Seems all the manufacturers have designed phones so batteries are not removable (how ya think they all decided to do it within a short release time frame?), and now the NSA and China can exploit any time they want.
He is referring to public social media profiles, which are indeed given willingly. He didn't mention the illegal or grey area activities because you can truly profile most people without hacking anything.
I am 71 years old. My dad worked for IBM he started working on mainframes in 1955 the first 2 ran with vacuum tubes. I would help him. He would tell me what to look for on a oscilloscope when he did something. Then I started working for them to but I was in the office products division for a while. I used the net to take class. But really do much else till they put seeds on it then Robbie(He died 12+ years ago) and I got to using it more. Had a supper fast 1440 modem. The people with DEFCON make me think I have never used a computer. Most of the people in the United State known nothing about security on the net and wi fi is not even close to being secure. When I was 30 I never dreamed so many people would have computers or pay so much for a smart(?) phone.
I was told it was for wealthy people only when I was a teen ager in the late 70s but your right too many computers out there that are really killing us 🇺🇸💔 it's crazy something has to shut this stuff down cause too many people have the software to do it and they don't even need that to hurt somebody cb radios were outlawed and cell phones carry the same waves so how these got out are beyond me no voice activated stuff is supposed to be out there it was only supposed to be used as a emergency signal 💔 and I'm not supposed to be scanned I'm medical and federal
I was curious if this would be a waste of time. Yes, yes it was a complete waste. This is a speech generated for a different audience, likely the senate or a senate committee that appropriates funds for NSA.
ruclips.net/video/-EQ6eHeBrhM/видео.html Alexa, play a sad violin song. FBI: I'm sorry, did you mean 'Assad' violin song? Yeah, a sad violin song. FBI: Now playing FBI OPEN UP!
He's talking about cyber activities that are expected to be hostile towards the US. If he just mentioned countries that are active agents in cyberspace, the list would probably have been 100+ countries long.
Do you even know what a data diode is? It has nothing to do with router hacking... and TAO hacked enterprise & backbone routers for legitimate intelligence collection.
@@RaveyDavey god bless for someone sane here, the alt lite boys for whom "USA is worst, Russia is fine" (and ironically would never step into Russia) are getting tiring. I wish all those Russian apologists would just move. there.
Mike Trieu I just read Applebaum’s talk which you got the “diode” detail from. In reality, a data diode is just an appliance that allows strictly one way data transfer. The NSA used diodes to forward command packets from their classified network to their unclassified covert network, which in turn forwarded the command packets to their (legitimate) spyware around the internet. As for Applebaum, he is a fear mongering idiot who doesn’t understand half of the technologies he’s talking about. Take anything he says with a grain of salt.
This talk seems like either a drinking game, an NSA troll, or a last minuet substitution like a stock photo of buzzwords made by the NSA and converted to powerpoint
First of all we wont hear their stupid propaganda like 'russia is the bad guy and we are the angels' . More than that they are there not to share their exploit but to collect new exploits and hacks and to spy that is it.
Like what good old days? They were always there! Are you telling me you'd rather stick your head in the sand and imagine that not seeing a problem makes it go away? Ignoring your enemy gives him an advantage over you. You know they're lying, that enables you to still glean information from them, assuming you actually think a bit. Notice how stuxnet wasn't attributed? That's tacit CONFIRMATION that the US took part in that. If your enemy is stupid enough to walk into your house and talk to you, let him talk. All he can do to a prepared mind is dig himself a deeper hole.
i just want to say: "That election interference by the Russians".wouldnt that be a State cybercecurity main goal to prevent? NSA, CIA and FBI are working togehther, if it comes to listening in on citizens around the world. but that, they cannot prevent? i assume the focus shifted from Cyberdefense to cyberattack, in 2008
The whole presumption that companies have a right to your location and data is absurd. I know you like me had the understanding that clicking ok means I can access the site and that I have a reasonable expectation of privacy and not having my location tracked and logged. That's what it is for most people. Click okay means I can access this site. And I have privacy. I also didn't consent to having eugenics practiced against me. If you want to talk about those totalitarian regimes and their economic social credit system vs a eugenics program against people who disagree with you. What's worse? But I'm not willing to sacrifice privacy for absence of eugenics programs so neither. I don't agree with both and either. Technology debt? That technology owes it back to us, the people not the nonliving corporations.
