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williamdunne: IKR, the operator was
a friend of mine, but he was very concerned when I sent him the details for
a large transaction from themselves to
a law firm they employ
williamdunne: gabriel_laddel: About 12 months ago I was tasked with checking the security of
a fiat institution. Within three hours I had found two different bugs to send money from accounts that weren't mine, and two different bugs to view all account details that weren't mine, and another to see all transaction details that weren't mine.
ascii_field: including aspects that
a programmer doesn't give
a flying fuck about, like chemistry
ascii_field: in the case of the latter, it is necessary to have
a ~complete~ picture of the vital organs
ascii_field: gabriel_laddel: another detail that must be understood is that reversing for the purpose of programming is
a very different animal from reversing for the purpose of rebuilding.
gabriel_laddel: ascii_field: imho this is going to be
a slow process of ad-hoc reverse engineering of
a design, finding chiacom manufactures...
ascii_field:
a 'doxxed' fpga is entirely useless if you can't get it!
ascii_field: 'We have enough bits mapped that we can create
a functional verilog model for almost all bitstreams generated by Lattice iCEcube2 for the iCE40 HX1K-TQ144, as long as no block memories or PLLs are used. ' << wake me up when that last part changes. and when i can get this chip from ten different chinese foundries.
ascii_field: thing i'm beginning to suspect is that nobody gives half
a shit about reversing, or 'security', or any of it
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: from what i can tell, the 'hackteam' folks were paid hundreds of thousands of euros to do things that i consider
a weekend's work
williamdunne: People must care because SJWs signed
a petition, wao
mircea_popescu: are you even from this planet at ALL ? do you know how much can be passed off as work before even as much as touching
a tool ?
ascii_field: fact is, monetizing virii requires
a крыша
ascii_field: picture what would happen if ~i~ tried to open
a 'hackteam'
mircea_popescu: i dunno, seems more like it was
a major alleged client.
mircea_popescu: you will notice it is not actually
a usg contractor. it's
a sudanese contractor.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: no, it isn't 'greatest leak ever' - but certainly the most complete gutting of
a usg contractor in history
williamdunne: mircea_popescu: For some reason she looks like
a giant
mircea_popescu: tech support at its best is keeping
a list of who's fucktarded.
decimation: they totally know it's not
a 'cyber attack'
mircea_popescu: dude get out, they're the website of 2015. every two bit 20something schmuck with two friends and
a girlfriend has started one, last year.
mircea_popescu: i am sure gabriel_laddel proposed "don't do that" won' cut it with alf - but i am also sure
a "sometimes warn before" behaviour would be acceptable.
gabriel_laddel: What happens if I (loop while t do ...) on
a von n. arch? it just runs forever. Same thing.
ben_vulpes: now on one hand that this thing doesn't give programmers any handles to alter test data is fine, in that it forces one to either work in
a js repl or you know /actually write tests/
ben_vulpes: one can configure post-commit hooks in git, but their logic importer
a) only works with github and b) only works with public repositories.
ben_vulpes: there is
a SaaS that handles users for people who for whatever reason don't want to stand up their own services and servers.
gabriel_laddel: what are cat cables and how do I network computers together without
a web browser.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 05:16:27; ben_vulpes: * williamdunne currently has
a neck that looks like Cheetah fur, lovely patterned bruising << furries, asphyxiation...
danielpbarron: apparently transactions larger than some magic number cannot even get relayed by nodes, and only
a miner can forcibly include it in
a block
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: when you can use
a planet-sized resonator. << each planet would have
a different frequency
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 12:22:35; funkenstein_:
a node with no clock could still be
a useful one, depending on what you had in mind
punkman: kakobrekla: no, but I've been there
a few times
gribble: #22382 Wed Jul 8 08:30:46 2015 punkman SELL 1.0 night @ 1.3 btc (Seaside villa in Creta, Greece. 4bdr, sleeps 8,
a/c, wifi, etc. 3min walk to beach. discounts on certain dates.
http://i.imgur.com/DqYiA5O.jpg) funkenstein_:
a node with no clock could still be
a useful one, depending on what you had in mind
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 05:16:27; ben_vulpes: * williamdunne currently has
a neck that looks like Cheetah fur, lovely patterned bruising << furries, asphyxiation...
ag3nt_zer0: "But getting the game into
a person's hands immediately after they have been raped, for example, won't always be practical, so the team tested whether it could still work
a day later – after the memory had been consolidated and slept on." haha
punkman: "The eurozone has given Greece until Thursday to present new proposals to secure
a deal with creditors, and has called
a full EU summit for Sunday."
trinque: meanwhile they did not do the one thing that might've been interesting (that I can see), which would've been to fire pg_notify events when the results of
a given view change
decimation: actually I suspect the solar wind buffeting the magnetosphere is
a factor
decimation: I have
a few sketches for such
a thing, but I can't get around the problem of fixed keys that need to be distributed to listeners
decimation: the idea of
a crypto-radio-clock intrigues me
decimation: at any rate, your objection to coordinating clocks seems to boil down to "can't carry messages of
a known latency over spacetime"
ben_vulpes: * williamdunne currently has
a neck that looks like Cheetah fur, lovely patterned bruising << furries, asphyxiation...
☟︎☟︎ ben_vulpes: <ascii_field> want
a fucking WALL POSTER << codebase isn't that bad, should be doable by hand :P
decimation: apparently some mobster in amsterdam recruited
a couple of nerds to exploit shipping companies
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: you need
a million tyler durdens.