/qresearch/ - Q Research

Here are 2 javascripts I've kept.

Baker Tools Script.

https://pastebin.com/raw/YTSSmH7t

Anti-Spam User Javascript.

https://pastebin.com/staBZdDR

>>8672036

Anon that is a very old bakertools, please upgrade provide people with the latest link

BakerTools 0.7.2:

https://pastebin.com/L1p6iRzZ

The latest version of bakertools can aalways be found in the dough of the general research breads

-bakertools anon

>>8672046

My bad.. thanks.

>>8672054

No problem fren. Theres a lot going on here lately, hard to keep up :)

>>8672062

>>8671963

#password cracking gpu

# distributed

https://github.com/jmmcatee/cracklord

http://www.adaptivecomputing.com/products/open-source/torque/

# netntlm protocol

http://davenport.sourceforge.net/ntlm.html

# hash formats cheatsheets

https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes

http://pentestmonkey.net/cheat-sheet/john-the-ripper-hash-formats

http://www.insidepro.com/hashes.php # generate all possible hashes

# methodologies

https://www.netspi.com/blog/entryid/222/gpu-password-cracking-building-a-better-methodology

# hashcat automation / frontend

http://tickorone.wordpress.com/2012/06/02/password-analysis-to-hashcat-path-script/

# leaks

http://www.adeptus-mechanicus.com/codex/hashpass/hashpass.php

http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Passwords

# brice

GTX 460

# CUDA-mutiforcer

forums: –threads 768 -m 200 –blocks 120

brice: –threads 512 –blocks 120 -m 50

$ cd hashsplit && split hasfile.txt # each hashfile must be less 1024 lines

$ for i in hashsplit/*; do ./CUDA-Multiforcer-CPP -f "$i" -h SSHA -o ~/cuda.out –min 7 –max 9 -c charsets/charsetnumeric –threads 256 –blocks 60 –debug; done

# http://blog.distracted.nl/

EmDebr MD5

EnTibr NTLM

SHAbr SHA-1

# ignashgpu

ighashgpu -t:md5 -c:csd -min:4 -max:7 hash.txt

# BarsWF

http://3.14.by/en/md5

# whitepixel

http://whitepixel.zorinaq.com/

# hashkill

http://www.gat3way.eu/hashkill/index.php (buggy pour l'instant et pas gpu)

# hashcat

http://www.question-defense.com/2010/08/15/automated-password-cracking-use-oclhashcat-to-launch-a-fingerprint-attack

http://www.question-defense.com/2010/11/24/oclhashcat-fingerprint-attack-video

# oclHashcat

status output means the following ??? p:progress, cs:current salt, cr:current rule, cl:current (plain) length, rt:runtime, s:speed.

# keyboard walk

http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-3614-post-20665.html

# benchmarks

https://gist.github.com/epixoip/63c2ad11baf7bbd57544

https://gist.github.com/epixoip/abd64f1af800013abb1f

http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-309.html

http://golubev.com/gpuest.htm

http://www.sch0.org/

http://openwall.info/wiki/john/benchmarks

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

# halflm (aka. netlm, netntlmv1-vanilla) http://www.jedge.com/wordpress/2014/01/oclhashcat-halflm-netlm-and-bruteforcing-the-second-half/

*ntlmv1.txt => KentN::CORP:76365E2D142B5612BE95F16C7AC2AD56862D775922AF71EB:996B94A8B3F0D0A60673AF178A4CBA0CAA535884D56A631F:1122334455667788 (Password21)

hashcat -a 5 -t ~/tools/password/hashcat.net/hashcat/tables/toggle_case.table –stdout <(echo PASSWOR) > case.exp

oclhashcat -a 6 -m 5500 ntlmv1.pw case.exp ?a?a?a?a

or

hashcat -a 3 -m 5500 ntlmv1.pw Passwor?a?a?a

or with rainbow tables

/pentest/tools/password/rcracki/rcracki_mt -t 6 -h 76365E2D142B5612 -o output.file /pentest/tables/rti/lm_chal/* # the first 16 hex chars is the LM hash (cat ntlmv1.pw|cut -d: -f4|cut -c1-16)

# crypto

# pkcs structures

http://www.cem.me/pki/index.html

# tools

CrypTool

CryptoCrack

https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/

# resources

http://crypto.interactive-maths.com/

http://practicalcryptography.com/cryptanalysis/

http://rumkin.com/tools/cipher/

http://www.moserware.com/2009/09/stick-figure-guide-to-advanced.html (aes well explained)

# Forward Secrecy.

With this feature enabled, each connection uses separate encryption keys, which means that the encrypted data remains safe if the server private key is compromised.