That was the least informative talk I have watched in a long time. Buzzwords and a recap of news that anyone remotely following tech-related news knows already, presented with a NSA label.
okay moron do you not realize it all starts with the basics. I can GUARANTEE yoiu dont even do half the shit he says and you think yyour some big hot shot
Very first Defcon lecture I had ever seen and now I will never watch Defcon ever again. This really bored the life out of me. I feel like I aged 70 years,
No, guys this is good. I won't pretend its great that this is ALL they bring up. But at least is a none hostile NSA communication. Don't get mad at this guy I would think hes in the minority, in that hes not trying to cut off his own nose to spite his face. And yes that's a low low bar. But try to better then them? Target your salt at the bad ones. Not just any one you see.
you must not have been to many defcons? its always been political all the way back to the first one. Its more technical now than it used to be. It used to be more political. I want to know what employer or job allows "I went to defcon and learned something" on their resume LOL :)
Useless talk, not because he is from NSA but because there is no content: "... the world shifts towards mobile, cloud, ..." and so on, bla-bla-bla Nothing interesting and specific 11:43: "There's really been a fundamental shift in the nation state activity opposed to free and open societies", - Rob Joyce, NSA LoL
Depends on what you're doing. The vast majority of Defcon aren't going to be Russian or Chinese spies involved in espionage. And the vast majority don't want to be hacked by anyone, including China and Russia.... so maybe it's more of a "the enemy of my enemy is my casual hacking buddy."
In the voice of Joan Rivers, "Can we talk"?... #[Schlumberger] Stuxnet, Brazilian Climate Modification Project, and Binary hidden script in old win doze seven.
Just to be honest I should mention that I'm romanian. My country has had tumultuous relations over the years with most super powers. Romans, huns, ottomans, germans, russians and now the US. What I learned is that we always loose. That being said, I work in IT. I manage servers for small companies. The type of companies that use wifi without password, a master password for the whole office, and each individual computer HAS TO HAVE a routable ip. I tried to explain they are showing their actual ports and stuff on the internet, and masquarade would be safer. but no. As a result, during the last 2-3 years I had to say: "I told you so" several times. Eventually people learn. They OFC blame me because I didn't warn them, but I'm getting better at warning them. Anyway, one of the first measures I took is to ban countries by ip's. which works very well. basically ban those 4 (russia, china, NK and iran). but then you have to continue with many others. like vietnam. I'm pretty sure they have a state department farm of servers to hack stuff. there's stuff in china's region of interference. there's all sorts of odd countries from various island states. all the baltic states that are favorable to russia. and the south american states which favor russia. and if you ban all of these people... you still get attacked from US, canada, mexic (although to be honest I banned them early on), and for me, worst of all, from inside the EU. Most of my clients have clients in the EU, US and Canada. Not much anywhere else. They only complain about the firewall ban when it comes to torrents and stuff. but for the most part, I can protect them by just creating a firewall between the countries that just don't have any type of relation to that firm. So far I didn't have a client that wants to collaborate with russia. although I think impartial as I am ... a job is a job. keep your mouth shut and do the job. Anyway, getting back the original point, it's unfunny and uncool to be attacked from the "friends" part of the internet. I assume they are hacked systems, used by the bad actors (russia & co) to hack people like me that banned all of them. and I had like 2-3 years to log and catalogue a lot of ip's. What pisses me off, is when on the western side of things, the abuse adresses in whois count for nothing. I tried multiple times to mail to "abuse@whoeverwasatwhois", from a legitimate email client (evolution), perfect smtp reputation, "look