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Friday, August 31, 2018

Create Usernames Security Script, Random Stuff, and More

- needed a script to for some testing/auditing of servers/networks. Download it here:
- description is as follows:
# If you're aware of tools like 'thc-hydra' then you'll be aware that
# you need a list of usernames to be able to run brute force attacks
# against servers. The problem is that you often don't have a list of
# usernames to start with. This is where this script comes in.
# The input file requires names to allow the script to generate
# likely and probable usernames on the server or network in question.
# Extract names via websites, social media networks, phone lists, 
# direct contact, social engineering, OSINT, etc...
## Example files have been included:
# ./create_usernames.sh names.txt > usernames.txt
#
# Obviously, I could have included automated crawling and bot 
# capabilities but given my experiences previously with having to 
# maintain up keep against counterbot technology have decided to leave 
# it out.
#
# As this is the very first version of the program it may be VERY buggy. 
# Please test prior to deployment in a production environment.
#

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- I don't see it like that. He's not just some random flipper/investor. When he's advising for an ICO think about the simplest and most important thing that he can bring to the table: structure. He knows what information an ICO should make easily accessible and what matters should be stated clearly. Things like: do they have a working product? do they actually need a blockchain or a coin and why? is the team clearly displayed on the website and do they provide Linkedin/other reputable websites links?

These things are really important when looking into an ICO and they help investors make an informed decision. We all know how messy ICOs can be and how difficult it is digging through a whitepaper for some simple information. Now I don't know how he's advising exactly, but my guess is that he's doing at least this. Making ICOs more user friendly which is really important.
- It doesn't help, for example, that the average life of the short take-off, vertical landing (STOVL) F-35B's landing gear tire is less than 10 landings—a problem resulting from the aircraft's heavier weight than its conventional take-off cousins. It's simply difficult to engineer a tire capable of handling both vertical low-speed and conventional high-speed landings. The F-35B has also failed some structural testing, with the first aircraft used in tests literally falling apart. And the Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS)—software that combines diagnostics and repair functions with part inventory and verifies that the correct parts have been installed properly—has continued to get poor reviews.

A maintenance sergeant at VMFAT-50, the Marine Corps' F-35B training squadron at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina, told Insinna that ALIS was slow for him, though Marines at MCAS Air Station Yuma, Arizona, reported better speeds. “We have a bunch of aircraft… And we have only so many servers,” the sergeant told Insinna. “They have less aircraft, and their servers aren’t booting up as much information.”

But things might be looking up. A Lockheed representative told Defense News that the company is exploring 3D-printing some parts to speed up repair cycles. And some of the lead times for parts provided to repair crews end up being very conservative estimates, with parts arriving in a month instead of the year lead time given to the services.

So, hopefully, things will get better. But the long-term cost of maintaining the F-35 fleet as it ages is still something of a wild guess at the moment. Based on some estimates, that price may be so high that the Air Force will have to eliminate a third of its planned F-35 purchase to stay on budget.
- The price of bitcoin sank late Wednesday after a report by the Wall Street Journal that the Securities and Exchange Commission is ramping up pressure on the initial-coin-offerings industry, issuing scores of subpoenas and information requests to companies. The Journal reported the SEC is seeking information about the structure of ICO sales and pre-sales. Bitcoin BTCUSD, +2.10% immediately fell about 2% after the report, and was last trading at $10,346, according to Coindesk. The SEC has previously suggested that many ICOs may be violating securities laws. In December, a new SEC cyber unit took its first action, halting an allegedly fraudulent ICO. An ICO is a fund-raising method in which a company issues its own cryptocurrency, typically in exchange for bitcoin. The process has significantly fewer regulatory hoops to jump through than an IPO, and the ICO market has been booming, with $6.5 billion raised last year. They're also highly risky -- according to a new survey, 46% of new ICOs in 2017 either flopped out of the gate or have since gone out of business.
- It marked the sixth non-combat crash for the U.S. Air Force in 2018, following seven last year.

The Air Force had ordered a series of safety stand-downs of flying and maintenance wings so that crews can work to determine how to prevent future crashes, the Air Force Times reported.

