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asciilifeform: i see quite a few of these.
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: what means 'Unable to decode destination address.' , http://mimisbrunnr.cascadianhacker.com/blocks?height=432901 ?
trinque: because highs transactions would be malleated to lows, and then the wallet wouldn't notice they confirmed
shinohai: I think pete_dushenski mentioned it, don't quote me on that though. ☟︎
mod6: someone else has seen this issue too, can't remember who. trinque maybe? anyway, yeah, it's some balderdash.
mod6: i'll have to check into it.
mod6: well, it'd be interesting to see if it started because of sending a number of high-s txns or something back in Januaray when I was testing that vpatch.
shinohai: weird. I still haven't had that happen yet
mod6: on that one test node of mine ya
shinohai: mod6 do you still have that issue where yours shows incorrect balance?
mod6: i did too. haha
a111: Logged on 2016-10-05 00:37 trinque: the damned wallet, cursed be its name
mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2016-10-05#1553075 << i lolled. because it's sad. because it's true. ☝︎
a111: Logged on 2016-10-04 08:55 jurov: if it's in lisp, just dump the sexpr, don't even bother with backwards compat
mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2016-10-04#1552559 << append raw=true to url, it says. ☝︎
shinohai: as with links, w3m also barfs on it too ☟︎
trinque: isn't in gettransaction so neh. I'll just link to the block for now.
ben_vulpes: if you can be happified with index-in-block for the short term, i'll give you an index anchor.
trinque: it's the pigs fault for dressing so slutty
ben_vulpes: see if you can figure out the tx index within the block
trinque: I was kidding though; can I look up index in gettransaction or something?
ben_vulpes: i'm not doing that immediately because it means either parallelize the hashing of transactions or precompute and cache them.
trinque: no; ain't nobody got time for that
ben_vulpes: not until i rewrite the storage layer.
ben_vulpes: (yeah mhm write it down and feed it through the shredder to the right)
trinque: (nice thing HEY FEATURE REQUEST PLX)
trinque: ben_vulpes: neato. can I get anchors for transaction IDs on the block pages?
shinohai: " I simply do not support stealth addresses, multisig addresses, or any other power ranger horseshit at this time." ^___________^
mircea_popescu: incidentally, anyoen going to the coreboot conference in berlin ? ☟︎
mircea_popescu: ith an Intel key. It's unlikely that this is ever replaced by something open source. Firmware that runs on an ARC core inside the chipset. It runs entirely out-of-band with the main CPU. It has DMA access to the entire system memory and can access the networking adapters in a way transparent to the OS (separate MAC and IP)."
mircea_popescu: and in other very, very sads : On Intel based chipsets (since Intel 5 Series) the following binary components persist: Panic level: 9000+ Management Engine firmware: The management engine is a separate CPU that does various management tasks and needs its own firmware. This firmware exists in a 1.5MB and a 5MB version, where the latter provides the "Intel AMT" functions (ie. remote access, "anti-theft", ...). Probably signed w
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mircea_popescu: anyway. i dun recall which one it i was and dun really have the patience to dig all the way. one of, admitting they're any different.
mircea_popescu: nah, it was one of the mainstream-ish processors.
mircea_popescu: this pretended to be a payment processor, i dun recall which lessee here
shinohai is amazed at # of scammers that will put forth effort for $20 ... then of course I started Eulora
mircea_popescu: yeah srsly, they end up keeping like 20 bux or w/e it was.
mircea_popescu tried once to pay using one of these scam things, they put up the bill, received the bitcoin, then refused to actually pay the bill unless i "identify".
mircea_popescu: i'm not using this shit.
shinohai: Lots of times
mircea_popescu has once tried to pay via one of these scam aha, there it is, "create an account".
mircea_popescu: you ever used this thing before ?
shinohai: but they take Bitcoin anyways so you don't need me unless it isn't available there
mircea_popescu: i dunno what that means. what does it mean ?
shinohai: mircea_popescu: I can get you one by gyft ... only way I haz to get Amazon
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Of course he has no idea about the daughters
mircea_popescu: i take it someone hasn't found out wife + both daughters are pregnant just yet.
