Re: your lawproposal from a few years back
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hello stef :)
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On Wednesday, July 21st, 2021 at 5:04 AM, stef
hey,
i remember you posted some (i think hs) address a few years back, listing a couple of points regarding security research. something like kids need to be taught how to hack. hackers must be immune from prosecution if they publish, and some other points. i cannot really find this, do you still have a copy?
sounds like something i would say *grin*
you might be thinking the response below, however, it's interesting that i
can't seem to find this message in the list archives.
E.g. https://www.freelists.org/archive/cryptome/07-2014?threads=1
John?
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Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 12:26:03 -0700
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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
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... it's interesting that i can't seem to find this message in the list archives.
mea culpa, the interface is just odd! :0 ref: https://www.freelists.org/post/cryptome/Security-and-the-Rise-of-Snakeoil,6 best regards, -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iNUEAREKAH0WIQRBwSuMMH1+IZiqV4FlqEfnwrk4DAUCYPg2Fl8UgAAAAAAuAChp c3N1ZXItZnByQG5vdGF0aW9ucy5vcGVucGdwLmZpZnRoaG9yc2VtYW4ubmV0NDFD MTJCOEMzMDdEN0UyMTk4QUE1NzgxNjVBODQ3RTdDMkI5MzgwQwAKCRBlqEfnwrk4 DCzCAQCxQOxtmp5Qz650cOzglcPBX451xF5a95xJtpHbHOws6AD/cycMzz30aC59 a1ZV8xoiooSW4Gq85ZcAp7ldm18chBo= =hAXx -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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