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 No.816471>>816746 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

adnauseam for the NSA? We know the NSA and everyone else is spying on Internet traffic. Could a program be written that generates tons of real looking internet traffic that clogs up mass surveillance systems? The NSA collects data then goes through it. If there was so much of it that look legit could that fuck with them?

 No.816477>>816530

There's a list of words out there that supposedly triggers their echelon system. No one has ever lived longer than a week after posting it though. 100% True story.


 No.816482>>816485

Doesn't the NSA rely on the internet giants do their data collection? You might as well ask how to DDOS Google. Good luck with that.

There's stuff like TrackMeNot, which obfuscates search profiling by sending random queries to search engines. Which is actually more like AdNauseam than what's your mind. But I've never used it, or have used it once and never more, so I don't know what it's like.


 No.816485>>816488

>>816482

The addon you mentioned is more of along the lines of what I was thinking. DDOS is not what I mean, that is just tcp requests. I mean for traffic that actually has what looks like legitimate data. SMTP, voip, search request, page requests. Just all auto generated running in the background.


 No.816488>>816537

>>816485

You might mask your own browsing habits by sending them crappy info, but you ain't gonna "clog" the NSA by flooding them with irrelevant shit.


 No.816501

Spam big brother with their own trigger words... interesting idea. I wouldn't do it, but someone might.


 No.816530>>818206 >>818207

>>816477

Post em (;


 No.816537>>822585

>>816488

You could. The keyscore stuff required a lot of humans in the loop to manually check occurrences of some very rare keywords. Something like adnauseum could easily increase the number of users using those keywords by 100,000 times. They'd have to solve the problem by detecting and flagging users of the tool which would let you talk about those things for real undetected.


 No.816746>>816762 >>816965 >>820356

>>816471 (OP)

I don't care if the NSA knows I like to look at fat girls' buttholes. My parents know and even they don't give a damn so why should some drone doing government pencil pushing?


 No.816762>>816769

>>816746

If you don't mind bending over for the big rod up your ass, that's your business. Most people would rather avoid it.


 No.816769>>818219

>>816762

>Most people would rather avoid it.

Stop using a computer. That's your only hope.


 No.816827>>817048

I think NSA are not that stupid and can digest through garbage traffic your placebo browser addons generate.

The only way is to have separate identities. One normie-ish that browses imageboards, shitposts and sends dicks to stacies, goes to college and asks programming questions on stackoverflow. Another is the one you value, that needs to be protected from NSA.


 No.816965>>818244


 No.817048

>>816827

>using the word "normie"

gradeschooler please leave


 No.818206>>818213 >>818217 >>822620

>>816530

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 No.818207>>818213 >>822523 >>822620

>>816530

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 No.818213


 No.818217

>>818206

NSA and their FVEY partners long ago adjusted their filters to ignore ungrammatical laundry-lists of watched words with no actual content. People have been doing this for a long time. The spooks won't even deign to yawn at it anymore.


 No.818219>>818314

>>816769

Nah.

Don't have a cellphone, credit score, job, debt. Don't use computers, the library. Pay in cash 24x7. Don't sign a lease. Don't get a drivers liscense or own a car. Just die.

Or,

We can alter the government.


 No.818244>>823684

>>816965

Why the fuck would you link to that?

> This content is available exclusively to Chronicle subscribers


 No.818288


 No.818314

>>818219

You can live doing most of what you listed.

t. Someone who lives that way.


 No.820356

>>816746

I want that they think everyone looks at the stuff you do.


 No.820365

>be NSA reviewer

>keyscore PTHC

>enjoy work


 No.822523

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>>818207

>ninja


 No.822585

>Could a program be written that generates tons of real looking internet traffic that clogs up mass surveillance systems?

Yeah, sure. But it'd be a waste of money as you'd need to clog the internet basically. Unless you're willing and able to burn a few billions that won't happen. This >>816537 is a better idea. If one could know how to make a spook check the data they could (slowly if possible) generate more and more requests that trigger it, increasing the costs of mass surveillance.


