  sivranVive Vivaldi
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sivran
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2004-Nov-8 6:33 pm
Now that's sad.Ok, who wants a job as a net admin at the Pentagon or one of these defense contractors? Requirements: high school diploma, know how to plug cables in! | |
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Re: Now that's sad.heheh - so did the terrorists win on this front??? | |
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|  TheMetrixR.T.F.M. - P.E.B.K.A.C
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Hey, I take resemblance to that comment.
I got the job of being a Network Admin and Battalion Computer Supervisor just because I knew how to install an operating system and get it working on a network. | |
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|  raydog1Feel Secure
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said by sivran:Ok, who wants a job as a net admin at the Pentagon or one of these defense contractors? Requirements: high school diploma, know how to plug cables in! Network Admin here in need of a job.  Hey! I beat those qualifications! Where do send my resume?  | |
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Anon
2004-Nov-9 12:23 pm
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you are still asking alot. | |
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 KeepOnRockinMusic Lover Forever
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Keep Away ZoneEven if I did find an open DoD or government hotspot, I wouldn't log in.
The last thing I'd want to do would to breach a governmental computer network (even accidently). | |
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|  GoogledYay, I have FIOS
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Re: Keep Away ZoneCouldn't those hotspots just as easily be honeypots? | |
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Re: Keep Away Zonesaid by Googled:Couldn't those hotspots just as easily be honeypots? could be, but unless you are stupid enough to sit outside the pentegon in your car with blacked out window for 2 hrs how would they know its you. | |
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| |  John GaltForward, March
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said by Googled:Couldn't those hotspots just as easily be honeypots? BINGO...!!  | |
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Bill
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2004-Nov-8 6:35 pm
Only an idiot...Only an idiot would actually log onto a government network | |
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|  clevere1
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2004-Nov-8 6:38 pm
Re: Only an idiot...said by Bill:Only an idiot would actually log onto a government network True .. but if it's a new laptop .. wirelessly .. ... Me, I wouldn't touch the thing with a 2000' pole. | |
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| |  trparkyAndroid... get back here
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Re: Only an idiot...said by clevere1:said by Bill:Only an idiot would actually log onto a government network Me, I wouldn't touch the thing with a 2000' pole. Yeah, especially since these guys carry guns and their policy is "shoot first, ask questions later". | |
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You don't "log in"...
It's a wireless network. You stick a wireless router on there and share internet.
It's completely anonymous, no way you could get caught if you drive there with your laptop. They can track your internal ip/external mac.. But that's easily changed and not personally identifiable like your regular ISP's IPs.
It's just stealing high-speed, actually login into the pentagon's systems and hacking is a whole different thing. | |
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| |  ShootToThrilTell The Truth
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Re: Only an idiot...You could have just said that Ignorance is Bliss | |
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| | vic102482
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If they want to they can track you even by mac, its just do they want to spend the resources and time to do that.:( | |
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Re: Only an idiot...said by vic102482:If they want to they can track you even by mac, its just do they want to spend the resources and time to do that.:( I could just change my MAC, access the Pentagon's network, and change my MAC back to the original setting. There's absolutely no way they could track me down. | |
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Re: Only an idiot...said by Jeremy341:said by vic102482:If they want to they can track you even by mac, its just do they want to spend the resources and time to do that.:( I could just change my MAC, access the Pentagon's network, and change my MAC back to the original setting. There's absolutely no way they could track me down. There is always a way they could track you down.:p The government uses IDS systems to monitor their networks, and no one has no idea which systems are in use so there is no real way to circumvent that which no knowledge of the system in place. Who knows what could happen the second you access the network:p. At the very least the link will be terminated. | |
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said by Jeremy341:I could just change my MAC, access the Pentagon's network, and change my MAC back to the original setting. There's absolutely no way they could track me down. Uh, have you heard of TEMPEST? (Ask Google or the Wikitionary about it!) -elvey (Who'll be at the FCC tomorrow...) | |
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BonezX
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2004-Nov-9 7:42 am
Re: Only an idiot...there is a way to not get caught, use the laptop, for just that, and use a desktop
or use a mac, noone ever expects a mac hacker. | |
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said by elvey:Uh, have you heard of TEMPEST? Hmm, I wonder what range they get on this. | |
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EvelKub
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2004-Nov-8 7:05 pm
Open spots in Phoenix, AZUsing wifimaps.com I found that several government buildings (mostly state and city) are open in downtown Phoenix. | |
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2004-Nov-8 7:14 pm
Speed?So whats the speed down at the pentagon?
I wouldn't mind driving down there and downloading a few things I need at roughly..... 3.4 Gbps! LOL | |
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Re: Speed?Where is the right side of that image. | |
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MrBeef
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2004-Nov-8 9:48 pm
Re: Speed?r00ted! | |
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2004-Nov-8 10:17 pm
Re: Speed?Or someone who just changed their box to look like it was a government computer.
I have a hard time believing you easily rooted a government box. | |
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i just found that image while browsing the site..i wasnt the one that made it... | |
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 TexasGuy49 States And Texas
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TexasGuy
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2004-Nov-9 1:10 am
Hack the Pentagon | |
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|  SoFloRattler
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Re: Hack the PentagonStop being so full of fear....  | |
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I dunnoBeing a bit of a conspiracy theorist myself. I would never even if it was open for the taking use a gvmt hotspot that just seems like asking for trouble to me. I would imagine that even with MAC changes and the like if they wanted to find you or prove that it was your pc they could but thats just my .02 | |
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t10
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2004-Nov-9 9:02 am
UmmSince when is a wireless signal untraceable? If one was just receiving data, you could get away with it, but your stupid wifi is a radio beacon. With proper hardware, your ass can be triangulated in no time at all. Buncha hackzorz you are | |
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2004-Nov-9 11:55 am
Not suprising to me.I noticed about 6 months ago here both the downtown police station and city hall broadcast and unsecure wireless signal... Kinda funny.
"America, f*** YA! Coming to save the mother f***ing day YA!" | |
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Classified data is not on the NetIt is quite likely that most or all pentagon systems containing classified information are not connected to any network that is also connected to the internet or wifi. That is how NSA does it. No internet except at web stations. By accessing wi-fi and using their internet connection you would probably not even be physically able to connect to any sensitive system. Its still a security lapse but nothing major. | |
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daaaaaaaaaawell first of hall i serious doubt about that thing actually being open, as per my knowledge none of the sensitive data is on open wide system. there are systems indeed open for employees to be able to access internet. it is comomn if u enter a DOD center and see more than u pc per desk. why? because employees to access sensitive networks have to be connected physically to those networks and from somewhat terminal machines. so actually a network being wide open please keep dreaming, i dont think that a contractor would just leave the thing open for the stupidity of it. in all the years that i have a goverment contractor i havent seen such foolish acts. but just has you go nowadays to a library and have wireless signal, you will also have it in public goverment buildings at least the ones that are keeping with the federal guidelines.
and forget about sensitive data they are just gateway of internet massification.... | |
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