Cryptocurrency: Rats Set To Eat Universal Basic Income Trap
https://medium.com/s/powertrip/universal-basic-income-is-silicon-valleys-latest-scam-fd3e130b69a0 https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/9mpxzl/massive_bitcoin_white_rat_in_front_of_federal/
Re: Media Write Protection / Crypto Devices / BadUSB - #OpenFabs #OpenHW
>> There is never "no" disk, just a matter of which ones >> are plugged into the box, physically, or remotely. > using USB ... is using an attached disk, ie: a read-write [block device], that can be trivially written to by / through the kernel driver interfaces or in the raw. Unless it has a hardware write protect that is enabled. > But write-once CDs are pretty safe, I think. No? In customary use, probably, far more than any of the formerly mentioned non hardware write protectable devices. To be sure you'd need to use it in a old drive that has no writing capability, or a writer that had its writing physically disabled. Yet there's probably not really a thing as hardware write once optical... There's a spinning layer of stuff with a laser pointing at it, and a firmware blob deciding to tell it to fire. There's no hardware write protect for the laser enable, or the firmware, and the firmware is clearly hackable and flashable by the user, hacked, or backdoor commanded system. That's enough to burn down unburnt bits on the media causing instruction / addressing / data changes, extending capacity by raw appending or extra sessions, etc. Last thing needed is laser sync into pre existing track (possibly using servo tracks) for the burn down / append / additional sessions. Totally forget all of little about the media and laser controller there so you'd have to research what the laser servo mech uses to do something useful. Under attack, optical is probably not as "write once" as people might think, let alone as random / corruptive scribble proof. Exploiting optical would be worth a big pile of Defcon / CCC lulz for anyone who can demo a POC of it. Explore it :)
800 conservative FaceBook accounts shoahed - literally - Re: free speech or die, mofos! - Lana Lokteff calls for action 'gainst Big Tech - [PEACE] [MINISTRY]
It's anuddah free speech shoah folks, literally. 'Like a death blow': Banned alternative media speak to RT after mass Facebook purge https://www.rt.com/usa/441140-facebook-purge-victims-speak/ The Facebook Purge: Corporate America's War on Alternative Media https://sputniknews.com/radio_loud_and_clear/201810131068843495-facebook-purge-alternative-media/ Also, RT getting "speech shoahed": First They Came For the Alt-Right, Then They Came For Alex Jones, THEN They Came for the Russians https://dailystormer.name/first-they-came-for-the-alt-right-then-they-came-for-alex-jones-then-they-came-for-the-russians/ Intense in the speech trenches ... Haverbeck, Robinson, Anglin, Duke, Jones, RT.com, and collectively 1000s of Twatter, FaceBookerberg and Jewwgle accounts and 10s of millions of followers. And the USA values free speech? On Fri, Oct 12, 2018 at 10:02:08PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Bam! Just like that, 800 conservative FaceBook accounts, millions of > followers - all gone. > > So sad. > > Gone for evah muh exalted libber tardian! > > > Facebook Purges Over 800 Accounts With Millions Of Followers; > Prominent Conservatives Vanish > > https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-11/facebook-purges-over-800-accounts-millions-followers-including-conservative-meme > "After 5 years of building fans Facebook has officially unpublished >our page (3.1 million fans) so we can't post on it anymore." > > https://www.rt.com/usa/441040-facebook-deplatforms-political-pages/ > https://www.rt.com/usa/441063-ron-paul-political-tensions/ > > https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2018/10/11/facebook-purged-over-accounts-pages-pushing-political-messages-profit/ > https://www.foxnews.com/tech/facebook-purges-800-accounts > > https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2018/10/facebook-purges-over-800-accounts-pages-pushing-po.html > https://phys.org/news/2018-10-facebook-purged-spam-accounts-pages.html > > > Remember Mark Zuckerberg's quote: “They trust me - dumb fucks!” > > (For anyone who mistakenly thought that by using [FaceBookerberg | > Jewgle | Twatter | etcStein] that they were the product - nope, not > according to Zuckerberg.) > > > Welp, that should fortify Zuckerberg's 2024 US presidential urn. > > HA! For that offer you can't refuse, there's CNN. > For everything else, there's dumb f. > > > > On Sun, Sep 30, 2018 at 08:00:37AM +1000, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > > But muh corporations must be free! > > Muh muffugin shares! > > Muh "free" corporate monopolies! > > Muhfuggin Libertarian rights! > > > > Suck it up buttercup - you be sheep, nyet gazillionaire$; > > we be trenchin from now, from here, not there in > > your utopian imagi-bullshit-nation. > > > > But muh upotian bushtits are the best buffslishts we ebbah > > seen in dum histary off muh world!??? Surely?!?!?!?!? > > > > Non! You bin edumacated, muh fellow sheeple! > > Wake up and smell (((thy shit)))! > > > > > > > > Leading Russian-American Alt-Right YouTuber Makes a Great Case for > > Laws Against Censorship (Lana Lokteff) > > https://russia-insider.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=fa2faf7034c3c3c413cb3652f=6e91d674bf=5110f4b440 > > > > > > > > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lana_Lokteff > >