Last month, an Air Force training jet crashed in Mississippi during a routine training flight. Both pilots ejected safely. That crash unfolded a few hours before Defense Secretary Jim Mattis gave the commencement address at the U.S. Air Force Academy. 

Weeks earlier, an Air Force cargo plane crashed outside Savannah, Ga., killing all nine aboard.

Kadena Air Base is located on Okinawa.

Saturday, August 18, 2018

Cheap/Easy/Healthy Tomato Based Pasta Recipe, Cream Based Pasta Recipe, and More

This is the latest in my series on quick, easy, and tasty meals:  

This is being placed here for my own possible records and for others to use if so desired. This is based on recipes online and an interpretation of restaurants that I occasionally frequent. The point of these recipes is to achieve the best taste, in the quickest possible time, at the cheapest possible price. That's why the ingredients are somewhat non-traditional at times. Here's the other thing, it's obvious that they can be altered quickly and easily to suit other core ingredients. Don't be afraid to experiment.

If you're not already aware, the reason why the recipes below are 'healthier' is because a lot of pre-made sauces contain a lot of 'artificial ingredients' (often to help preserve the shelf life of the sauce for extended periods of times. Many pre-made sauces can last months if not years on the supermarket shelf. Chefs also often take the easy way out and use salt/sugar in order to boost flavour rather then sauces, herbs, etc...). The reason why they may be 'tastier' for people is because it is made from fresh ingredients and isn't an 'industrial food type' (you can identify 'industrial food types' because they're often odd in some way? For instance, ever wonder why chicken/fish fingers have a different texture to fresh chicken or fish? Even wonder why meat and vegetables inside of cans/tins seem to last much longer then normal vegetables? It normally comes down to an issue of profitability?). The reason why they may be cheaper is because pre-made pasta sauces have become pretty expensive now. If you buy the cheapest ingredients and have much of the rest on hand you can make food for a fraction of the price of pre-made stuff/restaurant food and in a time frame that is almost as quick as fast food or microwave food.

- pasta
- dried tomatoes
- diced tomatoes (can be from the can or diced fresh)
- garlic
- sugar
- salt
- pepper
- oil
- dried chilli (optional)
- onion (optional)
- tomatoes (optional)
- Italian herbs (optional)
- cheese (optional)
- seafood (optional. Prawns probably go best with this recipe)

Cook pasta. Gently fry chopped garlic, onion, salt, pepper, sugar, dried tomatoes, dried chilli flakes, in some oil. Add fresh diced tomatoes, and Italian herbs to this mix and continue to fry. Add seafood in at end and cook through (optional). Remove pasta from heat, drain, and stir into pan with pasta sauce. Serve with cheese on top (can be any type of 'melting cheese' not just parmesan. If you want to change the texture leave the cheese on for about half a minute and stir it through).

- pasta
- cream
- garlic
- sugar
- salt
- pepper
- oil
- onion (optional)
- Italian herbs (optional)
- cheese (optional)
- salmon or seafood (optional. Fresh or from can)
- vegetables (optional)
- chicken stock (optional)

Cook pasta. Gently fry chopped garlic, onion, salt, pepper, sugar, in some oil. Add cream to this mix and continue to fry. Add Italian Herbs, chicken stock, salmon, or seafood in at end and cook through (optional). Remove pasta from heat, drain, and stir into pan with pasta sauce. Stir in cheese with pasta mix or else serve with cheese on top (can be any type of 'melting cheese' not just parmesan. If you want to change the texture leave the cheese on for about half a minute and stir it through) for an extra burst of taste.

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- "This thing emerged called Uber or Muber or whatever," said Erdogan. "But this issue is now finished. It's over now."
https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/world/1477993/erdogan-says-uber-finished-in-turkey
 POO has been mysteriously raining from the sky in Canada, leaving cars "inundated" with excrement, repulsed drivers say.

The disturbing incident happened May 9 and 12 in Kelowna, British Columbia, according to Global News.

The New York Post reports Susan Allen and her son Travis Sweet were stopped at a red light when they were splattered with the flying faeces, which dropped through an open sunroof.

"While we were sitting there, our car was inundated with liquid poo falling from the sky," she said.

