

>>106324818
Considering we get tracked here more anyway, why not? Or Discord for that matter. I've used Element, and liked it. Never tried Discord, but if you check, even the DefCon uses that shit. We are only "anonymous" to eachother, no one else. Hell, BasedjakParty had full access to this shithole for a fucking YEAR. We are dillution ourselves thinking we can hide from anyone other that fellow ciitzens. I SAY WE DO IT! Even if it's just an experiement.

>>106324879
I tried posting this morning with ZERO links, and it still rejected the post.

>>106324974
Nah, Discord is shit and has been in trouble already for leaking user data. At least Element is encrypted.
Its like saying "all mail is insecure, may as well use gmail" when they'll throw all your data and the kitchen sink if anyone makes a data request about you. At least the alternatives will try to maintain your privacy unless absolutely necessary.

>>106324974
>I SAY WE DO IT! Even if it's just an experiement.
Element could be fun, there are already some hacker communities there not on the main server

>>106325063
>>106325075
I think the reason we gravitate to this site is because it's a one stop shop with dozens of special interest boards with subtopic threads that change constantly. Lainchan is soo comfy, yet too damn slow.

>>106325150
I think so too. You can migrate to some other chan or social network with far more fancy tech or cool bells and whistles but you can't migrate the community.
At least that has been my experience same with other chans

>>106325181
You're right. We are here forever.
===Video===
Can You Limit Your Mass Surveillance Footprint on the Telephone Network?
>https://youtu.be/-TkWBE4OzfM
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/_Vc88E6j4qE

>>106325278
ten years I've been here, and ten years yet I shall remain
writing my random programs with no commercial value, hiding messages in images

>>106325289
Shitposting in the cyb threads. Its a good life overall

>>106325289
Steggo anon? I-is that you? Are you re-writing your poggie, or using something else? I want in on the action. If we're going to be stuck here, then let's make the most of it.

>>106325335
i need help for a browser add-on cause I have no experience with it
but I am reworking the desktop program, i should have something to release in a week
i would love to discuss potential features and means if you'd like

>>106325017
I looked closely and could not find anything wrong. Try deleting one line at the time from the bottom and try posting, that will identify the offending line.
It is a problem that there are so many unwritten rules that nevertheless are enforced.

>>106325349
Man, I WISH I had a tenth of your skill, and help somehow. The only thing I dare ask of your awesomeness is an interface using whatever method is easiest for you. Whiptail, or ncurses TUI? If do it, I will be forever grateful, and take my shitposting to unimagined heights.
>>106325413
I'm slowly adding links back into my posts. Whatever happened, it seems to be over. Thank you for checking.

What are good things you see happening in the future?

>>106298547
I'm trying to build an OS for an educational chip. Does that count?
Right now I only have a shitty simulator for the chip and a general idea but don't have much time in my hands unfortunately. I'm planning to get an FPGA to make the chip since it is damn near impossible to get my hands on one. The chip is MIT licensed as far as I know.

>>106323246
I have a the means but I'm new so idk what a /cyb/ radio should look like, if you can tell me what to set up I just might do it. I can't DJ tho it will be a clanker taking requests, would that be ok?

>>106327505
>OS for an educational chip
Will programmers learn how to code a kernel?

>>106327656
Hopefully I will.
But the chip is to teach assembly and CPU basics. I do not think it was designed with anything more in mind.
It's called very simple cpu, you can look it up

>>106319966
Checked.
If I can give you a small nudge: check out /sqt/'s irc.

>>106327505
Which chip?
There are plenty of possible operating systems for educational use including Minix and an educational version of Unix.