# wordpress cookie

cookie: $username|$expiry|$hmac

key = wp_hash($username . $expiration) # based on wordpress SECRET_KEY

hash_hmac('md5', $username . $expiry, $key) == $hmac

following values will generate same hash:

admin1 1353464343

admin 11353464343

# hash length extension

https://blog.whitehatsec.com/hash-length-extension-attacks/

http://www.vnsecurity.net/2010/03/codegate_challenge15_sha1_padding_attack/

https://blog.skullsecurity.org/2012/everything-you-need-to-know-about-hash-length-extension-attacks

Given an application that prepends a secret to a string before hashing it, the application is vulnerable if an attacker knows both the string and the hash. The attacker is able to append extra information to the original string and still generate a valid hash from it without knowing the secret. In a query, the extra data that is appended is given preference over the original data.

https://github.com/stephenbradshaw/hlextend

https://github.com/bwall/HashPump

https://github.com/iagox86/hash_extender

# substitution ciphers

* monoalphabetic

caesar/rot: for i in {0..25}; do echo "Ackkmaa" | /usr/games/bin/caesar $i ; done

* polyalphabetic

vigenere

autokey

porta (13 alphabet instead of 26 like vigenere)

…

anagram

online cryptogram solver: http://quipqiup.com/

google SCBSolver

best results with tools/crypto/practicalcryptography.com/*.py (e.g. tools/crypto/pygenere's VigCrack.crack_codeword fails when ciphertext too small)

# transposition cipher

scytale

rail fence

route

columnar transposition (break_coltrans.py) unlikely if there are no many vowels

# xortool

github.com/hellman/xortool: use -c 00 for encrypted binaries, -c ' ' for texts (sometimes fails to find correct xor key)

# XORsearch

https://blog.didierstevens.com/?s=xorsearch

# ADVGVX

ciphertext only consists of these letters

# scrambler

if the algo is cyclic, keep running the ciphertext through the scramler until output makes sense

>>8671963

Thx for the new bread!

Why was the other thread archived I wonder.

>>8672211

I have no clue, i went to post in it and it said that. It didnt have over 750 posts and its still on the catalog first page. I thought maybe it was a glitch due to the slowness (possible ddos) earlier

>>8672046

I missed the announcement. Just upgraded from 7.1[.1] to 7.2, read through your code (long! – you have a detailed mind, my fren!). Release notes indicate that issues I raised were addressed. Too bad Codefags 1.0 bread disappeared.

✅ Thank you – that was a lot of work. Will feedback after taking it for a spin. Appreciate your work.

o7

>>8673112

>Too bad Codefags 1.0 bread disappeared

Nothing is ever truly deleted.

https://qanon.news/archives/x/7762733 (#1)

https://qanon.news/archives/x/8671963 (#2)

I am creating an app, wrapping up and preparing soft launch soon. On the surface, it's a platform for sharing content in 3D. As in, a store can let anyone see and try out their products in their own home. People can share and view 3d-printables. Endless possibilites.

Works best in AR/VR, but attempting to reach as many platforms as possible, able to show more details with stronger hardware.

But thats on the surface.

My main goal is to make it a desentraliced platform, where content/information can be nested, hidden, and tucked into itself. Kind of like a brain. Make all media equally sharable, and visible. Think opening many tabs in a browser, but being able to see all tabs at once, surrounding you.

How can I make this more viable for Q research?

How can I secure it from falling into the wrong hands?

How do I avoid the same fate as creator of reddit?

Name of app is in title, 4 + 4.

I am tard, captcha fucks me, name in THIS title

Y'all might want to have a wee look at this guys.

https://github.com/AliaksandrSiarohin/first-order-model

Deep Fake Video Creator. Python Based.

>>8672046

Awesome job on your script codefag. You really did go to town on it kek!