actual list of events (purported), Jewish-claimed, done by the SS against them in WWII - [PEACE]
Someone went to the trouble of collating a list of the actually claimed nasty things "done by Hitler and his SS guards" against Jews during World War 2 in the German concentration camps. Anglin says regarding this particular list that he actually believes... that was not expected. It Really is Nasty All the Stuff Hitler did to Those Poor Jews Andrew Anglin Daily Stormer October 14, 2018 https://dailystormer.name/it-really-is-nasty-all-the-stuff-hitler-did-to-those-poor-jews/
brain latency - Caltech time-traveling illusion tricks the brain into seeing things that aren't there
Perception latency is still (apparently) a controversial question, but some simple tests are being used to home in on at least some parameters of our perceptive mechanisms: Caltech time-traveling illusion tricks the brain into seeing things that aren't there https://newatlas.com/optical-illusion-postdiction-consciousness-delay/56703/
Re: Media Write Protection / Crypto Devices / BadUSB - #OpenFabs #OpenHW
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 08:35:09PM -0400, Steve Kinney wrote: > On 10/13/2018 08:42 AM, Mirimir wrote: > >> There is never "no" disk, just a matter of which ones > >> are plugged into the box, physically, or remotely. > > > > OK, I should have said "unless there _is_ no disk, as there _can be_ in > > Tails". I've run Tails (and my own LiveCDs) on diskless machines. And > > yes, using USB for live systems is iffy. But write-once CDs are pretty > > safe, I think. No? > > Well heck, CDs are cheap. Write once, use once, melt once. If your > trust in the Live CD vendor and the "trusted" device used to burn your > stack of Live OS CDs is well founded, and the device booted into has no > drive (or a power switch on the drive - a very trivial hack even with a > laptop), the only things left to worry about are undocumented debugging > modules on the CPU, and maybe undocumented BIOS or video chip features. > > If your activities present a target important enough to justify use of > TS/SCI techniques against you, your activities are probably important > enough to justify purchasing obsolete laptops in bulk and destroying > each after one use. "Fingerprint MY hardware will ya, you bastards? > HA! Take that!" Just sayin'. Indeed. Chameleon HW ftw I guess - #OpenHW #OpenFabs Parameterizable everything - as in, every parameter which can be used to identify say a network device and any anomalies it might otherwise present to the world (clock skew, obvious MAC addy, any software/bios built into the network chip "hardware" and its parameters) and of course up the stack. > Everything depends largely on one's threat model. Who are your > potential adversaries, what are their potential resources, and what's > their cost/benefit ratio for doing what it takes to crack your system? > Educated guesses here establish parameters for reasonable defensive > measures also based on cost/benefit factors. Spoiler: For most of the > users most of the time, precautions beyond using a Live OS on a stick > don't make much sense. Ack. > Always consider that the cost of using information obtained via a > previously unsuspected attack vector includes a risk of exposing that > vector's existence. Parallel construction covers a multitude of sins > but not all of them, all of the time. > > :o)
Shahak "Jewish History, Jewish Religion", 1997 Foreword - was Re: Unz spends weeks perusing the literature, Holocaust apparently not founded in fact - [PEACE]