>>106322700 (Checked)
>>I grew up in a favela, we used to have internet from hacked satellite dishes managed by drug lord.
>>I worked in some lan houses fixing shit and running cables and flashing modem firmware.
>Bro is living in abject poverty and crime
>Runs rippershit
>Manages infra for a fucking drug lord
Bro you're literally a fucking blade runner and have more balls than I or 99% of this board could ever have. Here was I making fuss about shit not working in the Germany of my childhood and now I feel like a useless fucking retard compared to you.
>>Maybe that's why I always felt so connected with Cowboy Bebop and cyberpunk.
>connected
Bro you literally lived it, you weren't connected to it, you were the guy. You are that guy.

Enough glazing, but I'm in awe.

>>106328173
>>106327850
VerySimpleCPU. I think they produced few of them as a novelty thing but it is mostly an instruction set.
I'm not exactly trying to build something that doesn't exist, I'm just trying to learn by going through the recent historical development of computers. I will start with the chip and the assembly, build a simple language/compiler for it and write the whole OS.
My end goal is to have a program that can run other programs (the kernel), a program that can make programs (the compiler) and an interface (the shell). That I think is the most minimal set of stuff an operating system needs to be called an operating system.

>>106328351
If I understand the ISA right, each instructin has two memory pointsers, 14 bits wide. That is just 16K words, where each word might be 32 bits. creating an OS that can host a compiler will be a tough job. Perhaps Fuzix is a better OS than Minix in such a compact architecture as this.

Piggumoto Cyber-Heavy Industries Post Diagnostic Utility v1
Running ............ Errors Detected:
0x01 Using 4chan in the first place
Retrying original post ....4 new errors detected.
Terminal error. Process aborted.
>>106328150
You'll have to explain it to me, G-Man.
I gave up. My dreams are incompatible with reality.
>>106327595
Means are not enough. See >>106323693

>>106328461
>You'll have to explain it to me, G-Man.
1st step: Open IRC (which you have configured properly before)
2nd step: Join Rizon
3rd step: Join the #sqt channel

>>106328433
You can use the whole 32 bit space if you try hard enough with the data transfer instructions but it will be a pain. And if I can't fit the compiler, I can always cop out and leave it at an interpreter, that would be a program that can make other programs as well.
I will check Fuzix tho thanks for the tip.

===========================
ATTENTION CRIMINALS of /cyb/:
===========================
Report for rehabilitation immediately :
>https://youtu.be/YFUv4_lCBLY

>>106328589
Before you knock me out cold again, can you tell me for what purpose I would do that?
===Music===
>https://youtu.be/hirfmIktWMM

>>106328676
>Before you knock me out cold again, can you tell me for what purpose I would do that?
You literally asked for this >>106319966 and they have a version of that there.

>>106328461
>Means are not enough
I mean I have the expertise and money (for a small scale one anyway) but don't have much time. Also my plan of ripping songs with yt-dlp and playing them back is probably a very fast way to get the site taken down.
I'm gonna sound like a glowie but I'm curious. Do you know how the radios before operated, where they got the content how they avoid radar etc.? Did they just downloaded torrents and lived until they died? You think a royalty-free only radio would suffice? Or what about password protection so that the copyright bots can't get in?

>>106328694
>a version of
Not even close to my vision of what /cyb/ could be. Thank you, though.
>>106328711
>don't have much time.
Two out of three is not enough. Technical expertise and funds get you started, but without time and devotion, your project will fail. Not trying to discourage you, just being realistic. This is what seems to have happened to VALIS.MOE. I hope he's okay.

>>106328828
Ok then I'm just gonna build one with royalty-free music and see how much time I can spare. If it fails, at least it will be a learning experience. I will figure out what features to implement along the way.

>>106328900
Maybe explore using some sort of relay service to legally restream from some other site? I don't know how g punk did it, but might be worth looking into? I once compiled a list of open-source music streaming back-ends, but have no idea what I did with it. I'm sure if you search for similar terms, you'll find tools that will make it easier for you than reinventing the wheel. I seem to recall seeing YT videos on setting up music streaming site using those tools. Make sure you add a 'Guest book' for me to sign!