i think this ip is compromised because of this line in my logs which means blah blah blah". Must have sent over 200 reports. I got 2 responses. And none were pleasant. Could be an ISP, or a service provider, or a virtual machine provider, a firm, an education institution. I kept notes. At the first infraction you ip gets blocked for 24 hours. Second a mail would be sent to abuse with your infraction. If no reply ban forever. And I kept the lists. Which is kinda pointless because every once in a while I would check iptables. Which translates that in the space of a month, most hosts don't get back into the old pattern. I don't exactly know if it's my automatic mail that send the details to abuse, or if they discover on their own, but my impression is that we could improve the time variable at these things. My philosophy is start with a small internet. There's really no legitimate reason that I should blindly accept connections from any Russia linked states. I asked my clients. The only thing people could come up with is torrents and hack stuff. Which is not a legitimate reason. So yeah, that. And after that, if you see a computer in the free world that is trying passwords, or sending too many mails, or just tries weird URLs that are not on your server... just report it to abuse. and abuse people... pay attention to those emails. the abuse address in whois is there for a very good reason. THIS was collected at my home. This is the top 10 wall of shame. First column is number of packets since: uptime 16 hours. Second column is number of bytes. Third column is geo country. Look up the codes. 522 74751 geoblock_id 651 33925 geoblock_vn 822 61011 geoblock_za 1137 62328 geoblock_in 1357 64983 geoblock_br 2537 102232 geoblock_bg 4349 176705 geoblock_ua 6186 353528 geoblock_cn 33687 1459338 geoblock_ru
Summary through my cynical point of view: - Recap of the history of cyber, leading to the NSA's cyber appearance (boooriiing) - Russia is headstrong and malicious (doesn't sound like a good strategy to me) - China steals intellectual property - Iran is malicious (doesn't sound like a good strategy to me) - North Korea steals money - 37:00 - "These companies, like Facebook taking down Russian troll accounts [...] are going to know things on their platform and be able to see things that the government couldn't and shouldn't" - AHHAHAHHAHAH I'm suuuuure you don't wiretap everything - 38:40 complete change of context to "The intrusion lifecycle" - 43:54 "COLLOBORATE" !!! Overall it seems like a random scattering of issues pertaining to the NSA. I wish it were more in-depth, for a more limited scope. For instance, "How we found Russians were behind hacking the election" or "Russia's strategy to destabilize the US economy". But for a n00b talk, I think it's ok. At least it gave me a few non-compliant countries to pick as TOR exit nodes.
An old man once said "Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice"
"Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by incompetence." --Napoleon Bonaparte
Also known as the Hanlon's razor.
@@jonharson i believe he confused that quote with 'any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic'
I think he may have intentionally mixed those up
Any sufficiently advanced criminal organization is indistinguishable from STATE criminals.
How goofy.
I'd love to hear more about the ring 0 exploits that NSA has secretly had installed in processors since the 70's.
Now it's even out in the open... Intel "Management Engine"???
Seems all the manufacturers have designed phones so batteries are not removable (how ya think they all decided to do it within a short release time frame?), and now the NSA and China can exploit any time they want.
god you poeople are so fucking stupid
they make spot the fed way too easy these day....
Especially when he announced that he was a fed 🤔
Yes, of course! How could've I missed it. People CHOSE to give NSA all they private data. Silly me.
defcon is dead. i miss the good old days...
He is referring to public social media profiles, which are indeed given willingly. He didn't mention the illegal or grey area activities because you can truly profile most people without hacking anything.
I'm so glad these are finally getting uploaded, I've been patiently waiting all week!
360p 2018
10 out 10 IGN
This is not the only 360p only new video..
