/cyber/ - Cyberpunk & Science Fiction

I support this 100%

One of the problems of trying to educate yourself on computers is that the term "computers" is such a broad topic that it's seemingly impossible to have a manageable set of areas you need to study and knowing where to start in studying each of these areas. All the information on the net isn't going to be useful to you if you don't know how to connect it together.

The /g/entoomen's library would be a great place to start as far as just getting raw information resources is concerned, but its domain is currently expired so unless someone else knows of another place to download it, that's off the table for now.

The entire Gentoomen Library

I'm a shazbot who forgot his link

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B_7vNwyLcFf1NFBkbHp0TjdJN1E/edit?pli=1

There's the link to the .torrent file, so just add that to your client.

>>24396

Pretty much what i was searching for,thx.

>>24389

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>>24402

Torrent magnet link for the stuff is up. Enjoy people.

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>>24402

Whoops the file "Psychology of Interrogations and Confessions" wasn't meant to be there. It's meant to be in the science/social science folder.

>>24372

a few of us shazbots have started taking notes for a similar project

https://pad.riseup.net/p/cyberguide

you can also poke around torrent sites for various 'anarchist libraries/collections', 'programming megapack', 'actually useful programming', '/k/ommando' and similar permutations to find basically the raw data/reading list of what you are looking for. Then you have to come up with a syllabus and lectures to augment that.

The issue being that what most of us are looking for is the stuff we don't know, thus we are not all that qualified to make that list. We can contribute what we do know, but it's not like the lot of us are education majors who know how to teach what we know. Not really the same set of skills. It would be good to have more grey beards around as they tend to figure out what has been important skills wise over time, but with the rate of change no one really know what specific knowledge will be the most useful 6 months from now. Yet alone EoL.

>>24396

I keep getting "error element not found"

Never saw this error on a torrent before. I have plenty of disk space for it.

>>24372

This is tptacek's amazon book list http://www.amazon.com/lm/R2EN4JTQOCHNBA

He used to run Matasano Corp. It is a security corp that audits software and crypto engineering. He now runs starfighters.io which soon will be a 'game' you play to prove you know how to code such things as binary trees.

Of that book list, the C programming books are excellent, especially the network programming books where you break out libpcap and do raw frames.

There's also the motherload of reverse engineering information contained in this: http://beginners.re/

So you may want to take any commercial router and then reverse it's shitty drivers/firmware and rewrite the entire thing in OpenBSD.

In order to 'learn', I'd recommend first the free online Python book by Zeb Shaw http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ then do GreyHat and Blackhat python so you learn how to make your own testing tools.

Then head on over to edx and take Harvard Intro to CompSci CS50, which teaches you C https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-computer-science-harvardx-cs50x

After that, read and do SICP. But, do it in emacs. There's a texinfo for SICP so you can read it like a manpage. I have one screen in Emacs open with SICP and the other screen is connected to the Racket/Scheme lang interpreter as described here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7596785

That guy uses vim keys, I just use regular emacs keys but I did use his config + prelude.

After you're done SICP, C books, C course at Harvard, congrats you're a computer scientist. Now can just look at the protocol docs at IETF and figure out anything you want.

>>24407

There's only one Australian chummer left seeding. Who ever it is deserves a medal.

>>24396

Whoah. Nice.

I'm still downloading on my shitty connection, but is everything here up to date? As in, how recent are all these books?

>>24414

some torrents can't be opened with certain clients.

the gentooman library is also on retroshare but it's so famous you can find it anywhere.

get qbittorrent and search the DHT, it's pretty much the best way to find content if you're not afraid of the contentmafia.

people said they found some exploits in some documents but i don't think any current linux distro is affected by these and no sane pdf/document viewer executes scripts anyway which is what most exploits use.

>using google docs

10/10, trolling is an art

>>24412

OP here,i will contribute,already added some things.Will add more as i read.

>>24407

One seed and one peer

……….I thought we were more people here…

>>24456

sorry i had to leave so ii stopped seeding.i will seed & download when i get back home.

i will be back in 6h-7h.Don't worry chummer you're not alone.

