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Announcing the first SHA1 collision

• Not just Google on this, they worked with CWI

• SHA1 is a Cryptographic hash function

• SHA-1 was developed as part of the U.S. Government’s Capstone project. The original specification of the algorithm was published in 1993

• two PDFs that have identical SHA-1 hashes but different content

• Lifetimes of cryptographic hash functions – by Valerie Aurora

• Git fscked by SHA-1 collision? Not so fast, says Linus Torvalds – Attack is hard, discovery is easy, so fix it right
  rather than right now

• Suggestion: Don’t panic. Things aren’t suddenly going to become vulnerable. Take your time, review your systems looking for SHA-1 usage and evaluate the risk, but best to get it of it all if you have not already.

CloudBleed

• Affects millions of websites, literally.

• Google Project Zero

• Could someone from cloudflare security urgently contact me. – 0011 UTC – 18 Feb 2018 UTC 0011

• bug report on chromium.org – 17:15 UTC – 19 Feb 2017

• Corpus distillation? What is that?

• Incident report on memory leak caused by Cloudflare parser bug 23 Feb 2017

• My work here is done 9:24 PM – 23 Feb 2017

• HIPPA implications

• List of Sites possibly affected by Cloudflare’s #Cloudbleed HTTPS Traffic Leak

Feedback

• Transmission Permission Follow-up (see original question in episode 305

• Dan’s pfSense box

Round Up:

• Hello False Flags! The Art of Deception in Targeted Attack Attribution – see also False Flag and Perfidy

• Researchers exfiltrate data by blinking the LEDs on the hard drives

• ZFS based replication and failover script from bolthole.com – note: ksh required

• FCC reverses net neutrality ISP transparency rules

• security analysis on the most popular Android password manager applications

• AWS service status about s3 outage couldn’t be updated b/c of s3

• Data from connected CloudPets teddy bears leaked and ransomed, exposing kids’ voice messages

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We start from a town that has no internet and reflect on how quickly the last 8 years of progress feel very distant, then discuss the recent extreme examples of companies challenging Net Neutrality. Ballmer says Windows Phones should run Android apps & maybe he’s right?

Google’s Chromebooks make up half of US classroom devices. As parents, are we comfortable with Google having a lifetime of history on our kids?

Plus some follow up on a previous Kickstarter of the week with a special guest, the likely conclusion to a five year old tech story & the inside scoop on the Jupiter Broadcasting SWAG for the Holidays giveaway!

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— Episode Links —

• Town that has no cell phone service loses its primary Internet provider | Ars Technica
• AT&T vs. FCC, net neutrality: AT&T says it’s had to kill ideas | BGR
• Comcast Tests Net Neutrality By Letting Its Own Streaming Service Bypass Usage Caps | Techdirt
• Windows Server 2016 moving to per core, not per socket, licensing | Ars Technica
• Ballmer: Microsoft Mobile Should Focus On Android Apps Not Universal Apps – Slashdot
• Google’s Chromebooks make up half of US classroom devices
• Sticky disc makes any watch a smartwatch – BBC News
• Samsung finally agrees to pay Apple $548 million, with a few caveats | The Verge
• PopcornTimeCE/desktop · GitHub

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Another major flaw in consumer routers needs patched ASAP, the tech of sending messages via tone comes to Chrome & Popcorn Hour lands in your web browser, but there’s a major catch.

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Critical vulnerability in NetUSB driver exposes millions of routers to hacking | PCWorld

Millions of routers and other embedded devices are affected by a serious vulnerability that could allow hackers to compromise them.

The vulnerability is located in a service called NetUSB, which lets devices connected over USB to a computer be shared with other machines on a local network or the Internet via IP (Internet Protocol). The shared devices can be printers, webcams, thumb drives, external hard disks and more.

NetUSB is implemented in Linux-based embedded systems, such as routers, as a kernel driver. The driver is developed by Taiwan-based KCodes Technology. Once enabled, it opens a server that listens on TCP port 20005 for connecting clients.

