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because computers don't magically explode just because a number wrapped down to negatives.

>>996682

A lot of Android phones brick when time_t overflows because some retarded OEMs use the same kernel in their recovery modes as they do while the phone is running. I think a lot of them have since solved the issue but there's a lot of phones out there that can still be wrecked this way.

>Hi im 12

>Im 2 yung to have know about the NTP Amplification attack

>lol u ((4channers)) are newfags.

>i see reddit spacing

>>996681 (OP)

>what's to stop some rando from setting up his own wifi network in a crowded public place

Do people actually connect to random open wifi networks in your country?

>>996716

>what is automatic reconnecting to known APs

>>996682

Now ask me how I know you're female.

Stick to OS intelligence hun. xxx ;^)

>>996716

Some normalfags have their phones automatically connect to "trusted" open wifi networks

>>996681 (OP)

that doesn't do shit

meanwhile, you can just run nikto or nmap to find known vulnerabilities and then use searchsploit to find an exploit to slightly alter and then compile and run

use that to establish a reverse shell that you use with your netcat listener, then find some sort of privilege escalation vulnerability, or if not, you can just exfiltrate data even with non-privileged accounts anyway, like maybe an apache service account or some shit idk

path of least resistance

it sure seems cool from an academic perspective to talk about abstract shit, but in the real world shit like vulnerability/service scanners and even just fucking dirtyc0w are enough for most shit

you don't need to reinvent the wheel, just enumerate and use known shit

imagine thinking errything needs to be a zero day lul

>>996845

I suspect from your style of writing you're either underage or from a third world country. Regardless, go back to /g/.

>>996764

How did you know that, sweetie?

>>996681 (OP)

https://blog.fpmurphy.com/2013/02/ntp-insane-time.html

>NTP still has no cryptographic signatures

top lmao

>>996681 (OP)

probably the crowd, because using a laptop outside of a coffee shop, library, classroom or bedroom makes you a hacker, no backsies

>>996945

..because you stayed up late on a Sunday night while working on Monday's paper to post on a Mongolian finger painting forum. cold reading. Did you ever write those man pages? I'd be interested in a copy

>>996920

says the guy who wants to use NTP as an attack vector lmao it's like you don't even have any security certs

>>996728

>known APs

>reconnecting

>>996981

You don't need to open a laptop - or even take it out of your suitcase or backpack - to have it running and serving as an access point. Heck, it doesn't have to be a laptop. I bet a rooted fagdroid would do.