>>106328263
>Bro you're literally a fucking blade runner and have more balls than I or 99% of this board could ever have. Here was I making fuss about shit not working in the Germany of my childhood and now I feel like a useless fucking retard compared to you.
It's not as charming as it sounds, lol. But I learned a shitload of things. To this day everything I know about networks was making LANs and working with the shittiest modems and routers, much of those we got from dumpster diving and "alternative" ways. I still know people that work with this kind of support but I am more than happy than moving out of it.
I do remember learning soldering and electronics to fix old CRT TVs and how much the discharges hurt, kek.
But not enough praise to how cyberpunk looked in the 80s and 90s anime it was easy to image that was how the future was going to look based on the past.

>>106328616
You could also consider forth, it tends to be very compact.

>>106328676
>rehabilitation
With current development, I guess Eudeamon is a more probable scenario. Not at least since it can be free semi-slave labour.

>>106313647
Something futuristic, perhaps?

>>106294249
Looks like we're doing a lot better this time around.

>>106329005
>legal
would you really get no knocked for streaming music you downloaded off of youtube on your .kz site?

>>106319966
>I drempt of setting up some sort of site where we could watch movies and chat, like YT superchats, but small and cozy for the thread.
A lomg, long time ago, we discussed the possibility of building a persistent world in Unreal Engine using a TRON theme. On the surface it looks like a game but can easily be used to transfer a lot of data.

>>106333599
I do not know but I don't wanna risk it at least for now. Those mfs probably run bots to scan everywhere on the net for copyrighted material. Cloudflare shows around 700 unique visitors to my little messageboard but there are only posts from 3 people that i know irl. So 600 something bots already have discovered my domain.

>>106330245
>slave labour
I hadn't considered that angle. The US prision system is a basically a slave labor racket. Better to monetize over years than to rehabilitate in minutes.
>>106333599
I have no idea, but I did think of something else. If you take a quick look at Lainchan, that have a >tiny< radio link that's easy to miss unless you're looking for it. Point being that it might more interesting to have a site like VALIS.MOE, but the music streamer is well hidden behind an icon of a speaker or headphones.

Also, like you mentioned, there is lots of royalty-free music (White Bat Audio comes to mind) that's really good and I'm sure that there are others like it:
>https://youtu.be/YrRhEWiHBjU
If you really wanted to innovate, you could allow people who make music here upload thier home made tracks, like /cyb/'s very own DJ Cygnus:
>https://vocaroo.com/1b4TaoRoKSTD
>https://vocaroo.com/15EZPgf2lVvL
or promo audio bumpers like I made for Deep /cyb/ Radio:
>https://vocaroo.com/165769XIEVq4
Again, virtually endless possibilities, but it would consume tons of your time.
>>106334339
I remember that. There was also talk about doing something in VRChat.
>>106334570
I agree. There's tons of royalty-free content out there can could be used. Also, like you said, it would be a good technical exorcise for you.

>>106334896
I'm still trying to get the song and artist names to show up but you can see my progress in real-time, its almost usable with some songs and surprises. Try not to fistfuck it please.
Do expect some outages while I'm working on it.
I will be taking requests but they must be royalty-free.

>>106335048
>>106334896
Oops, forgot the link:
>ssh-club.org/radio

>>106335048
I would never do anything sexually inapropriate with your site, anon. Left you a post.
===News===
>https://thehackernews.com/2025/08/hackers-using-new-quirkyloader-malware.html

What do you think about IRC?

>>106334896
>I hadn't considered that angle. The US prision system is a basically a slave labor racket. Better to monetize over years than to rehabilitate in minutes.
A quick search suggests about 2 million Americans are in jail/prison. That is a lot and costs also a lot. With a custodian that adds time to the sentence for minor infractions, this can easily balloon to 4 million. And a lot of companies work on BCI for various purposes, probably not all are openly declared.