Security researchers from a company called Sec Consult found that if a connecting computer has a name longer than 64 characters, a stack buffer overflow is triggered in the NetUSB service. If exploited, this kind of vulnerability can result in remote code execution or denial of service.

Since the NetUSB service code runs in kernel mode, attackers who exploit the flaw could gain the ability to execute malicious code on the affected devices with the highest possible privilege, the Sec Consult researchers said in a blog post Tuesday.

Many vendors integrate NetUSB into their products, but have different names for it. For example, Netgear calls the feature ReadySHARE, while others simply call it print sharing or USB share port.

Google Is Close to Unveiling New Web Photo Service – Bloomberg Business

The new photo tool, which will let users post images to Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc., will probably be unveiled at Google’s annual software developers conference in San Francisco later this month, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter is private.

Google Tone is a Chrome extension for sharing URLs with nearby computers using sound | VentureBeat | Dev | by Paul Sawers

To try the feature, all computers must first have the Google Tone Chrome extension installed and be within reasonable earshot of each other. Then, when you’re on a webpage you’d like to share, hit the little Google Tone tab in your browser and you’ll hear a little succession of beeps — not too dissimilar to an old ZX Spectrum computer loading a game. Nearby machines receive a notification with the sender’s Google profile and picture embedded within the message, and the user can choose to open the URL on their own PC.

• Chirp.io

You Can Now Use ‘Netflix for Torrents’ Popcorn Time in Your Browser

The new website, at PopcornInYourBroswer.net, provides much the same service as Popcorn Time always has. Just now it’s in your browser.

• Time4Popcorn (popcorn-time.se) now includes Adware. Do not install it and help spread the word.

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If we could rebuild the Internet from scratch, what would we change? It’s more than just a thought experiment. We’ll share the details about real world research being done today!

Plus we dig through the Sony hack, answer a ton of great question & a rocking roundup!

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Reinventing Computers And The Internet From Scratch, For The Sake Of Security

• DARPA funded research is looking at how we might design the Internet if we had to do it over again
• Many decisions that were made 30 and 40 years ago when UNIX and TCP/IP were designed, may be done differently today
• The overall project has a number of sub-projects:
  • CRASH – Clean-Slate Design of Resilient, Adaptive, Secure Hosts
  • MRC – Mission-Oriented Resilient Clouds
  • CTSRD – Clean Slate Trustworthy Secure Research and Development (Custard)
• BERI: Bluespec Extensible RISC Implementation: a open-source hardware-software research and teaching platform: a 64-bit RISC processor implemented in the high-level Bluespec hardware description language (HDL), along with compiler, operating system, and applications
• CHERI: capability hardware enhanced RISC instructions: hardware-accelerated in-process memory protection and sandboxing model based on a hybrid capability model
• TESLA: temporally enforced security logic assertions: compiler-generated runtime instrumentation continuously validating temporal security properties
• SOAAP: security-oriented analysis of application programs: automated program analysis and transformation techniques to help software authors utilize Capsicum and CHERI features
• The goal is to design newer secure hosts and networks, without having to maintain backwards compatibility with legacy systems, the biggest problem with changing anything on the Internet
• This is why there are still things like SSLv3 (instead of just TLS 1.2+), why we have not switched to IPv6, and why spam is still such a large problem
• I for one would definitely like to replaced SMTP, but no one has yet devised a plan for a system that the world could transition to without breaking legacy email while we wait for the rest of the world to upgrade
• “Corporations are elevating security experts to senior roles and increasing their budgets. At Facebook, the former mantra “move fast and break things” has been replaced. It is now “move slowly and fix things.””
• For performance reasons, when hardware and programming languages were designed 30 and 40 years ago, it was decided that security would be left up to the programmer
• The CHERI project aim to change this, by implementing ‘Capabilities’, a sandboxing and security mechanism into the hardware, allowing the hardware rather than the software to enforce protections, preventing unauthorized access or modification of various regions of memory by malicious or compromised applications.
• CHERI, and the software side of the project, Capsicum, are based on FreeBSD, but are also being ported to Linux, where Google plans to make extensive use of it in its Chrome and Chromium browsers.
• Additional Coverage