BingoBoingo: ple who move into another culture look around and see the culture of the neighborhood? I asked one of them why, and they said that it's so they can get more sun to the ground so they can "farm" -- I understand this in the back yards, but why in the front? None of them are planting anything there! : (" << quite the gem
BingoBoingo: "Recent refugee move-ins in our neighborhood are hacking up the beautiful trees in their yards with machetes. Sometimes it's just removing lower branches (although pine trees have been denuded up as much as 12 feet or more), but other times all branches are hacked off, leaving a 10-15-foot stub. Why can't they at least use hand saws? I feel so bad for the trees, and our neighborhood is starting to look like a disaster area. Why can't peo
asciilifeform: but that was in '12.
asciilifeform: last i checked, they did not
mircea_popescu: i think they do yea
asciilifeform: nooow somebody gotta do the intel turds.
asciilifeform: (modified version thereof pasted earlier.)
asciilifeform: kudos to jurov for the generator.
asciilifeform: and to think, none of this was even on my original plate for today.
asciilifeform prepares to push button
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform which is it ? link to phuctor page ?
shinohai: http://archive.is/A66la <<< factom files with the SEC lmao
asciilifeform: about to fire.
asciilifeform: these tend to come in when we have threads like earlier.
mircea_popescu: well, they got microscope!
asciilifeform: in other hilarities, i pick up the phone, and it is yet moar unsolicited work offers from usg.
mircea_popescu: eh, iirc it's divulged on trilema they've been stealing email contents and selling to spammers for half a decade or more by now.
mircea_popescu: isn't that always the thing.
asciilifeform: ( if only i had these last year ... )
asciilifeform: earlier he sent me complete symbol tables for the sage rom.
kmalkki: gotta go. ping me in #coreboot if there's more guestions
asciilifeform: anyway about to try jurov's.
mircea_popescu: was teh impression i got.
mircea_popescu: afaik Framedragger didn't do so much to it as to justify repub ; he just used jurov's thing. mebbe i'm wrong, but anyway.
asciilifeform: oh huh, possibly jurov's thing will work
jhvh1: mircea_popescu: The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: !~later tell asciilifeform we din' lose nuttin
asciilifeform: well, i pinged him earlier (seems like we lost ;;later tell ...) so perhaps he will show up soon.
mircea_popescu: i dun thnk he ever actually published it
asciilifeform: (phuctor is very deeply baked around rfc4880 and expects all db entries to parse by it, and changing this would be a titanic labour)
asciilifeform: which i can't seem to find a copy of
mircea_popescu: phuctor hopper takes republican e,N,comment format for rsa yes ?
asciilifeform: ok these then all become sane-looking rsa moduli.
asciilifeform: no but if it follows same pattern as the exponent
kmalkki: maybe I got this all wrong, but could [0x140] contain the LSB of the entire modulus
asciilifeform: (conceivably the cheapest way to read out the boot rom would be to get arbitrary code execution in the stock turdlet)
mircea_popescu: trustlets! not turdlets! lmao!
asciilifeform: kmalkki: also interestingly, the turdlets are supposedly arm-compatible, and - to naked eye, seeing strings - plainly unciphered, but they do not appear to disassemble cleanly as either big- or little-endian arm.
asciilifeform: all but the last is littleendian-even.
asciilifeform: does anyone see where this is goign
asciilifeform: yes, the parsed-out mods.
asciilifeform: incidentally, the moduli in the self-signed blobs end in : d6 e1 1c ec ; 46 0a d0 9a ; be fe 39 b6 ; 2c c3 f2 a2 ; 46 0a d0 9a ; 13 7d e7 c3 .
mircea_popescu: anyway /me had the idea you got one in your garage, nfi why exactly.
mircea_popescu: time to bust out ye olde microscope huh. you got a chip alf ?
kmalkki: not that I know of
asciilifeform: where the actual verification routine lives
asciilifeform: kmalkki: do you know whether anyone has read out the mask rom ?
asciilifeform: (and if it did not, i still don't see how glomming bits onto the payload would change the outcome of the verification)
asciilifeform: thing hashes a fixed-length turd, it would seem.
asciilifeform: yes, but does not help in this case
mircea_popescu: there doesn't seem to be much restriction of form whatsoever ; not even of size, re that collided turd.
asciilifeform: but i bet that it'd happily eat a collided turd
asciilifeform: kmalkki: this would not be a surprising way to do it - sha is easy to hardwareize, rsa - not so easy