If I may make an esthetic suggestion?

Move the Notable And Blacklist buttons to prepend the body of the messages instead of append if you can.

It would leave the buttons in the same position each post.

Again, great job and many, many thanks.

>>8679786

>>8679754

Eh I think this throws off the flow of a chan too much. Thats the point of putting buttons at the end. Its the last thing you see and doesnt distract you from the title line

>>8682862

Huh

Q=xP

https://andrea.corbellini.name/2015/06/08/elliptic-curve-cryptography-breaking-security-and-a-comparison-with-rsa/

Clearly I need to spend more time with Python.

>>8687126

I found this interesting

'The Birthday Attack'

The birthday attack is a statistical phenomenon relevant to information security that makes the brute forcing of one-way hashes easier. It’s based off of the birthday paradox, which states that in order for there to be a 50% chance that someone in a given room shares your birthday, you need 253 people in the room.

If, however, you are looking for a greater than 50% chance that any two people in the room have the same birthday, you only need 23 people.

This works because the matches are based on pairs. If I choose myself as one side of the pair, then I need a full 253 people to get to the magic number of 253 pairs. In other words, it’s me combined with 253 other people to make up all 253 sets.

But if I am only concerned with matches and not necessarily someone matching me, then we only need 23 people in the room. Why? Because it only takes 23 people to form 253 pairs when cross-matched with each other.

So the number 253 doesn’t change. That’s still the number of pairs required to reach a 50% chance of a birthday match within the room. The only question is whether each person is able to link with every other person. If so you only need 23 people; if not, and you’re comparing only to a single birthday, you need 253 people.

This applies to finding collisions in hashing algorithms because it’s much harder to find something that collides with a given hash than it is to find any two inputs that hash to the same value.

https://danielmiessler.com/study/birthday_attack/

This is the love i get today :(

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/8759014.html#8759141

>Q Research General #11214: Scrutinizing "Baker Tools" Edition

>>8759179

Keep this in mind as people try to come in and gaslight tools anons are creating to help out.

>>8770851

<3 Enjoy your day today anon!

>>8771502

I always do!

How is it that I've gotten MORE busy during the coronapocalypse? I'm 50% on a nice new project

>>8884022

Nice.

So tell me what you are looking for? I think it was a CSV?

>>8884099

>https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com

Were you planning on setting this up as a website or is there a way to change that datasource online? Knowing what the final vision is helps me figure out how to best help.

I can def get you what you want for a new spreadsheet. Can you explain more about how the text didn't import properly? My archives have the HTML text from each post and the plain text with all the HTML stripped out.

Here's something recent

https://qanon.news/Analytics/FileNameMap1

It's a visualization of all the filenames that Q has posted where the filename has been used in the text of a Q post.

IE Freedom.jpg > [55 hits] Q#229, #285…

This uses data from the archives and runs nightly to generate the visualization data. The visualization is done using d3.js, javascript, and JSON.

What I'm trying to understand is a couple different things, What relationship are you trying to show, and where/how are you wanting to show it?

>>8884099

>https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com

Github source for future reference https://github.com/jwngr/sdow

>>8884397

Oops. That sort is by hours and then minutes.

When Q says wind the clock - are these time stamps important in order?

Were we able to see the text would the markers appear to have better meaning?

>>8884638

>Timezones are a thing.

That's why I think only MINUTES matter on the clock.

Minutes give Q 60 slots to categorize. Thinking there's a there there. 01 is one subject, 02 another, etc.

(Watched the team try to grab seconds one night. Rarely accomplished.)

>>8884566

I am trying. I am failing.

Don't have the resources to map the drops by image.

Want to map them according to phrases and clues and subjects.

Arrrrrgh.

>>8890841

What are the columns and the shading? I can get you a CSV for your spreadsheet for some prototyping if you want all the drops.

>>8890326

Yeah I was just linking you to the image name/text analysis to see if that gave you any ideas or similarities. Sounds like what you want to do is build out a search that matches phrases. How do you link time to phrase?

>>8874852

Feature Request

The new feature that would mean the most to me at this time is the ability to select an ID, and isolate all the posts by that ID.

Either temporarily disappear all the posts that aren't by that ID, or enable a new navigation tool similar to the existing Notables, Own, or You tool.

