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Posts by EasyDoesIt

  1. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Hey 0+, what with your psychological prowess, would you say that online 'sessions' can work to effectively improve a…client? Basically, can you change my life with my help?

    Yeah absolutely man. I'd be more than happy to talk to you about anything even just as a friend.
  2. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    I've heard the comparison made by psychiatrists regarding Buproprion and blow but I've never heard of anyone mixing them.

    I mean it would definitely make the effects more noticeable. Your dick might not work as well for like a day.


    Not sure if the coke would counteract that though...
  3. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    I have massive ovaries. So massive they need to be cooled externally.

    Those are called testicles you gender-bending fanboy.
  4. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    There are plenty of network security tutorials: http://bfy.tw/3wwl and http://bfy.tw/3wxC

    This is a good outline: http://w3-o.cs.hm.edu/mediapool/soceanu/pmcio/Network_Security_Vulnerabilities_Threats_Attacks.pdf

    Use one of those systems as an IDS (like snort, ossec, ossim*) maybe even a honeypot (honeyd) once you learn more.
    Setup a dedicated firewall if your router isn't capable. Install custom firmware on router (openwrt, ddwrt) might be able to use ipv6 with router you have..

    Read as much as possible, try and fail and learn. Learn more about os security, maybe open bsd look into debian or rhel.


    Definitely use tor, for everything if possible. I use it for a lot of automated functionality like this: https://github.com/EtiennePerot/parcimonie.sh

    'night

    Thanks for this.

    Do you like Freenet at all?
  5. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    It's the same argument people make about the FCC.

    The airwaves belong to the people of the United States, but it's regulated by the FCC. The reason it's regulated this way is because you wouldn't have consistent or even reliable broadcasting services if stuff wasn't regulated by a governing body that was dedicated to regulating it full time. You'd have pirates literally everywhere, companies trying to outbuild each other resulting in interference for important stuff (like police radios, ambulance equipment, things that interfere with pacemakers and medical technology). You wouldn't even have reliable radio stations.

    I'm not a big fan of the government, but it's really sad watching childish adults (many of whom populate these kinds of forums) who never learned the elementary school less on of why we have basic rules.

    You can't just say "this land belongs to the people, they'll regulate it." You have to have oversight, which is why National Forests and State Lands have Game Commission and other forms of wildlife management.

    I'm also probably one of the few people left in this country who has to hunt food to survive, and you don't see me complaining that the game commission doesn't let me hunt squirrel with an AK-47. Get over whatever grudge you guys are holding with your elementary school teachers and cooperate with the rest of the adults.
  6. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Who owns the land right now?

    The people of Oregon.

    That's why it's fucked up that a bunch of gun toting retards are going to "occupy" it.
  7. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Because having your land stolen and complaining makes you a nutcase (here's looking at you native Indians)

    Very weak and disingenuous argument.


    There's a huge difference between turning land that belongs to nobody into public lands and invading a continent, committing genocide to the native there, consolidating the land into the hands of a few rich and powerful people, and forcing the natives out.
  8. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Are those the militia dudes that asked for care packages but got a bunch of dildos instead? They are awesome.

    Lol is that actually true?

    http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html


    Ha, apparently it is!
  9. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    So I've got a little home network going that I eventually want to build a Pentesting lab in. My dad and I are working on a larger project together, but I kind of wanted your input on what I can do until then. At this point, I kinda just want to make it as secure as possible and see if we can hook something up. I figured it would be fun to discuss and I value a lot of you guys' input.


    Router
    Right now I have a cheap little $50 router. I need to upgrade to an IPV6 compatible router very soon because my ISP is no longer supporting the older one. It drops the connection probably once every three and a half hours. Any ideas on what I should get budget wise with security in mind?

    After classes today I'm planning on doing all in my power to make it as secure as possible until I buy something better. Right now the router has a 12+ character password of numbers / symbols / capitals / lowercase. The network's SSID name was also changed as to not reveal what type it is. The traffic is encrypted through WPA2. The network password is also a 12+ character password with the same parameters.

    I'm going to enable MAC enhancementing.

    Questions:

    Is there a cool program out there that let's me see who is on my wifi and what they're doing? I'm familiar with TCP dump and Wireshark, but I've heard there are super easy programs out there that have sexy interfaces that make it even easier.

    Modem


    Questions:

    Should I even do anything with this?

    Battle Stations


    Right now I have 4 Laptops.

    Cloudbook - This is probably the most insecure computer on the network. It's a brand new Cloudbook running Windows 10 (it's for the female in the house who doesn't want to use it for anything but school). I run Lavasoft AdAware on it and a Firewall is enabled on it. I'm thinking about using a VPN but I'm not sure if it's really worth it.


    Notebook - The second one is my personal notebook - an Compaq Cm2130. As of right now, I'm running Linux Mint on it. I DBANed the original computer, overwrote all the hard drive space on install, and it's is encrypted with a 40+ character password. I have the password written on a piece of paper that I keep on me all times and it's written as a calculus equation - the answer of which is a series of numbers that I can translate into a series of symbols, lowercase, and uppercase characters through a personal cipher I've memorized and actively used since 2011.

    I'm planning on using Firefox, Disabling Java, and installing No Script.