>tfw no pc dedicated to seeding.

>>24447

>found exploits in some documents

What type of exploits?

Also i'm a pleb and I use windows on my main PC. So I should probably stay away from this shouldn't I?

I'm really just looking for good tutorials for active directory, scripting, and powershell.

>>24461

>What type of exploits?

idk, someone made a thread or post about it. no idea if all copies of the library are affected or just some.

just scan it with an antivirus, all malware older than a few weeks should be recognized.

>I use windows

no problem, just make sure all your software and drivers is up to date.

secunia psi checks this for you because no human being could perform such a feat.

secunia is still shit but if you're not using it you can just kill your windows right now.

also check your pdf viewer's and libreoffice's settings to make sure all scripts are disabled and it doesn't load images over the internet, etc.

this only leaves the risk of man in the middle attacks but if you're not using wifi and not downloading data through internet cables that go through the UK you should be probably fine.

GPG verify your software by hand to be sure.

or you could stop using a masochism OS that takes care of all this for you.

>>24467 …and instead use one that takes care of all this*

>>24429

That would be me the OP. Im australian. Ill leave my computer on for the next few days so people can get the files.

>>24473

Not as in OP OP but I made the torrent.

>>24458

No problem man, as for a seeding PC I been thinking about using an old laptop with one of those EC adapters for esata and connect a few drives to it

Besides I can also use it for other stuff like my own dropbox-like cloud, VPN and other stuff

>>24372

This

I'm surprised nobody has thrown together a large zip file yet.

Y'know that the gentooman's library is up on the install gentoo ftp, right?

>>24574

Sorry guys that the torrent died, I had a blackout last ngith. It's back up and seeding.

>>24589

I've got 13 minutes left on the download, and then I'll be seeding with you for anybody else that needs it.

>>24372

So basically what you're looking for is a path, like what they have on mysliderule

https://www.mysliderule.com/learning-paths

They've gone through online MOOCs/books and then pieced them together to put a full course on a certain subject.

>>24590

Thanks, would appreciate it heaps. It's a nice gesture for us all to seed for others that need it and don't have it.

>>24407

Seeding diz shit go get it chummers!

Defcon has gotten mainstream and lost a lot of value, but the old talks are available online on their website as torrents. These can be good sources of entertainment or education. Here's the link:

https://www.defcon.org/html/links/dc-torrent.html

Please seed, will seed.

>>24887

Am seeding. I have a low upload rate. Not sure why it's so low, when I check it on speedtest it's fine.

Bump

>>24372

Lesson request:

I'd like to know how to program in c# but visual textbooks are so boring. I don't know of online resources to learn it. Can someone help me? It'd be great if it covered all the shit like "int" and that shit, I have no idea what that means. And why it works. Why does my computer know "int == x" mean "do this shit, bitch" when we're talking about numbers. Would greatly appreciate it.

>>24402

Hacking a coke machine? I've always wanted to do that.

>>27921

I know that feel, but with python.

>>24409

Cann you torrent us the social sci folder please? <3

>>24836

The skeuomorphs on your term look schway.

>>24402

Hacking a coke machine, hacking and network defense(if for noobs, as i am one), Hacking Humans, instant wireshark starter(haven't used wireshark since college!), intro to software development. all those look interesting.

pl0x s33d mai b055.

Arigat0w

>>24407

Nice torrent, thanks.

I lel'd seeing a bunch of hardcore hacking stuff followed by Python for Kids & Noobs books.

Wow someone is actually using Tixati.

>>29197

>Hacking a coke machine

That's some ancient Anarchists Cookbook material probably. I'm interested to know how much of it is up to date or relevant.

>>29182

here ya go m80

>magnet:?xt=urn:btih:y3agyq73hbdks4jowlbq3ipe5nl54zlt&dn=Science%2C%20social%20science%2C%20economics%2C%20maths%2C%20physics&xl=3035186994&fc=255

here's a pretty well-organized collection of programming stuff if you guys haven't been here yet

http://programming-motherfucker.com/become.html

Bamp