His IQ, in half.
Lol!Could you please expand on how this applies to obfuscating tools and protocols, such as Darkwallet and Zerocash?
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Could you please expand on how this applies to obfuscating tools and protocols, such as Darkwallet and Zerocash?
Spoetnik, what have you cracked recently?
His IQ, in half.
Spoetnik, what have you cracked recently?
I have said this for a while.. cross referencing is a bitch guys LOL
I told guys many years ago bragging about being bullet proof file sharing behind VPN's
and i laughed at TOR and said it was stupid across the web all along and i have told you all here you just don't get it.
The NSA etc just laugh at you Anon cheerleaders and takes any of you they want at will.
see recent story on Silk Road 2.0 + 400 dark web sites being taken down with an undisclosed method lol
So your wasting your time with these anon gimmick coins.. they won't work !
Back in 2008 i seen a story from DSLReports by accident that had American guys talking about doing trace routes
and what they found was the first hop was to a US govt. DOD back bone server.. DOD = Dept. Of Defense
I checked my own Canadian ISP and well well wouldn't ya know it mine landed on a DOD server to on the first hop from the ISP hahahha
and that was THEN !
i am sure they have expanded etc.
I have theorized basically they can simply seize control of the starting point and the ending point, then cross reference that and have you and all that you hide.
So the anon crap in the middle means nothing.. a false sense of security is all it is.
Hypothetically they could tag your packets on the back bone with an id or something then wait for that id to pop up later on ..and bam they got ya.
As a cracker i know damn well what reverse engineering is about.. we have to specialize in finding a vulnerability and exploiting it.
and the crackers mantra is.. "If it runs it can be cracked"
The very concept of software patching proves my point.
You can have the world toughest protection systems in place that would take half a billion years to brute force
but a 1 byte nop in the right place patching can render it cracked wide open.. i know i have done it.. and LOTS !
So ?
Don't invest your life savings in Anon coins guys
I told guys many years ago bragging about being bullet proof file sharing behind VPN's
and i laughed at TOR and said it was stupid across the web all along and i have told you all here you just don't get it.
The NSA etc just laugh at you Anon cheerleaders and takes any of you they want at will.
see recent story on Silk Road 2.0 + 400 dark web sites being taken down with an undisclosed method lol
So your wasting your time with these anon gimmick coins.. they won't work !
Back in 2008 i seen a story from DSLReports by accident that had American guys talking about doing trace routes
and what they found was the first hop was to a US govt. DOD back bone server.. DOD = Dept. Of Defense
I checked my own Canadian ISP and well well wouldn't ya know it mine landed on a DOD server to on the first hop from the ISP hahahha
and that was THEN !
i am sure they have expanded etc.
I have theorized basically they can simply seize control of the starting point and the ending point, then cross reference that and have you and all that you hide.
So the anon crap in the middle means nothing.. a false sense of security is all it is.
Hypothetically they could tag your packets on the back bone with an id or something then wait for that id to pop up later on ..and bam they got ya.
As a cracker i know damn well what reverse engineering is about.. we have to specialize in finding a vulnerability and exploiting it.
and the crackers mantra is.. "If it runs it can be cracked"
The very concept of software patching proves my point.
You can have the world toughest protection systems in place that would take half a billion years to brute force
but a 1 byte nop in the right place patching can render it cracked wide open.. i know i have done it.. and LOTS !
So ?
Don't invest your life savings in Anon coins guys
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