Wired: The FBI Used the Web’s Favorite Hacking Tool to Unmask Tor Users

[LiteCoinGuy]

The FBI Used the Web’s Favorite Hacking Tool to Unmask Tor Users

For more than a decade, a powerful app called Metasploit has been the most important tool in the hacking world: An open-source Swiss Army knife of hacks that puts the latest exploits in the hands of anyone who’s interested, from random criminals to the thousands of security professionals who rely on the app to scour client networks for holes.

http://www.wired.com/2014/12/fbi-metasploit-tor/

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[bytezero]

“Tor, a free, open-source project originally funded by the US Navy”
that says it all

[b!z]

“Tor, a free, open-source project originally funded by the US Navy”
that says it all

this would probably interest you then http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET

[BITMIXER.IO]

Seems TOR is transparent for feds, I see how they catch blackmarket owners.

[LiteCoinGuy]

NSA: Guard-Tor Stinks

https://www.eff.org/de/document/2013-10-04-guard-tor-stinks

[teodor87]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

[b!z]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

This is a bad attitude to have. People deserve privacy.

[Lauda]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

This is a bad attitude to have. People deserve privacy.

Exactly. Who or what gives them right to poke around my darkest secrets?
I want that person/thing to give me the same right to poke around theirs too.

[b!z]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

This is a bad attitude to have. People deserve privacy.

Exactly. Who or what gives them right to poke around my darkest secrets?
I want that person/thing to give me the same right to poke around theirs too.

I don't think anyone should have the right to invade others' privacy without their permission.

[vm1990]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

This is a bad attitude to have. People deserve privacy.

Exactly. Who or what gives them right to poke around my darkest secrets?
I want that person/thing to give me the same right to poke around theirs too.

I don't think anyone should have the right to invade others' privacy without their permission.

might be worth trying gchq spy on me ill go for a walk around the HQ... its only fair 

[Gleb Gamow]

Supported by a vast community of contributors and researchers, Metasploit established a kind of lingua franca for attack code.

That's twice in the past couple hours I've run across the term lingua franca [in dissimilar content]. Reminds me of Frank's [pet] iguana for obvious reasons.

[Lauda]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

This is a bad attitude to have. People deserve privacy.

Exactly. Who or what gives them right to poke around my darkest secrets?
I want that person/thing to give me the same right to poke around theirs too.

I don't think anyone should have the right to invade others' privacy without their permission.

Exactly. If someone (they) want the right to do so, then everyone needs to have the same right.
Aren't we all equal after all (their statements)?

[b!z]

Supported by a vast community of contributors and researchers, Metasploit established a kind of lingua franca for attack code.

That's twice in the past couple hours I've run across the term lingua franca [in dissimilar content]. Reminds me of Frank's [pet] iguana for obvious reasons.

There's a term for this - when you start noticing a word, and you notice it more often as a result. I think it was named after some military group. Anybody remember what it's called?

[Remember remember the 5th of November]

Hey if you have nothing to hide, you don't worry. However, Its annoying to know that someone snoops around your dirty underwear. If users are careful, though, the probability of getting caught is minimal.

This is a bad attitude to have. People deserve privacy.

Exactly. Who or what gives them right to poke around my darkest secrets?
I want that person/thing to give me the same right to poke around theirs too.

I don't think anyone should have the right to invade others' privacy without their permission.

might be worth trying gchq spy on me ill go for a walk around the HQ... its only fair 

Hahaha.

>>Guy goes to the bathroom.
>>NSA enters too.
>>NSA peeks over the stall and asks guy what he is doing.
>>Guy responds.
>>NSA asks "Can I watch?"
>>NSA doesn't particularly care about the answer.