On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 10:47:23AM +1000, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > The truth will out yet, and DAMN it's been a long 70 years! > > ** Mainstream Holocaust Narrative 'Substantially, if not Entirely, > False' - Editor of Top US Conservative Site (Ron Unz) > https://russia-insider.us9.list-manage.com/track/click?u=fa2faf7034c3c3c413cb3652f=4986fae96c=5110f4b440 > > by Ron Unz The Unz Review (3,091 views) on Tue, Sep 25, 2018 > > The author spends a few weeks perusing the literature, which he > summarizes in this 18,000 word article, and concludes that the > Holocaust story relentlessly hammered into the public consciousness > by Jewish-owned Hollywood and media is a load of baloney. He suspects > that when the lie comes crashing down, a political earthquake will > ensue. So Ron Unz has shone some light, read and reviewed a bunch of authors and books, one such being his highly recommended Israel Shahak and amongst others, Shahak's: Jewish History, Jewish Religion - New Edition The Weight of Three Thousand Years Israel Shahak, published 1994, 1997, 2002, 2008 (new edition) Here's one instance of the first edition (does not contain the other forwards, nor the changes in the 2008 "new edition"): http://elibrary.bsu.az/books_400/N_240.pdf Forward (extract) to the first edition (1994) Gore Vidal Sometime in the 1950s, that world-class gossip and occasional historian, John F. Kennedy, told me how, in 1948, Harry S. Truman had been pretty much abandoned by everyone when he came to run for president. Then an American Zionist brought him two million dollars in cash, in a suitcase, aboard his whistle-stop campaign train. ‘That's why our recognition of Israel was rushed through so fast.’ …Unfortunately, the hurried recognition of Israel as a state has resulted in forty-five years of murderous confusion, and the destruction of what Zionist fellow travellers thought would be a pluralistic state - home to its native population of Muslims, Christians and Jews, as well as a future home to peaceful European and American Jewish immigrants, even the ones who affected to believe that the great realtor in the sky had given them, in perpetuity, the lands of Judea and Sameria. Since many of the immigrants were good socialists in Europe, we assumed that they would not allow the new state to become a theocracy, and that the native Palestinians could live with them as equals. This was not meant to be. I shall not rehearse the wars and alarms of that unhappy region. But I will say that the hasty invention of Israel has poisoned the political and intellectual life of the USA, Israel's unlikely patron. Unlikely, because no other minority in American history has ever hijacked so much money from the American taxpayers in order to invest in a 'homeland'. It is as if the American taxpayer had been obliged to support the Pope in his reconquest of the Papal States simply because one third of our people are Roman Catholic. Had this been attempted, there would have been a great uproar and Congress would have said no. But a religious minority of less than two per cent has bought or intimidated seventy senators (the necessary two thirds to overcome an unlikely presidential veto) while enjoying support of the media. In a sense, I rather admire the way that the Israel lobby has gone about its business of seeing that billions of dollars, year after year, go to make Israel a 'bulwark against communism'. Actually, neither the USSR nor communism was ever much of a presence in the region. What America did manage to do was to [viii] turn the once friendly Arab world against us. … Forward (extracts) to the 1997 edition Edward Said Professor Israel Shahak, emeritus professor of organic chemistry at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, is one of the most remarkable individuals in the contemporary Middle East. …Born in Poland, and having survived and then escaped a Nazi concentration camp, he came to Palestine immediately after World War Two. Like all young Israelis of the time, he served in the army …Possessed of a fierce, relentlessly inquisitive and probing intellect, Shahak pursued his career as an outstanding university lecturer and researcher in organic chemistry - he was often named the best teacher by his students, and given awards for his academic performance - and at the same time began to see for himself what Zionism and the practices of the state of Israel entailed in suffering and deprivation not only for the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza, but for the substantial non-Jewish (i.e. Palestinian minority) people who did not leave in the expulsion of 1948, remained, and then became Israeli citizens. This then lead him to a systematic inquiry into the nature of the Israeli state, its history, ideological and political discourses which, he quickly discovered, were unknown to most non-Israelis,
on USA's border "concentration camps" - Fwd: Holocaust survivor... - [PEACE]
This is such a good message, especially for folks on the insane "left", perhaps it ought be shared. Yes "holocaust survivor" should probably be renamed “"allied bombing of food and medicine distribution facilities" survivor”, but most know that already. We need a detailed and scholarly privileged class study e.g.: "Concentration camp" comparative study, axis and allies, during and after WWII Subject: Fwd: Holocaust survivor... Many on the left have described border dentiton facilities as 'concentration camps' https://www.facebook.com/Americanvoicesthedailycaller/videos/708920546106834/UzpfSTE3NzUzNDAwNTM6MTAyMDUzOTgyNTgxOTM5ODU/
