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29660144 No.29660144 [Reply] [Original]

Your ISP can log all your Monero activity

>> No.29660618

there is a better alternative but i aint gonna say what it is

>> No.29660622

>>29660144
>Your ISP can know you connected to TOR also, OP. It doesn't know what you're doing there.

>> No.29660698

>>29660618
I'm gonna tell him: PirateChain

>> No.29660798

>>29660698
no lmao

>> No.29660810

Yep its true sell all of your bags now. I mean what idiot would buy them lol

>> No.29660863

>>29660144
if you're too dumb to use SENT, you're too dumb to use XMR.

>> No.29660964

>>29660622
They can literally log every single Monero packet to and from your IP

>> No.29660966

>>29660863
what is sent?

>> No.29660981

>>29660144
>he doesn't run a node

>> No.29661297

>>29660144
You are pretty stupid.

>> No.29661479

None of it matters anyways. Whatever cpu you are using is recording everything. Be it IME or soemthing else. Monero provides no more privacy than bitcoin

>> No.29661508

>>29660144
Do you know what is the meaning of Zero Knowledge Proof faggot?

>> No.29661527

why so much xmr fud?

>> No.29661639

>>29660964
No they can't. More over, even if they could, they couldn't crack it.

>> No.29661776

>>29660144
Garbage fud. Upgrade to 0xmr, right? Fuck off faggot.

>> No.29661789

>>29660144
thats why you make transactions from a public library an hour away
that should be in your standard opsec routine anyways

>> No.29661926

>>29661789
what could go wrong

>> No.29662015

>>29661527
They want it do dump, either to buy or they are peddling some shitcoin

>> No.29662142
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29662142

You guys have no idea what's coming

>> No.29662175

>>29660144
>can log all your Monero activity
False.

>> No.29662284

>>29661527
OP is just fudding for the sake of it

>> No.29662323

>>29660144
What is tor
What are VPNs
Fuck off kike

>> No.29663174
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29663174

Anybody investing more than $100 would do some researches and won't fall for scam coins trying to fud Monero.
How can you stop some larping kids to have fun on their computers anyway? At least they are learning how things work, programming, etc. Maybe they'll even contribute to Monero in the future, who knows?

>> No.29663749

>>29660964
what is SSL

>> No.29663764

>>29660622
Not with a bridge

>> No.29664013

>>29660144
shits worthless. buy anything else.

>> No.29664055

>>29660144
isps have better things to do than log encrypted shit, i.e., stuff they have no hope of reading
encrypted stuff does not even compress
enjoy filling up your disk with bytes indistinguishable from random

>> No.29664575

>>29664055
this.
what makes any of you bozos think you're important enough for your ISP to give a shit what you're doing?

>> No.29664819

>>29661479
funny that the feds couldn't stop any of the terrorist attacks or mass shootings over the year then.

>> No.29664862
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29664862

>XMRfags fudding each other to eternity to buy cheapies

>> No.29665270

>>29660144
... so what?

>> No.29665403

>>29664819
those were all carried out by the feds anon

>> No.29665595

>>29664819
Because the feds were behind them.

>> No.29665797

>>29664819
>funny that the feds couldn't stop any of the terrorist attacks or mass shootings over the year then.
NSA thinks FBI is too incompetent to be allowed to have the keys to those specific systems, they could accidentally spill the beans, like they did the time FBI submitted evidence to court proving FBI fabricated the evidence

>> No.29665853

>>29665403
>>29665595
probably lmao, but I still think they want people to believe their surveillance capabilities are far more advanced than they actually are

>> No.29665953

>>29665853
they do have means of bypassing all operating system level security and accessing your system even when its turned off, as long as its connected to network and power
https://tech.slashdot.org/story/17/11/07/1041236/minix-intels-hidden-in-chip-operating-system

>> No.29666208

>>29665953
https://www.blackhat.com/eu-17/briefings/schedule/#how-to-hack-a-turned-off-computer-or-running-unsigned-code-in-intel-management-engine-8668

>> No.29666223

>>29665953
>cpu backdoor fud

>> No.29666427

>>29666223
it literally had a "bug" that allowed remote login without password

>> No.29666549

>>29665953
>https://tech.slashdot.org/story/17/11/07/1041236/minix-intels-hidden-in-chip-operating-system
I know, this is old news

>> No.29666632

>>29665953
People still use intel? Lmfaoooo

>> No.29666725

>>29666549
>this is old news
yeah, it only still affects the majority of all CPUs still out there :)

>> No.29666747

>>29660144
nice try guys never selling

>> No.29666889
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29666889

>>29664819
>if they cracked Enigma, why are the Nazis still winning?
The glowies gotta let shit past the filter, otherwise everyone would get wise

>> No.29666932

>>29666632
AMD has the same thing

>> No.29667487

>>29666889
so they' let terrorists and mass shooters pass through the filter but some people buying weed on the internet should be scared?

>> No.29667874

>>29665953
Jokes on them, my computer is too ancient for that to work

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29667876

>>29665403
>>29665595
>>29666889

>> No.29667951

>>29666932
Fx 9590 doesnt

>> No.29668030

>>29667487
>but some people buying weed on the internet should be scared?
no, you should be scared if you wanted to create your own market place for selling weed that didn't financially benefit them :)

>> No.29668148

>>29666932
>AMD has the same thing
why don't you link us the story with information on remotely logging into your AMD system without password?

>> No.29668623

>>29668148
>https://tech.slashdot.org/story/17/11/07/1041236/minix-intels-hidden-in-chip-operating-system
here

>> No.29668797

>>29668623
thats about intel, not AMD

>> No.29668814
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29668814

>>29664819
>funny that the feds couldn't stop any of the terrorist attacks or mass shootings over the year then.
Stop them? Nigga feds did them.

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29668992

>>29667487
Pretty much >>29668030
Terror attacks on a small scale benefits them, scared populace gives them more power, every time.
What they really don't like is big terror attacks because it gets expensive, no other reason, and they don't like people fucking with their systems

>> No.29671210

>>29660618
dairy queen tokens. They're tied to the price of a dilly bar or hotdog.

>> No.29671569

>>29668797
read the coments
>It's called "AMD Secure Processor" nowadays, but it's better known as PSP (as in "Platform Security Processor", its original name).
>In some way's AMD's system is worse. Less is known about it, and we don't have any ways to sabotage and disable it. At least with Intel we know how to delete all non-essential parts of the firmware and then set the master disable flag that the NSA asked for.
>AMD is definitely going to have to pay somebody hack them and tell the world they're also running *NIX on the security co-processor. BOFHs everywhere want to know!

>> No.29671784

>>29660144
> ITT op is a faggot and doesn't know what a VPN is

>> No.29672851

>>29662142
this project is taking fing forever

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29673535

>>29660144
checked.

>> No.29673622
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29673622

>>29660144
I'm my own ISP

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29674685

>>29660144
Your ISP can log
Your VPN can log
Your TOR exit node can log

>> No.29674912
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29674912

>>29660144
>not encrypting your monero transactions
op, I found a picture of you

>> No.29676083

>>29671210
Dilly bars are getting expensive.

>> No.29676263

>>29660966
Sent. ;^)