But I would say this is not 360p,this looks more like 480p or something
Buy the videos for 500$ :D
enough to me. High tech isnt always needed
NSA recruitment
if thats a job ad it lacks all points that make techjobs awesome lol
I think he should have led with the recruitment part to lighten the mood ;)
I am 71 years old. My dad worked for IBM he started working on mainframes in 1955 the first 2 ran with vacuum tubes. I would help him. He would tell me what to look for on a oscilloscope when he did something. Then I started working for them to but I was in the office products division for a while. I used the net to take class. But really do much else till they put seeds on it then Robbie(He died 12+ years ago) and I got to using it more. Had a supper fast 1440 modem. The people with DEFCON make me think I have never used a computer. Most of the people in the United State known nothing about security on the net and wi fi is not even close to being secure. When I was 30 I never dreamed so many people would have computers or pay so much for a smart(?) phone.
I was told it was for wealthy people only when I was a teen ager in the late 70s but your right too many computers out there that are really killing us 🇺🇸💔 it's crazy something has to shut this stuff down cause too many people have the software to do it and they don't even need that to hurt somebody cb radios were outlawed and cell phones carry the same waves so how these got out are beyond me no voice activated stuff is supposed to be out there it was only supposed to be used as a emergency signal 💔 and I'm not supposed to be scanned I'm medical and federal
I was curious if this would be a waste of time. Yes, yes it was a complete waste. This is a speech generated for a different audience, likely the senate or a senate committee that appropriates funds for NSA.
ruclips.net/video/-EQ6eHeBrhM/видео.html
Alexa, play a sad violin song.
FBI: I'm sorry, did you mean 'Assad' violin song?
Yeah, a sad violin song.
FBI: Now playing FBI OPEN UP!
"Hey guys, I'm from NSA"
People start leaving. Lmao.
ur new if u dont know rob joyce
technologists == hackers
hes like roger ramjet were like rocky and bullwinkle
hes bill gates big brother man
No mention of Israel cyber activities 🤔?
IaintTheHerb no mention of US, German, UK, and other allies cyber activists. So what
He's talking about cyber activities that are expected to be hostile towards the US. If he just mentioned countries that are active agents in cyberspace, the list would probably have been 100+ countries long.
@@MultiFgsfds So no mention of Israeli cyberactivities?
Russia hacking consumer routers? What did the NSA/Equation Group call it when they were doing the same thing? Oh, yeah, "diodes".
Do you even know what a data diode is? It has nothing to do with router hacking... and TAO hacked enterprise & backbone routers for legitimate intelligence collection.
@@RaveyDavey god bless for someone sane here, the alt lite boys for whom "USA is worst, Russia is fine" (and ironically would never step into Russia) are getting tiring. I wish all those Russian apologists would just move. there.
Mike Trieu I just read Applebaum’s talk which you got the “diode” detail from. In reality, a data diode is just an appliance that allows strictly one way data transfer. The NSA used diodes to forward command packets from their classified network to their unclassified covert network, which in turn forwarded the command packets to their (legitimate) spyware around the internet. As for Applebaum, he is a fear mongering idiot who doesn’t understand half of the technologies he’s talking about. Take anything he says with a grain of salt.
@@Koooles bwahhhh hahaha! They'd piss their pants pretty quick I reckon.
someone needs to download more pixels onto this video
Graeme Evans I will try after my ram download ends
I learned _absolutely nothing_ from this talk. _Why_ was it given?
Is this the only presentation you recorded in the entire DefCon2018?
the rest of the talks will be released over the next month or so from what I've heard.
Why did they allow a NSA agent into defcon?? Why?
Defcon has been full of feds for years
why not?
"disrupt" means something much much bigger than how he use it... :)
This talk seems like either a drinking game, an NSA troll, or a last minuet substitution like a stock photo of buzzwords made by the NSA and converted to powerpoint
Yeah lol, if he isnt bringing any material or interesting info, he shouldnt be on stage. NSA or not.
Recruitment?
Sure, why not? Do you want the best at NSA or in the open market?
Nsa anw feds should be kicked out and unwelcomed in defcon like good old days
NSA pwn DEF CON.
Could it be any clearer.
damej elyas And how would that benefit us?
First of all we wont hear their stupid propaganda like 'russia is the bad guy and we are the angels' .
