Can we legally borrow some sploits from TLAs?
Public list for this is not a good idea. Can we legally borrow some sploits from TLAs? Maybe sufficiently sophisticated honeypot? (I am not good at this). Anything already implemented?
On 3/25/16, Georgi Guninski <guninski@guninski.com> wrote:
Public list for this is not a good idea. Can we legally borrow some sploits from TLAs?
Hey guys, join my list. (public announce... oops) Hey Jane, join my list. (private to Jane, who isn't who you think she is... oops) Hey NSA, grok my headers over clearnet, FISA all VPS servers nightly to Utah. (oops) No traditional "email" list is nonpublic to TLA's and various other adversaries. You might hide the participants with crypto and anonymous p2p overlay networks, even nullifiy central service with message distribution / broadcast / blockchain. That's fun. But never will content be unshareable once received.
Anything already implemented?
Plenty of honeypot research groups you can search for and join. (Or engineer your way into.) Though your TLA's already did and know the list of boxes not to hit.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 12:53:45AM -0400, grarpamp wrote:
Plenty of honeypot research groups you can search for and join. (Or engineer your way into.) Though your TLA's already did and know the list of boxes not to hit.
Isn't this very good defense if true? How they passively recognize honeypot which is disposable computer connected to public wifi and then possibly over Tor/public proxy?
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