December 2019 - cypherpunks - lists.cpunks.org

Nextgen Networks: Autonomous Slack Space Storage [re: IQNets classes qpq repute]
by grarpamp 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

http://piratebayztemzmv.onion/top/all https://youtube.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-viewed_YouTube_videos https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_hash_table https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exabyte https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zettabyte https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zettabyte_Era https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIKPjOuwqHo A new globally distributed P2P autonomously self maintaining deduplicating plug and play slack space object storage network could easily surpass 100EB... "slack space" - network utilizes say 80% of free space on disk for itself, maintains that by progressively removing its own extents upon sensing storage pressure encroaching the remaining 20% (from users other apps), adds more extents if users space later decreases. Some data expiry models exist as natural byproduct in a number of types of storage networks... - Equal resource sharing / trading, pay based... prioritizes the equal player, highest payer, etc. - Curation, review, governance... follows the whim bias demand and censorship of those actors / crowd - Seed based networks... survive until the last seed. These types also don't support insert and disconnect operations very well... indigent artists, first leaks, bulk publishers, etc. Prior attempts at distributed self maintaining object storage networks may have assumed that demand fallof is the only valid metric to expiry. http://piratebayztemzmv.onion/top/48hall In absense of the three above, short term flash demand is news, thus always valid. Long term, things start looking different, unpopular and or old hashes often begin to hold term value and importance. Models for a network open to the masses, that happens to prune historical top N hashes at each hashes respective M year accounting point, may be unlikely to lose anything of importance perhaps due to eventual popular reuploading from other sources. Designers of new nets may want to consider priortizing any space reclamation needs based on some analysis of real world "popular pop trash" content falloff patterns, some physical library, museum, and attic holdings models, inverse falloff metrics, internally guaranteed levels of object redundancy, etc. Are any current networks autonomous, free from three models above?

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WIRED: Why Ring Doorbells Perfectly Exemplify the IoT Security Crisis
by jim bell 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

WIRED: Why Ring Doorbells Perfectly Exemplify the IoT Security Crisis. https://www.wired.com/story/ring-hacks-exemplify-iot-security-crisis

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Cryptocurrency: Anonymous to Invest $75M of Crypto to Develop Privacy Coins and Anon Tech
by grarpamp 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

Unknown Fund‏ @fund_unknown Dec 11 All projects are funded. Website Expired This account has expired. If you are the site owner, click below to login. Squarespace No posts yet by anyone claiming receipt of any funds. Lol.

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Re: [tor-relays] Improving Relay IPv6 - RIPE Grant
by grarpamp 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

On 12/12/19, Logforme <m7527(a)abc.se> wrote: > My ISP ... does not provide ... and has no roadmap > I can't switch ISP since they provide the fiber connection for the > apartment building. Seems you should be building out your own P2P fiber mesh guerrilla network house-to-house owner-to-owner, each node independantly peering up with others... don't rent the internet monthly... be the internet. Take less than 2 years of ISP fee, invest upfront into independant P2P network node, easily gets 10+ years P2P operations in return. Did you know your central ISP spies on you, allows other centrals to spy on you, gives all your data away to big centrals. Distributed private P2P network is much harder to do that, especially when every link is independantly privately owned and fulltime link encrypted 1 or 10 GigE, and everyone is running overlays within. Go do it.

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IQNets: user classes, network locality, quid pro quo, torrents at core, on gaming reputation
by Zenaan Harkness 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