More than that they are there not to share their exploit but to collect new exploits and hacks and to spy that is it.
Like what good old days? They were always there!
Are you telling me you'd rather stick your head in the sand and imagine that not seeing a problem makes it go away? Ignoring your enemy gives him an advantage over you. You know they're lying, that enables you to still glean information from them, assuming you actually think a bit. Notice how stuxnet wasn't attributed? That's tacit CONFIRMATION that the US took part in that. If your enemy is stupid enough to walk into your house and talk to you, let him talk. All he can do to a prepared mind is dig himself a deeper hole.
@Tomewyrm Draconus you missed the point buddy . It is irritating to lie infront of the elit hackers.
i just want to say: "That election interference by the Russians".wouldnt that be a State cybercecurity main goal to prevent? NSA, CIA and FBI are working togehther, if it comes to listening in on citizens around the world. but that, they cannot prevent? i assume the focus shifted from Cyberdefense to cyberattack, in 2008
Wish I could have talked with him when I was there
hey guys I'm stuck in a bunker but I'll watch these when I get out
Transparent propaganda.
The whole presumption that companies have a right to your location and data is absurd. I know you like me had the understanding that clicking ok means I can access the site and that I have a reasonable expectation of privacy and not having my location tracked and logged. That's what it is for most people. Click okay means I can access this site. And I have privacy. I also didn't consent to having eugenics practiced against me. If you want to talk about those totalitarian regimes and their economic social credit system vs a eugenics program against people who disagree with you. What's worse? But I'm not willing to sacrifice privacy for absence of eugenics programs so neither. I don't agree with both and either.
Technology debt? That technology owes it back to us, the people not the nonliving corporations.
That was the least informative talk I have watched in a long time. Buzzwords and a recap of news that anyone remotely following tech-related news knows already, presented with a NSA label.
okay moron do you not realize it all starts with the basics. I can GUARANTEE yoiu dont even do half the shit he says and you think yyour some big hot shot
it was recruitment.
A wolf in sheep disguise... saying pointless things.
@K I pwn gods, I redefine languages the way I feel they should be.
Well, they managed to destroy pwn2own, now it's time for defcon.
That's what you get for allowing feds to join these conferences.
open collaboration is the key to innovation
WannaCry used NSA exploits.
Thanks sherlock.
Hexploit no problem :^)
Very first Defcon lecture I had ever seen and now I will never watch Defcon ever again. This really bored the life out of me. I feel like I aged 70 years,
Talk in a nutshell:-
NSA when they do an Adv...
A 40 min+ Adv ...damn
nice PR job from TAO. zoinks.
the two sides of the NSA, the one that sucks, and the other one that sucks
@@RaveyDavey luckily i dont care about the USA
i wounder from where the etternalblue and doublepulsar vulns came from ?????
NSA at DEFCON!!! Please no.
As soon as ya see they exchange the "secret", thumbs-down hand greeting -- run away.
No, guys this is good. I won't pretend its great that this is ALL they bring up. But at least is a none hostile NSA communication. Don't get mad at this guy I would think hes in the minority, in that hes not trying to cut off his own nose to spite his face. And yes that's a low low bar. But try to better then them? Target your salt at the bad ones. Not just any one you see.
Hey! Is that invitation open to hackers only? I'm sure I could be of help in other ways.
"Nation State Activity"
NSA
DEFCON is not a place for your political plug
Art Shigabeev where is?
Where brainwashing is a norm. But here people are educating themselves for a career
you must not have been to many defcons? its always been political all the way back to the first one. Its more technical now than it used to be. It used to be more political. I want to know what employer or job allows "I went to defcon and learned something" on their resume LOL :)
What do you reckon the "NSA plug" looks like? I'm sure you'd need a hoist to plug that in. Probably not an RJ45, if y'know what I mean.
I strongly disagree. How would we ever reach consensus on issues if we were not inviting people which we disagree with?
Saya kurang paham😀
Of course the NSA guy says the cloud is a feature.
i think if you tell people you are collaborating with a fascist in the first minute of your talk you deserve to be ignored.
