I Built an Air-Gapped Feed Reader and That Unveiled US’ Military Surveillance

[Enig]

Post proofs show proofs bls op where ids proofs

 

[HumanHive]

The real redpill is the projector machines the Air Force uses to upload malware into your brain while you sleep.

Dreams used to be in black and white. Why? That was all they could infest you with. It wasn’t until later that they could infect in color.

 

[Bad Gateway]

Cut to me, air gapping OP's bussy

 

[Ms. Cegination]

@Exsosym also made a thread about this 'badbios' thing. https://kiwifarms.net/threads/all-a...s-circuitry-that-leaks-to-the-military.87515/
Perhaps you two should partner up?

 

[Exsosym]

 

[DeadwastePrime]

hey wait a minute, i saw this on /g/

 

[seri0us]

hey wait a minute, i saw this on /g/

ITT: We post /g/ memes

 

[The-Patriarchy]

Next you'll be telling us there's a government conspiracy behind fluoridated water... fnord.

 

[Smaug's Smokey Hole]

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It should be noted that Kim Dotcom is a fat german guy living in New Zealand that likes Call of Duty and once ran a file sharing site, take his political expertise with a grain of salt.

 

[Seminal Ointments Lain]

I made for myself a feed reader that can visit pages that need JavaScript (with Puppeteer), make feeds from it (PHP script), make full feeds out of it and write the result to an email file (msg/eml). I then take these files to an air-gapped computer (no network ports, no radio dongles) and read it there with a localhost web stack and custom JavaScript that makes it easy to read hundreds of entries every day. The emails include images and even videos, so there is no need to visit the sites manually most of the time.

Besides learning what is written in all these feeds, I have come to learn what isn't written: the US military has access to all PCs (even air-gapped ones) by using radio to control all CPUs (BadBIOS). They use this for blackmail, sabotage and theft. All done by state sponsored cyber terrorists. This is the reason the US is insisting that countries don't use Chinese 5G: China has discovered what the US was doing and now can either do it themselves or block the US' radio transmissions - and the US doesn't want to lose their backdoors.

I also learned that the big social networks tap into the data mined by the US' military to surface recommendations in their timelines. TikTok was called a national security threat, but isn't the only one that is tapping the surveillance machine: Twitter, YouTube and Facebook are on it too.

I am willing to partner with researchers who want to replicate my findings and reverse engineer the malware they inject on the RAM of PCs. There is more that I haven't written here, but ask away and I will reply. For those who don't have the skills or don't want to face the danger of going against a corrupt military, but that still want to stand against the violations of Human Rights that are going on, just spread the word. Thank you.

 

[VIPPER?]

air gapping is a meme, operating offline behind at least 8 inches of concrete is more than sufficient without an active faraday cage

 

[Special Agent DustyPoncho]

post proof

 

[Kosher Dill]

I'm posting this from a computer that's in a Faraday cage, unplugged, and sealed in epoxy. Something's fishy here.

 

[Right To Bear Blarms]

I thought Terry Davis was dead but here he is

 

[Sonichu-choo trainwreck]

My computer mainly displays thigh gaps

 

[stares at error messages]

I once had this experience on a website:

I was doing some research (not computer security so I didn't have time to download the page html ) and had the same website open in chrome and firefox. Firefox was on my left monitor and chrome where I was working was on my right. In chrome I clicked on a element on the page that brought the browser window to presented to the user the same happened in firefox on my left; doing something in chrome caused the same activity in firefox. The window being presented is when it's made prominent above all other windows, if you have more then one window open it moves it to being unobstructed by other things on the screen and puts that window in front of the user. In this instance it worked in both browsers while triggered from chrome.

Possibly I miss remember this and both windows were either chrome or firefox. It would be an easy mistake since I often run them both at the same time . Still, if they were the same browser, it seems like a bug that the browser can't tell the two different tabs with the same webpage and one single webpage. I'm not sure what javascript function makes an existing window present its self to the user. Not just make a new window, but "make sure this current window is the window on top, please Mr. Window Manager". I've since held that javascript has no memory isolation and if you find the right part of the API that doesn't have certain checks, you can get code execution on the computer running the code.

I wish I could give you an example, but I have lost the link. The page might have updated since then anyway, so it wouldn't be much help to reverse engineering the problem.

 

[WinnieTheJew]

Show proof of concept or take meds.

 

[Kyururu-kun]

The only air gapped thing here is OP's faggot infested brain. ...or was that maggot infested?

Also, this thread will probably be air gapped as well shortly.

 

[A Logging Company]

But has the military gone as so far as to decide to look more like?

 

[No. 7 cat]

Can it also be used as a Seed Reader? Is it, in fact, a Feed and Seed Reader?

Formely Chuck's?