 No.822620

>>818207

>>818206

Don't forget Taiwanese fingerpainting powerpoints


 No.822628>>822630

Perlanon back again. I've posted this multiple times. I fixed the spacing people bitched about, but I'm not going to do shit like add ternaries or qw where people think I should. Yes I'm aware I abuse the shit out of Perl like C. I originally wrote this years ago as a proof of concept.

Replace the URL array with your targets. Replace the code block with the link gathering and random clicks with a sleep() or whatever you want. Many people have put this to use in combination with adnauseam.

Requirements:

-Perl

-CPAN

-WWW::Mechanize::Firefox

-MozRepl plugin for Firefox


#!/usr/bin/perl
use Error qw(:try);
use Switch;
use WWW::Mechanize::Firefox;
use strict;

my (
$args_command,
$args_id,
$args_value,
$ex,
@links,
$m,
$mech_status,
$retries,
$return,
$temp,
@url,
$x
) = ();

#remember to set it to same port as the Firefox plugin
$m = WWW::Mechanize::Firefox->new( launch => ['firefox'],
repl => "localhost:4242",
bufsize => 4_000_000,
tab => 'current',
autoclose => 1
);

#//fill your target array here
$url[0] = 'http://ixxx.com';
$url[1] = 'https://xhamster.com';
$url[2] = 'https://pornhub.com';
$url[3] = 'https://xvideos.com';

#remember to set this to the size of $url[]
$proc = rand(4);

#SHIA LABEOUF
&tryMech( 'URL', undef, $url[$proc] );
if($mech_status == 1) {
&tryMech( 'find_links' );
if($mech_status == 1) {
foreach (@links) {
if ($_->{href} =~ m/^http/) {
push (@url, $_->{href});
}
}
shift @url;
#in my testing i only needed to click 4 random links
for ($x=0;$x<4;$x++) {
&tryMech( 'URL', undef, $url[rand @url]);
}
}
}

undef $m;
1;

//did you know Perl can handle OOP?
sub tryMech {
$args_command = $_[0];
if ($_[1]) {
$args_id = $_[1];
}
if ($_[2]) {
$args_value = $_[2];
}
$mech_status = 666;
try {
switch ($args_command) {
case "click" {
$m->click( $args_id );
}
case "button" {
$m->click_button( $args_id => $args_value );
}
case "eval" {
($return, undef) = $m->eval( $args_value );
}
case "field" {
$m->field( $args_id, $args_value);
}
case "find_links" {
@links = $m->find_all_links_dom();
}
case "form" {
if ($args_id) {
$m->form_id($args_id);
}
elsif ($args_value) {
$m->form_name($args_value);
}
}
case "form_num" {
$m->form_num( $args_id );
}
case "link" {
$m->follow_link( $args_id => $args_value );
}
case "select" {
$m->select( $args_id, $args_value );
}
case "tick" {
$m->tick( $args_id );
}
case "URL" {
$m->get( $args_value );
}
case "value" {
$m->value( $args_id, $args_value );
}
}
$retries = 20;
while ($retries-- and ! $m->success()) {
sleep(.1);
}
if ($m->success()) {
$mech_status = 1;
}
}
catch Error with {
$ex = shift;
if ($ex =~ /500/) {
$mech_status = 500;
}
else {
$mech_status = 1000;
}
}
finally {
if ($mech_status >= 500) {
if ($mech_status == 500) {
print "\n * HTTP Error 500\n\n";
}
elsif ($mech_status > 500) {
print "\n * Timed out trying $args_command\n\n";
}
undef $m;
exit;
}
};
if ($return) {
return $return;
}
}

Fuckings to all!


 No.822630

>>822628

PS) the result of the test was that yes: the Jews are pushing interracial cuckhold and incest porn just as everyone suspected


 No.823669

bump


 No.823684




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