Sony Internal Network Hacked

• No, this is not Episode 3 of TechSNAP, Sony was hacked, again
• Hackers identifying the selves as Guardians of Peace (GOP) claim to have stolen as much as 100TB of data from Sony
• One questions how they managed to exfiltrate such a huge amount of data without being noticed. A full 1 GBPS internet connection would have to run at full capacity for 10 days to move that much data. It seems a lot of the data was likely compressible, but unreleased movies etc would not be
• At this point, only about 40GB of data has been leaked, mostly internal documents
• “The data dump includes employee criminal background checks, salary negotiations, and doctors’ letters explaining the medical rationale for leaves of absence. There are spreadsheets containing the salaries of 6,800 global employees, along with Social Security numbers for 3,500 U.S. staff. And there is extensive documentation of the company’s operations, ranging from the script for an unreleased pilot written by Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan to the results of sales meetings with local TV executives.”
• When will companies learn that a spread sheet is not a secure place to store sensitive information
• In a memo to Employees Sony Pictures Entertainment chiefs Michael Lynton and Amy Pascal said “While we are not yet sure of the full scope of information that the attackers have or might release, we unfortunately have to ask you to assume that information about you in the possession of the company might be in their possession,”
• Additional Coverage – CNET – 47,000 Social Security Numbers leaked, Celebrity Data included
• Additional Coverage – Sony Employees receive email threats: “your family will be in danger”
• Additional Coverage – BuzzFeed – Inside the Sony Data
• Additional Coverage – Gizmodo – Sony hack worse than thought
• Additional Coverage – Washington Post
• Additional Coverage – Edgadget
• Additional Coverage – The Verge
• George Clooney predicted the Sony Hack in December (in a now leaked email)
• Additional Coverage – BitDefender – Take Aways from the Sony Hack
• Additional Coverage – ArsTechnica – Attackers also stole certificates to sign malware

Feedback:

• Jupiter Dev Summit on Monday the 15th

• Remotely activate/disable firewall rules?

• AuthPF (works, especially remotely)

• FreeNAS/ZFS Filesystem Relationships

• Screenshot

• Naming software bugs like storms

• [ways to use as much bandwidth a possible? ](https://www.reddit.com/r/techsnap/comments/2oftzo/ways_to_use_as_much_bandwidth_a_p
  ossible/)

• Malware Authorship Language

• 31C3 – The 31st Chaos Communication Congress Who will be there?

Round Up:

• Sony hack: Studio Tries to Disrupt Downloads of its Stolen Files
• Brian Krebs interviewed on 60 Minutes
• Reset Linux Root Password
• Payment Processor “Charge Anywhere” transmitted some data in plain text, finds malware on their network stealing the data
• Apple CoreGraphics framework on OS X 10.10 logging input data to /tmp directory
• Fabrice Bellard (FFMPEG, QEMU, etc) introduces BPG, a replacement for JPG based on HEVC, better image quality in smaller size. Javascript based decoder means all browsers can render the images already
• Ron Wyden (D-OR) Introduces bill to prevent FBI backdoors — “The Secure Data Act would ban agencies from making manufacturers alter their products to allow easier surveillance or search”
• Man arrested for trying to sell detailed plans for next US Air Craft Carrier to Egypt
• DMCA should be altered to allow tinkering with hardware
• Flaw in Mantis bug tracker allow attackers and spammers to bypass captchas
• Keurig 2.0 Genuine K-Cup Spoofing Vulnerability
• Why you should only trust open source for your sensitive emails

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Sony is rumored to be hacking back, a P2P browser is in the works, Microsoft starts accepting Bitcoin & automatically changing your web passwords.

