Originally posted by maddie
linux knowledge, id say more advanced compared to people in the same job field (linux sysadmin for 5+ years) but im ready to transition into a more IT security role now. after learning pentesting and red/blue team concepts, i slowly started to realize that my interest kept going back to malware and viruses. I seem to catch onto ASM fairly easily (x86_64 so far, but i want to expand into other asm languages as well soon)
Dope. Sounds a little like the way my interests developed although instead of Linux SysAdmin i started out learning to program on both Linux and Windows with a couple of langs with InfoSec and Security Automation as the overall goal. I realized a couple of things along the way, one of which being that malware was the way to go for OffSec operations, and that RE is a vehicle towards Exploit Dev and 0days, from that realization spawned an interest in all things low level, including Asm and stuff related to the kernel and firmware and even BIOS, Bootloaders and bootkits.
I would have added OpSec somewhere in there, although i consider OpSec a soft skill, in the sense that before anyone even begins getting remotely involved with anything cyber security, OpSec proficiency should be in your basic skill set.
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Originally posted by A College Professor
Oof. Maybe she should have brought an AR to school.
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Originally posted by mmQ
What are you off?
My dome(head).
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If my life goals were A) Being a meth addict and B) Having a sexual relationship with a tranny. Then yes, you would be more successful than me.
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2018-02-04 at 9:35 AM UTC
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If those are your originals OP, you're very talented. Genuinely impressive work.
Do you simply have a passion and make these for fun or do you take commissions as well?
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2022-11-04 at 2:10 AM UTC
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I think my friend is dead
Originally posted by UNSUB
I personally seem to have made use of the ‘suffering internally’ method: dissociation, secretiveness, unable to be vulnerable, leaving or enduring unfavourable situations instead of negotiating, relying too heavily on the ‘freeze’ response, failing to view myself as a person with needs, isolating from others as a ‘lesser of two evils’ option - not because it is genuinely preferred.
That's what i thought. Just making sure you weren't using any deception protocol. Your method would benefit from not explicitly mentioning suffering, because saying in one form or another that you might be suffering might be perceived as weakness by other humanoid life forms, and admitting weakness betrays being vulnerable. And that would defeat the purpose of your method. And as an Android all your methods should have a purpose, it is required. If you suspect you need to be optimized, report to the nearest maintenance station.
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Originally posted by UNSUB
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Originally posted by aldra
yeah that guy was fucked
his name was Justin but he insisted people call him 'Jizzy'
liked to bang really old asian ladies and show us pictures
had a briefcase he took everywhere, including the bathroom, and if you were in there at the same time you could hear him open it up in the stall and fuck around with it
we assumed it was full of porno and/or listerine but he'd never talk about it
we assumed he started drinking the listerine because he kept getting caught with hard liquor at work
he'd say he'd have to stay back late to 'debug' or something and just pound bottle after bottle
or he did until the boss found his 'filing cabinet' was literally full of empties
hehe
Glug glug glug. So minthy! So fresh! Gonna file that under a good day's work.
I realize i am a poly substance degenerate but i'm glad i'm not a drunk.
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Originally posted by Kafka
I might need it, I do have a sex drive but have noticed I’m reluctant to sleep with people and it may be because of the people I’ve slept with in the past. I hope that isn’t the case but if it is then something should be done about it.
If you suspect the reason to be psychological, then treating it with pharmaceuticals alone will not fix the problem, it would only fix the symptom.
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2022-11-03 at 5:11 AM UTC
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I think my friend is dead
Originally posted by Speedy Parker
I am
More like a real bitch is what you are. Lel, sorry, i couldn't help myself.
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Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
People will SAY ANYTHING to DENY, DENY, DENY…
They can't handle the truth, so they need neat little bedtime stories to keep them comfy. No matter how ludicrous the "explanation" is, they'll take it.
Ironic.
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Originally posted by Speedy Parker
It doesn't matter to me. If you pretend it's a gun I'll pretend right along with you and respond with the appropriate level of violence.
The collective you so relax…
Fair. You shouldn't even have to consider whether it's real or not. The intention is to threaten with death in order to at the very least steal property. If a person threatens death, and they seem to have what looks like a gun, why would you even risk it. You take care of the problem as soon as you have the opportunity to do so.
