/netplus/ - Networks and Plus

sounds interesting. i dont personally use whatapp, but does it allow you to view/send regular sms and thus the app reads a malicious sms and spits out the database? or is whatapps not sms based?

>>102

>>103

I know it's not likely to cause any psychological or physiological harm, but that is damn, damn yucky.

>>206

Windows users could also be pedos, GNU/Linux just makes it harder for the NSA to catch them.

>>382

Disconnect has been replaced by PrivacyBadger. Also, Adblock Edge is dicontinued and Adblock Plus has sold out to Jewgle or something, I don't know exactly what and been replaced by uBlock Origin. Not uBlock, because that is shit.

>>382

Firefox v26 is old. I need to work on porting cliget to PaleMeme

>>213

So what is his

>I can tell you with a lot of certainty LE does hate Tails. It makes push button forensics basically impossible which drives up costs as we need specialized staff to do covert activity online. It also means we spend more time looking at less evidence, officers usually take everything on a raid, in some cases its resulted in huge portions of useless crap we have to look at.

is all a ruse, tying to convince people to use TAILS because they have a 0day?

ASHLEY MADISON CHEATERS LIST

https://archive.org/download/ASHLEYMADISONCHEATERSLIST

install gentoo

It looks like you would have luck with this. Get some friends on board if they're interested.

Download the Piratebox app on an Android phone.

install tinyboard name wifi as free internet

uz jsem jim tam postnul odpoved:

that is just a bullshit. I just tried to verify you findings and I event went little deeper:

1. I used checkpoint firewall on the W10 and blocked all the sites you posted > internet access working.

2. I even blocked some additional (*.microsoft.com and *.bing.net and *.bing.com) > internet access working

3. I used COMODO firewall instead of the checkpoint one > internet access working.

4. I blocked all of them on my router > internet access working

Well, if there was any doubt, Microsoft has come out and admitted that their surveillance and tracking tools are a core part of the OS and under no circumstances can be completely disabled.

Getting back to 7 and "securing" it (and those are massive quotes) is the "best" middleground for staying with MS. Installing non-systemd Linux is your only real hope of avoiding that shit.

Still, good work, and good find.

>>351

Looks like some fucktard needs to read his firewall's manual.

>>173

Using windows

Run in a browser ip-check.info

Run openvpn as admin. and start vpn

Go to step 1

Make sure u visit dnsleaktest.com

Start whonix gateway

Wait until time sync started before u start 'workstation'

Step 1 again

>>195

>using windows

why? what about a linux distro?

>>327

still trying to figure out what distro go use.

Considering alpine at the moment.

Is it possible to install kernel 4.2 in Qubes OS? I can't start or configure X because kernel is missing amdgpu driver (GPU is R9 285). X -configure just says "Number of created screens does not match number of detected devices. Configuration failed.". Qubes Live USB boots but after Fedora's blue loading bar there is just blinking _ on top of the screen. Ctrl-Alt-F2 gives console access though so I think it's just X start failure.

Should configure a VPN through the workstation or on the host?

Which is easiest?

omg just change your ip address faggot use google

>>425

If it's a static IP then I would suggest chaning the passsword to your router and scaning your system for sniffers.

If it's a daynamic IP, reboot, rince and repeat.

I think switches can identify and direct the communication and access point only allow the connection to a network.So no they're not the same, a switch controls traffic by himself an access point doesn't.

Each individual wireless connection to an AP is NOT within its own collision domain. Thus, an AP is not a switch. It is a hub.

>>307

retroshare has built in tor support. IDK about i2p but if you are going to use it with i2p I would not enable dht.

while i2p uses DHT, they developers have to tell reotrshare to use the same type of DHT.

You should trust it because it works like a friend to friend network. You talk to only those you trust and it uses SSL/TLS (standard open security protocols that you are using for eg. to post here.)

If you use retroshare with tor or i2p it will add a layer of security. That is why you should trust it.

>>322

added. I am >>236

chatserver is down

http://udgdahofbq52bzxk.onion/

>>378

Wait, how long has the chatserver been down for? Is this whole thing dead?

I added countless annons

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>>387

months and no but people usually post keys in the other thread.

