Timelines shifted – Trust the plan.
No one on board pissed me off. {Pressure [elsewhere]} -performance matters.
Doc: comms received – reply soon < KEEP FAITH YOU BEAUTIFUL BASTARD!
[3]dark [2]darker > [1]darkest > [0]dawn!!!
Can't S_P_E_L_L [sh]adow without me.
Love & Light
>- he told us what the wizards and warlocks are (NSA)
>Q Post # 15: The wizards and warlocks (inside term)
>Two other options to consider:
>Option 1
>Wizards, electronic attack units, that have SIGINT capabilities, specifically COMINT & ELINT
>Warlocks, DNINT collection units, potentially through the use of TEMPEST (which is a storm…)
>Option 2
>Wizards and Warlocks, internal NSA designation for the group that monitors and infiltrates alternative communication methods. Group was created to observe/infiltrate terrorist groups that utilized MMORPGs as a comm channel. This group would utilize HUMINT, SIGINT, and DNINT.
pics related.
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Also, I told you anons I would be absent for a while.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playfair_cipher
>E. IRDS - Infrared Detection System
>The IRDS system converts infrared radiation emanating from a heat source and converts it to a black and white television like image at the SS-3 station.
>On the P-3, the IRDS turret retracts into the nose of the aircraft below the radome. When lowered, a joystick at the SS3 station controls the turret. Be aware that there are other names used for IR systems such as FLIR (Forward Looking Infrared) but that all these are IR systems using the same type of technology.
Why fly in circles???
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playfair_cipher
https://ia801604.us.archive.org/27/items/Fm3440.2BasicCryptAnalysis/fm_34-40.2%20%20-%20Basic%20CryptAnalysis.pdf
>Sec 6.6-d
>The rules encipher right, decipher left and encipher below, decipher above produce the acronyms ERDL and EBDA. For many analysts, it is convenient to memorize these pronounceable acronyms to remember the rules.
Think mirror. There is more to that statement than just that our reality is upside down. The board is for communication, not just qr-specific breads. With all the fancy technology (AI) out there that sucks everything up and processes it, how do you communicate in such an advanced modern environment? Why did WE start using the Navajo language for comms in 1942? Was the Navajo alphabet taught in 1942? Or had we forgotten that the language existed? Sometimes old is better than new.
[paarfiyl] = playfair
Jr crypto-scout links:
http://rumkin.com/tools/cipher/
https://www.dcode.fr/tools-list
You won't earn any merit badges, but by learning how they work, you will start to see their usage in plain sight. An amazing amount of info exists in the public domain, you just have to train yourself to see it.
An anecdotal example. Many years ago in one of my many existences I performed some work for a global beverage conglomerate. During the Dan Brown fad it was proposed that we create a puzzle hidden in plain sight to piggy back on the success of the books & movies. No info was given that the puzzle even existed, but there was a prize for those who solved it. With 100Ks of visitors per month, after 3 months we had 4 correct solutions. I contacted those "winners" and informed them that for a little info about how they solved it we would provide a larger prize. Everyone of the winners said that they recognized the pattern that was used based on prior experiences and crypto knowledge.
Take away: It is easy to hide things in plain sight. Recognizing they exist is the hard part.
I have been backing up the board on a incremental fashion for a good while now. These backups are snapshots of the complete threads. It works fine for archival purposes.
That said, I am going to change the way that works very shortly. I spent a couple hours rewriting my board parser so that it will now capture every post as a unique entry. My goal is to make a fully searchable repository of this board. Once I get image archiving working I'll post a url for use.
Are there any features you anons would like to see in this new board parser and search tool?
board ripper update: Cruising right along and coming together nicely.
Initial board rip is successful
thread ripping is successful
thread to post conversion successful
post file extraction successful
establishing data relationships successful
working on:
in-post reference view ( response to )
stripping formatting from post body to allow for fulltext search
post image local caching as not to piss off 8ch owners
selective parsing that only imports new posts, no use in ripping the thread if it hasn't been modified.
schedule to parse automagickally, thinking 30 seconds to a 1 minute.
nice to haves in the future:
implement websockets/notification service to automagickally update thread list and thread contents without refresh.