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my uncle works at the gign this is the what the isis text message encryption looks like akb = allah ackbar imd = infidels must die kai = kill all infidels hugtg? = have u got the grenades loi = lots of infidels
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s0m3 guy posted:my uncle works at the gign this is the what the isis text message encryption looks like impossible for the US government to crack
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Nov 23, 2015 01:25
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fakiebeanplant posted:this happened in 2012. Assuming the ~300 polio cases in 2014 is constant across the last 4 or so years, the cost of this CIA initiative is 1500. (keep in mind this is w/ heavy assumptions, including every case is counted as a death) http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2015/02/150225-polio-pakistan-vaccination-virus-health/ quote:But the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden that spring and the subsequent fallout in Pakistan and the surrounding region—which included targeted assassinations of polio vaccination teams—allowed the virus to fight back. Almost four years later, polio remains a significant threat in Pakistan, which reported 327 new cases in 2014, 60 percent of the world total. This month, gunmen attacked a polio vaccination team in northwestern Pakistan and another four-member team was kidnapped and murdered in the Balochistan region, near the Afghan border.
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Nov 23, 2015 01:27
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what kind of retard assassinates a medical team then doesn't sell the vaccinations at a premium?
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Nov 23, 2015 01:30
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pakistanis fighting the good fight against autism
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nomadologique posted:pakistanis fighting the good fight against autism Pakistan to have a high speed rail system before california?
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Nov 23, 2015 01:42
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Woodward and Bernstein are considered investigative heroes for exposing political surveillance back in the 70's, Snowden is a national traitor for exposing mass surveillance in 2013. Oh how the tides have turned....
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Nov 23, 2015 01:48
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down n out posted:Woodward and Bernstein are considered investigative heroes for exposing political surveillance back in the 70's, Snowden is a national traitor for exposing mass surveillance in 2015. Oh how the tides have turned.... Was pretty hilarious seeing the character assassination campaign against Snowden and also how the Obama administration got the lamestream media to repeat its talking points.
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Nov 23, 2015 01:50
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fakiebeanplant posted:Assuming the ~300 polio cases in 2014 is constant across the last 4 or so years, the cost of this CIA initiative is 1500
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Nov 23, 2015 02:10
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etalian posted:But the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden that spring and the subsequent fallout in Pakistan and the surrounding region—which included targeted assassinations of polio vaccination teams—allowed the virus to fight back. Almost four years later, polio remains a significant threat in Pakistan, which reported 327 new cases in 2014, 60 percent of the world total. This month, gunmen attacked a polio vaccination team in northwestern Pakistan and another four-member team was kidnapped and murdered in the Balochistan region, near the Afghan border. Are you blaming the CIA for violence perpetrated by the very same rebel groups they aim to dismantle? Those loving Trojans made it so hard for us to trust horses...
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Nov 23, 2015 02:12
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fakiebeanplant posted:Are you blaming the CIA for violence perpetrated by the very same rebel groups they aim to dismantle? well multiple western aid groups were pretty much outraged the CIA decided to use the doctor cover story since it made their jobs even more dangerous.
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Nov 23, 2015 02:16
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down n out posted:Woodward and Bernstein are considered investigative heroes for exposing political surveillance back in the 70's, Snowden is a national traitor for exposing mass surveillance in 2013. Oh how the tides have turned.... If you look at his work history he basically went shopping from job to job looking for something valuable to steal and then sell to a foreign power. Also how he actually didn't release very much at all to the public until it became clear that the Chinese and the Russians weren't too interested in buying what he had. It's a bit different from Woodward/Bernstein. e: to put it more bluntly, if any other government had bought his poo poo, you'd never have known what exactly he stole
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Nov 23, 2015 02:16
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Flesh Forge posted:If you look at his work history he basically went shopping from job to job looking for something valuable to steal and then sell to a foreign power. Also how he actually didn't release very much at all to the public until it became clear that the Chinese and the Russians weren't too interested in buying what he had. It's a bit different from Woodward/Bernstein. lmao the old administration talking point, Snowden did it all since he thought it would make himself rich.
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Nov 23, 2015 02:22
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Flesh Forge posted:If you look at his work history he basically went shopping from job to job looking for something valuable to steal and then sell to a foreign power. Also how he actually didn't release very much at all to the public until it became clear that the Chinese and the Russians weren't too interested in buying what he had. It's a bit different from Woodward/Bernstein. Bullshit. All written bios point that he was an expert in US foreign counter-intelligence with a focus in computer-espionage. He was a stud in his field and worked for years in both CIA/NSA.
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Nov 23, 2015 02:34
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down n out posted:Bullshit. I didn't say he was dumb or bad at his job.
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Nov 23, 2015 02:35
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etalian posted:lmao the old administration talking point, Snowden did it all since he thought it would make himself rich. Yeah that's why he gave all of his info to the press immediately upon getting out of the US oh wait that's not what he did
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Nov 23, 2015 02:39
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I dont blame snowden i blame that same dumbshit spooks that are alwaus doing poo poo that gets america at large hosed over, and who once again could or would not do their jobs. Exactly how many cia ops have to blow up in our faces before we realize these people are worse than useless and need to be hung from doorknobs on their underpants?