>>325

recent retroshare has i2p support too. hidden nodes operate in "darknet" mode which disables DHT and Discovery.

clearnet nodes can set tor and i2p/i2pd proxies.

which brings me to my final point, my great revelation of the plot against freedom itself.

WINDOWS, MINT, AND SYSTEMD ARE ALL CONNECTED!

How would anyone have ever guessed this ingeniously designed plot!? You are all drooling fools!

I will make it easy for a stupid "person" to understand.

>windows 10 released

>ignorant uninformed people keep using it, even though it steals your wifi and social networking passwords

>smarter yet still a multitude of levels more stupid than I, freedom seeking people attempt to flee this evils grasp and beg for knowledge online to the best of their pathetic ability

>mint and ubuntu shills pop up and fool a percentage of them promising ease of use

>meanwhile other shills scare them away from linux entirely by throwing noobs right into the grinder "installll gentoooo, installlll archhhh, installlllll fedoraaaa, installllll redhattt"

>meanwhile yet again, systemd spreads through linux like a virulent plague, infecting and un-freedoming multiple linux distrobutions, forcing users to run around trying to remove it or find another distro with no systemd. So I Welcome you all… to the NSA/Prism hotel where there is a Mint under every pillow and a pervert voyeur looking through your Windows.

You can check in but you can't check out, so enjoy your stay because you are never getting out! -√¿#΅ςγζτεηη–εггôř΅∞8∞8∞8∞8

you can check out, the ticket is truth. may it set you free, now run!

So I'm going to give you a bunch of really good information because I care alot. If you really want good out of your firefox browser, consider this. don't use firefox. It's just as bad as windows/google. Use a fork, and the addons: noscript, request policy,Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

another addon that has been shilled a huge amount on 8chan is disconnect:

>disconnect

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/disconnect/

>About this Add-on Disconnect, named one of the 100 best innovations of the year by

Popular Science

and one of the 20 best Firefox add-ons by

Lifehacker

lets you visualize and block the otherwise invisible websites that track your search and browsing history.

>Our privacy policy, in a sentence: We don't collect your IP address or any other personal info

>except the info you volunteer.

>wall street journal

>CNN

>The new york times

>60 Minutes

>Forbes

https://disconnect.me

http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/22/disconnect-me-raise/

https://gigaom.com/2013/04/15/ex-googler-releases-big-update-to-disconnect-a-data-blocking-tool/

>Launched in 2010 by a

Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

The project is strongly endorsed by various feminist groups that have nothing to do with technology. The system is headed by a developer reputed for making low-quality software. If literally any other piece of software had the kind of bugs described in the various systemd issue trackers, they wouldn't even be accepted in distro repos, yet systemd has been widely adopted in a matter of months, breaking compatibility and not offering upgrade paths even on the likes of strong server OSs like debian or centos. SELinux - a NSA project - developers are strongly for systemd, nevermind the numerous bugs and undoubtedly numerous security vulnerabilities. Speaking of, there has been NO audit of systemd even though everyone is accepting systemd no matter how security-sensitive the distro is meant to be. It's pretty evident that something is really wrong with systemd's adoption. basically the bastards who want to enslave the world decided that the best way to control opensource is to create their own and promote it until it's the standard even though it shouldn't be.

new people would fall for it and the more knowledgeable are facing a lack of support for their alternatives. The project to create an all-encompassing system that can be easily infiltrated by, at will to provide root access and spy on arbitrary non-backdoored systems is being funded by, and is being promoted by the, global elite across the entire community. It's clear that the adoption of systemd is not normal and there's something hiding behind it. Nobody has ever been specific about what kind of problem systemd solves, nobody has ever even mentioned having a problem before systemd appeared, and suddenly it spreads like wildfire.

systemd's design is flawed intentionally to increase its attack vector and make it vulnerable for outside attackers to break it more easily. There is a reason why systemd is pushed by Red hat, an American company with very close ties to the N$@. Red hat controls Fedora, so Fedora adopted it first, then Red hat enterprise linux and because Red hat funds most of debian, they also caved in. Basically all of the major distros are controlled by Red hat one way or another. Everyone hates Gnome, yet it is still here, why you ask…… it is Red hat. Red Hat wants control of Linux. Anyone who opposes systemd is in the way of them controPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

that's all. I hope this helps many of you.

