/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

HONK HONK

[Anonymous No.]

WAT

[Anonymous of the southern parts of America !3GqYIJ3Obs No.]

I thought it was funny.

[Anonymous No.]

HONG KONG

[Anonymous No.]

>>857704
CHINESE GIRL
HONG MEIRIN

[Anonymous No.]

>>857713

[Anonymous No.]

>>857671

Oh Doug.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857730
chinashock.jpg

[Anonymous No.]

Somebody post the 'skeeter is a fucking weeaboo' comic.

[Anonymous No.]

Eirin... you RAPED Udonge.

[Anonymous No.]

But loli isn't illegal here. At least, the 2D kind.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857765
The youth of america begs to differ.

[Anonymous No.]

The FBI can't get shit off of a manually encrypted file. The kind that re-arranges the code completely unless you type in a 16-digit password. They'd spend the next year trying every 1-15 digit combination on their computer. More than enough time to legally get citizenship somewhere in Europe or something.

[Anonymous No.]

The FBI can't get shit off of a manually encrypted file. The kind that re-arranges the code completely unless you type in a 16+ digit password. They'd spend the next month trying every 1-15 digit combination on their computer. More than enough time to legally get citizenship somewhere in Europe or something.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857781

Think about this- the inner workings of the U.S. government has technology 5 years more advanced than what they release to the public. Still think your crappy 16 digit password can stand up to super computers that can try 10,000 combinations simultaneously every second?

[Anonymous No.]

>>857815
Why would they want to use that kind of shit on one pedophile?

[Anonymous No.]

wat?

[Anonymous No.]

>>857820
To prove the system works.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857815

>>> possible = 16**10
>>> seconds = possible/10000
>>> seconds
109951162
>>> hours = seconds/60/60
>>> hours
30541
>>> days = hours/24
>>> days
1272


yea, have fun with that

[Anonymous No.]

Here in Canada, lolis come in bags.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857833
wait, I did that wrong, thats assuming you only use numbers in your password.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857843
Don't worry, I think he's got the point.

[Anonymous No.]

>>857815
Every extra bit of password doubles decryption time. Any good encryption algorithm is completely impossible to crack using conventional hardware. Theoretically quantum computing could be used, but in practice this is unlikely. Torture ("rubber hose cryptography"), hardware keyloggers, hidden cameras, stealing the computer and extracting the key from ram, cracking the OS and modifying the encryption software to send them the key, etc. are all much better options than cracking the encryption.

[I apologized on 4chan No.]

>>857859

That's worryingly comprehensive of you. Still it's nice to know that the FBI is still monitoring 4chan.
How are things in the bureau these days?

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[Anonymous No.]

>>857882
Nowhere near comprehensive. Security is only as strong as the weakest link in the chain, and there's a lot of links to break.

[E-mouse !LNaFATMuso No.]

[I apologized on 4chan No.]

>>857943

I noticed you just dodged my questions, should I be worried?

[Chao !!eFZ1anCCqZ2 No.]

>>858175
Not really. Any half-comprehensive book or course on network/computer security will teach you at least what >>857859 mentioned along with the specifics behind it.