This would be extremely helpful when a "special ID" is dropping, to rapidly evaluate whether that ID is worth paying attention to and possibly capping their posts for further study.

Would it be really easy to implement, say by just cloning already-existing methods?

>>8895585

thanks. already have a request like this logged.

in the world of software, nothings /easy/ it all has to be tested and integrated with current system.

if you want to link me to some code that already does it, ill add it as an attachment to the enhancement request and it will make my job /easier/ but not /easy/

>>8895585

>>8897557

"Should be easy to do" are famous last words of programmers.

Good morning glorious CodeFags and thank you for all your work. Have been using the Baker's Tools JS and this morning had an issue - the timestamps in EST were off by 4 hours (showed 12:xx when it was 08:xx) and when hovering over post tags, comments were not showing. Disabled JS and et voila! Timestamps were correct and hovering worked again. (Everything was guud yesterday so this was a new development.) Just an FYI….not bitchen at dis kitchen.

>>8926879

the fact that hovering broke is probably an indicator that CodeMonkey made 8kun javascript changes.

If something like this happens, you need to clear your caches/cookies and restart yoru browser. Then you can reload bakertools.

It seems like every time 8kun native javascript is modified, it breaks custom javascript

>>8927770 Rejiggered the computer so that it doesn't suspend after x minutes of inactivity. So Far, So Good. Have a feeling that it was more about the 'suspend' mode than the JS.

(Sometimes) Baker/notetaker request. Is there a way to cross reference sauce from qresear.ch in the current bred to show if a post has already been noted? Not anything even close to a Codefag and even to me it sounds like a big project but "If you don't ask the question, the answer is always 'No.'"

>>9022710

It's possible a couple of different ways I can think of. The easiest would be if qresear.ch wrote an API for it. Codefags here write javascript to make an ajax call/query to the qresear.ch API. No API means you're down to screenscraping for results and since it's so tightly coupled to the layout of the search results page it would be easily broken. JSON data would be best. You could get just a count of results, but not sure that would be helpful.

Anybody else got any ideas?

>>9023372 Can't say I truly understand anything except "It's possible…" but at least I can put it out there for the smarter-than-I-could-hope-to-be people to ponder. On a tangentially different subject…are there good vids/free classes out there on how to code that you would recommend. Never expect to actually code anything, but a basic understanding is on the list of things to do. Thanks for responding and for everything you guyz accomplish behind the scenes.

>>9023622

Tons of good classes/vids, but you are kind of asking "are there any good car repair vids?"

There are alot of different cars/languages - and they are all good at different things. What vids you need are dependent on what you want to do. I'd recommend just learning some simple javascript or HTML

https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_statements.asp

>>9024014 Perfect. TY. (so ignorant of the subject can't even ask a good question!)

>>9023372

ResignationAnon here.

What is your expectation having an API for https://qresear.ch? What kind of data do you want to get?

I could create an API, but it would definitely take a while - and it would be an API with limitations (by number of requests)… for reasons i don't want to explain yet… publicly…

>>9028886 If a post had already been made notable in a prior bred AND it could be seen by the baker tools rather than searched, it would save repetition of notes without having to leave the bread to search it out. That's the general idea anyway. Many flaws. As an example, if the key words are similar but the source is different, would that count? Thanks for considering and for all you have done already.

>>9060221

love the ansible brother. that was a lot of my job back in the corporate days

>>8884099

>>8884035

>>8874852

>>8744302

>>8687126

Much love and blessings to all the codefags!

Yall are orders of magnitude smarter than this loley retardanon =)

>>9060221

NICE

So does anyone see a way to force images to load when they run into the JPG/JPEG issue?

Feature Request Idea for BakerToolsAnon

I was thinking about my process the other night of how I dig and research. Typically I will crab images and content from interesting anons digs that align with what I am working on or digging. Kinda creating my own personal dig archive and rabbit holes to chase and take notes. I usually capture post numbers and content in a simple text file and use the date as the index to try and keep it organized. Im sure we all have our own techniques of digging however I was wondering if it would be possible to create a button that would pull the content locally (text, link, image/mem, video) of a given post with json or JS and create a simple HTML page that could be a personal archive and organize dig information? From there have a mini local webserver with all data stored locally. Just a thought I wanted to run by you. Not a great codefag and not that great at working with json or JS. Thank you for your work on baker tools its incredibly handy. If you have ideas on other tools or scripts to do this I welcome feedback.

