D.B. LeConte-Spink

@LeConteSpink

co-founder ζ ðørkßöt ζ "Uniquely Dangerous" ζ (ex-)smuggler ζ ~ ζ BASE 715 ζ Earth First! (ret'd) ζ

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Joined September 2008

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    Nov 20

    Dwain Weston & I did the BASE jump of Monkey Face back in the day - exitpoint is on the left-hand skyline of this photo, accessed via an aid line to the cave mouth (visible in pic) & a scramble to the summit from there - neat jump, very aesthetic. Still miss you, Dwain. R.I.P.

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    Nov 28

    2.6.5 has been released. Enjoy.

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    16 hours ago

    The problem with this statement is that there are very few activities that law enforcement does that should be considered legitimate, and that the power structures we enable to support the "legitimate" activities end up supporting the oppression of marginalized communities.

    Rosenstein: “We cannot accept a culture in which technology companies considers it part of their responsibility to defeat legitimate law enforcement” activities.
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    13 hours ago

    "Linux and Supercomputers" (via )

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    16 hours ago

    Sealed sender is currently rolling out in production and already represents 45% of overall Signal messaging traffic. That percentage is growing fast as users update. Thanks to everyone who participated in the public beta.

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    Technology preview: Sealed sender for Signal
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    Nov 26

    Tsurugi is an heavily customized Linux distribution designed to support your DFIR investigations, malware analysis and open source intelligence activities

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    10 hours ago

    Please continue to write to Jeremy. (Please only letters at this time - no books or magazines.) He will continue to be housed in solitary for the time being, so mail is vital to keep his spirits up! Jeremy Hammond, #18729-424 FCI Milan P.O. Box 1000 Milan, MI 48160

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    11 hours ago

    Briar has no service provider and only you know who's who.

    Ian Levy of GCHQ has released an essay on how law enforcement should get access to end-to-end encrypted communications. Here is the critical bit to pay attentio…
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  10. 14 hours ago

    Twitter has figured out I have cancer (via my tweets, so fair enough) & now feeds me promoted oncology-related adverts. I read some of them, because they're relevant & often technically substantive. Even so, yeah... it's undeniably creepy. This is the future we worked to build?

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    15 hours ago

    Source of these screenies relating to 3ve fraudnet BGP hijacking (.pdf, ironically enough ;-): (cc )

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    15 hours ago

    This fraud campaign has been using, for years, BGP hijacking at scale in order to push traffic to infection sources... wow.

    In collaboration with other companies & the , has helped take down massive ad :
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    19 hours ago

    How to create the perfect anonymizing botnet by abusing UPnP features — and without any infection

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    19 hours ago

    【=🌀︿🌀=】a little visual for my porter remix made by my touring partner, friend & visuals guy, Cam.

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    18 hours ago

    This is a very, very important red flag for anyone working on civilian digital security technologies. If we aren't directly & effectively defending against such attacks, then we might as well just ship data around plaintext. Assuming this isn't happening already would be naive.

    Ian Levy of GCHQ has released an essay on how law enforcement should get access to end-to-end encrypted communications. Here is the critical bit to pay attentio…
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    Nov 28

    A short paper shedding light onto the brand new ELF binary mitigation feature 'SCOP' (Secure code partitioning) introduced into the latest versions of gcc/ld. Discovered and analyzed by Justin Michael's and myself on a Saturday evening::

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    17 hours ago

    This. Looking back on today's network security landscape from n years in future (n being a low single-digit real number), we'll be baffled as to how/why this attack model was so widely & blithely ignored for so long. Alas self-delusion != viable security methodology.

    This is a very, very important red flag for anyone working on civilian digital security technologies. If we aren't directly & effectively defending against such attacks, then we…
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    19 hours ago
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    Quite a gaping loophole (the third one) the GCHQ has built into their equities process, eh? In a very real sense, *all* software - particularly anything network-facing - is "inherently vulnerable." (cc )

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    "If that weren’t enough, there is another way to steal computing resources through a webpage-embedded mining script that starts when the user opens the site in a browser." Now *who* would be dumb enough to do that..? 🤔 Oh wait. Right. 👍

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    Nov 28

    xsshell : An XSS reverse shell framework :

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    Nov 28

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    A Far Side comic. Two steer are drawing a diagram of a farmer divided into pieces of meat, a few labeled "Shoulder Chops" and "Spare Ribs", and the head marked "throw away". The caption of the comic is "Farmer Brown froze in his tracks; the cows stared wide-eyed back at him. Somewhere, off in the distance, a dog barked."
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