/cyb/ - modern day hackback tutorial?

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modern day hackback tutorial? Azuma 2017/04/17 (Mon) 05:02:27 No.44

good day lains. I was wondering about this
http://pastebin.com/raw/0SNSvyjJ
and thinking, what would the setup he recommends look like with modern-day technology? obviously, we should replace trucrypt with veracrypt. In addition to that, most of the tools he gives will have to be replaced as they deal with specific versions of vulnerable software. what else must we do to modernize HackBack?

this is not lainchan.org 2017/04/17 (Mon) 05:29:45 No.45

veracrypt is more geared towards windows full disk encryption. cryptsetup, dm-crypt and LUKS are the pre-eminent linux full disk encryption solution (don't forged openbsd softraid crypto as well).

Jane Doe 2017/04/17 (Mon) 12:47:17 No.46

It's getting people to actually do something that is the hard part, People have to be willing to contribute to the cause.

Gaff 2017/04/18 (Tue) 06:22:41 No.47

>>45
I'm aware. Is there a windows program for making encrypted volumes? It's been so long since I used windows, I haven't kept up with the good software for it.

Hideo Kuze 2017/04/19 (Wed) 07:43:49 No.48

Does it need to be modernized, really? i don't see how it does.

Chisa Yomoda 2017/04/20 (Thu) 08:01:35 No.49

>>47
diskcryptor.

Yasuo Iwakura 2017/04/21 (Fri) 16:39:43 No.50

There aren't really.Lainons should write a hackback 2.0

John Doe 2017/04/21 (Fri) 21:39:42 No.51

>>48
the resources are all from 2-3 years ago. I remember trying to use one of the tutorials on there, but the tool it recommended was for an old version of the linux kernel and I had to use archive.org to get it. But I've forgotten what tool it was - there's tons of resources on the document.

Batou 2017/04/22 (Sat) 05:35:31 No.52

>>51

so it only encourages users to do research themselves on what to use, these things are supposed to encourage people to educate themselves, not be recipies for skids.

Borma 2017/04/22 (Sat) 20:06:41 No.53

>>52
The real trick is getting people to learn period, albeit tools or otherwise.

Leon Kowalski 2017/04/25 (Tue) 17:19:10 No.78

>>52
I mean yeah, but I don't think that was the point of the guide originally. The point of hackback is that hacking is easy as hell, people just have this mental block about it (as they do with technology in general, tbh), and I feel like a part of that is because of attitudes like "RTFM" when "the manual" is out-of-date, and written by someone who never saw the value in a language course.

I've dealt with many programmer types who are like this. It's annoying.

Papa Legba 2017/04/26 (Wed) 12:42:44 No.103

>>78

nobody should be spoon feed though, tbh. people need to learn to think and learn for themselves or they will never be good hackers anyway.

Nameless 2017/04/27 (Thu) 04:32:29 No.117

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>>103
They will never be a good anything if they cant think.

Undisclosed 2017/05/08 (Mon) 10:36:19 No.246

I believe it belongs to here

http://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/762-Attacked-Over-Tor.html

The Phantom Phreak 2017/05/09 (Tue) 00:15:16 No.252

>>44
I've got the "Guccifer" hackback text files still I think.
Should I post them?

Can someone explain why sec and cyb were merged?

Deckard 2017/05/09 (Tue) 00:27:52 No.253

>>78
Theoretically anyone who can read tutorials can hack right?
As long as they google hoe to exploit x etc. then they can get pretty far.

Dr. Eldon Tyrell 2018/01/27 (Sat) 21:19:55 No.2431

>>103
wrong, more people using enryption tor etc lets us hide. we're the signal in the noise. increase the noise!