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| pepe | What are the best methods to stay online in the face of hostilities? | 15:46:54 |
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| 16 Jun 2023 |
 Jerrad | In reply to @perfectperfect:matrix.org
What are the best methods to stay online in the face of hostilities? What you mean by hostilities | 02:02:07 |
| pepe changed their display name from perfectperfect to pepe. | 02:13:06 |
| pepe | An intelligent adversary. Somebody knows your online, but they don't want you to be able to succeed at anything so they think - how can we keep him from getting online?
My question, what would be the most robust way to get online so that if somebody wants to exploit a weakness to keep you offline then their opportunities are limited?
I mean I could take a few stabs at answering, but I'm trying to make a "playbook" so to speak. | 02:18:11 |
| pepe | * An intelligent adversary. Somebody knows you're online, but they don't want you to be able to succeed at anything so they think - how can we keep him from getting online?
My question, what would be the most robust way to get online so that if somebody wants to exploit a weakness to keep you offline then their opportunities are limited?
I mean I could take a few stabs at answering, but I'm trying to make a "playbook" so to speak. | 02:25:15 |
| pepe | It's pretty hard to keep a determined person off of wifi, for example, but for the same reason a lot of wifi in public places sucks. | 02:25:38 |
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| pepe | Satellite service can't have any wires physically cut or tapped, but also probably require noncash payment so you can be blocked at random by your bank (literally your bank might just randomly deny charges "for security reasons").
Also accessing the sky makes one very visible and draws a lot of attention (could attract harassment - zoning codes violations, false police reports against "that guy with the satellite dish", etc). | 02:29:07 |
| pepe | Cellphone service can be purchased almost anywhere (like practically any store at all these days, supermarket, dollar general etc)...so no payment fuckery, but...it don't make it through the metal walls of my building. | 02:31:44 |
| pepe | I guess a mesh network on the wifi spectrum could be ideal in theory, but it's not really used in practuce yet is it? I can't buy internet service on a mesh network anywhere can I? Nobody even has a business model where as cellphones and public wifi are here today - once they know it is robust anyone can just do it. | 02:32:59 |
| pepe | In my experience the most reliable is public wifi...police raid your house, drive you 50 miles away to book you, take all your money and ID, and now what? How do you contact your lawyer or your wife? Public wifi is a sure bet in my experience.
...even a public library with computers connected by wire will often deny access (because the police took your ID). | 02:36:10 |
| pepe | And when the police park that high tech van in front of your house all night...a lot of MITM attacks start by disconnecting the internet service, but if it can't be disconnected... | 02:41:12 |
| pepe | * In my experience the most reliable is public wifi...police raid your house, drive you 50 miles away to book you, take all your money and ID, you're stranded (basically been mugged) and now what? How do you contact your lawyer or your wife? Public wifi is a sure bet in my experience.
...even a public library with computers connected by wire will often deny access (because the police took your ID). | 02:41:17 |
| 18 Jun 2023 |
| pepe | Check out this federal prosecutor spilling all the beans on what they've been up to on matrix:
#open:matrix.lrn.fm | 17:59:01 |