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Sony hack: Studio Tries to Disrupt Downloads of its Stolen Files | Re/code

The company is using hundreds of computers in Asia to execute what’s known as a denial of service attack on sites where its pilfered data is available, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter.

Sony is using Amazon Web Services, the Internet retailer’s cloud computing unit, which operates data centers in Tokyo and Singapore, to carry out the counterattack, one of the sources said. The tactic was once commonly employed by media companies to combat Internet movie and music piracy.

BitTorrent Inc Works on P2P Powered Browser | TorrentFreak

BitTorrent Inc, the company behind the popular file-sharing client uTorrent, is working on a P2P powered browser. Dubbed Project Maelstrom, the browser will be able to “keep the Internet open” by serving websites with help from other users.

Project Maelstrom, as it’s called, is in the very early stages of development but BitTorrent Inc. is gearing up to send out invites for a closed Alpha test.

“It works on top of the BitTorrent protocol. Websites are published as torrents and Maelstrom treats them as first class citizens instead of just downloadable content. So if a website is contained within a torrent we treat it just like a normal webpage coming in over HTTP.”

More details are expected to follow during the months to come. Those interested in Project Maelstrom can sign up for an invite to the Alpha test here.

• BitTorrent launches invite-only alpha of Project Maelstrom, the first torrent-based browser | VentureBeat | Business | by Emil Protalinski

US Navy approves first laser weapon for operation aboard Persian gulf ship | Ars Technica

On Wednesday the Office of Naval Research (ONR) announced that it would approve an experimental laser weapon for use on the USS Ponce in the Persian Gulf. The laser weapon system is part of a $40-million research program to test directed energy weapons, and it is the first to be officially deployed and operated on a naval vessel.

Although the laser weapon system is not as powerful as other weapons aboard the Ponce, Christopher Harmer, Senior Naval Analyst with the Institute for the Study of War told the Wall Street Journal that the directed energy of the laser aimed at a target would “cause a chemical and physical disruption in the structural integrity of that target.” Harmer added that the advantage of the laser weapon system is that it can disable many oncoming targets without needing to reload ammunition: “as long as you’ve got adequate power supply, and adequate cooling supply.”

The laser shot doesn’t look like the photon torpedoes of Star Trek—in fact it looks like nothing at all. The energy beam is invisible (and costs the Navy $0.59 per shot, according to the WSJ). A press release from ONR stated that the laser weapon system was able to hit targets out of the sky and at sea in high winds, heat, and humidity without fail.

LastPass Now Lets You Change Loads of Passwords at Once

Now when you use the password manager, you’ll see an option to change your password automatically below your login info for each site.

Currently, the service supports over 75 accounts, including Facebook, Twitter, Amazon and Dropbox. Rather than going through a cloud network, LastPass says these changes happen locally on your device, so the company never have access to your actual password.

How do I use Bitcoin with my Microsoft account?

You can now use Bitcoin to add money to your Microsoft account. Once you add money to your Microsoft account, you can use it as a payment option to buy apps, games, and other digital content from Windows, Windows Phone, Xbox Games, Xbox Music, or Xbox Video stores.

• 356.94 USD | BitcoinAverage Price Index

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Linux is the ultimate productivity OS. This week we’ll show you how to divorce your Chromebook from Google, sync all your Linux desktops with free software and improve your workflow at the same time.

Plus the new tool from Red Hat you’ll be using soon, Ubuntu shows developers some love & the big game coming to Linux we’re excited about!

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Howto Install Linux on Chromebook

Suggest: ‘Linux on Chromebook how to’ LAS episode

• Acer C720 Chromebook – ArchWiki

The Acer C720 Chromebook (and newer Chromebooks in general) features a “legacy boot” mode that makes it easy to boot Linux and other operating systems. The legacy boot mode is provided by the SeaBIOS payload of coreboot. SeaBIOS behaves like a traditional BIOS that boots into the MBR of a disk, and from there into your standard bootloaders like Syslinux and GRUB.