Tim Cook would no doubt see the business case and turn this into a major business case. The custodian would somehow be only partially removed after the sentence is over and strangely induce massive desires for the latest lifestyle appliances. Nobody would know why. Somehow, few would care.
Jeff Bezos would scale this up massively, and use much of the bane population as cheap labour in his fulfillment centres across the continent. Somehow, few would care.
The Zucc would take this even further and pump all data from the terrorized banes via their custodians and into his AI training centres. Mysteriously, the first few LLM issues would all be suicidal. Nobody would know why.
Sam Altman would muscle in on this, and open an outsourcing prison system for the rest of the world and have 30 million banes from all over the world under his command. The whole of Detroit would somehow end up being dedicated to his project. Nobody would know why. Somehow, few would care.
Elon Musk is perhaps the only leader that probably nows Eudeamon or has assistents who slum it in here. Somehow I think his plan would be the least evil but the banes would all end up on Mars. Nobody would know why. Somehow, few would care.

>>106335574
I saw a WSJ article that really caught my attention with the headline:
'Palantir Mafia Behind Silicon Valley's Hottest Startups' Mafia being the best word to describe it.

>>106335708
Ah yes, Palantir. They would put the people from Guantanamo and the POWs into banesuit. And 30 years from now, banes is the largest population in the Middle East.
What could possibly go wrong? Perhaps they could enlist? Seems oddly popular:
https://archive.is/QETyZ

>>106335353
I was toying with the idea of building a simple IRC client

Is Becca peak /cyb/ girl?

I have an old VPN subscription that I plan to use on my home torrent server. However, it only has x2 P2P servers, Finland and Germany. I think Finland might be ok, but am I right in thinking setting my location as Germany for a always-on torrent server is suicide?

>>106337482
Yes.

Yes she is.

=== /sec/ News:
>Free VPN Extension Found Taking Screenshots, Uploading Them
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/08/free-vpn-chrome-extension-spying-on-users
>The extension in question (which I’m not going to link to for obvious reasons) started out as a VPN. Maybe a good one, maybe an iffy one, but just a VPN. It sat on the Chrome Web Store for years, picking up users, positive features, and even a ‘featured’ badge.
>Then, in spring 2025, updates arrived. These broadened the extension’s permissions piecemeal, pitching the ‘need’ for each new request as improving security and enabling it to function:

>April: <all_urls> permission to access every site loaded.
>June: scripting permission.
>July: screenshots, location and device info begins sending to new servers.
>July: encryption added to make the data exfiltration harder to detect.
>Content scripts injected into each website wait precisely 1.1 seconds after a page loads (making sure everything’s rendered), then a captureViewport message is sent to the background service worker, which grabs a screenshot using Chrome’s own privileged API.

>>106337482
No, Major is

>>106337482
Better than that bitch l*cy thats for sure. Cute pancake.

>>106339651
Yes

>>106297599
As long as it's not like Realm where you have to do retarded google cloud stuff it should be fine. have u tried realm? I'm running a blue team comp with my uni and I'm going to be using Sliver/Realm.

>>106293194
Anything recent by nostarch.
Cybersecurity for small networks is a gem of theirs. Linux in Action is lalso a great project based book for learning Linux.

>>106306217
The 4chan hack leaks revealed that an internal statistics page that showed Israeli IPs had the most posts in total, I think on /pol/? Granted this was counted like back in 2014 but if anything it has gotten worse.

>>106319966
Club Penguin Journey unironically has recaptured some semblance of old internet sovl. Even though it's mostly populated by normies. I walked around, and people actually tried talking to me and getting to know me. I shed a tear.

>>106339651
Correct
>>106341010
Never heard of it. Please, tell us (me) more.
===Music==
Anon has been working on a streaming radio station, and it's up and currently running. The entire site is under contruction, rough and simplistic but it's cozy. Why not stop by the developement thread and add resonalble site suggestions here:
>https://ssh-club.org/thread/4
And listen to the radio here:
>https://ssh-club.org/radio
If you like thread lore, read the posts there. Pic related
======================
Deep /cyb/ Radio:
'sssSSH! - Club /cyb/ Radio - It's our little secret!'