Re: Media Write Protection / Crypto Devices / BadUSB - #OpenFabs #OpenHW
On 10/13/2018 08:42 AM, Mirimir wrote: >> There is never "no" disk, just a matter of which ones >> are plugged into the box, physically, or remotely. > > OK, I should have said "unless there _is_ no disk, as there _can be_ in > Tails". I've run Tails (and my own LiveCDs) on diskless machines. And > yes, using USB for live systems is iffy. But write-once CDs are pretty > safe, I think. No? Well heck, CDs are cheap. Write once, use once, melt once. If your trust in the Live CD vendor and the "trusted" device used to burn your stack of Live OS CDs is well founded, and the device booted into has no drive (or a power switch on the drive - a very trivial hack even with a laptop), the only things left to worry about are undocumented debugging modules on the CPU, and maybe undocumented BIOS or video chip features. If your activities present a target important enough to justify use of TS/SCI techniques against you, your activities are probably important enough to justify purchasing obsolete laptops in bulk and destroying each after one use. "Fingerprint MY hardware will ya, you bastards? HA! Take that!" Just sayin'. Everything depends largely on one's threat model. Who are your potential adversaries, what are their potential resources, and what's their cost/benefit ratio for doing what it takes to crack your system? Educated guesses here establish parameters for reasonable defensive measures also based on cost/benefit factors. Spoiler: For most of the users most of the time, precautions beyond using a Live OS on a stick don't make much sense. Always consider that the cost of using information obtained via a previously unsuspected attack vector includes a risk of exposing that vector's existence. Parallel construction covers a multitude of sins but not all of them, all of the time. :o) signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
The best defense is a good offense. Was: Re: Silk Road gossip
On Thursday, October 11, 2018, 12:58:30 PM PDT, juan wrote: >https://freeross.org/railroaded/ Famous quote: The best defense is a good offense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_best_defense_is_a_good_offense About the time Silk Road 1 was taken down, October 2013, I suggested on the Cypherpunks list that a 'dark market' ought to be protected by an AP (Assassination-Politics; Assassination Market) type system: My example numbers were something like: If a given dark-market did $1 billion in gross every year, and 1% of this was retained as a defense fund, that would be $10 million per year. But unlike my original AP proposal, https://cryptome.org/ap.htm (Thanks very much to John Young of Cryptome.org for keeping the AP essay available to the public), the award will be paid for the "prediction" of the death of people involved in the prosecution of anyone whose case was related to any dark market. A cynic might claim that this retained 1% would simply increase the price of the marketed items by 1%. But I believe the opposite would occur: 'Dark markets' exist, mostly, because items sold on them are illegal to possess or sell, most obviously what governments call "controlled substances". Those drugs, when illegally sold, are sold at a very high price with essentially no reference to a (very low) cost of production. The price is mainly due to the risk of buying and selling. 'Dark markets' function is to dramatically reduce the risk of discovery, enabling a seller to sell the substance with far less risk than had been traditionally existed. Even so, there is still currently a risk to (mostly) sellers and potentially buyers. Dark markets have shown very good security, at least on a per-transaction basis, but they can eventually fail: Even if the crypto involved is perfect, some people occasionally screw up, and officials eventually can become able to trace some participants. Typically they can prosecute the operator(s), and some of the larger sellers: The don't have the resources to prosecute low-level customers. If there could be a change to virtually eliminate the possibility of prosecution, the risk would go nearly to zero, and so sellers would be able to sell based on a pseudo-legal price. For example, I see no reason that cocaine could not be sold for less than $1 per gram, if sold entirely legally. If the award was sufficiently large, nobody would dare prosecute somebody based on any relation to a 'Dark Market'. For that reason, I suspect that the prices for substances found on an AP-protected-'Dark market' will fall far lower than current prices. Thus, the