Sweet said he felt something cold smack the side of his face - "then the smell hit my nose".

"I almost vomited instantly. It was terrible," Sweet recalled.

Ms Allen, meanwhile, burst into tears.

"It smelled so bad that my stomach got ill," she said. 
- "Most of the problems that we face as a planet have gone beyond the ability of one discipline to solve. We need to get together and start sharing knowledge." 
- The Marine Corps' F-35B fighters are among the oldest operating aircraft to come out of the Joint Strike Fighter program, and they're beginning to run into some maintenance issues. While many of the repairs being made to the aircraft are upgrades to bring them in line with the latest software releases and accompanying hardware upgrades, a fair share is for typical aircraft maintenance issues—and those issues are leading to an increasing number of aircraft left grounded waiting for parts.

As Defense News' Valerie Insinna reports, that's often because the wait time for delivery on some parts is a month or longer. And according to a GAO report, the lead time for some F-35 replacement parts could be two years or longer. Between waiting for parts and time spent offline for upgrades, F-35s worldwide were unable to fly 22 percent of the time between January and August of 2017. The GAO report, published last October, warned of "sustainment challenges" faced by the F-35 program—many of them because of poor planning and delays in bringing repair parts suppliers and depots onboard.

If anything major goes wrong with an F-35, it could spend a lot more time waiting to be repaired. "DOD does not have enough capacity to repair F-35 aircraft parts because the establishment of repair capabilities at the military depots is six years behind schedule," the GAO report stated. "Repair capabilities at the military depots were originally planned to be completed by 2016, but program officials told us that some capabilities have now been delayed until 2022."
- Older women in Stockholm are procuring sexual services from migrant kids of North African descent, said one of the young illegal immigrants roaming the streets of Stockholm, in "Tendens" ("Tendency"), a short documentary by Abdelaziz Maaloum and Anders Ljungberg.

In the documentary, a certain "Amin" is being interviewed. By his own admission, he is 17 years old and comes from Morocco. Before making it to Sweden as an illegal immigrant, he had been to over 20 different countries, including Iceland and Greenland, which are far less common destinations for an asylum seeker.

According to the young man, many of his comrades living in central Stockholm have taken up selling sex to older and middle-aged Swedish women. The demand, according to the Swedish documentary is high. "Amin" stressed that is a rather beneficial agreement.

"I have personally met many elderly women, mothers, widows, divorced and married women. They offer money, shelter, a shower and food for sex. If you are willing, you go along, otherwise you can always say no," Amin said.
- The jury is still out regarding Bitcoins, as there are many supporters for the crypto-currency. As Recently, Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase & Co, on Tuesday said “Bitcoin “is a fraud” and will blow up”. Speaking at a bank investor conference in New York, Dimon said, “The currency isn’t going to work. You can’t have a business where people can invent a currency out of thin air and think that people who are buying it are really smart.”
- Vilnius, Lithuania, February 7, 2018, Bankera (https://bankera.com/) aims to become the bank for the blockchain era and is already making splashes in the ICO world. To date, their ICO has collected over 100 million euros from over 80,000 contributors making Bankera’s ICO the biggest in regard to the number of contributors.

ICO with a working product:

A large driving force behind the success of Bankera’s ICO is the well-established company SpectroCoin (https://spectrocoin.com/). SpectroCoin is Bankera’s MVP, or minimum viable product. With SpectroCoin, investors can already see results and reap the benefits of the technology in which they are investing. Currently, more than 750,000 clients are using the SpectroCoin platform for services such as fiat and cryptocurrency wallets, free and instant peer-to-peer transfers, debit cards, exchange, and payment processing services, but, uniquely, clients can also claim IBANs for SpectroCoin accounts. An MVP like SpectroCoin not only makes Bankera less risky and different from any other ICO, but it also allows investors to use the technology they are financing in a fashion that is unprecedented in the ICO world. However, Bankera plans to go beyond payment processing and offer an array of banking services, such as savings and loans accounts, as well as low-cost investment products, such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and crypto funds.

Dodgy Job Contract Clauses, Random Stuff, and More

- in this post we'll be going through dodgy job contract clauses. Ironically, many of which are actually unlawful and unenforceable on c...