Hacking

The hacking community on Reddit is imo one of the most toxic communities. Nearly every question someone asks the top comment is someone talking shit about OP, insulting them, or just gatekeeping hacking in general. We were all new once, if someone asks a script kiddie question, then help them out and point them in the right direction.

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#2600 meetings worldwide, and of course 2600.Madrid in 7 days! https://2600.Madrid gemini://2600.Madrid matrix: #2600_Madrid:hispagatos.org mobilizon: https://eventos.hispagatos.org/events/608a824b-9c9f-473b-bc9f-9c3b115cbed9 PLEASE RESERVE SO WE CAN TELL THE BAR how many people we are going to be #HappyHacking #HackingIsNotACrime #2600Madrid https://2600.com

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This Friday Nov 4th, 2600 Madrid meetup! 7pm to 9 pm. The meetings are monthly worldwide, the first Friday of the month, where hackers and lovers of free and creative culture come together to talk, share ideas, projects, politics and about all aspects of technology. In a meeting for all, welcome to the curious who want to know what "hacker culture" really is https://2600.com @2600_madrid and for information on the event in Madrid [email protected]

for more info: https://2600.com https://hispagatos.space/@rek2/109274963270162295 https://mobilizon.public.cat/@2600_madrid https://www.2600.com/meetings

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EXPO/ FILMS/ [REDACTED]/ WORKSHOPS/ LAB/

P145, Invalidenstr. 145 - 10115 Berlin

NoisyLeaks! is a moment combining an exhibition alongside a series of events which will take place from October 8th to October 30th, 2022. NoisyLeaks! aims **to collectively expose and celebrate the historical and cultural heritage of WikiLeaks and its influence on world-wide practices **- a space and moment to share knowledge, practical skills and encourage freedom of information.

Featuring:

!Mediengruppe Bitnik, AFK, Ai Weiwei, Chicks on Speed, Daniel Lismore, Daniel Richter, Davide Dormino, Hito Steyerl, Iodine Dynamics, Jean-Baptiste Bayle, Melissa E. Logan, RYBN, Sarah Lucas

Schedule:

https://noisyleaks.space/schedule

The HDMI SSD1306 that EVERYONE needs. Hacking done proper.

From the article:

You have to register to download the HDMI spec which is more effort than I have for this...

I was looking at my /var/log/auth.log in my personal computer and VPS, and I can see thousands of failed SSH attempts over the past few days. Looking at the attempted logins, I suppose that someone is using a database and trying out common default username/password combinations to attack random IP addresses. I also see that they try this for many different ports.

This approach of attack appears to me to be very very very unlikely to return anything of value. They may as well just try generating bitcoin private keys randomly until they find a wallet with something in it.

Are these 'hackers' just playing the lottery and wasting their resources? Or is this a strategy that somehow works reasonably often?

I like how they have in-browser VMs and optional OpenVPN for using your own stuff. Also their lessons are fun so far. I'm doing Pre-Security path just to brush up on old stuff first.

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do not be full there is NO black/white hats, there are hackers and criminals, and this criminals sometimes work for government and corporations and divide with silly black/white names. screw them. all hackers are ethical. #hackingisnotacrime #hackerculture #hackerethics

ISO if someone to help take down an anti mental health services subreddit. Remuneration to be discussed layer^^~~

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Follow on Mastodon: @HackerRadioShow @merce @harlock @meow @franco:hispagatos.org @oximurah @argumento @Cian @italo @ryen @thegibson @volt4ire @voltur @Lovelace @moribundo #hackerethics #hackerculture #2600 #hispagatos

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This so called infosec sometimes are more criminals than the cybercriminals, this are only 3 cybersecurity/spy companies helping abused goverments and agencies exploit their dissidents in the name of nacionalism or money! stop this infosec people! and defend real hackers.

Best hacking e-zine since 1980 is out!

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gemBuster is for the Gemini protocol what dirbuster is for the http protocol.

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How to go from a low privilege user to root on a Linux system through 3 simple techniques.

Hi, I'm working on shool project for creating and using a evil usb to see if it's still a thing. The thing I cannot find the right usb, because almost every models can't be bought anymore... Does someone know another option? Like maybe making a custom usb? I don't want to use phone or else, just an usb

Temas:

• hacking is not a crime
• Tienda Hispagatos
• Tienda Hispagatos con software libre
• Valheim
• Peertube y Odysee live stream
• Documental sobre capitalismo de vigilancia
• Sousveillance
• CyberPunk RED
• LibrePlanet Conferencia de Software Libre
• La maquina del capitalistamo de la vigilancia esta matando gente
• como destruir el capitalismo de la vigilancia
• Agradecimiento por el apollo a Julian
• Hacktivista perseguida

Yet despite all the unprecedented recent events, 2020 and 2021 also feel very familiar to some of us. The mood has been similar to that of Anonymous' highs in 2010, 2011 and 2012. Instead of groups like LulzSec, we have people like Keyser Soze and groups like APT-69420. Documents and source code spilled onto the internet, to the horror of governments and corporations. And inevitably, the raids began and indictments began to be returned.

Ten years ago, WikiLeaks fought censorship by making it easy to mirror their site and leaks. Today, while Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets) faces the scrutiny of the U.S. government and continues to fight our server seizure, we're fighting censorship by making not just our data, but our model easy to mirror. Groups like DDoSecrets can be dismantled if governments are truly determined to oppress and suppress, but we're as easily replicated as the Anonymous model or the APT-69420 model. The world can no longer be rid of hacktivists or leaktivists, not as long as people are willing.