TY

>>9070615

This sounds like an interesting idea.

So you are saying that you save references to interesting 8kun posts and you want a tool to put them together into a local web page as a multibread bun almost.

Ill add a ticket for this. Thank you and keep the requests coming

>>9077108

Yes exactly! Like personal notables / multibread bun that we can store locally, dank memes, interesting posts from other anons. Qposts etc… Its almost kinda like a punch list for future digs / personal archive as well. In a ideal world it would be great to categorize and group post together. For example. Qdrops, MSM digs, dank memes, ghidra, etc… This is something I was thinking about today. I would guess that would be a feature of the local web page HTML. May also be a good spot for a search function to find post.

I archive a lot of JSON content to a local web server for my personal archives, Qanon.pub for example. Thank you again BakerToolsAnon! Thank you for all your hard work and what you have already built! Incredibly handy tool!

>>9065279

HEY! CODEFAGS. Any thoughts on this?

So any idea how to make my javascript persist in Tor browser?

==== UPDATE 8:38 ====

By the way, I have since tried it on my chromebook and ran into the exact same drag-ass issue for 8kun images. Also, I tried Chrome on my phone and saw the same thing.

==== UPDATE 8:49 ====

I changed the user agent string to Firefox and images loaded lightning fast.

WTF?!

>>9115067

theres a sep thread for ghidra in qresearch catalog. this thread is not it.

Please read the OP. this is for greenfield code projects created by anons. not generic talk about tech related research.

>>9115067

So….yeah. Please keep in mind you are using a Scroogle product. Chrome has tons of bullshit code. This is really no secret to SecAnons and CodeAnons. All of their shit is comped since they became a company. Its is a surveillance ecosystem From android, chrome and browser tech, google tracking and monitoring.

Notice how they don't need cookies any more? Well they are now using GPS tech, facial recognition tech, finger print, voice print, speech and language usage… this is all correlated on the back ends to develop a dynamic profiles of every citizen in the world. The only way to not be tracked is to not use their products.

So its really no shocker they would ''rate limit' 8kun resources with their shitty browser. Its a tiny aspect of what they do to monitor and manipulate the populations of the world.

>>9115067

You can go by what other anon said about chrome but if you want ot team up with others using ghidra to pursue your original idea, check here: https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/9038853.html

if you find something, feel free to crosspost

>>9122940

Don't be a HallMonitorFag. STFU and KYS dickhead.

TIP: If you do the latter first, no effort on your part will be required for the former. Just sayin'.

>>9115067

>>9128132

Big if true. I'll try and run some tests locally to see if I can reproduce. I can tell you that for sure 8kun has been under attack recently. What I'm seeing is the clearnet 8kun media server go down. Sometimes my image scrapes take 20 -30 minutes for a single bread because there's no response from the media server. It's using a straight HTTP GET.

>>9191155

just trying to keep each of the topics on topic. we have a split of ghidra thread for a reason. i admit my first post should have had the link to the thread but life gets in the way - i came back and gave the anon the ifno they need.

we need to be organzed: meme breads for meme dev, /comms/ for baker things, ghidra thread for doing ghidra, codefags for people developing tools releated to q.

thanks for understanding

>>9191469

Okay. I guess I over-reacted. Please forgive.

I want to point out one thing, based on what you wrote. Clearly tbhs bread is THE place to find programming talent but there should be nothing wrong with initial queries about needed/desired programming expertise for any subject–prior to politely directing traffic.

Also, you never know when a query about another use for ghidra may pull-in someone who would otherwise be not interested. Maybe a Google-hater with a score to settle, for instance.

I truly am sorry for my rudeness, fren. Wound-up, I guess. No excuse, though.

>>9198143

Thx for the input!

I'll go thru these 1 by 1.

1) Compiling is easy and can be done from the commandline if you have the .NET SDK installed, or using Visual Studio Community, which is free. I figured I'd release code, plus the final compiled EXE so anons could choose.