>>106340954
Check >>>/int/israel with translator on, traffic is high and you will see plenty of open comments about mods taking down what may be military sensitive comments. Currently, that has a wide scope.
They have had discussions about Solarpunk, which is a bit intriguing.

>>106330366
Slow night, need more futurism.

>>106328676
I'm a regular on that irc

>>106341905
Can you point me to a good IRC client + proper configuration guide? I have access to both Loonix and Win 7 boxes. Maybe I'll pop in and check it out on the weekend. I'll use a familiar handle so you know it's me.
===Video===
Bloomberg DMCA strikes gamersnexus smuggling documentary because it quoted the President
>https://youtu.be/6RJvrTC6oTI
Draw your own conclusions on this video. It should speak volumes about the absolute state of (((free speech))) in jewmerica.

>>106342036
I just use hexchat cause im lazy, it'll just ask what network and channel you want to join, just don't forget the # in the channel name
look forward to seeing you there

>>106342078
It's been decades since I've used IRC, but I remember one's IP address is visible. How do I know you're not trying to send me back to the Zen world where I got my kicked last time? I still have head crab and bull squid goop stains on my H.E.V.

>>106305359
Isn't he banned from a ton of infosec events for perving on the youngest boys he could find?

>>106321862
>Does it include the new disable of the Smart Tabs? Fucking AI ruining Firefox.
I started a fresh Firefox profile with the user.js and didn't see it.

>>106342159
oh yeah sorry you should probably use a bouncer, I don't know how to set one up though :c

>>106342331
It's o.k. 'll lookup some info and reaquaint myself with it all. Otherwise, I'm also going to spending time on ssh-club.org and will likely make a /CYB/LOID BLOG thread there tomorrow or Friday. I'm also posting in that site's radio thread helping that anon with suggestions and giving him feekback. It's been creative for me. May (you) should stop by and check it out, and say hello. Well, gotta go. My girlfriend Mella Tonin is calling me to bed. Oh, let me know what time zone your in so can sync with you.

>>106342159
Yeah that's why Element and xmpp appeared.
>>106342160
Nah you're thinking of a glowie.

>>106341010
>I walked around, and people actually tried talking to me and getting to know me
hate to break it to you but those were pedos

>>106342160
Nah you must be confusing him with someone else. The man is a legend and someone who represents what a true hacker must be

>>106335353
It's based.

>>106335708
>>106336002
They are beyond mafia. They are infecting the whole EU and the recent news from EU have been depressing.

>>106305359
>>106343191
Yup.
>John Draper
>The allegations have dogged hacking pioneer John Draper—aka Captain Crunch or Crunchman—for years, but a BuzzFeed article published in November finally forced the aging Silicon Valley scion to respond to the troubling claims. Several victims told reporters that the revered phone phreaker routinely preyed on men and teenagers at tech conferences by inviting them to what he called “energy workouts,” where he then sexually assaulted them. Draper, oddly enough, admitted to getting aroused during the bizarre exercises but denied they were sexual in nature. The testimonials shed light for the first time on what’s been described as an open secret in the hacker community.

>>106343326
>what’s been described as an open secret in the hacker community.
Really? I followed alt.cyberpunk and adjacent groups for years and never heard this. Just how "open" was this secret? And how trustworthy is Buzzfeed?

Let us not forget that it was known that Joybubbles was abused by his teacher and being born blind he was very vulnerable. And yet even today there are no stories about Draper ever abusing Joybubbles. I have serious doubts about this Buzzfeed story.

The Presentpunk site is not dead:
https://presentpunk.com/

>>106345342
Looks like a cool website anon thanks for sharing, this is the first I hear about it.