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Does he have one? 15:33:37 *** HiveResearch has quit (User quit: ) 15:35:31 I don't have a UPS 15:40:12 *** DaSpirit has quit (User quit: I have to go, bye!) 15:50:44 joepie91 has a DHL 15:50:46 heeeeeeeeeey o! 15:52:52 * lady-3jane repeatedly slaps zxcvbnm 15:52:53 oh god no 15:52:59 no no no! 15:53:15 bad jokes :< 15:53:49 hahahahah 15:54:41 I think I've just won a verbal arm wrestling with some geek on #gentoo 15:55:08 (the hahaha is for the /me action!) 16:05:05 *** fanat1ck (fanat1ck@cryto-A6C557F0.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 16:06:26 *** fanat1ck has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 16:10:27 NP: [Mediks - Outbreak] [Outbreak EP] [1026kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 16:10:47 * lady-3jane dances 16:10:50 and soon: coffee 16:10:57 CAWPHEE 16:11:15 lulzz 16:11:16 "sumatran" coffee is my favorite of the non-turkish variety 16:11:23 it's fruity :O 16:11:35 good god, switch to tea, immediately! 16:11:44 absolutely not 16:11:52 slow... tasty... ez.... 16:11:57 lulz 16:12:05 :3 16:12:11 No, I very much want coffee 16:12:15 tea is no substitute 16:12:46 I love tea, but it will never be coffee to me 16:13:49 * lady-3jane squeeees and runs to get coffee 16:14:24 * monod giggles! GIGGLES! lady-3jane 16:15:24 * lady-3jane :D 16:15:42 fruity with an earthy aftertaste 16:15:43 so tasty 16:15:54 NP: [Mediks - Blown Away] [Outbreak EP] [1076kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 16:16:02 * lady-3jane kekekes 16:19:54 NP: [The Andrew Sisters - Rum & Coca Cola (JoJo Effect Remix)] [Betty Boop presents Electro Swing] [887kbps] DeaDBeeF 0.5.6-3jane 16:20:47 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crbuYBWmVF0 16:20:52 ^ son 16:20:52 g 16:21:43 lulz accents 16:22:21 mmmm, sailor boys 16:22:38 that was the nice thing about san diego 16:22:58 gaslight district was sailors on leave and the girls who wanted em 16:23:04 very pretty :> 16:27:39 * zxcvbnm packet captures packet captures 16:28:43 AWEEEE YEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHHHH 16:28:52 Tapping teh NSA? 16:29:30 the hardware that was in the att switching center in san francisco was commercially available 16:29:41 I forget the company 16:29:43 but you can buy em 16:29:44 :> 16:30:26 always 16:30:28 we sold em to middle eastern countries. orrrrr didn't balk when our companies wanted to 16:30:45 they're not bluecoat 16:30:50 fuck, I can't remember the company 16:30:51 whatever 16:30:51 lol 16:31:09 bluecabinet would know 16:31:18 zxcvbnm, what do you mean? 16:31:42 Did bans on even real barrel-and-shell weapons ever worked? 16:32:36 not in this country 16:32:57 only automatic weapons were sufficiently banned, and everyone got to keep the ones they had 16:33:10 Oh, I actually meant exports 16:33:18 oh 16:33:29 I don't know much about that 16:33:39 I figure we sell to friends who sell to enemies 16:33:43 that's usually how it works 16:34:06 for very very interesting definitions of "friends" 16:34:07 Like, when one idiot is starting some war and bans export/import there, it looks like all of his haters or wannabes start selling shit to it all of sudden ;) 16:34:31 Examples are all over cold war 16:34:36 when that's done it's called a foreign policy initiative :3 16:35:26 the other issue is that in countries which have more land borders than the US, it's often easy to drive trucks over the border 16:35:54 It's still pretty easy here, but we've got predator drones covering mexico's border, with plans and money for more 16:36:38 My thinking was that it's kinda hard to imagine bans export/import of computers or algorithms when even military-only-produced gear never was under control, it seems 16:36:53 * lady-3jane wonders how long until authorization to shoot missiles at people coming over the border from mexico illegally 16:37:12 ha ha but that's exactly what we have 16:37:29 cuba has shit tech stuff because we got everyone to embargo