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>£120 code cracker that can unlock an iPhone in six hours: so hands up, FBI, why did it take you FOUR months to access jihadi's phone?
>Device, called an IP Box, can be purchased openly on the internet
>Mail on Sunday investigation showed it took just six hours to crack code
>FBI entered battle with Apple to unlock phone of San Bernardino shooter
>After two month stalemate, FBI announced it unlocked the phone last week
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3520836/120-code-cracker-unlock-iPhone-six-hours-hands-FBI-did-FOUR-months-access-jihadi-s-phone.html
>>53833032
It does not work on iOS 9, which the article mentions is what was on the SB shooter phone.
>>53833032
Most of that legal battle, didn't really regard cracking the phone as much as it did the FBI getting a backdoor into the OS. Which would obviously be very beneficial to the FBI.
>>53833032
From the article: "iPhones run on computer programs called operating systems".
That is just comically put - the Daily Mail must have a retarded audience. How could this need elaboration?
So I've seen people customize how other websites look for them, I know HTML and CSS, how do you do this?
>>53832610
Plugins.
I have a car with a nice SiriusXM player. I don't give a shit about their product though, I want to replace all the radio streams in the player with different radio stations from various GTA games.
>because autism.
People have cracked their encryption before. It looks like it's a similar situation to satellite TV hacking back in the early 2000s, which was basically a bunch of dudes in IRC sharing codes and exploits and some people selling them IRL.
Each channel in SiriusXM is essentially one giant file that streams or fully downloads to the player.
I figure I can set up a rasberry pi or similar lightweight box with a SSD and load it with my own streams, sent as an emulated satellite signal to replace the actual satellite antenna.
Plus then I can create my own streams for things like various genres of music. I don't want to have to fuck around with setting up my own internet radio stations, or paid services, or freemium services, or anything. I want something that will work entirely inside of my car with no network connection needed or required once it's set up and data files are loaded.
I don't want to set up a bluetooth stream or an FM microbroadcaster. I want to be able to use the existing radio in my car and hit 'satellite' and scroll the knob through 30-40 stations all of which I have configured on the SSD plugged into a little box sitting in my glove compartment.
>again i know this is autism
This technically isn't illegal or piracy. I don't want to steal their service, I just want to use hardware that I own, for my own purposes.
>>53832420
Problem is that's so autistic no one else gives a shit. There are a lot of reasons not to do that, especially added complexity. Most users, including me, would recommend getting a new radio. Maybe a radio with documented commands to the faceplate so you can have the Pi as the backend connecting to the faceplate. Then you can implement your own radio station behavior.
>>53832752
That would be pretty sweet but I can't find any radio that would let me do this.
I want to be able to use knobs to change channels and adjust volume (touchscreen shit is awful while trying to drive) and select through a bunch of my custom streams from my pi.
Maybe I should have the chinks make me a custom in-dash radio? Most aftermarket stuff SUCKS. Shiny chromed plastic, giant terrible touchscreens, etc.
I just want the experience of switching from station to station, and the stations are whatever I wanted them to be, and I don't have to worry about a data connection or streaming externally.
Hijacking the SiriusXM hardware seems like the easiest way to do this but maybe you're right and I should go with custom hardware. Maybe get an open source standard going so other people can do the same thing.
Just use your phone, an aux cable, and some playlists.
>downloads internet in an hour
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwmKmBtM-HU
>>53832215
You're a fucking idiot
>>53832215
Give me that 44 seconds of my life back.
I think I just got aids from your shitty video
So /g/ whats your Firefox CSS?
>>53831950
Oh my god...
Your UI is disgusting, I think I threw up a bit.
>>53831965
Whats your css then?
god what the fuck are you doing
Do you think nvdia will update their control panel interface?
The design is stuck in the 2000s, not that there is anything inherently wrong with that.
>>53831749
You think you have it bad? Look at this shit here
>>53831749
If you pay attention Nvidia does indeed updates the control panel, current version is 8.1.810.0.
It could be faster but it no longer freezes for a few seconds when trying to change settings like it used to and it's a lot faster when fetching the installed games list.
If you mean update as in changing the gui like AMD's crimson, I don't see why bother with something like that when the NVCP has everything in it's own category and there is no way to get lost.
If you mean update
>>53831909
Why is nvidia and multiple monitors such a pain in the ass on linux? Is this something wayland will improve on. I think half of my issues are X11
I'm working as a RubyOnRails developer, also I know Node.js
What do you suggest me to learn hacking and information security?
>>53831644
I just watched Mr.Robot and installed Kali desu
Do you wanna learn hacking?
>>53831644
You wont get far if you cant google. But what eves
Web application hackers handbook
shellcoders hackers handbook
grey/blackhat python
a bug hunters diary
the art of software security assessment
social engineering the art of human hacking
the hacker playbook
ida pro book
nmap book
ios hackers handbook
mobile hackers handbook
metasploit the penetration testers guide
Reverseing secerts of revers engineer
browsers hackers handbook
Thats all I can think of off the top of my head now stop being a fag and learn to google
Who is develping this shit? What is the point?
Using any distro of linux + wine will give so much more usability, fuck it couldnt even load 4chan without crashing.
ReactOS team. To have a free implementation of Windows.
>>53831268
Team of autistics!
>>53831198
>>53831590
what's the point of this thread?
are you seriously bashing someone else's operating system?
who the fuck are you to judge?
So how do people feel about akamai?
>Running 15-30% of internet
>p2p from personal computers
You probably have it running too.
I just got disturbed by the ip addresses it was sending data to and removed it completely.
No noticeable change in internet speed.
It just seems that the company is completely running on all of the personal computers, not on the servers of it's own.
Is there something that I should be removing on Linux/OS X?
>>53831099
Last time i tried to fuck around with 3dsmax i remember something with that name being installed.
I dint know if it should be removed at all that's kind of the point of my question. And i dont know if akamai is running on linux, i would assume it is because most of the servers are linux os based.
Hi, I am looking for some good coder monitor to start learning how to code, any recommendation?
thanks!
>>53830685
>code
>>53830685
>coder monitor
What the ever living fuck was LG thinking?
>Samsung also doing degenerate commercials with Lil Wayne
https://youtu.be/tOpsnNf9Wj0
Statham > Lil Wayne tho
White, muscular British man vs American manlet of a nigga
>>53830893
>>53830382
Also why the fuck didn't they have him under fire, duck behind the wall and change the battery gun magazine style... Seemed like the most obvious way to highlight their main feature
I thought it was pretty funny bro
>mfw all the gnu/linux hate is shifting to Arch so the other distros can grow and make it 2016 the year of the linux desktop, even if that linux ends up being fucking android or chromeos
Arch should be commended for taking the heat.
> shilling free software
why
Arch is actually the most suitable distro for a 2016 desktop however.
what happens when you do rm -rf on windows plus linux
>>53829556
It removes Windows and installs Arch.
>>53829556
When it comes out I'll boot up win 10 on a VM and try it. I would think there will be a safeguard.
>>53829556
Maybe a BSOD? kek
>walk into library's basement
>neckbeards are using their riced-out archpads to read textbooks via bash
Why would you do this to yourself?
>>53829268
>things that never happened
>>53829268
>make up story on 4chan
Why would you do this to yourself?
>>53829268
>this never happened
Though I have seen hipsters read what look like books through bash for some bizarre reason.
buying 828$ computer. My first time building one. Wat do I buy http://www.logicalincrements.com
>>53829116
can some one tell me the parts to buy and I will buy them
>>53829200
bump
>>53829380
total noob