So, you crossposted this shit on netplus too.

How many boards did you spam with this? 5? 10? Jeez

>>329

>open source (java)

Heh, not really.

The open source JVM isn't the same as the closed one, it's also shit in comparison, and for some reason, the paid one has 3000% superior performances. And even then, if you wanted to make your own JVM, you'd have to certificate it to have called it that, using a test tool that isn't open source.

I seriously like all those cool languages like C# too, but for now I'd rather stick to C/C++ if I want something truly open source.

>>335

> The open source JVM isn't the same as the closed one, it's also shit in comparison, and for some reason, the paid one has 3000% superior performances. And even then, if you wanted to make your own JVM, you'd have to certificate it to have called it that, using a test tool that isn't open source.

> This is how clueless Java haters are.

I only wonder about one thing. If you are so stupid, how easy would it be to trick you into defeating all layers of security a great many people worked on by your own hands?

>>335

lol, openjdk is completely fine. 3000% is a number straight out of your ass. C++ is fine, but java is, too. C# is shit.

>>226

First time visting this board. Just wanted to give a shout out to this server, been using it for awhile with dnscrypt-proxy

https://dnscrypt.pl/

>>181

Isn't this where hardware can fill the void? Design a box with a simple network connection, two separate boards with a single one-way connection between the two that only carries a request. Let the connected side run over a low frequency open network with no security, and then once the data moves over to the twin system you can encrypt it there before transferring to a more complex machine for uer interaction.

Of course people could eventually determine your ownership by inserting some form of proprietary data packet and track it to your everyday machine, then match it to the transmitting board- but if we can make the 'connection box' cheap it could be replaced periodically to fix that issue.

Just put this to words a second ago so please correct me if I missed something.

Byzantium needs seeders. http://project-byzantium.org/

>OLSR/byzantium meshnet in each city and town

>forban, tox, URC, i2p-bote/bitmessage allow them all to talk to one another

>most or some nodes on the mesh probably have some connection to the greater internet, anything that needs to go outside the town/city can do so though those nodes, through Tor.

>edgenet

http://theedg.es/#/

that is just a bullshit. I just tried to verify you findings and I event went little deeper:

1. I used checkpoint firewall on the W10 and blocked all he sites you posted > internet access working.

2. I even blocked some additional (*.microsoft.com and *.bing.net and *.bing.com)

3. I used COMODO firewall instead of the checkpoint one > internet access working.

4. I blocked all of them on my router > internet access working

>>218

using subkeys in pgp is an ugly mess.

pgp is a fucking piece of shit with an awful user interface but it does work and you can write scripts to hide the ugliness but i don't think there exists something to properly handle subkeys yet.

but until something better comes along we're stuck with it, and these days it seems that 99% of new crypto applications are just scams targeted at hipsters.

I have a couple of questions:

It seems you don't really need a valid e-mail address to generate a new pair of keys, right? You can make a new pair without linking it to any address?

And when I make a new pair of keys the process is completely local by default? Nothing related to PGP goes through my connection?

How do I save a pair of keys, in order to transfer it to an external device? I mean, where do I find the secret key?

>>338

>>333

>>239

>>>/tech/

Uncensored Hidden Wiki http://ev3h5yxkjz4hin75.onion/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

TORCH (Search Engine) - http://xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion/

Overchan frontends - http://allyour4nert7pkh.onion/overchan.txt

FBIchan - http://fbichanc6yfagl4l.onion/

Torflix (streaming) - http://prnstmrpfkgkaw5v.onion/

Imperial Library of Trantor - http://xfmro77i3lixucja.onion/

Jotunbane's Reading Club - http://c3jemx2ube5v5zpg.onion/

>>155

>tfw nearly all the on topic sites on the uncensored hidden wiki are dead and I've already downloaded their good stuff

>downloaded and set up RS

>added nearly every anon who posted his cert

>kept it online for about 4 days

>checked it randomly throughout those days

>in all that time only one person accepted me and barely talked to me

>after a week I forgot my password

>>5

The link for La quadrature du Net's Searx is wrong (you pasted the the ddg one), can you post the right one?