them 16:37:34 lol 16:37:35 not long 16:37:45 What? No! 16:37:59 also, as far as crypto goes, we have a huge export ban on crypto 16:38:05 nobody honors it anymore, but companies have to 16:38:08 It had shit tech while Fidel was in power and basically shot everyone who tried to use tech there 16:38:15 yes 16:38:20 they're trying to make the transition right now 16:38:25 it's fascinating to watch 16:38:37 obama dropped most of that shit in 2008 or 2009 16:38:45 so they can buy tech stuff again 16:39:06 they've just turned on a fiber run to venezuela, and a backup to... I forget 16:39:15 one of the other countries with infrastructure 16:39:28 the run to venezuela is their first 16:39:36 all access previous to that was via microwave 16:39:46 or satelite 16:40:16 And with a permission, at specific places where it was given 16:40:25 Even for foreigners 16:40:26 hotels have it, yeah 16:40:36 and recently they've gotten quite lax with that 16:40:42 but it's outpriced for locals 16:40:44 Raul's soft ;( 16:41:25 when a day of interbutts is almost half what you make a month... it's not gonna fly 16:43:02 narus! 16:43:11 narus hardware! that's what they used in att switching room. 16:43:29 http://bluecabinet.info/wiki/Blue_cabinet/Narus 16:50:32 * zxcvbnm muhahahahaha 16:50:41 And I'm Spartacus 16:50:46 Well met! 16:50:49 Indeed 16:51:00 You're like the 10th Spartacus I've met .. 16:51:20 They're more common than Napoleons these days, it seems 16:51:32 classic 16:51:59 What to print on a t-shirt? 16:52:14 Need a new one and thinking to print something on it... 17:00:34 MK_FG: I got raided by the FBI, and all I got was this lousy t-shirt 17:00:48 o_O 17:00:56 :D 17:00:58 They gave you an FBI t-shirt!? 17:00:59 perfect print 17:01:01 no 17:01:02 lol 17:01:05 I was just suggesting a print 17:01:06 Oh 17:01:09 you don't recognize the meme? 17:01:21 Heh, no, apparently 17:01:26 http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AndAllIGotWasThisLousyTShirt 17:01:39 Good idea 17:02:35 *** HiveResearch (HiveResear@8D022ED6.9F32FB1E.57B9DF22.IP) has joined #crytocc 17:04:59 Should probably translate that to arabic, except for FSB acronym... 17:05:23 Local skinheads might beat the shit out of me for it though ;) 17:07:59 beat them back? 17:08:01 :D 17:08:15 just keep a pipewrench on you, you'll be fine 17:08:15 lol 17:15:42 Might be possible, but quite difficult 17:16:09 Way too much hassle ;) 17:22:16 * zxcvbnm disclaimer: pipe wrench might be harder to wield than anticipated 17:34:12 *** mama has quit (Ping timeout) 17:34:19 oh man 17:34:20 http://www.dronestagr.am/ 17:34:33 It's exactly what it sounds like 17:49:51 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 17:55:44 *goosh* wow 17:57:57 I'm realizing that river metaphor has an interpretation in informatics as well as that in life 17:58:17 whenever you fill something you can imagine it as a river flowing actually. 17:58:35 so just hdd's interpretation U_U and other storages as well 18:05:09 yes 18:05:27 "Data flows." was a favorite 18:06:46 keeping iftop running is a fascinating venture 18:12:14 Data flows? and - iftop? 18:12:53 oooooh 18:13:07 like top, but for netbutt usage! 18:15:55 net butt baaaby 18:16:50 I wonder WHY the AMD Athlon XP 2000+ has 34 bit for physical addresses 18:17:18 maybe 32 bits for memory, 2 for paging, so... 4 pages xD 18:29:13 *** monod has quit (Ping timeout) 18:43:27 *** iceTwy (quixotikal@cryto-610769D0.fbx.proxad.net) has joined #crytocc 18:45:30 ping 18:48:52 pong 18:49:01 the latency!! 19:08:32 *** iceTwy has quit (Connection reset by peer) 19:29:13 *** monod (gStories@cryto-74D7BC2B.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #crytocc 19:37:15 *** iceTwy (quixotikal@cryto-610769D0.fbx.proxad.net) has joined #crytocc 19:49:20 "can nobody save us? will anyone try?" 19:51:49 god 19:51:50 Russia 19:51:50 http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/photos-from-russia-everyone-needs-to-see 19:59:34 Russia will save us 20:03:03 *** monod has quit (Ping timeout) 20:03:12 *** iceTwy has quit (Ping timeout) 20:05:30 *** iceTwy (quixotikal@cryto-610769D0.fbx.proxad.net) has joined #crytocc 20:17:48 *** monod (gStories@cryto-74D7BC2B.