not sure if this should go into tech or comms but software-defined radio has a lotta potential

u do need external dongles to use it tho

sdrsharp is a good tool in windows for software defined radio doe

and if ur using linux GNU radio is good for dat

what such potential is there?

that is not found in traditional radio

can't you send files?

Pre-b00g potential is its basically free. No $3000 rigs needed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjJAWGGhG74

mid/post-b00g major downside is NO POWER INFRASTRUCTURE.

yea it's definately only viable with infrastructure

you can send a ton of stuff thru radio

ive seen images send with radio before

so u could send a map of an area on a frequency

and you could probably script frequency hopping since youre already on computers

im looking into it rn

you can't tx with sdr

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Precisely why I didn't pin them

pin one so it's easy for people to jump to

if you tried to pin all of them you'd hit the pin limit

https://shop.hak5.org/

@itstooslim if anyone can confirm this, the riseupvpn.net windows download might be compromised, my computer says it detected "Trojan:Win32/Occamy.C" under RisupVPN/bitmask_helper.exe

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oof

jesus dude

okay I'm taking them off the VPN list

@brotha you heard anything about it?

the strange thing is i downloaded it on two computers and the first one installed fine and the second one flagged it as a trojan, both running windows 10 latest update

hm

just ran 2 full scans and found it on the other computer

a good resource for checking websites before you download stuff: https://www.mywot.com/

https://haveibeenpwned.com/

Ive scanned it before with malware bytes and i havent got any sorta trojan things before, it could be a false positive or it could be that it was super undetectable on my computer somehow

Bitmask helper is open source tho

https://github.com/leapcode/bitmask-dev/blob/master/src/leap/bitmask/vpn/helpers/osx/bitmask-helper

It probably detects a false positive because it runs some commands as root

Could be a not false positive tho cus i dont see anyone having done a code audit here

A tiny part of me has always suspected Microsoft of intentionally setting up false positives on software that they don't want you snooping around with

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they do