/tech/ - Technology★

>"2019 will see the first AI-orchestrated attack take down a FTSE 100 company

Where to find AI program exploit finding tool? You hear about them all the time. How would that even work? Like valgrind?

>shit just got real

kek

>>1016615

I am not sure how it would work, but I think it's just buzzwords to scare people of AI. It doesn't matter if you look for vulnerabilities in an automated way or not, once you're in, you're in. People should be scared of software architectures that "just work", not of some new hypothetical way to intrude.

Is there any actual Arificial Intelligence or is it all just superficial marketing gimmick as I believe it is?

Also this whole shit is just /cyb/shit

>privacy matters

<links to jewtube

>official discord

>pastebin

<not depastedihrn3jtw

>github

>mega

>BigBlackCock

Yea, of course it is like if it was from some shitty novel written by, of course, dumb burger.

>>1016620

Not sentient. But expert systems were also considered intelligence. So depends on your definition.

totally not a larping thread!

I'm interested in getting in to this professionally. My local community college is offering a 2 year Cyber Security course. Am I better off just doing certificates on my own? I have a bit of Linux and Windows server admin experience but nothing particularly in security.

>>1016668

Just doing the certs will get you nowhere I've heard, unless you're looking for your first job.

>>1016625

Given that "cyberpunk" is a genre of literary fiction, everyone trying to do "/cyb/" irl is by very definition a larper.

>>1016707

Cybersecurity sounds kinda wonky, but it's not larping.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_eSAF_qT_FY

No write access to the FTP. Why

>cuckchan faggot makes thread without looking through directory

/cyber/ complain their board is slow, go change it...

>>>/cyber/

>>>/g/

/thread

>>1016612 (OP)

>The Hacker Manifesto: http://phrack.org/issues/7/3.html

Whoever wrote that is a massige edgy faggot.

>>1016811

>something from 1986 is edgy af

what a surprise... mid 1980s to mid 2000s were edgy times. Then came the cucked times we still haven't got out of.

>>1016828

Why does he want to kill best girl?

>>1016841

Cuz she a thot

>>1016828

>discord.gg/FGFNeK5

Yep, OP is indeed a massive faggot. Anyway actual /cyb/ + /sec/ fag here.

AI is going to be as bad as IOT is now in around 5 years. The whole idea of security (at least on the logical side) is to get software to 'do the right thing' even in the presence of malicious inputs per se, but with AI (which we still don't fucking understand), no one knows actually how to do this. Combined with retards giving AI tremendous amounts of network access and power shits gonna hit the fan.

>>1016811

The guy who wrote that manifesto was lying to himself about being so much smarter than everyone else - the truth is, he was just ugly and undesirable - but other than that, there's nothing 'edgy' about it, you fucking retarded normalfag.

>>1016864

What about IPv6? Bite the bullet and implement it as primary L3 protocol, or stay away from it and hold out on IPv4 for as long as possible?

"AI" pisses me off. The trend for the past ten decades has been: the better hardware becomes, the less you need to understand the software that runs on it. AI is just the natural end of that trend, with companies no longer bothering to solve hard problems with engineering talent and researchers, and instead throwing more "data scientists" and compute power at the problem until it goes away. The corollary of this is that "AI" is completely inaccesible to individuals, because you need so much compute and data to even get started. Products that claims to use AI unilaterally sends it out to a server somewhere, so that they can have beefier cpus and farm your data while they're at it.

They tried that AI shit decades ago and it was a total failure and crashed Lisp with no survivors. It was all fucking hype. Kinda like basically the entire modern computing industry.

>>1016922

And thanks to a lot of movies like terminator that purposely were made to shift the responsability from human hands onto the AI, they'll blame the gun rather than the shooter.

Sometime, I'm not gonna lie, peoples enrage me. But then I remember that I should not be dominated by the majority's tyranny, so who cares about them. It's not like I have enough money and power to counter manipulate them.

Anyway, I'm going personally back to paper, at least for now. Tired of computers. Maybe will I use one, but only as an air gap for important thing (obviously forced to use a regular one for common stuff like paying taxes).

I mean, being able to totaly disconnect from the grid, and being able to live without this drug, makes your stronger than any other (electric) sheep.

>>1016885

>there's nothing 'edgy' about it

It's literally a mix of catcher in the rye and some coldsteel the edgehog faggotry. WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY!

<But did you, in your three-piece psychology and 1950's technobrain,

<ever take a look behind the eyes of the hacker? Did you ever wonder what

<made him tick, what forces shaped him, what may have molded him?

<I am a hacker, enter my world...

<we've been spoon-fed baby food at

<school when we hungered for steak... the bits of meat that you did let slip

<through were pre-chewed and tasteless.

>>1016958

It's some high school kid that wrote that. What exactly were you expecting, Uncle Ted? Get real, dude. Though he probably was smarter than most, given that back then you had to figure most shit out on your own. Unlike today, where you just read Hacking For Dummies and search google.

>>1016956

How will you earn money (both find a job and perform the job once employed) withouth computers?

>>1016887

IPv6 will see mass deployment along with the 5G botnet which will probably become Skynet-tier, replacing most previous telecommunications technologies.

>>1017009

As much as I can. That's an incredible luxury to be able to not use technology. Only very rich people can do that.

>>1016979

Point taken.