typical buyer and typical seller would be far better off than they are today. Prices would drop on a 'per-gram' basis, which would be good for buyers, but total volume of transactions would greatly increase and risk would drop, which is good for the sellers. Instead of naming specific people (who you don't know the identity, yet, since no prosecution has yet occurred), the award could be assigned to the person who "predicted" the death of anyone involved in the prosecution of a case related to activity on a dark market. A judge, example reward $250K, prosecutor(s), $250K, possibly including every prosecutor working in the office doing the prosecution (even the ones not directly involved in the case; this would prevent the situation where a single prosecutor in an office is willing to accept all the risk), and also any investigators, and any willing witnesses for the prosecution. There could also be an award to be distributed to any jurors who vote to acquit on all charges, say $250K: That would amount to an enormous award for 'the last juror' holdout who is willing to hang the jury. And once that last juror decides to hold out, more jurors would be motivated to join him to share in the award, by also voting to acquit. The bonus for jurors won't be directly "offered" to them: The government would call that 'jury tampering'. Rather, it will simply become known that his proportion of the award would eventually be paid to any juror who voted to acquit on all charges. No offer would need to be made, or actively accepted. The jurors, knowing that, would make their decisions accordingly. Obtaining a conviction would become nearly impossible. These example award values are based on the idea that they will typically cost $1-2 million per case; A reward fund of $10 million per year will, therefore, support 5-10 cases. Naturally, this is just an estimate. We don't typically see many prosecutions for involvement with a 'Dark market', even today. If such awards become credible, it is possible that there will never be another prosecution of anyone involved in a 'Dark market'. The resulting economics could be called a "virtuous circle", the desireable counterpart to the "vicious circle". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtuous_circle_and_vicious_circle
Re: Media Write Protection / Crypto Devices / BadUSB - #OpenFabs #OpenHW
On 10/12/2018 11:56 PM, grarpamp wrote: This is the use case for Tails. . . . [T]here are no writes to storage, unless users configure [otherwise] . . . . > >> Sure, but this isn't a _Tor_ issue. It's just about Tor browser, which >> is just (heavily) modified Firefox. And although I'm no software expert, >> I'm guessing that it's impossible to guarantee what some code will or >> won't leave behind when it crashes. Even if you tweaked the browser to >> never write temp files to disk, and keep everything in RAM, you couldn't >> guarantee that the OS won't write stuff to disk. > >> That is, unless there _is_ no disk, as in Tails. Even with Whonix, >> traces likely remain in the virtual disk. > > There is never "no" disk, just a matter of which ones > are plugged into the box, physically, or remotely. OK, I should have said "unless there _is_ no disk, as there _can be_ in Tails". I've run Tails (and my own LiveCDs) on diskless machines. And yes, using USB for live systems is iffy. But write-once CDs are pretty safe, I think. No?
Re: Tommy Robinson: "I was already offered, if I plead guilty I will not go to prison; I cannot do it!" - [PEACE]
Doh! Link to audio interview with Tommy Robinson: https://sputniknews.com/radio/201810121068837137-jon-gaunt-tommy-robinson-exclusive/ Bonus - they even did a transcript: https://sputniknews.com/interviews/201810121068834490-tommy-robinson-britain/ On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 09:37:19PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > Tommy Robinson lays out his treatment at the hands of the UK > "justice" system, their courts and "law" (abominable legal process) > and that he's been offered that he will not go to jail again, on his > (illegal, without precedent) retrial, if he will just plead guilty. > > Tommy Robinson: “I said to my wife, "I cannot do it, no matter what!"” > > > Well done Tommy - you're setting a Haverbeck-tier example. > > Just like not signing an "unconditional" bail and doing 7 months "at > her majesty's pleasure" for the privilege of standing for the right > of free and unfettered passage. > > > Nice to see a few goy starting to stand. > > > > Here's the thing though, and let's take the German Haverbeck example > rather than the UK or Aussie example: > > 1) > So (((they))) brought in a despotic law, in the German case, making a > criminal offence out of even the mere questioning of the "Holocaust" > (truly, the Holohoax). > > 2) > Grandma Haverbeck