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Nov 23, 2015 02:43
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down n out posted:Bullshit. total stud uses elevated permissions to access answer key for NSA entrance exam. http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygreenberg/2013/12/16/an-nsa-coworker-remembers-the-real-edward-snowden-a-genius-among-geniuses/ I get how this is condemning for NSA, but just exactly how does this make him a computer stud? quote:"Snowden’s managers decided that he was the most qualified candidate to build a new web front-end for one of its projects, despite his contractor status. As his coworker tells it, he was given full administrator privileges, with virtually unlimited access to NSA data. “Big mistake in hindsight,” says Snowden’s former colleague. “But if you had a guy who could do things nobody else could, and the only problem was that his badge was green instead of blue, what would you do?”" Ahh yes front-end development; the groundbreaking technical discipline for badass super hackers. E: just to avoid further derailment, society is founded on the concept of contract. Snowden voided a contract because he deemed certain clandestine operations problematic, and decided the US should provide a virtual safe space for child porn and drug trafficking. I get the net neutrality argument for the Arab Spring in Egypt etc, but I can't imagine a single good reason to use Tor in god's own USA beyond circumventing law enforcement. E2: quote:Snowden kept a copy of the constitution on his desk to cite when arguing against NSA activities he thought might violate it. tomatoes and shit fucked around with this message at 02:53 on Nov 23, 2015 |
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fakiebeanplant posted:I have a BS Computer Science and I can't be bothered to figure out gpg. This is where you lost all credibility.
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Nov 23, 2015 04:50
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guys ever notice how fakiebeanplant only shows up in snowden threds... 
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Nov 23, 2015 05:00
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nomadologique posted:guys ever notice how fakiebeanplant only shows up in snowden threds... NSA nerd mad that a lowly computer janitor outwitted them all?
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Nov 23, 2015 05:19
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NSA says: "ppl died because you won't let us spy on you why wouldn't you want us to spy on you ??? Waaaah waaaaaaaaah! " *shits pants*
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Nov 23, 2015 05:30
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fakiebeanplant posted:total stud uses elevated permissions to access answer key for NSA entrance exam. Maybe if the NSA wasn't illegally and unconstitutionally spying on everyone he wouldn't have done it? v  vAlso if the director of national intelligence didn't lie to congress about the existence of such programs. Just my opinion though.
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Rahu posted:Maybe if the NSA wasn't illegally and unconstitutionally spying on everyone he wouldn't have done it? v No he probably would have found something else to steal
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etalian posted:NSA nerd mad that a lowly computer janitor outwitted them all? local man outwits coworkers by stealing and distributing files from work
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fakiebeanplant posted:I have a BS Computer Science and I can't be bothered to figure out gpg. It's basically as user friendly as itunes, lol.
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a cop posted:It's basically as user friendly as itunes, lol. i meant the CLI tried to make a hashbang.sh account and it tells me some gpg dependency is missing. try to brew install gpg and something else goes wrong quote:-n * Checking for gpg...
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Oh ok.
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Nov 23, 2015 06:07
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Try the faq section it probably has an answer there
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funzo2226 posted:Try the faq section it probably has an answer there ya know its funny you mention because i tried that and they recommended i commandeer the snowden thread
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Nov 23, 2015 06:20
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gamefaqs nsa cryptoweb subforums
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nb: not to be confused with gamefaqs luelinks eti spinoff
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Snowden is a hero. Glenn Greenlulz is a narcissistic piece of poo poo.
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Immortan posted:Snowden is a hero. I like how Glenn Greenwald sent his boyfriend to the UK as a data courier.
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Nov 23, 2015 07:08
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Tutanota is a good encrypted email service. If you get one we can send password protected emails to each other. The pass will be : imgay
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Baba Ganoush posted:Tutanota is a good encrypted email service. If you get one we can send password protected emails to each other. my pw is yokoritaisdreamwaifu
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fakiebeanplant posted:ahh yes. the suicidal sociopaths in ISIS are meticulously documenting which communications occur over which channels in order to reverse engineer the oppositions' surveillance techniques. you don't think they (and every other criminal organization) doesn't know what is safe to use and what isn't and not to use some poo poo again once it is compromised? there's no investment in STEM R&D dude they're using MMO chat clients and encryption apps written by Russians to talk to each other.
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fakiebeanplant posted:this happened in 2012. Assuming the ~300 polio cases in 2014 is constant across the last 4 or so years, the cost of this CIA initiative is 1500. (keep in mind this is w/ heavy assumptions, including every case is counted as a death) lmao
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fakiebeanplant posted:local man outwits coworkers by stealing and distributing files from work When your job is intelligence and surveillance, this is actually a big deal, though. It is literally someone's job to make sure that doesn't happen.
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fakiebeanplant posted:Imagine being a super-driven and somewhat bright employee trying to view porn at work undetected. Having access to gigabytes of technical documentation regarding how your employer looks for network abuse would probably be somewhat useful in evading detection. no you stupid piece of poo poo snowden assisted literally 0 people in viewing porn at work. Way to completely miss the loving point (also everyone has smartphones now grandpa)
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