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1997 web server present on these machines?
ridiculous.
>well shit… I think that's a potential decode
what is even more impressive is just how stupid these bad guys are.
i've done software my entire life and I'm very, very good at it.
if I were tasked to pull this off, these guys would have to work 1000x harder to find any evidence of it.
but people like me who can do very nasty things like that aren't typically psychopathic imbeciles. we don't do that shit because we aren't criminals.
(pic related)
>They can still recover the wiped image.
Unless they did a redundant forensic erasure, the previous data can be recovered from the devices; even FLASH memory.
>After 2 or more the magnescopic image becomes weaker, especially non newer devices.
Each write makes it more difficult. It has been demonstrated that it is possible to recover data after more than one overwrite, but it gets exponentially more difficult.
Fortunately, these asshats are stupid as fuck (retard god level), so we don't have to worry about that.
If MIL is involved, they have ALL of the data, even after a wipe.
For the record, Ron isn't clicking at the speed of light. Just sayin'.
For the record, Ron isn't clicking at the speed of light. Just sayin'.>>14325808
>Complete packet captures of all traffic, would be all they need.
I agree, but if you have multiple vectors of proof, it is easier to convince more of the normies of what actually happened.
weird shit be happenin' with the posting in here. wtf.
symposium is about to be hacked to shut this shit down.
symposium is about to be hacked to shut this shit down.>>14325862
>kek! this is totally a movie
it is, and it has been simplified for the normies.
>Ron doesn't know where machine.config is located :/ ??
Maybe they're trying to get normies to learn more about this stuff.
It is surprising to me that Ron doesn't know more of the topology of Windows, even if he's just an IT admin and mostly works with *NIX.
IMO, Ron is a personality created for this movie.