2) Currently configurable in this way. The way the Twitter API works is that you have to sign up for a Developer account, create an app with a description and then wait on Twitter to decide if they want to grant you API access or not. API access comes with a consumerToken and a consumerKey which get's you into the API. I heard from one anon already that has their own consumerToken/key and wanted to use theirs. Not a problem. Just place your consumerToken/Key in the app.config and run. AFAIK, the rate limits are somewhere around 100 Autotweets per hour/per IP. So If I'm running it and you're running it, our IP's are different and so we each are moving towards our own 100 tweets. Setting up a Twitter Dev account may be daunting for some, and there's plenty of Twitter documentation on how to do that.

3) .Net Core will run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. The app is currently configured to include all the runtime dependencies that are needed for each platform so the end user doesn't have to DL and install the .NET SDK.

Setting up the app is alot like the Ghidra setup except you wouldn't need the JDK. Download. Put everything in a single folder (X:\MemeCannon), drop the images in their own folder below that (X:\MemeCannon\Biden) and then add the Hashtags you want to HashTags.txt (X:\MemeCannon\Biden\hashtags). Repeat for a Clinton, Obama, Clapper campaign etc. Each 'campaign' has it's own set of hashtags.

Symptom Report

Bakertools 0.7.2

Every since Codemonkey's updates on May 15-16th, Bakertools is causing the spamfader to activate all the time on IDs that have a very low post count

Even when Spam Fader is disabled.

>>9213147

>>9213178

I think theres 2 things goin on.

1. wrong posts being faded. I noticed this right after the update. but it cleared itself up for me. try clearing yoru cache and restarting your browser and then reloading js. for whatever reason, every time they update 8kun it breaks custom js and you need to refresh.

2. theres still an issue with spamfader disable. sometimes it needs to be toggled back andf orth before it 'takes'. its a known issue and i plan on fixing it when i do a new release.

trying to to get real life stuff squared away so i can do another big release.

>>9213178

Second look i noticed something else got broke. CM must have changed something with the post names and it broke namefag detection in bakertools. annoying as hell but ill have to address that in the enxt release

Lotsa food for thought in here. Thanx, frens.

>>9214667

In the next release, consider combining Own and You posts into a single navigation sequence. Keep the larger nav icons - I had asked for the small ones but the smalls are too small to click on - usability issue - and you can't successively click to nav through the entire list because they keep moving left/right, due to width of numerals on same nav bar. Pin them to a fixed location on the nav bar and simplify the nav bar by combining Own and You nav.

Yeah, it's a pain being secondary to the site JS that can change and break things without warning.

Shadilay, fren.

>>9223457

Yeah, I had to put these back

              <i class="fa fa-fast-backward ${this.goToFirstClass}"></i>
                <i class="fa fa-backward ${this.goToPreviousClass}"></i>

       <i class="fa fa-forward ${this.goToNextClass}"></i>
        <i class="fa fa-fast-forward ${this.goToLastClass}"></i>

>>9199287

https://github.com/QCodeFagNet/MemeCannon

You'll need a Twitter Developer account

>>9240827

MIght have been a fluke, i loaded up a research bread and it seems fine. the uid count usually has to wait for the first js update because the uids arent included in first page load.

>>9241890

>>9198143

OK so I've got a github repository up for v1 of the MemeCannon. I was going to release a working build that a user could just DL and run, but in thinking about that I've come across a couple shill/DS issues that I need some help working out. That's where (you) codefags come in.

Issue 1: If I release a working version, it's possible that shills can use it too. We all know they can't meme, but what if they work that out? Possible they could misuse the app and get it taken down. It's an attack vector I'm aware of - but not one that would stop a release.

Issue 2: It's not possible to fully secure my API Keys on a working client app. Once those are in the wild, app impersonation becomes an issue. I'd have to invalidate those vals to stop it, which would stop all the non-malicious users as well.

Any ideas?

There is a V1.0.0 release at

https://github.com/QCodeFagNet/MemeCannon/tree/master/Releases

Add your API info to MemeCannon.dll.config to run. It includes a sample [Comey] campaign with a few memes in there.

Twitterfags sign up for a Developer Account and none of this is an issue.

https://iag.me/socialmedia/how-to-create-a-twitter-app-in-8-easy-steps/

https://developer.twitter.com/