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #crytocc 20:21:33 *** monod has quit (Ping timeout) 20:36:12 *** monod (gStories@cryto-74D7BC2B.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #crytocc 20:40:02 *** monod has quit (Ping timeout) 20:41:49 *** ElectRo` (x@cryto-F9D9164.torservers.net) has joined #crytocc 20:43:41 *** monod (gStories@cryto-74D7BC2B.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #crytocc 20:46:46 *** monod has quit (Ping timeout) 20:47:57 *** monod (gStories@cryto-74D7BC2B.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #crytocc 20:48:06 lagtest 20:48:12 the heck?.. 21:00:12 *** AnonO_o (AnonO_o@cryto-CBE2BE89.cryptoanarchy.co) has joined #crytocc 21:00:29 hai 21:02:38 hello! 21:03:36 *** swordy (swordy@DCB5645F.8D44884B.9FBD6124.IP) has joined #crytocc 21:07:14 *** zest (zest@cryto-C630644E.is.a.tor.exit.server.torland.is) has joined #crytocc 21:09:34 joe still alive? 21:09:50 I think he's busy as usual 21:28:16 AnonO_o: I'm still physically alive, yes 21:29:02 joepie91: :3 21:29:26 did tflow talk to you about some coding stuff? gpg related? 21:29:29 maddux: hai 21:29:32 not yet 21:29:47 hm k, he was interested in some project you suggested a while ago 21:30:02 use PKI instead of web passwords 21:30:16 oh, that'd be the concept at the bottom of http://cryto.net/~joepie91 21:30:17 I think 21:30:35 yeah he probably has seen it. he'll prolly hit you up at some point 21:31:16 haha fuck yeah! 21:31:23 is there any follow up on what happened joe, or are you still in limbo while they get their heads out of their collective asses? 21:31:32 spdy indicator now has a logo for spdy draft 2! 21:31:58 YEAH 21:31:59 AnonO_o: I'd say that's a somewhat apt description 21:32:03 and it has a logo for QUIC 21:32:15 * lady-3jane excite 21:32:20 I didn't seem to have the information they needed 21:32:46 does that mean you'll get your shit back shortly? 21:33:25 there's no ETA on that yet 21:34:24 * lady-3jane nods 21:34:33 ETA is probably something like "hahahaha, you're funny!" 21:34:36 "I hope so" 21:35:16 fuxdafedz 21:35:30 so it was just harassment... "we're watching you buddy" 21:35:45 lulz 21:35:48 that doesn't seem like a sane conclusion 21:35:54 do they wasted time? 21:36:18 sorry, I forgot I can't argue now 21:36:26 (bedtime) 21:36:44 sane? 21:36:49 yes 21:36:55 AnonO_o: no, it wasn't harrassment I think 21:37:00 I think they genuinely believed I had information 21:37:09 they wouldn't have been so nice if it was harrassment 21:38:00 we'll see the state of the equipment on return. 21:38:18 oh well, consider this: they also have information on people in contact with joepie91 21:38:34 ermahgawd 21:38:47 joe, you didn't tell them about us in Paris?! 21:38:59 * lady-3jane laughs 21:39:00 OMG WHAT!? 21:39:05 they know to whom joe talked? 21:39:09 THIS IS THE END!!! 21:39:21 this...is... sparta! 21:39:46 of course, everything is a conspiracy to them 21:39:54 1) I was serious, those are side informations 2) ok, it's bedtime here, but.... 21:39:55 conspiring to commit a conspiracy 21:40:27 this is one of the most annoying things about anon 21:40:36 almost everything is a conspiracy theory 21:40:57 even if there is a myriad of facts contradicting it 21:41:02 but facts are overrated... 21:41:27 not only anon, many "normal" folks are infected too 21:41:32 twitter is a breeding ground 21:41:42 It 21:41:47 It's not anon, it's people 21:41:59 that's how people make judgements with imperfect or lacking information 21:42:03 solient green? 21:42:06 if you'd ask on twitter who many think that hastings was killed by the Govt, you'd probably have about 90% say yes 21:42:18 evidence? ahh.. nah, but it's SKETCHY! 21:42:20 DONT YOU SEE IT 21:42:24 ITS OBVIOUS! 