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How the government reads your emails without a warrant
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Captain Ginyu
Member
Good article, been saying this shit since email was invented.
Yea man back in the windows 95/98 days i would play with SLAK SubSeven it was a tool used for hacking. I would steal credit cards, destroy peoples computers and spy on anyone i wanted to with this software. heres a description of it from wiki
"Like other remote admin programs, Sub7 is distributed with a server and a client. The server is the program that the host must run in order to have their machines controlled remotely, and the client is the program with a GUI that the user runs on their own machine to control the server/host PC."
my favorite option was the remote viewing where i could have a replica image of the infected computers desktop i would have it record activity and you could literally watch every move someone is making on there computer. the best was when i connect to this dudes video camera and flashed up what was called a matrix screen just black with the green matrix writing. I then began typing shit like " hey man nice red shit your wearing.. lol" he was FREAKING OUT
anyways its amazing what you can do with these machines. I now have a program where i can pull up to your locked wireless connection and tap right into your network... it pretty much deciphers your wep code within 5 minutes then im in. crazy shit imagine what the agents can do?
"Like other remote admin programs, Sub7 is distributed with a server and a client. The server is the program that the host must run in order to have their machines controlled remotely, and the client is the program with a GUI that the user runs on their own machine to control the server/host PC."
my favorite option was the remote viewing where i could have a replica image of the infected computers desktop i would have it record activity and you could literally watch every move someone is making on there computer. the best was when i connect to this dudes video camera and flashed up what was called a matrix screen just black with the green matrix writing. I then began typing shit like " hey man nice red shit your wearing.. lol" he was FREAKING OUT
anyways its amazing what you can do with these machines. I now have a program where i can pull up to your locked wireless connection and tap right into your network... it pretty much deciphers your wep code within 5 minutes then im in. crazy shit imagine what the agents can do?
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ForbiddenFruit
Internet created by Government
Internet created by Government
The Internet is the result of what was called the ARPANET which was funded and built by the United States Department of Defense. Its purpose was to develop the very first computer network that would connect different universities and laboratories within the U.S. where people had big ideas and common interests. The network allowed them to share these interests. So the beginning of the Internet was a network of university and government computers, that eventually evolved into the Internet around 1976, when they merged the ARPANET with the Ethernet. Not very hard to imagine that there is wire-tapping going on today is it?.
Those pictures are of the ARPANET network as it evolved. In 1971 they sent the first e-mail, and by 1973 75% of the network traffic was e-mail, so its not surprising that everything is being tracked today. I am unsure of how or when they commercialised the Internet, I guess they did that by creating personal computers so that everyone and anyone could log onto the network from home. I do know that it was intentional, they gave us access to the Internet on purpose. Its a worthy research topic though. A simple wiki article on the ARPANET, gets you started.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET
I also highly recommend a documentary about this, if you interested, called [The Net: The Unabomber, LSD and the Internet], Its a really good documentary on the subject.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doQAwLb-DEE
Internet created by Government
The Internet is the result of what was called the ARPANET which was funded and built by the United States Department of Defense. Its purpose was to develop the very first computer network that would connect different universities and laboratories within the U.S. where people had big ideas and common interests. The network allowed them to share these interests. So the beginning of the Internet was a network of university and government computers, that eventually evolved into the Internet around 1976, when they merged the ARPANET with the Ethernet. Not very hard to imagine that there is wire-tapping going on today is it?.
Those pictures are of the ARPANET network as it evolved. In 1971 they sent the first e-mail, and by 1973 75% of the network traffic was e-mail, so its not surprising that everything is being tracked today. I am unsure of how or when they commercialised the Internet, I guess they did that by creating personal computers so that everyone and anyone could log onto the network from home. I do know that it was intentional, they gave us access to the Internet on purpose. Its a worthy research topic though. A simple wiki article on the ARPANET, gets you started.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET
I also highly recommend a documentary about this, if you interested, called [The Net: The Unabomber, LSD and the Internet], Its a really good documentary on the subject.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doQAwLb-DEE
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IE2KS_KUSH
Re: How the government reads your emails without a warrant
Unfortunately I am trying to prepare myself for life with no internet for this and other reasons ..
Unfortunately I am trying to prepare myself for life with no internet for this and other reasons ..
And don't forget "Echalon".......NSA has been using that for at least a decade or more, in San Francisco they were caught tying into the main fiber cable that re-routed a majority of electronic traffic coming in from Asia.
So to really fuck with these guys just drop a random specific word or two in emails or over the phone...I suggest some like; Al-Queda, suitcase bomb, fissionable material, etc...of course you might get someone knocking on your door....gotta go the doorbell just rang!
StacksOnDeck
New member
in 2012 it is possible to browse the internet anonymously..
McGuyver'sDick
Member
I don't have much to hide, except for coming here. Other than that I don't really care who reads my email or tracks my searches. Thinking that I am the target of some sort would be delusions of grandeur and imagined self importance. I'm just a little fish in a school of fish in a sea full of schools of fish. I never expected any kind of anonymity or privacy on the internet, no do I in any public place. Everyone has a camera on their phone connected to the internet. I kind of actually like seeing ads that cater to me instead of just some random stuff that I don't wan't to hear about.
The interent is owned by the US of A and they can and will do whatever they want with it lol.. Read the fine print.. Read the google's terms of service as they allow whoever to read your shit lol.. I would not type anything on the net that you didn't think others were going to read... stay safe headband 707
Of course all these agencies have to get Al Gore's permission to do anything with the internet. Seeing as how he invented it and all.
WillWork4Weed
Member
Yeah, remember when lots of ppl were having problems getting online a few years back? The tubes of the interwebs got clogged up, and Ol' Al And Tipper Gore had to plunge night and day to unclog the interweb tubes. You gotta be careful not to let man-bear-pig clog up the tubes with a hopper stopper!
I wonder if they can read IC rep msgs? 
Or PM messages for that matter sent through a https connection and so on, I mean I know this site is pretty safe but of course only as safe as it can be made in an unsafe world, like Gypsy said.
I think the Government actually has some good reasons for doing what they do, like preventing terrorists from doing stupid shit but I really do hope they understand we are about good vibes here and not trying to hurt anyone but maybe those damn mites & gnats chewing up our pretty plants.
Much love to all out there, Gov dudes included. Thanks for keeping us safe guys.
Or PM messages for that matter sent through a https connection and so on, I mean I know this site is pretty safe but of course only as safe as it can be made in an unsafe world, like Gypsy said.
I think the Government actually has some good reasons for doing what they do, like preventing terrorists from doing stupid shit but I really do hope they understand we are about good vibes here and not trying to hurt anyone but maybe those damn mites & gnats chewing up our pretty plants.
Much love to all out there, Gov dudes included. Thanks for keeping us safe guys.
I wonder if they can read IC rep msgs?
Or PM messages for that matter sent through a https connection and so on, I mean I know this site is pretty safe but of course only as safe as it can be made in an unsafe world, like Gypsy said.
I think the Government actually has some good reasons for doing what they do, like preventing terrorists from doing stupid shit but I really do hope they understand we are about good vibes here and not trying to hurt anyone but maybe those damn mites & gnats chewing up our pretty plants.
Much love to all out there, Gov dudes included. Thanks for keeping us safe guys.
Hackers can do whatever they want to do ,,,,never forget this not really much to it really when you know what your doing ,and they do,,,.. stay safe headband 707
benzo
Active member
no you cant, try and get into my system I DARE YOU!
^^^ sounds like a set up. haha
