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November 22, 2017, 09:09:17 PM
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why did price double in the past few days ?
Lots of speculation probably. Price will drop again and rise, as do all altcoins. Monero probably has a big future ahead of it though as it is directly competing and improving over Bitcoin on some important aspects like privacy.
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November 22, 2017, 09:12:48 PM
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why did price double in the past few days ?
Lots of speculation probably. Price will drop again and rise, as do all altcoins. Monero probably has a big future ahead of it though as it is directly competing and improving over Bitcoin on some important aspects like privacy.
Speculation thread is here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=753252.34760;topicseen welcome to join us.

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November 22, 2017, 09:23:25 PM
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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc


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November 22, 2017, 09:44:48 PM
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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc



Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit. 
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November 22, 2017, 09:55:42 PM
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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc



Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit.  

You mean like a security patch. Lol

This shit is integrated into chips microcode can always be rewritten anyone knows that. It is a design flaw whether intentional or not. There are backdoors in everything now. Hold onto you old hardware. Hell you can stick a usb stick on your system and it can rewrite this without you even knowing.

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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc



Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit.  

You mean like a security patch. Lol

This shit is integrated into chips microcode can always be rewritten anyone knows that. It is a design flaw whether intentional or not. There are backdoors in everything now. Hold onto you old hardware. Hell you can stick a usb stick on your system and it can rewrite this without you even knowing.

So you think this is pointless?

https://puri.sm/posts/purism-librem-laptops-completely-disable-intel-management-engine/
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November 22, 2017, 10:18:30 PM
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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc



Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit.  

You mean like a security patch. Lol

This shit is integrated into chips microcode can always be rewritten anyone knows that. It is a design flaw whether intentional or not. There are backdoors in everything now. Hold onto you old hardware. Hell you can stick a usb stick on your system and it can rewrite this without you even knowing.
The amount of vulnerabilities is astonishing https://security-center.intel.com/advisory.aspx?intelid=INTEL-SA-00086&languageid=en-fr
Classic bofs? In 2017? Surely they have some old linux distro embedded eh? So old vulnerabilities became new? Interesting times.
Hopefully none of them can be triggered remotely.

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November 22, 2017, 10:25:24 PM
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Hello everybody from the Monero-Comunity Smiley
i have a question regarding the anonymity in Monero.
Can somebody explain to me how secure it is and how does it work ?
Is there any possibility to trace the transactions?
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November 22, 2017, 10:49:51 PM
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Hello everybody from the Monero-Comunity Smiley
i have a question regarding the anonymity in Monero.
Can somebody explain to me how secure it is and how does it work ?
Is there any possibility to trace the transactions?
Regards


Hi there, good starting point: https://www.monero.how/

https://www.monero.how/how-does-monero-privacy-work

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/5zgail/rmonero_newcomers_please_read_everything_you_need/


(And no the transactions can't be traced since Monero has an opaque blockchain. Try for example the Monero Rich List compared to Bitcoin's Rich List, or have a look at a recent Monero Block and its transactions)

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November 22, 2017, 10:53:16 PM
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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc



Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit.  

You mean like a security patch. Lol

This shit is integrated into chips microcode can always be rewritten anyone knows that. It is a design flaw whether intentional or not. There are backdoors in everything now. Hold onto you old hardware. Hell you can stick a usb stick on your system and it can rewrite this without you even knowing.

So you think this is pointless?

https://puri.sm/posts/purism-librem-laptops-completely-disable-intel-management-engine/

Never said it was pointless (putting words in my mouth and then arguing against them is a logical fallacy as you well know Tongue), I said the vulnerabilities are cooked in, back in the days when a Processor could not be changed from it's instruction code then it was safe as soon as you allow microcoding that can change instructions you have opened up the entire platform to vulnerabilities. Tell me you understand this?

Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc



Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit.  

You mean like a security patch. Lol

This shit is integrated into chips microcode can always be rewritten anyone knows that. It is a design flaw whether intentional or not. There are backdoors in everything now. Hold onto you old hardware. Hell you can stick a usb stick on your system and it can rewrite this without you even knowing.
The amount of vulnerabilities is astonishing https://security-center.intel.com/advisory.aspx?intelid=INTEL-SA-00086&languageid=en-fr
Classic bofs? In 2017? Surely they have some old linux distro embedded eh? So old vulnerabilities became new? Interesting times.
Hopefully none of them can be triggered remotely.

Unfortunately the list of vulnerabilities that exist can be triggered remotely is extensive and not limited to ANY OS or manufacturer, I am of the opinion they are intentionally placed and then patched when found and exploited by the people not cleared to use them. But thats just me and my tinfoil hat. Smiley

Yeah intel has a long list for sure.

https://security-center.intel.com/advisories.aspx

And Linux had a vulnerability for 20 years that just got "found out" a few years back, It's an OS that gives it's users a sense of security but like apple users, it doesn't keep you safe alone. TYhere are some nice OS's being developed with security in mod first like Qubes that I like.

That's pretty much why I care about this project, your right to not be spied on is freedom and we do not have that right nor are we legally allowed that right and I believe that is wrong. People think the constitution gives them that right and are raised to believe that when it is completely false.

Hello everybody from the Monero-Comunity Smiley
i have a question regarding the anonymity in Monero.
Can somebody explain to me how secure it is and how does it work ?
Is there any possibility to trace the transactions?
Regards


There is always a "Possibility" of tracing something it all boils down to how much time and effort it is worth to put into that task. Monero is the toughest nut to crack afa the world in general knows. Meaning it is the safest coin atm afaik.

