Hactivist and cyber security researcher finds exposed servers containing the No Fly listhttps://maia.crimew.gay/posts/how-to-hack-an-airline/Also why do so many facilities with sensitive documents seem to never configure their shit properly? Why do they keep getting trusted with said documents? Especially schools and hospitals.
>>18231many big corpos are using enterprise technology from ~10-20 years ago, big organizations move slow and tend to not change very quickly which can be a problem with security. Government moves even more slowly. Hospitals in particular are notorious for poor cybersecurity.
This will probably never change without some GDPR type regulation in the US
>>18242>regarding the sustainability of capitalism during this century?Capitalism isn't going to last beyond mid fifties of the 21st.
Demographics reasserting the political economy of labor power are going to do it in, not a specific technology problem.
https://ddosecrets.com/wiki/No_Fly_List<Due to presence of PII, the data is only being made available to journalists and researchers.I don't like this decision. I want to know whether
I am on that list. And I am sure millions of other people want to know this about themselves. Doesn't this trump other considerations?
But what about the social stigma, you might ask. I think this will vaporize in light of the many, many, many,
many,
many nonsensical entries the list has.
But what about good uses for this list or some hypothetical similar list with more robust reasoning behind it, some will ask. Well, there can be a PUBLIC no-fly list for that.
>>18256>Unfortunately, it looks we're going to get a system that's less socialism and more fascist economics with technocratic neoliberal-style statecraft, with the same bourgeoise and their descendants still in charge as the elite class still exploiting what were the proles of capitalism.Who is "we", it might be that the western big bourgeoisie survives a little longer using a technocratic neoliberal hell-world yoke to subjugate the western population, but that will be some kind of left over capitalism, like there still were some left-over feudal monarchies in the 20th centuries. Most of the world will probably be in the lower stages of building socialism in the mid 21th century, and represent the dominant mode of production.
It might be that the strangle hold over political power of the western bourgeoisie is based on imperial super-profits and as the reach of their imperial system shrinks so does their hold on power.
Another aspect is that the strength of labor power is going to come back because were are entering the phase of renewed labor scarcity this time globally. China has already begun reducing it's rate of exploitation to counter-act the demographic changes, very soon the rest of the world will have to follow their example, in order to not wither into irrelevance.
>>18265https://papersplease.org/wp/2023/01/20/the-nofly-list-is-a-muslimban-list/According to this article the youngest is 4.
>>18267I'm sure there are some mistakes given the size of the doc. However the idea of a three 4 year olds managing to get on the no fly list is hilarious.
>>18280>quotes around the word hacker>maia arson crimewOf course she didn't make the csv public, sending it to journalists meant the most people would be able to see it and leak it publicly on their own accord. She understands her protections under Swedish law. If she just leaked it publicly immediately the site could just get taken down extra-judicially, whereas this way no country can do so without also declaring war on Sweden. Going monkey mode and disregarding tact to be like Le Guy Fawkes Mask Man accomplishes nothing, and is exactly what the feds would have wanted her to do.
I can tell from your typing quirk you're a 4chan tourist, so it's strange to see you use reddit as a byword when 4chan is more reddit than reddit ever was.
>>18280This is what hacking is, a lot more boring than in Hollywood movies.
>>18281Holy freaking crap Lois, how dare this guy not know about e-celebs.
>I can tell from your typing quirk you're a 4chan tourist, so it's strange to see you use reddit as a byword when 4chan is more reddit than reddit ever was.Such a weird thing to get hung up on. You're calling someone a 4ch*n tourist while doing le epic greentext.
>>18283>E-celebThis isn't a e-celeb, she's a public figures you fucking zoomoid
>epic greentext.It's called a block quote. Learn markdown instead of spending every waking moment on social media.