• How to run DotA 2 on a Chromebook

Accessing the superuser shell with Chrome OS installed

If you have configured Chrome OS already:

• Open a crosh window with Ctrl + Alt + T.
• Open a bash shell with the shell command.
• Become superuser with sudo bash

Enabling the pre-installed version of SeaBIOS

This method will allow you to access the pre-installed version of SeaBIOS through the Developer Mode screen in coreboot.

• Inside your superuser shell enter:

  crossystem dev_boot_usb=1 dev_boot_legacy=1

• Reboot the machine.

You can now start SeaBIOS by pressing Ctrl + L at the white boot splash screen.

Remove the write-protect screw to Perma-Disable the boot message warning

By removing the bottom panel of the laptop by removing the 12 visible screws and another one underneath the warranty sticker, then separating the plastic starting at the back

Finally completely remove the write-protect screw from the motherboard, which is labelled as #7 in this picture

• Setsuna666/elementaryos-chromebook · GitHub

ChromeeOS will install elementary OS (with ChrUbuntu) and apply automatically all the necessary fixes to run elementary OS on Chromebooks. You will be able to boot in ChromeOS or elementary OS on your Chromebook.

Troubleshooting

Legacy Boot Doesn’t Work

Sometimes it’s possible to break the SeaBIOS install in the flash (sometimes doing innocuous things like tweaking the GBB flags). If you do get into such a situation:

• Check that dev_boot_legacy is set to 1 when you run crossystem
  • If it isn’t, then see the normal Legacy Boot section above
  • if it is, then see below

You can safely reset the copy of SeaBIOS in your flash by running (as root):

# chromeos-firmwareupdate --sb_extract /tmp
# flashrom -w /tmp/bios.bin -i RW_LEGACY

OwnCloud 7 Digital Ocean Tutorial?

• software.opensuse.org: Install package isv:ownCloud:community / owncloud

For xUbuntu 14.04 run the following:

sudo sh -c "echo 'deb https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:/ownCloud:/community/xUbuntu_14.04/ /' >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/owncloud.list"

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install owncloud

You can add the repository key to apt. Keep in mind that the owner of the key may distribute updates, packages and repositories that your system will trust (more information). To add the key, run:

wget https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:ownCloud:community/xUbuntu_14.04/Release.key
sudo apt-key add - < Release.key  

• After Packages are Installed Guide

Navigate to your ownCloud instance.

• If you are installing ownCloud on the same machine as you are accessing the
  install wizard from, the url will be https://localhost/owncloud

Which is better files synchronizer – ownCloud or BitTorrent Sync?

• Accessing your Files (WebDAV) — ownCloud User Manual 6.0 documentation

BitTorrent Sync

Share directly from device to device. No cloud. No limits.

Syncthing

Syncthing replaces proprietary sync and cloud services with something open, trustworthy and decentralized. Your data is your data alone and you deserve to choose where it is stored, if it is shared with some third party and how it’s transmitted
over the Internet.

• Private. None of your data is ever stored anywhere else than on your computers. There is no central server that might be compromised, legally or illegally.
• Encrypted. All communication is secured using TLS. The encryption used includes perfect forward secrecy to prevent any eavesdropper from ever gaining access to your data.

• Authenticated. Every node is identified by a strong cryptographic certificate. Only nodes you have explicitly allowed can connect to your cluster.

• Syncthing in the official Arch Linux [community] repository – Syncthing Forum

Open Development

• Open Discourse. Development and usage is always open for discussion.

Syncthing Discussion Forum
* Open Source. All source code is available on GitHub — what you see is what you get, there is no hidden funny business.

Syncthing Source Code
* Open Protocol. The protocol is a documented standard — no hidden magic.

Syncthing Protocol Definition
* Open Development. Any bugs found are immediately visible for anyone to browse — no hidden flaws.