The IQNets network is a friend to friend network. IQNets provides for links to, and routes through, unknown peers/nodes (ala bittorrent). IQNets is built on certain principles such as quid pro quo. For example, since primary network entry is via friends, friends are giving or sharing bandwidth between themselves. IQNets incentivizes sharing ([private request from Bill to John] "yo John, can you stay online for 20 minutes, I want to finish downloading last year's GoT.") Such requests may be broadcast to your group of friends, and possibly their friends, possibly anonymously (but verifiably as belonging to one of your friends if you previously established the appropriate cryptographic comms ring/net; Getting more friend nodes results in greater maximum up/download capacity for any one node at a time (given typically bursty nature of impatient youtube watchers and movie downloaders), thus motivating meat space connections. also, friends don't dominate friend's internet connections - friends have a far greater tendency/incentive, to play nice with one another, than completely anonymous "fly by night" contacts. Classes of nodes (from a node's perspective): - direct friend nodes with a meat space asserted trust level, which may be anywhere on the trust axis - both above and below zero - indirect "friend of friend" nodes and so on - "unknown" nodes, once you get beyond friends of friends of friends I guess - there is also every reason to utilize a bittorrent style DHT to make contact with "genuinely 'unknown' nodes" - DHT bootstrapping? also, read up on PEX Classes of locality: - legal jurisdiction locality - relevant magnitude is most likely "nation" or "state" - ISP locality - other IQNets users within my ISP - "roaming" IPv6 addresses? Is this a thing yet? - If this exists, it could be called dynamic network locality, and is probably important and useful to know about. - Certainly seizing dynamic connectivity by the horns is going to be useful for maximizing "ad hoc p2p wireless" within a crowd of people. Classes of quid pro quo: - network connectivity - storage/ content caching resources (design TODO) Storage metrics, just as with network metrics, are also maintained in order to establish fairness - quid pro quo. At its most basic, the internet is about making available, and downloading, content of one form or another, be it tweets, web pages, movies or phone calls; iow, the internet is a content distribution network. The internet as it was conceived has core design principles which are desirable for robustness and censorship resistance, such as peer to peer communications and flexible routing. In practice, the internet today falls somewhat short of its founding ideals due primarily to our governments (military) stalking us and snooping on us, and corporations (profit at all costs) interests. A bittorrent like protocol shall form the fundament of IQNets, with configurable settings which would impact possible levels of privacy and anonymity. In other words, the goal is high speed and relatively efficient network utilization for arbitrary, and arbitrarily large, content distribution, whilst maintaining configurable levels of (at least partially achievable) privacy and anonymity. I.e. "large file distribution" is a first class citizen in the IQNets network. With a shout out to cypherpunk Juan for suggesting the idea. IQNets - making the impossible possible. Framed in the terms of our fundamental human rights, IQNets reclaims for all end user "nodes", the role of primary authority; echos of GNS (GNU Name Server) design principles. On gaming reputation: - nodes self declare intentions or expectations such as bandwidth, uptime/ connectivity, the node's estimated/assumed monthly quota, suitable times for use of bandwidth (peak vs off peak), and more. - metrics are empirically measured of course and stored so that sane and safe routing and connection decisions can be made - friends share metrics (at least, on request) - nodes may collude to proclaim "great metrics" amongst themselves, which they broadcast to other nodes who ask, but ultimately, the empirical evidence that I observe, is the primary metrics data of relevance, followed by that shared with me by my 'friends', and finally, that which other nodes self declare

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liberty to meme, it Italy - court decision against Facebook - groups to follow - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

Get your right wing fix on Facebook today - Facebook just ordered to reactivate Italy's CasaPound political party page which had nearly 1/4 of a million followers, plus pay legal costs on restitution of EUR 800 / day the party's Faceslut page was offline. Soap, what's the odds that TDS/chan meme's shall once again flood Facebook? VICTORY: Italian Court Orders Facebook to Unban Casapound and Give Them Shekels http://dstormer6em3i4km.onion/victory-italian-court-orders-facebook-to-unba… ... Unlike the US, leftists in Europe actually take leftism seriously, which can sometimes lead to these sorts of decisions in our favor. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/12/court-tells-facebook-reactiva… CasaPound was founded in the late 1990s as a pro-Mussolini drinking club. Named after the 20th-century American poet Ezra Pound, who was known for his fascist sympathies and antisemitism, it claims to support a democratic variant of fascism but has been accused of encouraging violence and racism. ...

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Intel Announces RealSense LiDAR Depth Camera for Indoor Applications
by jim bell 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

https://www.anandtech.com/show/15220/intel-announces-realsense-lidar-depth-…

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Distrust of tech could be encryption's Achilles heel
by John Young 13 Dec '19

13 Dec '19

That '90s fight took place right as the formerly academic internet went mainstream, and it pitted "<https://www.wired.com/1993/02/crypto-rebels/>crypto rebels" against a government establishment, with the telecom industry caught in between. https://www.axios.com/distrust-of-tech-could-be-encryptions-achilles-heel-8…

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Cryptocurrency: BitClub $722M Ponzi Rolled Up
by grarpamp 12 Dec '19

12 Dec '19

https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/three-men-arrested-722-million-cryptocur… "Three men were arrested today in connection with a cryptocurrency mining scheme that defrauded investors of $722 million" Youtube: One of them just back from Caribbean tour including Epstein Island.

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Forbidden Strings
by grarpamp 12 Dec '19

12 Dec '19

09F911029D74E35BD84156C5635688C0 iPhone11,8 17C5053a sepi 9f974f1788e615700fec73006cc2e6b533b0c6c2b8cf653bdbd347bc1897bdd66b11815f036e94c951250c4dda916c00

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