21:42:35 * AnonO_o passes out tin foil 21:42:50 yes, and I'd say the same thing. but I know zero facts about the case, other than he drove fast and flipped his car 21:43:04 and there was a fire or some shit 21:43:07 well, there are certain weird circumstances, that is true 21:43:36 but.. as always with conspiracy theories, i could make up 5000+ other theories on how he was killed that are completely different 21:43:44 but as plausible or even more so 21:43:46 it's possible it was nothing, just a bad series of events. Also could be gov. Also could be a corp if he was getting onto somebody's shit 21:44:00 * lady-3jane shrugs 21:44:02 yes, indeed 21:44:05 right lemme get this correct 21:44:14 there are not enough facts to prove anything 21:44:16 if I do not sign a message when I encrypt it with PGP 21:44:20 GPG, rather 21:44:32 go on? 21:44:39 there is no way one can know the email that's on the key I used to sign 21:44:51 and/or the identity given when the key was generated 21:44:58 unless it's an email obviously 21:45:14 uhm not quite sure if i understood you correctly 21:45:27 he's talking about encrypting a bit of data, not an email 21:45:35 you do not sign an email, but merely encrypzt it and send it to someone? 21:45:42 no 21:45:44 you would not be using any of your keys to do that 21:45:46 you encrypt a file, let's say 21:45:49 yes 21:45:51 well obviously.. 21:45:52 to whom? 21:45:56 to a random person 21:45:58 you need to encrypt it to a key 21:46:03 ikr 21:46:05 yes, okay some random persons key. 21:46:09 if they have a gpg key, you can encrypt it to their key 21:46:11 so you use HIS public key to encrypt 21:46:17 then your identity/email never appears whatsoever 21:46:19 I'm aware maddux 21:46:20 only they can decrypt it 21:46:21 yes 21:46:22 I use GPG myself 21:46:23 he would not know whose encrypted it 21:46:28 good then 21:46:46 I'm not sure how you'd get the data to the person without them knowing who you were, but I leave that to you 21:46:53 well 21:46:58 this is an article for mah blog 21:46:59 use a trandom email? 21:47:01 random* 21:47:08 throwaway rather 21:47:12 ye 21:47:18 throwaway email + throwaway GPG key 21:47:20 yeaaaaaaaah 21:47:23 that's anonymity. 21:47:23 no 21:47:27 well, sure 21:47:34 but you don't need the gpg key for this scenario 21:47:35 lol 21:47:39 yeah 21:47:39 lol 21:47:46 you don't need a key at all to encrypt 21:47:52 well you need a recipient key 21:48:00 pubkey or shared secret 21:48:00 but you don't need any of your keys to do that 21:48:40 you use your secret key only to sign messages (then it's obviously tied to your key) or to decrypt a message/file that was encrypted to your key 21:50:26 oh fucking shit, those little boxes on tweets are emoji? 21:50:39 I didn't even know that was a thing 21:50:42 lady-3jane: international character sets! 21:51:15 it seems like emoji is its own thing though 21:51:45 or are emoticons actually just built into utf8 now 21:53:23 oh wow 21:53:27 some of it is actually in utf8 21:53:39 Although originally only available in Japan, some emoji character sets have been incorporated into Unicode, allowing them to be used elsewhere as well. As a result, some phones such as Windows Phone 7 line and the iPhone allow access to the symbols without requiring a Japanese operator. 21:54:09 that is going to piss me off at a later date 21:57:20 *** AnonyOps (anonyops@cryto-5167D786.woh.res.rr.com) has joined #crytocc 21:59:46 *** mama (anon@cryto-9B93217D.denetron.net) has joined #crytocc 22:04:34 hey 22:04:35 got to go 22:04:36 *** monod has quit (User quit: iofhjapfiohjap84 yf4378yq34 78fy f87nyer8f 7er 8of7 Good night.) 