[cryptome] Re: Security and the Rise of Snakeoil
- From: Aftermath <aftermath.thegreat@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "cryptome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <cryptome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 14:40:57 -0700
space values would indeed help the security of the password
On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 2:27 PM, Ryan Carboni <ryacko@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> those are clearly space separated values
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 2:24 PM, Aftermath <aftermath.thegreat@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>
>> coderman, you said "some free passwords" but clearly you have only
>> provided 1
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 12:26 PM, coderman <coderman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>> On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 1:41 PM, In Harms Way <11414150173@xxxxxxxxxx>
>>> wrote:
>>> > Security and the Rise of Snakeoil
>>> > Published: 04 June 2014
>>> > The original of this essay was written by stf in Hungarian. I decided
>>> to go
>>> > ahead and translate it into English because I liked it.
>>>
>>> good indeed!
>>> ... now if only it wasn't so depressing and intimidating ;)
>>> i have some other ideas for a way out of the mess.[0]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > how often do you update your systems?
>>>
>>> constantly.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > how strong are your email passwords? do you reuse them for other
>>> pages, too?
>>>
>>> i pick a new one for every purpose, the stronger the better.
>>> (some services don't let you pick a strong password) [1]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > how many of your peers use GMail, Facebook, Skype, and do you keep in
>>> touch
>>> > with them through these?
>>>
>>> i have no idea about Facestab or Skrap, but i and a few others use
>>> GMail to express contempt for email as a whole and better data mine
>>> (search) public list archives.
>>>
>>> nothing conveys my contempt for email like a gmail account!
>>>
>>>
>>> best regards,
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 0. "security by self evident existence"
>>> """
>>> Red-Team Networks Everywhere!!!
>>> This effort attempts to remedy the pervasive and comprehensive
>>> vulnerability of consumer, industry, and government hardware and
>>> software systems. In order to achieve best effective posture with
>>> maximum haste apply four principles globally:
>>>
>>> 1) Blanket Legal Invulnerability
>>> Remove all criminal and civil liability for "hacking", computer
>>> trespass, and all related activities performed over data networks;
>>> establish proactive "shield" legislation to protect and encourage
>>> unrestricted security research of any subject on any network. extend
>>> to international agreements for blanket protection in all
>>> jurisdictions.
>>>
>>> 2) Educational Support Everywhere
>>> Establish lock picking, computing, and hacking curriculum in pre
>>> school through grade school with subsidized access to technical
>>> resources including mobile, tablet, laptop test equipment, grid/cloud
>>> computing on-demand, software defined radios with full
>>> receive/transmit, and gigabit internet service or faster.
>>>
>>> 3) Collaborative Competitions
>>> Organize a program of blue and red teaming challenges for educational
>>> and public participation at the district, regional, and national level
>>> cultivating expertise and rewarding it with hacking toys, access, and
>>> monies.
>>>
>>> 4) Privileged Positioning
>>> Direct and unrestricted backbone access to various individuals or
>>> groups who demonstrate competence in either the educational or
>>> competitive realms, in order for them to mount additional attack
>>> strategies against any reach-able target. this access must consist of
>>> both passive taps of backbone traffic as well as injection taps for
>>> raw packet transmission at core rates. this should be available on the
>>> Internet backbone at internet exchanges, private fiber through public
>>> right of way, and core networks of operators of licensed wireless
>>> spectrum.
>>>
>>> end result / strong attractor:
>>> Open software and hardware widely in use in
>>> post-privacy-protection-purge future will invert power structure to
>>> defender with near unassailable advantage in "cyber domain". Any
>>> attacker required to compete against the global, collaborative,
>>> massive, iterative-crowd-hardened systems publicly in use.
>>> """
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 1. some free passwords! these are all sekure, don't worry :)
>>> dad2d212-3c6e-4d8e-9930-a8283186ed4b f3a56155-5f06-4e0f-8812-4e3b27050268
>>> d66fba0b-f8fa-4bc9-9e35-26b368398712 cbf4152c-5753-471a-89b6-f6ae92943ca1
>>> ve7zahchohla4iehoh6EimahgaireeN2 Ohph3shieth1shoal7ohQuohpohs4eed
>>> ex5eenoobeeRoyie4Oe5uchoo8ashooK soowugh6lah1fohraiMahnobaeShai1A
>>> o2{|!y)ebr-VsP.RXN214']('TcU;/SJ 4@2a,T.,N;os9Swe$`*(pn7z'T|o&J&Q
>>> }}!"m;QV"QoAkN4.8]jLGhhnnSfL+&y3 [t++W|/#`I\S<DlO7/=%3}t7H0xHJ.zs
>>> K%EMKqh$k7%>86erJ>_19>e!GQh12N0s ;tyN9Zc>%}ZnydEIHCN^RQVH>6Cny'[W
>>> %^XSnBXc!3Z~~P/fF=>8 U[:ninIDx9i;4Rja|%m$ 6E6<ZtYu~;R\L?<HGoJn
>>> Q+H=|Q9Ul"-|,_fFi[4h rDFsP{waE5>*DN#j5U?I 2/!3PVzFp-'`u5C#+40I
>>> <.-[#Yf=9P#3Va$GdXrp x+1'T%1Yzb-CxM*l+yP/ ;tAa!q@41P%w5:zX0Xjy
>>> <b/5Ylgfow3vB/%A nlYF+IXpK|3QND)" r`'%UTZ)7F?&&U|C iLXRef}T:I3WR}m?
>>> &@ytq(nN-K+^z89' 7snnm46zH?f`'N)M w3&Hz.6rj=uxq=pV Ac_>,D~hHY{P5CkJ
>>> 1<"dOj=g*^Ek+fiX G|]rfs1i.'+H}3*7 gaP!%8N$3Wz-dB2M LR"yyx|C6-)_za='
>>> H[`R0a+NIu1E 4S#|Q>,}XFsg LZ.3jE.9l/J= 9MZq38P<3,K< P9G!|-TeR3$n
>>> lzOb4I#>F(yx
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>>> 1SM(>nM'^#12
>>> Ni;#Yl2GX':g F@A*WYc@06%f T(-w$/$t_9*z W,/9I+&xsDx/ :7MVV|#2|CFd
>>> lJz?Z)m1)2<7
>>> ohhu1foh3Eivah6Ohngo cothahquaiQuuogo6dei oba8ui7doh8eik0Ap4fe
>>> jooReedi4huneo7Pohto oox7eix2paeShoo3kohh eiteash9footi7Cheequ
>>> Ye9ka9uashoo6uYah8ei XohxeeC8paQueirielae aezol4ai0cahhaiCaeli
>>> goh7phae4chaWo0U ieloo7ish1Ievooz NiyoosaePaghau4e eif1geeZuoth0eNg
>>> PhishooshooYif9w neenahQu9ileesh2 ahMo2rooF3Faevei Ahqu7ukees1shool
>>> Joocie9ge1aecang iew4po5eNgeetoce Thoh1iu6ief4ohVi Ohme5PhaeSho8uxe
>>> eif1yei8 ietig0oo keif4eil dah5fafu bie3oshu saiviz1u ese1uec2 ietohbe3
>>> ahxizee4 aid1aek9 rohjugh2 eo1if3ph ohoh1uu8 dooz8ze6 nai9saeh aeking0z
>>> ha4equie jae6iz2j noo8aeyu iech2jam ba0feech ohng6aer aa1eid0u yoh6paep
>>> 21414 25410 12686 04946 11072 19016 26291
>>> 0176501025 2925313469 2932201624
>>> 1,5,13,17 1,8,16,20 4,5,13,17 2,7,15,19
>>>
>>>
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