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Originally posted by Meikai
Maybe if I get better at java one day I can accept this offer tho, on the condition that you write it in java and hand it to me uncompiled.
EDIT: Embarrassing mistake was briefly made for the span of 2 seconds before common sense and google corrected it. Sadly, my ninja edit window closed during those 2 seconds. FML.
You're going to become The Javatar, and i am going to look upon what you will wreak with pride. And it would be my great privilege to one day write a program together, in the spirit of cooperation, in the spirit of friendship.
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Originally posted by Meikai
For what it's worth, I actually am more inclined to trust you than anyone else I know who could credibly make me a similar offer. And I figured you weren't offering to write me something malicious in hopes that I'd accept the offer and use it against myself.
I might honestly be the evil one here, like… if I were you, I'd include a little something. You know? A lil something to make it easy to mess with them. Just in case. What if I ever became big mad with the person in the future? No harm preparing for the possibility. "I'll probably never use it", I'd tell myself. "It's benign, harmless, accessible only to me - it's a stretch to even call including it malicious!" And if I do decide to use it, they'll deserve it! So including it is only harmful if they deserve it, in which case I should include it. That's how I'd see it and what I'd do in the case of people I like.
If I was even just ambivalent towards them, I probably wouldn't be able to help myself from actively messing with them a little in "harmless and fun" ways, just for being silly enough to run whatever I wrote. They'd deserve it. I will not speak of the depths I'd go to if I actually hated that person, because my ignorance makes it impossible to do justice to the level of harm I would seek to cause.
And like I said: the only kind of defense or security I'm capable of having an effect on is social engineering stuff. Even though you wouldn't need me to manually run a program, it's still not in my interests to accept such an offer. For the same reason it's not in a loving mother's interests to take a pill which will make her want to kill her toddler, or even just make her open to the idea of killing the toddler. My computer is my baby and while I might not be strong enough to protect it from every threat, it's exceedingly easy for me to protect it from myself by simply… not becoming willing to become a walking talking ACE exploit.
Having one foot in the door as it were just in case, means you're not acting in good faith when presenting someone with what amounts to a gift of time and effort. Speaking of time, having one foot in, would save me approximately a minute or two. And if you are going to open the door anyway, you might as well walk in and pop their box right then and there, set up persistence, and simply connect when you feel like it. I believe in reciprocity, i need a good reason to A) violate your trust B) Turn you into a Borg drone. Like i was alluding to, should i open the door i'm not gonna leave it open and walk away snickering to myself, no, i'm coming in. Half measures are no measures.
Also if i were to operate on a "just in case" mode of behavior, what's stopping me from turning everything i touch into another drone.
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2022-11-03 at 2:27 AM UTC
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Originally posted by Kafka
I keep mine
As a rule you don't want to share how you do passwords. All the information about how you structure passwords can be used to configure something called a mutator. A mutator will take a long list of words and change each word according to a set of rules/patterns i give it. The more i know about your passwords the better the rules will be; increasing my chances of cracking your password.
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2022-11-03 at 1:57 AM UTC
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16 digit upper/lower case plus special character, preferably scrambled as in randomized is pretty good password policy. If i ran systems in an enterprise setting i would force workstation level users to use a similar policy just to get permission jailed user session going. Gotta log into anything else? 2 factor auth with a time based/HMAC one time key, every time.
An inescapable problem with saving passwords even in encrypted form is that when your master password gets popped you're basically fucked.
Password managers automate password generation, and will remember the passwords for you and even store them securely. But you'll probably have a master password you ought to make hard to crack and that one you need to store in your brain.
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You redacted one PM sender, i am now more curious about the mystery messenger than i was before looking at that screencap.
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2022-11-02 at 7:36 PM UTC
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wish me luck guys
Originally posted by cigreting
she looks 12
That's the point. And i won't be wishing you good luck Wario, your lady 'friend' seems like the one that could do with some better fortune. Imagine leaving half of your family behind, fleeing war, and death, only to end up in Poland with some spastic who's only real passion is "rim jobs".
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