Syncthing Issue Tracker

MEGAsync For Linux Desktops MEGA.co.nz Linux Sync Client

MEGAsync for Linux comes with most features available for other similar tools (like Dropbox): the tray icon displays the sync status (and if you use the Nautilus extension, the files have emblems which show their sync status), it supports selective sync, you can use proxies, you can copy a public link for a file via the Nautilus context menu and so on.

There are also some extra features: you can upload a link to MEGA directly from the tray/appindicator app and import links to your MEGA account

• MEGA

MEGA currently provides a multi-platform software development kit, and we have plans to release the source code to MEGAsync under an open-source license.

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Runs Linux

Hackers Run Linux, Acording to NBC

• Nude Photos Of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton Leaked | NBC News – YouTube

Desktop App Pick

slap

slap is a Sublime-like terminal-based text editor that strives to make editing
from the terminal easier. It has:

• first-class mouse support
• GUI editor-like keybindings*
• copying/pasting with OS clipboard support
• undo/redo
• syntax highlighting for many languages
• a Sublime-like file sidebar
• select word to highlight other occurrences; double-click to select word
• easy-to-use finding with regex support
• bracket matching
• … many other features that will make you leave nano, vim, and emacs behind

Weekly Spotlight

Simplicity Linux 14.10 Netbook and Desktop Alphas now available

David Purse has announced the availability of the alpha release of Simplicity Linux 14.10, a lightweight Puppy-based distribution with LXDE as the preferred desktop environment: “After a bit of a delay, the Simplicity Linux 14.10 Netbook and Desktop alphas are now available for download. All versions of Simplicity Linux 14.10 alpha are using the 3.15.4 kernel and are based on Puppy Slacko 5.9.3. As usual, Netbook is aimed at users who tend to do things online, but still want a pretty and professional looking desktop. It runs LXDE as the window manager, has Wbar as a dock, and comes complete with Firefox and TOR browser. Desktop 14.10 alpha is aimed at users who want a full-featured desktop Linux. It comes complete with LibreOffice, WINE, Java, VLC and a host of other applications. As with Netbook, it also comes with Firefox and TOR browser built in.” Here is the brief release announcement. Download (MD5): Desktop1410Alpha.iso (580MB), Netbook1410Alpha.iso (324MB).

• Development Release: Simplicity Linux 14.10 Alpha (DistroWatch.com News)

— NEWS —

Red Hat Developers Introduce New Tool For Linux Storage Management

blivet-gui, a new open-source storage tool designed by Red Hat for configuring disks and file-systems.

This tool replaces the deprecated system-config-lvm storage management tool.

Open WebOS reborn in new LuneOS release

The Open WebOS mobile Linux operating system has been renamed “LuneOS,” and is available in an “Affogato” release supporting HP’s TouchPad and LG’s Nexus 4.

Canonical Releases Ubuntu Developer Tools Center, Makes It Easy To Install Android Studio And Android SDK In Ubuntu

The Ubuntu Developer Tools Center was created, a project to enable quick and easy setup of common developers needs on Ubuntu. For now, Canonical is focusing on Android developers, but more will follow, like Go developers, web developers, Dart and more.

Linux Gaming Round-Up: Borderlands 2, Wasteland 2 & Sanctum 2

In fact, it’s so good that we’re a little swamped by the latest bout of releases, teases and rumours! To help us (and you) get back on top of things, we’ll rattle off the biggest gaming stories of the past fortnight or so in one swoop.

cool-old-term is dead, long live cool-retro-term | Swordfish’s Labs

But why?… Well, cool-old-term was a sort of boilerplate name I chose at the beginning of the project and it stuck when the project became more popular. cool-retro-term keeps familiarity and has a very cool acronym so we can talk nerdy: “Have you tried CRT. It’s really great!”.

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Yahoo has made a mistake so big, you have to hear it to believe it. A common feature in firewalls could actually make you more susceptible attack, Blizzard huge security blunder.

PLUS: Separating traffic out between your network cards, and so much more on this week’s TechSNAP.

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