>>25977https://t.me/s/SiegedSecurityhere's the telegram with proper links
if i download the heritage leak, do the fbi and nsa execute me on the spot or something? o_o
as for hacking, i think it's kinda dumb and doesn't hurt powerful people that much anyways
>>26196 (me)
The sheer ridiculousness of equating "hacktivism" with activism is comparing a pieceful protest to an eco-terrorist sneaking a fucking bomb into a factory, shouting: "SURRENDER OR I'LL BLOW UP THE BUILDING!!" Even a simple license such as GPL has an effect that's more akin to a wildcat strike ("muh virus license") than anything IRL activists do.
>>26197>>26196How do you you manage to make an arguement while both being wrong. The -ism is activism is a misnomer, activism is just the use of direct, often confrontational action, such as a demonstration or strike, in opposition to or support of a cause.
Of course socialists are going to do activism, the entire point of it being called 'scientific socialism' is you test the theory though praxis, then use the results of praxis to inform theory. Non-scientific socialism is utopianism.
The scientific process is inherently activist, because you're doing things to learn rather than yeilding to essentialism and letting philosophers just guess forever. That is direct political action for a cause, one that is even opposed by the right for competing with the essentialism that is foundational to their beliefs–even they engage in activism for that too, because
it's a value neutral term. >>26201Phil undergrad post.
>>26197Well at least you realize hacktivism is even more useless than IRL activism and the argument is that both have nothing to do with the class struggle.
>>26213>Well at least you realize hacktivism is even more useless than IRL activismHacktivism is useless, yes… for class struggle. It is useful for self-liberation and insurrections which are anarchist praxes but I assume you think anarchist theory is crap so we have nothing to discuss here.
I'd argue that activism is the most useless since it achieves absolutely nothing.
>>26212>it's obvious [absurd assertion]Not an arguement, It's how it's used in practice
ba dum tish>>26213>Phil undergrad postWasn't even philosophical.
>nothing to do with the class struggleYou haven't explained your premise, yet you just keep repeating it.
Making forcibly disclosed information that was strategically classified by an opponent is advantageous in any conflict,
especially class struggle. The fact that it's not one unique to it is irrelevant, the current case being discussed–the recent hacks on The Heritage Foundation, NATO and Israel are very relevant to class struggle.
>>26219>It's how it's used in practice ba dum tishI usually seperate what people call "activism" and praxis. I have no use for the word "activism" otherwise, I can just say "praxis" or "direct action," the words that are actually used by politically active people instead of journos who call them "extremists."
>Making forcibly disclosed information that was strategically classified by an opponent is advantageous in any conflictGood point.
>>26218<Red Guard comrades of Tsinghua University Middle School:
>I have received both the big-character posters which you sent on 28 July as well as the letter which you sent to me, asking for an answer. The two big-character posters which you wrote on 24 June and 4 July express your anger at, and denunciation of, all landlords, bourgeois, imperialists, revisionists, and their running dogs who exploit and oppress the workers, peasants, revolutionary intellectuals and revolutionary parties and groupings. You say it is right to rebel against reactionaries; I enthusiastically support you. I also give enthusiastic support to the big-character poster of the Red Flag Combat Group of Peking University Middle School which said that it is right to rebel against the reactionaries; and to the very good revolutionary speech given by comrade P’eng Hsiao-meng representing their Red Flag Combat Group at the big meeting attended by all the teachers, students, administration and workers of Peking University on 25 July. Here I want to say that I myself as well as my revolutionary comrades-in-arms all take the same attitude. No matter where they are, in Peking or anywhere in China, I will give enthusiastic support to all who take an attitude similar to yours in the Cultural Revolution movement. Another thing, while supporting you, at the same time we ask you to pay attention to uniting with all who can be united with. As for those who have committed serious mistakes, after their mistakes have been pointed out you should offer them a way out of their difficulties by giving them work to do, and enabling them to correct their mistakes and become new men. Marx said: the proletariat must emancipate not only itself but all mankind. If it cannot emancipate all mankind, then the proletariat itself will not be able to achieve final emancipation. Will comrades please pay attention to this truth too.https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/volume-9/mswv9_60.htm Unique IPs: 22