NSA is like that toxic person that when he enters the room everyone leaves
360p?? come on man it's 2018 ffs.
Useless talk, not because he is from NSA but because there is no content:
"... the world shifts towards mobile, cloud, ..." and so on, bla-bla-bla
Nothing interesting and specific
11:43: "There's really been a fundamental shift in the nation state activity opposed to free and open societies", - Rob Joyce, NSA
LoL
I'm undercover informant for the country
If Trump keeps on threatening states at UN conventions, how can you really expect for them not to take actions? A casino owner in Las Vegas? Really?
"attack on our democracy".. 0_0 you do realize you created the prism/xkeyscore program right?
Hilarious, I wrote a paper called "Know your network"
Help I been hacked with radio technology I was put on maritime radios
lineforced talk
Cause it's the roll call on " passed the dirty test with flying colors"
Caught playing god again.
@TRVPZ0NE
This... this is the good part!
What kind of potato was used to shoot this video?
24:56 aaaaand it's getting political
It was political allowing the fucker a platform in the first place.
just waiting for someone saying that this is a joke..
When he brought up the 4 big players I thought to my self china Russia the united states and great Britain 🤣
Why didn't he talk about the U.S. Hacking the Iranian power plant by using stuxnet
That's classified
But what about Hillary's emails!
Cyber, cyber, cyber. lol. Honestly I’m not surprised. Nothing new and nothing interesting/useful.
"Cyber"
Isnt NSA the people defcon does not like?
Depends on what you're doing. The vast majority of Defcon aren't going to be Russian or Chinese spies involved in espionage. And the vast majority don't want to be hacked by anyone, including China and Russia.... so maybe it's more of a "the enemy of my enemy is my casual hacking buddy."
In the voice of Joan Rivers, "Can we talk"?... #[Schlumberger] Stuxnet, Brazilian Climate Modification Project, and Binary hidden script in old win doze seven.
RIP to all the monotone speakers.
Wow, 26 already
NSA EternalBlue
and who did the stuxnet on iran? israel/cia
So glad I got defcon premium this year so I don't have to watch these shitty quality talks on youtube again.
This was a bit pointless if you ask me
the amount of tinfoil hattery in the comments is staggering.
Jeez! These guys really believe their own bullshit!
lower prices of pcs g
Holy shit...
good jop defcon
Just to be honest I should mention that I'm romanian. My country has had tumultuous relations over the years with most super powers. Romans, huns, ottomans, germans, russians and now the US. What I learned is that we always loose.
That being said, I work in IT. I manage servers for small companies. The type of companies that use wifi without password, a master password for the whole office, and each individual computer HAS TO HAVE a routable ip. I tried to explain they are showing their actual ports and stuff on the internet, and masquarade would be safer. but no.
As a result, during the last 2-3 years I had to say: "I told you so" several times. Eventually people learn. They OFC blame me because I didn't warn them, but I'm getting better at warning them.
Anyway, one of the first measures I took is to ban countries by ip's. which works very well. basically ban those 4 (russia, china, NK and iran). but then you have to continue with many others. like vietnam. I'm pretty sure they have a state department farm of servers to hack stuff. there's stuff in china's region of interference. there's all sorts of odd countries from various island states. all the baltic states that are favorable to russia. and the south american states which favor russia. and if you ban all of these people... you still get attacked from US, canada, mexic (although to be honest I banned them early on), and for me, worst of all, from inside the EU. Most of my clients have clients in the EU, US and Canada. Not much anywhere else. They only complain about the firewall ban when it comes to torrents and stuff. but for the most part, I can protect them by just creating a firewall between the countries that just don't have any type of relation to that firm. So far I didn't have a client that wants to collaborate with russia. although I think impartial as I am ... a job is a job. keep your mouth shut and do the job.
Anyway, getting back the original point, it's unfunny and uncool to be attacked from the "friends" part of the internet. I assume they are hacked systems, used by the bad actors (russia & co) to hack people like me that banned all of them. and I had like 2-3 years to log and catalogue a lot of ip's.