22:05:31 time to sleep 22:05:32 night all 22:06:03 nite joe 22:07:40 night 22:16:22 iceTwy, Are you initiated into PFS and Deniability ritual with gpg? 22:16:31 No 22:16:38 I'm feeling curious tho? 22:17:19 MK_FG: ^ 22:18:01 Well, idea is that in the first gpg-crypted mail to some person you *always*, send *only* ad-hoc generated gpg key and say "send me your ad-hoc key in reply pls" 22:18:29 After that exchange, you use thse keys for a few mails, then repeat the dance, generating new keys 22:18:40 And publish these old keys on some pastebin 22:18:59 Hence, forward secrecy and deniability 22:19:01 \o/ 22:19:54 "forward secrecy" - if one of long-term "identity" key broken later, it's kinda useless, as it's only used for "send me ur key!" msgs 22:20:35 "deniability" - all ad-hoc keys are public, so no one can later prove that only you were able to generate message X - everyone could've done that, they're public! 22:21:16 (just thought it's somewhat related to topic above) 22:22:31 haha 22:22:33 this is genius 22:23:15 either way 22:23:17 first part posted 22:23:17 http://blog.icetwy.re/ 22:23:27 I'd love some feedback 22:29:01 use the xkcd password suggestion thing 22:29:24 link? 22:29:48 never have your pgp password in a manager 22:29:58 huh 22:30:05 => why? 22:30:19 http://xkcd.com/936/ 22:30:29 they break the password manager, they got your pgp password 22:31:39 what do you mean by break 22:32:47 AnonO_o: ^ 22:32:58 if you're talking about LE, you're compelled to give them your pass anyway lol 22:33:00 you might add a thing about uploading your pub key to say pgpkeys.mit.edu so others can find you 22:33:08 true 22:33:10 good suggestion 22:33:18 yeh, LE 22:33:44 and you don't need to be compelled to expose ALL of your passwords 22:33:53 so you don't want to give them gold without working for it 22:34:26 also, verify fingerprint is good topic and how to do it 22:34:40 this only covers the basics tho 22:34:45 not advanced stuff 22:34:47 especially in like a journalist/source method 22:34:56 but I like your writing style. 22:36:18 thanks a lot! 22:37:32 did you add the mit thing, or did I miss reading it the first time? 22:37:40 if you're trolling me.. lol. 22:37:48 I added it 22:37:49 o.o 22:38:01 ++ 22:38:05 unless I didn't save it? ;o 22:38:10 it's there 22:38:11 yay 22:38:39 But yeah 22:38:51 Basically, I assume that GPG on CLI was the most annoying part of the article to deal with 22:38:53 as in, 22:38:55 the longest 22:39:00 the next one up is GPG on GUI 22:39:03 you want easy to use, talk about thunderbird and the opengpg plugin thing or .. claws? in umm.. tails 22:39:05 and I've picked GPG4usb on Linux 22:39:11 Yup 22:39:12 I will 22:39:26 >GPG on GUI includes some email clients with GPG apps 22:39:31 initial keygen is always such a pain 22:39:32 will include* 22:39:37 eh ikr 22:39:39 takes too long 22:39:40 and no one -ever- saves their .gnupg dir elsewhere 22:39:48 then wipes their drive and can't get their emails 22:40:03 :p 22:40:11 let's say that 22:40:14 saving it is a bit risky 22:40:19 "print out your private key and public keys and store them safely" 22:40:26 no 22:40:31 truecrypt? 22:40:32 that defeats the whole purpose of GPG imo 22:40:38 and TrueCrypt is 100% BS 22:40:43 well, no, but 22:40:51 not as if it was the ultimate solution out there 22:41:17 having a printed out version in your mom's safety deposit box is good :) 22:41:27 * iceTwy grins 22:41:57 but yes, guarding the private key is ... paramount. same with .ssh/ 22:42:30 I bookmarked something a while back about being able to send people encrypted mail with your ssh keys 22:42:54 people were using.. lol.. finger. 22:44:31 but think of it really 22:44:32 some burglar gets into your house 22:44:32 SOMEHOW manages to get your passphrase 22:44:32 and your private key which would be on paper 22:44:32 and boom 22:45:05 yes.. physical access always trumps 22:45:10 triumps 22:45:15 aklsdfj 22:45:36 $2 hammer will get any password. 22:47:12 :p 22:48:39 rofl, AnonO_o 22:48:40 xkcd.. 22:48:41 <3 22:48:42 https://xkcd.com/1239/ 22:49:28 I love xkcd.. especially the mouse over 23:02:39 *** AnonO_o has quit (Input/output error) 23:03:45 lol rubber hose cryptography 23:05:03 *** ttmbRAT (ttmbRAT@cryto-A6C557F0.us-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com) has joined #crytocc 23:06:25 *** ttmbRAT has quit (User quit: Connection closed) 23:16:27 wtfoh 23:16:31