lives her right, the right to put forward/ publish > the facts she has access to, along with her right to publicly ask a > few, rather difficult, questions, for a random example "gas death > chambers" with rickety wooden paling fence gates rather than sealed > steel doors. > > 3) > On the second instance, Haverbeck is slammed in the clink. > > And the point is this: > > - Imagine a few dozen people all publicly stating that they >genuinely have the same Haverbeck question. > > - They do this publicly, ensuring media coverage and very public >unanimous voices. > > A few dozen is no longer a lone, unsupported, "conspiracy theorist" > or whatever ad-hom term is used in the German law, perhaps > "offender". > > A few dozen is heard around the world. > > A few dozen, treated to such a "legal" spectacle inspires 100s if not > 1000s of fellow goy to add their voices to the front runners. > > > NOW the evil law may well be overturned, for example with a wave of > the magical declaration wand of the high court "This law is no longer > enforceable." > > > Surely discarding the cloak of fear has to be one of the greatest > "internal shackles" liberations possible before passing from this > world, no matter "win", "lose" or draw? >
Re: End The Fed 2020 - Who else but Trump - [PEACE]
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 10:02:19PM +1100, Zenaan Harkness wrote: > It's on folks. > > Trump Is Right: The Fed Is Crazy And Here's 101 Reasons Why > It Should Be Shut Down > https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-12/trump-right-fed-crazy-and-heres-101-reasons-why-it-should-be-shut-down > > > LITERALLY 101 Zerowedgie reasons for the LOLS :D > > > 6 years for memeing this one - unless of course the 2nd Great > Depression is pulled on the world before then - which with the > Federal Reserve tightening program, + a goy placed as nominal Fed > head (just in time for the reset), is surprisingly likely. #102 The Anti-Defamation League/ ADL was also created in 1913, that abominably hypocritical Zionist/ (((Federal Reserve))) attack dog.
End The Fed 2020 - Who else but Trump - [PEACE]
It's on folks. Trump Is Right: The Fed Is Crazy And Here's 101 Reasons Why It Should Be Shut Down https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-12/trump-right-fed-crazy-and-heres-101-reasons-why-it-should-be-shut-down LITERALLY 101 Zerowedgie reasons for the LOLS :D 6 years for memeing this one - unless of course the 2nd Great Depression is pulled on the world before then - which with the Federal Reserve tightening program, + a goy placed as nominal Fed head (just in time for the reset), is surprisingly likely.
Tommy Robinson: "I was already offered, if I plead guilty I will not go to prison; I cannot do it!" - [PEACE]
Tommy Robinson lays out his treatment at the hands of the UK "justice" system, their courts and "law" (abominable legal process) and that he's been offered that he will not go to jail again, on his (illegal, without precedent) retrial, if he will just plead guilty. Tommy Robinson: “I said to my wife, "I cannot do it, no matter what!"” Well done Tommy - you're setting a Haverbeck-tier example. Just like not signing an "unconditional" bail and doing 7 months "at her majesty's pleasure" for the privilege of standing for the right of free and unfettered passage. Nice to see a few goy starting to stand. Here's the thing though, and let's take the German Haverbeck example rather than the UK or Aussie example: 1) So (((they))) brought in a despotic law, in the German case, making a criminal offence out of even the mere questioning of the "Holocaust" (truly, the Holohoax). 2) Grandma Haverbeck lives her right, the right to put forward/ publish the facts she has access to, along with her right to publicly ask a few, rather difficult, questions, for a random example "gas death chambers" with rickety wooden paling fence gates rather than sealed steel doors. 3) On the second instance, Haverbeck is slammed in the clink. And the point is this: - Imagine a few dozen people all publicly stating that they genuinely have the same Haverbeck question. - They do this publicly, ensuring media coverage and very public unanimous voices. A few dozen is no longer a lone, unsupported, "conspiracy theorist" or whatever ad-hom term is used in the German law, perhaps "offender". A few dozen is heard around the world. A few dozen, treated to such a "legal" spectacle inspires 100s if not 1000s of fellow goy to add their voices to the front runners. NOW the evil law may well be overturned, for example with a wave of the magical declaration wand of the high court "This law is no longer enforceable." Surely discarding the cloak of fear has to be one of the greatest "internal shackles" liberations possible before passing from this world, no matter "win", "lose" or draw?