What pisses me off, is when on the western side of things, the abuse adresses in whois count for nothing. I tried multiple times to mail to "abuse@whoeverwasatwhois", from a legitimate email client (evolution), perfect smtp reputation, "look i think this ip is compromised because of this line in my logs which means blah blah blah". Must have sent over 200 reports. I got 2 responses. And none were pleasant. Could be an ISP, or a service provider, or a virtual machine provider, a firm, an education institution. I kept notes. At the first infraction you ip gets blocked for 24 hours. Second a mail would be sent to abuse with your infraction. If no reply ban forever. And I kept the lists. Which is kinda pointless because every once in a while I would check iptables. Which translates that in the space of a month, most hosts don't get back into the old pattern. I don't exactly know if it's my automatic mail that send the details to abuse, or if they discover on their own, but my impression is that we could improve the time variable at these things.
My philosophy is start with a small internet. There's really no legitimate reason that I should blindly accept connections from any Russia linked states. I asked my clients. The only thing people could come up with is torrents and hack stuff. Which is not a legitimate reason. So yeah, that.
And after that, if you see a computer in the free world that is trying passwords, or sending too many mails, or just tries weird URLs that are not on your server... just report it to abuse. and abuse people... pay attention to those emails. the abuse address in whois is there for a very good reason.
THIS was collected at my home. This is the top 10 wall of shame. First column is number of packets since: uptime 16 hours. Second column is number of bytes. Third column is geo country. Look up the codes.
522 74751 geoblock_id
651 33925 geoblock_vn
822 61011 geoblock_za
1137 62328 geoblock_in
1357 64983 geoblock_br
2537 102232 geoblock_bg
4349 176705 geoblock_ua
6186 353528 geoblock_cn
33687 1459338 geoblock_ru
They should have titled it : « old man reading 2 years ago news ». OK boomer.
This guy is a true warrior, he has seen some shit.
#HisNameWasSethRich
It's better to host them officialy rather than them attending covertly.
How does the NSA magically prove intent?
I am just a simple busty girl, but does the NSA know who satoshi nakamoto is?
but sharing is caring :( and maybe they fap on my blog posts on lonely nights
Nice blog
If Satoshi allowed his language to bite him in the ass later, then he is caught
Hopefully he assumed a new "writing profile" for his pseudonym
Summary through my cynical point of view:
- Recap of the history of cyber, leading to the NSA's cyber appearance (boooriiing)
- Russia is headstrong and malicious (doesn't sound like a good strategy to me)
- China steals intellectual property
- Iran is malicious (doesn't sound like a good strategy to me)
- North Korea steals money
- 37:00 - "These companies, like Facebook taking down Russian troll accounts [...] are going to know things on their platform and be able to see things that the government couldn't and shouldn't" - AHHAHAHHAHAH I'm suuuuure you don't wiretap everything
- 38:40 complete change of context to "The intrusion lifecycle"
- 43:54 "COLLOBORATE" !!!
Overall it seems like a random scattering of issues pertaining to the NSA. I wish it were more in-depth, for a more limited scope. For instance, "How we found Russians were behind hacking the election" or "Russia's strategy to destabilize the US economy".
But for a n00b talk, I think it's ok. At least it gave me a few non-compliant countries to pick as TOR exit nodes.
An NSA guy claiming "we're the good guys" :D Bet it is Ken Thompsons kind of humor :D
Pick your poison. The US may not be the good guys but do you know what DPRK, China, Russia, Iran do to people?
2018 - Techchannel - 360p max.
Fück me.
Can the NSA sto the terrorists that are pilots that are torturing us using Sonic attacks on us 24hours a day?
BITCOIN
collobrate
Super boring speaker. I wouldn't watch it if it weren't compulsory
just censor all the net make everything a building game.
Good Talk
Christopher Edwards No it certainly wasn't. This was absolute rubbish