>>37514 Nice try leftpol faggot.
It's not specific to one party or the other, they're in all institutions.
>wackass theories about hillary clinton raping kids in the basement of a pizza parlor were close pizzagate is a disinformation campaign to create an absurd fictional version of something that does occur. They want you to pay attention to pizzagate so you forget about Epstein and associates. It's a strawman. The media use it to discredit the concept of widespread organized perversion by people in positions of institutional power. These people are engaging in activities that are either not politically acceptable or illegal. Things like participating in group sex, sexual exploitation of minors, using illegal substances, etc. These actions can all be used used for blackmail, ah la Epstein videos. All these people are compromised and can themselves be exploited and are therefore a danger to the institutions.
With the postal service. But be aware that Dungeon Masters are living beings with critical physiological needs, so don't forget to leave breathing holes on the packaging. Depending on the length of delivery some water is necessary and maybe a container for the excreta for a more comfortable handling the DM after opening. Food isn't necessary they can afford to lose some weight anyway.
>>37705 Just press alt+f4 and the secret Endchan chat room shows up in your browser OP.
It's a little slow so give it a few minutes. Remember to try doing it a bunch of times if it doesn't show up right away because the chat room is kinda glitchy.
>>37727 Sorry, I should have mentioned that it's only available for Endchan Gold members(tm). You need to pay for it before the option becomes available.
> Neoteny, also called juvenilization, is the delaying or slowing of the physiological (or somatic) development of an organism
> Both neoteny and progenesis result in paedomorphism (or paedomorphosis), a type of heterochrony. It is the retention in adults of traits previously seen only in the young
> Gould argued that the "evolutionary story" of humans is one where we have been "retaining to adulthood the originally juvenile features of our ancestors".
> J. B. S. Haldane mirrors Gould's hypothesis by stating a "major evolutionary trend in human beings" is "greater prolongation of childhood and retardation of maturity."
> Delbert D. Thiessen said that "neoteny becomes more apparent as early primates evolved into later forms"
Would you guys agree with my theory that the racial quality of a population is directly proportional to the prevalence of neoteny features among its population? In other words: In the natural hierarchy of races, the highest races are those where the highest percentage of their population retains juvenile features into adulthood.
>>36994 He's been making the same sort of threads for months at this point. Dunno what his problem is. Not like anyone cares about them. You'd think he would take a hint at this point
>>36996 I think you're just projecting there little guy.
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Shaping attacks in low latency networks, or why Tor won’t stop government agenciesAnonymous12/05/2021 (Sun) 13:54:25[Preview]No.37740del
Shaping attacks in low latency networks, or why Tor won’t stop government agencies
December 4th 2017
Because the potential de-anonymization of Tor users is being widely discussed throughout Internet, I’m publishing the “print” version of the abstract for my presentation from PHDays (Positive Hack Days) 2014 conference. The attack described below is not new, is not Tor-specific and can be used against any other low latency source-hiding tools like VPNs, proxy chains, or even a combination of many. Since there are more than 3 years passed, some implementation details could change, but general attack concept does not depend on implementation.
Timing attack susceptibility is a known vulnerability for the Tor network, and has been widely discussed, you can find around a dozen articles dealing with this issue alone. So why write another one? There exists the popular misbelief that attacks of this kind always require statistical analysis, are quite difficult to implement and are theoretical. The articles around right now are devoted in particular to this class of attacks (statistical analysis). Today we’re going to check out a realistic scenario where you may only need a single query to de-anonymize a network user accessing a resource or to discover a hidden service.
We’re going to review a scenario that may be implemented for Tor, based on the following condition being met:
1. There is the opportunity to intervene in traffic between the exit node and destination server. This can be done by accessing the end server, exit node or any other point where traffic is passing between them. In other words, this condition can be met by anyone who has arranged a sufficient number of their own exit nodes or e.g. it can be an institution capable to monitor and interact with all cross-border traffic or otherwise control the traffic from sufficient number of exit nodes.
2. There is passive access to traffic between the network client and entry node. That is, somebody is able to sniff the traffic passively on bulk number of broadband connections or on sufficient number of entry nodes, or, again, cross-border traffic.
So what do government agencies have to do with all this? Most countries have regulations like US CALEA or Russian SORM which require broadband and another ISPs to install hardware capable to intercept the broadband traffic and perform deep packets inspection. There are known cases this equipment was used for mass internet traffic surveillance, e.g. in Hepting v. AT&T case NSA used Narus (currently part of Symantec) hardware and software for all broadband traffic DPI. Currently, USA Freedom Act and Russian legislation* limit the ability of agencies to perform mass surveillance, but, like any legislation, it has backdoors like FISC. FISC can authorize mass surveillance and did it before. In over countries including UK and China mass surveillance is allowed and performed by government agencies.
Shaping attacks in low latency networks, or why Tor won’t stop government agencies
December 4th 2017
Because the potential de-anonymization of Tor users is being widely discussed throughout Internet, I’m publishing the “print” version of the abstract for my presentation from PHDays (Positive Hack Days) 2014 conference. The attack described below is not new, is not Tor-specific and can be used against any other low latency source-hiding tools like VPNs, proxy chains, or even a combination of many. Since there are more than 3 years passed, some implementation details could change, but general attack concept does not depend on implementation.
A mysterious threat actor is running hundreds of malicious Tor relays
Security researcher claims to have identified threat actor running thousands of malicious servers.
Researchers claims the attacker may be trying to deanonymize and identify Tor users.
