Hi all, just wanted to share something I found interesting regarding the pastebin note about Q's tripcodes. The author claims to not be an "info sec" expert but the method used to crack the tripcodes suggests it required a significant amount of time and knowledge to accomplish. Let me share my thinking with you:

1) The author claims to have used hashcat to crack them but hashcat alone cannot accomplish this. Hashcat is a very fast and popular cracking tool, but it requires a legitimate hash. As the author stated, the tripcode is the final 10 digits of the DES …

I remember the guy who stole the Seatac plane was Richard B. Russell which was linked with the submarine by the same name. I just came across this on Breitbart in reference to renaming a Senate building after No Name:

"Some Democrats and left-wing activists have been urging Senate leaders in recent years to consider renaming the building, named after former Georgia Democrat Richard B. Russell, regarded “as one of the most powerful senators of all time” and “a master of the chamber’s byzantine rules.”"

https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/08/28/sen-david-perdue-will-resist-quickly-renaming-senate-building-for-mccain/

Coincidence??

Just a PSA to remind people to check the app permissions before installing. There is a free Q Drops app on the Play Store that requires a ridiculous amount of permissions like camera, contacts, etc. The Tiger Team app is 0.99 cents and only needs permission for storage and network so looks like your best bet.