    Laptop - The other is a full Toshiba Satellite that I just DBANed. It has no operating system installed on it. I was thinking about using Linux Lite on it but honestly I'm probably going to run Kali on it (for pentesting).

    Macbook - I have a very old macbook I "discovered" a few years ago at a school. It's old as shit and I'm having a hard time even installing anything on it. I'm thinking of maybe mining it for parts or turning it into a chromebook if possible. Puppy Linux might run on it, but I don't even know what I'm going to do with it.

    I never shared this with you guys, but I made a very small portable solar powered Micro-PC out of a Raspberry Pi and an old pencil box (It even locks up with a key). It also takes outlet power, so I've been thinking about turning it into a Linux server for pentesting.

    Questions: What do you guys think? What's my current security rating? What else should I add?

    What do you guys think about using TOR, Freenet, or VPNs?


    I always got the impression that using TOR or Freenet made your ISP able to see that your data is encrypted and would bring more suspicion to you than anything, but I guess that's only if they have a reason to watch you anyway. I guess what I'm saying is that I have experience with it but never really used it. The same thing goes for VPNs. I'm not going to pay for one, so is a free VPN even worth using?

    Any browser add-ons or stuff that would be worth adding? I know Sophie mentioned that he has a button he can push that changes his IP and stuff. Any ideas about what I should do with this network? Any glaring security holes?
  10. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Don't kill and eat a cat. I'll be upset with if you do.

    That's why I haven't done it. I don't want to kill a cat.

    I might go to like Korea or something where they serve dog and cat.
  11. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Not sure if you saw but some nutcases in Oregon just took over a national forest with their own weapons and their leader got shot by the police.
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  13. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    The only way you're going to become his friend is to turn into a 10-year-old girl.

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  14. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    There are two kinds of people in the world,

    Those who are alive and those who are dead.
  15. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    This is now a good poster appreciation thread:

    Sophie - What can I say? Paedophilia aside, you're one of my faves on this site. Watching you grow and learn about technology is extremely motivating - I'm not sure how far you've come in the few years we've known each other

    Lanny - Thanks for making this big gay site possible. You're the coolest niggerfaggot in space.

    Phoenix - Always appreciate you're valuable input

    LiquidIce - Your tech knowledge is most appreciated and valuable.

    Mmq - Do I even have to say anything? Always has good input and a very sharp sense of humor.

    Bill Krozbyler - From Bill Krozbydogs getting your dick sucked by PacMan, this site wouldn't be the same without you.

    SBTLauien - Always asking intelligent questions



    Handjobs for everyone I forgot.
  16. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    I dunno, he's an acquaintance from "the old days", but I've never had any close interaction with him. I guess we never posted in the same sections or something.

    Yeah, I think we definitely have a userbase to support this. There's a few of us here the hangout everyday. I was toying with the idea of an IRC channel and some other fun-but-useless stuff like ftp/gopher whatevs.



    Ok. Why do you think this forum is dying? Sophie just made a pretty fucking good thread in technophiliacs. I try to be active in my free time, although I'm not posting as much informative threads as I'd like to (I wanna post stuff about exercise and about linux, I'll write it out when Im bumming it out from airport to airport the next few days).

    I see your point about drugs, pizza, and skateboards, but I just steer clear of those sections there and stick to the normal stuff. I would hate for that stuff to endanger the discussions in technophiliacs though.

    Yeah I have to give credit where credit is due, Sophie and LiquidIce have been turning out some killer tech threads lately. I'm pretty happy with them and will be reading them in depth later.


    We all bitch about bad posters but I try to recognize the good ones now and again. SBTlauren or whatever his/her fucking name is is alright too. Lanny always have valuable input on code.

    Some of you niggas have some real tech knowledge.
  17. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Actually I just checked and the freeinformationsociety is back up!
  18. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    Actually, yes, it was. At least on an electronic platform. Totse was the very first of its kind. There were a few others, but they all followed in Totse's footsteps. Guess you just had to have been there.

    Lol, I was on NirvanaNet back when that shit was a dial in BBS. Acting like I" just had to of been there" is laughable.


    And no, it wasn't the first time or only time people did this. Even in the mid 2000s there were better groups than Totse (like thefreeinformationsociety) but they weren't as popular - which served their purpose because it wasn't filled with shitposting, people fucking burritos, and all the other stuff that obscures this lofty notion of what you guys seem to think Totse is or was. I'm not saying you can't have fun, but some of you guys act seriously are making Totse out to be a religion.

    It was a great community and we had some good times, but by the mid 2000s there was nothing spectacular about it, which is why it got closed.

    You need to put down the Kool Aid man.
  19. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    It's not about Totse itself, it's about the spirit of Totse and all it stood for. That's the point. The spirit of the temple still lives.

    I mean that's kind of melodramatic.

    It's not like the first time people got together dedicated to the idea of freedom and sharing knolwedge was in the 1980s man.

    It had a big influence on me but a lot of you guys are honestly starting to sound like you're part of an organized religion. A large part of the nostalgia is simply the fact a lot of us were younger when we found it.
  20. EasyDoesIt Tuskegee Airman
    In my new forum, we propose ideas for new forums.

    The first forum I would propose in my new forum is a new forum to propose new forums.
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