Evidence suggests the attacker, tracked as KAX17, is sophisticated and well-resourced.
The Tor Project has removed hundreds of KAX17 servers in October and November 2021.
Since at least 2017, a mysterious threat actor has run thousands of malicious servers in entry, middle, and exit positions of the Tor network in what a security researcher has described as an attempt to deanonymize Tor users.
Tracked as KAX17, the threat actor ran at its peak more than 900 malicious servers part of the Tor network, which typically tends to hover around a daily total of up to 9,000-10,000.
Some of these servers work as entry points (guards), others as middle relays, and others as exit points from the Tor network.
Their role is to encrypt and anonymize user traffic as it enters and leaves the Tor network, creating a giant mesh of proxy servers that bounce connections between each other and provide the much-needed privacy that Tor users come for.
Servers added to the Tor network typically must have contact information included in their setup, such as an email address, so Tor network administrators and law enforcement can contact server operators in the case of a misconfiguration or file an abuse report.
Is it possible to negatively influence someone's mental state over the internet? Could you manipulate someone over the internet in a way that would significantly impact his mental state and made him more likely to commit sudoku? Let's say (purely hypothetically) that I want to drive bunch of German children to suicide. How would I go about it?
>Step 1: <dump a bunch of CP on a site while reporting it to its host/registrar as a "Pedo site", getting its hosting/domain yanked >Step 2: <when/if it comes back, dump a bunch of mild normie tier child shit and comments clearly "sexualizing" it, of fucking course being obvious about it being a sub-phase of Step 1, thus making the owners/mods go into "war mode" to keep the site alive >Step 3: <go around to every other existing IB samefag smearing the fuck out of it & its staff for being a "rulecucked shithole", gradually killing trust in it & thus its traffic >Step 4: <repeat with site after site (except kc & 4chan of course cause lel, can't kill those) until eventually all alt sites are dead or nonexistent >Step 5: <???????????????????????? >Step 6: <Profit (((rubs hands)))
How many times do we have to see it repeat before non-staff start to catch on?
Wanted to post this on /operate/, but that board isn't working right now. Oh well. I guess we'll have to wait it out because I'm not going to leave this place
Can you guys believe the next decade is around the corner /b/?
What do you think is going to happen in the next 10 years Do you have any plans or wishes /b How did this last decade pan out for you? Anything cool or crazy happen to you or anyone you know during this last decade?
>>37296 Strangely enough it only ever comes towards Endchan in my experience, and I'm saying this as a janitor on other similarly slow imageboards.
Well, I've been here for years and lurk most of the time. Doesn't really phase me too much but I wish some of the old people would come back. I wonder if this threads OP is still around?
>>37309 > I wonder if this threads OP is still around? Imma still here fam. Just trying to think of what to write next
>Strangely enough it only ever comes towards Endchan in my experience, and I'm saying this as a janitor on other similarly slow imageboards.
the spammers that go here also spam other boards. I've seen them and reported some of it to have their shit deleted. XDDDDDDDDD
It's pretty weird because old 8chan and even 4chan had similar spam that we see here. That's too coincidental for me tbh
>Doesn't really phase me too much but I wish some of the old people would come back.
tbh I think most people that posted in general died from corona during these last few years. It certainly feels like there's less people posting on the internet nowadays
Practically everything has changed worldwide since I made my initial posts. Nothing is ever gonna be the same in the upcoming years. Just like this one posted pointed out
>>25605 >The next 10 years will be like nothing in history. The current state of the world and society does not provide enough contextual information to predict or fathom what the future has in store for everyone, for it will be completely alien in its nature and presentation.
This tbh
A global pandemic fugged everything up and now people who survived are trying to rebuilt civilization again. It's a lil bit like the Black death, except everyone got affected from it. And we also have a frequent set of dataminers pestering imageboards all the time. It's a lot to take in tbh. We'll see what happens during these upcoming years fam. Have a lil song in the meantime
>>37468 It was fun while it lasted. Me and my friends played it a good bit around launch. I guess the biggest problem was one of my friends bought gear on the real money auction house for some reason so there wasn't much point in the grind of it and kinda ruined it for our whole group.
They tried to get me to play the expansion but I wasn't gonna pay another $30 bucks.
Idk, if you were a D2 fan I guess by and large you probably wouldn't like it. The base game was about as fun as an ARPG like that could typically be for me.
Path of Exile is fun, but it's a little too autistic for me to get into the end game stuff because as complicated as the skill tree is in it all you're really going to end up is doing is copying a build from somewhere else.
Torchlight was probably the most fun I'd had in a Diablo clone but there isn't much end game stuff there, but since it was offline it was really rewarding playing through a beating both of the games on hardcore.
1. Connect to the VPS site with Whonix
2. Sign up for VPS with fake personal information created at https://www.fakenamegenerator.com/ 3. VPS payment with Monero or laundered cryptocurrency (exchange at Exodus or Atomic wallet. You cannot track it through Monero in the middle)
4. Even when connecting to the server for operation, use Whonix
5. Cryptocurrency earned through operation is laundered in the same way
My last day on the job is tomorrow, then some time off, then I start a new job. After 11 months of trying, a break up, thousands in home repairs, an appendix removal and getting a cat, I'm finally off night shifts. Hooray for me :)
>>37683 I worked night shifts for a long time, I rather liked them. It was mostly clerical shit though and I didn't have co-workers bugging me. Wish I could go back sometimes tbh.