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November 22, 2017, 10:57:19 PM
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New mining pool with weekly giveaway of free XMR. It is looks very interesting. Roll Eyes
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Never said it was pointless (putting words in my mouth and then arguing against them is a logical fallacy as you well know Tongue)I said the vulnerabilities are cooked in, back in the days when a Processor could not be changed from it's instruction code then it was safe as soon as you allow microcoding that can change instructions you have opened up the entire platform to vulnerabilities. Tell me you understand this?



Sorry, I was not clear.  Fixed it.

If it can be remotely re-written, what then would be the point of deleting it?
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And Linux had a vulnerability for 20 years that just got "found out" a few years back, It's an OS that gives it's users a sense of security but like apple users, it doesn't keep you safe alone. TYhere are some nice OS's being developed with security in mod first like Qubes that I like.

That's pretty much why I care about this project, your right to not be spied on is freedom and we do not have that right nor are we legally allowed that right and I believe that is wrong. People think the constitution gives them that right and are raised to believe that when it is completely false.


I like Pubes too, however one bug in the xen hypervisor (and there have been plenty) and it all falls to shit and it's also not immune to the aforementioned cpu manufacturer employed backdoors ;/
No wonder Stallman cried when they stole his secure laptop.

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Sorry, I was not clear.  Fixed it.

If it can be remotely re-written, what then would be the point of deleting it?

Heh, like I said nothing to harden your system is pointless unless it outweighs the usefulness of your tool to perform the task it's designed for (example Mcafee LOL) or creates more vulnerabilities (this list is too long to write hah).

Also you can check you system with this just released by intel.

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/27150

https://security-center.intel.com/advisory.aspx?intelid=intel-sa-00086&languageid=en-fr

BTW just for everyones general knowledge for the past decade or so you would have been safer hardening your system and then never allowing a security update to be installed. Think on that.


I like Pubes too, however one bug in the xen hypervisor (and there have been plenty) and it all falls to shit and it's also not immune to the aforementioned cpu manufacturer employed backdoors ;/
No wonder Stallman cried when they stole his secure laptop.

Yup lots of projects not ready for prime time, I'd love to see ReactOS get finished.

Got a link for the Stallman thing?

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November 22, 2017, 11:15:52 PM
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Got a link for the Stallman thing?
Was a bit long ago in internet time https://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/06/12/stallman_laptop_stolen/

You can only imagine how long it took him to set it up just right https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html

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November 23, 2017, 02:43:02 AM
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Lets not say you guys were not warned. Wink

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Did Intel leave a huge security hole in your brand new PC?

http://www.techradar.com/news/did-intel-leave-a-huge-security-hole-in-your-brand-new-pc

Purism, anyone?  They've disabled that shit.  

You mean like a security patch. Lol

This shit is integrated into chips microcode can always be rewritten anyone knows that. It is a design flaw whether intentional or not. There are backdoors in everything now. Hold onto you old hardware. Hell you can stick a usb stick on your system and it can rewrite this without you even knowing.

AFAIK nothing you said applies to Purism, which is the subject of explorer's post (and a member of the Monero  Enterprise  Alliance).

Do you have any specific, falsifiable evidence Purism phones/laptops chips' "microcode can always be rewritten?"

Are there "backdoors" in my Trezor too? Shocked   I hope not, it was really expensive! Cheesy


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November 23, 2017, 06:40:55 AM
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Is it already too late to buy some Monero at this point?Damn, missed the rocket ship and feeling so bad about it now. Sad
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those who believe in monero, what do you think about the onion?  Huh ^^

It's garbage that has nothing more going for it other than shills pushing it, kind of like are doing here. Not to mention the paid sig campain that they are calling an airdrop. It is nothing but one big lie and as long as you scumsuckers get paid to shill it it will continue to drag idiot n00bs into it.

So if it is a big lie how it is possible that I am getting over 1000USD weekly just for the Signature?


Simple. That is obviously a lie also.

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those who believe in monero, what do you think about the onion?  Huh ^^

It's garbage that has nothing more going for it other than shills pushing it, kind of like are doing here. Not to mention the paid sig campain that they are calling an airdrop. It is nothing but one big lie and as long as you scumsuckers get paid to shill it it will continue to drag idiot n00bs into it.

So if it is a big lie how it is possible that I am getting over 1000USD weekly just for the Signature?


Simple. That is obviously a lie also.

it is not a lie.
You get every week an airdrop, Arround 7% of your Holding. All the Holdings are getting for free during the airdrops between week 1 and 18 and now its arround 1000USD weekly before it was arround 600USD weekly.

Better read first before you tell Bullshit.

Edit:

Here you see the weekly Reports,

last time over 410 USers took part on the Airdrop.

https://deeponion.org/report.php?date=2017-11-17

And you see its real
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November 23, 2017, 07:32:03 AM
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those who believe in monero, what do you think about the onion?  Huh ^^

It's garbage that has nothing more going for it other than shills pushing it, kind of like are doing here. Not to mention the paid sig campain that they are calling an airdrop. It is nothing but one big lie and as long as you scumsuckers get paid to shill it it will continue to drag idiot n00bs into it.

So if it is a big lie how it is possible that I am getting over 1000USD weekly just for the Signature?


Simple. That is obviously a lie also.

it is not a lie.
You get every week an airdrop, Arround 7% of your Holding. All the Holdings are getting for free during the airdrops between week 1 and 18 and now its arround 1000USD weekly before it was arround 600USD weekly.

Better read first before you tell Bullshit.

Edit:

Here you see the weekly Reports,

last time over 410 USers took part on the Airdrop.

https://deeponion.org/report.php?date=2017-11-17

And you see its real
Yes, onion is so much better than Monero. Why don't you fuck off to their thread and tell them that?
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