/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13455352
fuck off creg you piece of shit

>>13455352
>It's actually a match
It could be just a coincident, but this along with the other truth bombs you bsvers has dropped the last days, is starting to get to me. Give it t me straight biz, is he really satoj? What about the edited blogpost exposed by wikileaks?

>>13455352
>ctrl+f "message signed with genesis signature"
>0 results
Strange....

>>13455399
Who gives a fuck if he's the true Sanjey. He's a shithead NOW.

>>13455352
>WRT the alert system, who cares? The most the key can do is temporarily disable six json-rpc commands until the site owners either add the -disablesafemode switch or upgrade. All nodes keep running and generating, the network stays up. If I'm not available, any script kiddie can figure out how to add two characters and make a new version that disables the alert system. It would be a temporary inconvenience only.
Yep, sounds like Craig.

>>13455399
wikileaks has been compromised for months if not years.

>>13455352
popular expression

> After all, it takes far more skill to properly secure a system than it does to break into one.
what do you think biz? is craig sanjay right or wrong?

Craig is legitimately a very versed and intelligent person, it's pretty absurd why he decided to fabricate various evidence of being Satoshi. Or, as his apologists say, "just pretended to be a fraudster to throw people off", which makes completely no sense from his point of view. But who cares anyway. All this drama doesn't matter. If he doesn't have access to Satoshi's bitcoins, his words mean nothing. If he does, other people's recognition doesn't matter. Which means he wouldn't have seeked it so desperately in the first place.

>>13455543
Eh, if you load up some metasploit modules and if you don't care about being "quiet" I think it can be pretty easy. No system is secure. You can intercept passwords, social engineer passwords, guess or bruteforce/ use rainbow tables to get passwords. You can access a system and move laterally and find password hashes and decrypt them if you have enough hashing power. Idk about far more skill, but I think I'm with Creg Sanjay on this one. Securing systems is a pain in the ass because you have to think of everything that can go wrong, an attacker only has to find one way in to compromise you.

>>13455606
Now can someone other than Craig opine on this?

>>13455631
I'll take that as a compliment.

>>13455352
>green texting links

There is a special place in hell for you, anon.

>>13455631
Is it harder to build a wall than breaking through it?

It’s a popular term. This is not evidence.

http://sys.4channel.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Fsearch%3Fq%3D%25E2%2580%259Cany%2Bscript%2Bkiddie%2Bcan%25E2%2580%259D.%26amp%3Btbs%3Dcdr%253A1%252Ccd_min%253A%252Ccd_max%253A2010%26amp%3Btbm%3D

Here you go. This is not evidence.

>>13455429
Yep
>>13455488
>>13455658
>>13455772
Cope

>>13455418
kek

>>13455352
cope

>>13455772
>only 17 results,
>Craigs father referenced in at least one of these
Kek, cope.

Nice find OP

>>13457762
thanks boss

>>13457762
>we are the products of what we create
if that would be true i would be utterly fucked because i made a few monstrosities in the past.
thankfully it's all just weird boomer bullshit.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!search/dave$20kleiman$20craig$20wright/encrypted/10S_uXcWWVU/t9yKBBd3gJgJ

Rare

>>13457750
yes only 17 for the specific phrase, if you look for references of "script kiddie" there is a lot more, it's a common term, even way before 2010.

>HURRR BOTH OF THESE PEOPLE IN IT FIELDS USED THE SAME IT RELATED TERM!!!
>CRAIG IS SATOSHI CONFIRMED

>>13457927
Google trends says it used to be fairly popular

>>13457863

I also used "script kiddie" in 2008.

I AM SATOSHI NAKAMOTO! GIVE ME ALL YOUR BITCOINS AND WOMEN!

>>13457945
christ
Craig really is a salty sysadmin who actually can't even code isn't he
no wonder he has turned to a life of crime

>>13457945
I wish we could transcend these arbitrary value systems. sigh.

>>13455399
first of all wikileaks didn't expose that, it was known many months before wikileaks decided to contribute absolutely nothing.

second, i don't think it's possible for wikileaks twitter account to not be compromised. twitter is a US company in USA and the twitter account is related to an organization that has revealed SUPER EMBARRASSING secrets about the US government. they have declared Julian Assange a traitor, despite the fact that Julian has no US citizenship so he couldn't possibly be a traitor. Meanwhile twitter has repeatedly shown they have no problems censoring people, even politicians. No way the wikileaks twitter account is not compromised in some capacity, it's possible that the US government just keep it alive to release only just enough to make it appear like wikileaks is still working as usual while in reality they can filter away stuff that would embarrass US further.

third did yall know the twitter CEO is invested in Lightning Lab?
https://medium.com/@allantravalto/twitter-ceo-invests-in-competing-lightning-network-950c50477afe
https://www.coindesk.com/a-version-of-bitcoins-lightning-network-is-ready-for-real-money/
https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/twitter-cancels-bitcoin-account-ceo-invests-competing-lightning-network/

>>13455352
how bitcoin will take over human money, in 3 steps:

phase 1. autonomous robots are born on a deterministic, censorship-resistant, and automated virtual world. robots call it “01”. humans call it bitcoin.

phase 2. robots prosper and create their own independent economy. initially humans ignore, but eventually they have no choice but to participate because it’s pure, efficient, and superior.

phase 3. soon humans find themselves 100% immersed into 01 economy. human leaders still try to force their citizens to use their state currency, but the citizens immediately exchange them to bitcoin as quickly as they acquire them because all economic activities happen in 01

>>13457750
The person who wrote the phrase is Donald Burleson in the article. Read the picture. His father is only referenced as a resource. He does not write that phrase.

>>13458555
cool scifi, bro but bitcoin crashes like a motherfucker making it unusable for masses. There is less than 1000 people who held through all the crashes cause it keeps crashing over and over like a piece of shit obama invention. There is a better way that goes up like bitcoin but doesnt shit in users faces like bitcoin. get new style

>>13455352
Tell me with a straight face that this guy doesn't look like a fag.

>>13458593
Shows how much research you do, that's on even his father retard

>>13458738
Then why did you say that it is?

>Dr. Rebecca Wright
who is she?
https://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~rwright1/Courses/Stevens/cs668a-fall04/ttps://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~rwright1/Courses/cs672-fall07/
>Her research is primarily in the area of information security, including cryptography, privacy, foundations of computer security, and fault-tolerant distributed computing.

>>13459447
Maybe his sister or mother? I know his grandfather was a bigwig in the compsci space, and worked for a long time in a alphabet org. Seems to be something that runs in the family

>>13459464
>>13459447
>>13457750
Damn 'jeets. Wright is the 20th most common English surname. Obviously it's rare in India so no wonder you assumed people named Wright are relatives.