Tweet of the YEAR bro! - “#MeToo” - [PEACE]
When you realize most adults in the world still read the "#" symbol as "pound"… …and you named your women's movement against sexual harassment #MeToo Put into a nice meme ftw: https://mobile.twitter.com/HitlerWasAwsome/status/994570426285256704/photo/1
Re: Five Eyes FVEY Lies on Surveillance
On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 03:11:11AM -0400, grarpamp wrote: > https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2018/09/five-eyes_intel.html > https://www.lawfareblog.com/five-eyes-statement-encryption-things-are-seldom-what-they-seem > > AU in news lately for new forced decrypt laws. > > AU and UK, the US's hoez. Dangit!
Five Eyes FVEY Lies on Surveillance
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2018/09/five-eyes_intel.html https://www.lawfareblog.com/five-eyes-statement-encryption-things-are-seldom-what-they-seem AU in news lately for new forced decrypt laws. AU and UK, the US's hoez.
Media Write Protection / Crypto Devices / BadUSB - #OpenFabs #OpenHW
>>> This is the use case for Tails. . . . [T]here are no writes to storage, >>> unless users configure [otherwise] . . . . > Sure, but this isn't a _Tor_ issue. It's just about Tor browser, which > is just (heavily) modified Firefox. And although I'm no software expert, > I'm guessing that it's impossible to guarantee what some code will or > won't leave behind when it crashes. Even if you tweaked the browser to > never write temp files to disk, and keep everything in RAM, you couldn't > guarantee that the OS won't write stuff to disk. > That is, unless there _is_ no disk, as in Tails. Even with Whonix, > traces likely remain in the virtual disk. There is never "no" disk, just a matter of which ones are plugged into the box, physically, or remotely. Only old SCSI, optical, some floppy / tape mediums had functional hardware write protect. Even burnables could conceivably have more bits burnt, or burnt down, later. USB and SD are software honor system write protect. Most people don't even know they can disable swap and keep system mounted read-only, that's basic. Uid 0 can write to all firmware and user areas on all media. Some flash chips and controllers can be soldered / cut per docs to enable write protect lines. No media lasts forever, is bug free, or bitrot proof. Kanguru does make a hardware write protect USB series. Transcend Jetflash, PQI, and others might. Some claim to offer additional protections such as signed firmware loads, etc. Any firmwares involved may or may not be protected against BadUSB... ask them how their write protect etc works... if you're brave / dumb enough to believe their non #OpenFabs , non #OpenHW marketing lies about it. Same goes for any claims about integrated AES encryption hardware, PKI sticks, crypto key modules, hardware enclaves, and all other backdoored junk you can't see, etc. Including from the likes of Intel, Apple, Trezor... Even from opensource OS that refuse to implement block storage opcode command filtering to help prevent at least some user level propagation common with shared / public systems. https://www.kanguru.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuruzFqMgIw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcsxeJz3blI https://adamcaudill.com/2014/10/02/making-badusb-work-for-you-derbycon/ " Blaze speculates that the USB attack may in fact already be common practice for the NSA. He points to a spying device known as Cottonmouth, revealed earlier this year in the leaks of Edward Snowden. The device, which hid in a USB peripheral plug, was advertised in a collection of NSA internal documents as surreptitiously installing malware on a target’s machine. The exact mechanism for that USB attack wasn’t described. “I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the things [Nohl and Lell] discovered are what we heard about in the NSA catalogue.” The alternative is to treat USB devices like hypodermic needles. Nohl says he and Lell reached out to a Taiwanese USB device maker, whom he declines to name, and warned the company about their BadUSB research. Over a series of emails, the company [Phison] *repeatedly denied* that the attack was possible. " Remember, BadUSB porn got Bin Laden :) ... maybe. Rubber up your duckies, check hashes, backup, be insane! #OpenFabs , #OpenHW , #OpenSW , #OpenDev , #OpenBiz When will you ever learn... it's not that hard. Cc the biased and censored metzdowd list because... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQQFA9YXCZ0 ;)
Re: Recorded by a system like personal black box??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpwwU5W9gU4 Audio from murder recorded on Khashoggi's Apple Watch, maybe linked by radio to an iphone outside the Saudi Embassy? Jim Bell On Thursday, October 11, 2018, 10:25:32 PM PDT, jim bell wrote: Audio recording reportedly proves Khashoggi was killed in consulate, Turkey says: https://nypost.com/2018/10/11/audio-recording-reportedly-proves-khashoggi-was-killed-in-consulate-turkey-says/
