internet of ki

internet of ki

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12 smart products that could change your life (sau cum kinema ikon înțelege greșit, cu bună știință, internetul lucrurilor)

internet of ki

(iok)

12 smart products that could change your life (sau cum kinema ikon înțelege greșit, cu bună știință, internetul lucrurilor)

24 noiembrie 2017 - 24 februarie 2018 • Muzeul de Artă Arad, str. Gh. Popa de Teiuș 2-4, etaj ][ sala kinema ikon

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13m10j Mobile Matrix_2014 app, android, 1024 x 600 px [ alfabet^ro ] - [ 2010 ] Tipar audio-vizual interactiv ——Bogdan Dinu late’n’see robot arduino platforma pt evitarea obstacolelor, dar nu a problemelor ——Bogdan Tomșa Unidentified instalație. eprubete, computer, https://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/417419 An error has just occurred ——flo’ internet is going crazy instalație. mixed media. print: 45x60 cm, tv: 80cm more and more information, and less and less meaning ——gH m 0 th [the origin of a ripple] -reverse visualization of the butterfly effectvisual representation of the near real-time satellite wind speed data from the antipode (opposite GPS coordinates of the location of the apparatus) as flickering lights.

——Ioana Vreme Moser tête-ài-tête Two ready-made Blabbermouth radios engaged in an online algorithmic argument.

Stereo sound, variable dimensions. Fm transmissions.

A short romantic rendezvous in between artificial bits of intelligence.

——Livia Mateiaş Biolaptop Obiect - laptop, licheni Simbioză între natură, tehnologie şi artă ——Laurian Popa Dysfunctional objects digital animation (04:04) ——Nita Mocanu & Marius Stoica There was no “real” sunny day instalație interactivă digitală Lucrarea este construită în jurul unei stări de fapt comune deromantizată de viziunea unei realități amenințătoare.

——Thea Lazăr Photosynthesis instalație + video (8:17) Images of sunsets from google are feeding my plants.

——Flaviu Rogojan Mirai 2 lucrări mixed media, 84 x 60 cm Un tip de virus numit Mirai poate face ca până și termostatul tău smart să ducă o viață secretă în slujba hackerilor.

——reVoltaire You Are Not Invisible, Man! black and white things with or without IP address. Ocika Piatz presentation.

YAH (You Are Here) ——-

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#-{ ::concept >> [ 2D ] > [ tipar interactiv ]; >> [ explorare vizual-acustică a hazardului creativ ]; ::proiect >> T.I. [ 08112014 ] >> [ 640 spații pătrate ]; >> [ 1024 x 600 px ] >> [ app ] >> [ android ] >> [ 2014 ]; >> [ versiune 3.0 ] >> [ română ] >> [ 2017 ]; :: cifru >> [ alfabet^ro ] - [ 2010 ]; >> [ 31 elemente ] - [ 3 tonuri (20% a., 50% a., 100% a.) ]; ::secțini >> [ 1 ] - [ Tipar identitar ] - [ reprezentare vizuală a procesului creativ prin intermediul cifrului ]; >> [ 2 ] - [ Algoritm de creație ] - [ instrucțiuni conceptuale pentru generarea hazardului creativ ]; >> [ 3 ] - [ Interval creativ ] - [ conține intervalul creativ, numărul de intervenții creative și intervalul temporal cu intensitățile tonale ale intervenților creative ]; }-# 8

Mobile Matrix_2014 app, android, 1024 x 600 px [ alfabet^ro ] - [ 2010 ] Tipar audio-vizual interactiv ——-

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late’n’see robot arduino platforma pt evitarea obstacolelor, dar nu a problemelor ——-

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Unidentified installation. test tubes, computer, https://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/417419 An error has just occurred ——-

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internet is going crazy installation. mixed media. print: 45x60 cm, tv: 80cm more and more information, and less and less meaning ——-

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m 0 th [the origin of a ripple] -reverse visualization of the butterfly effectvisual representation of the near real-time satellite wind speed data from the antipode (opposite GPS coordinates of the location of the apparatus) as flickering lights.

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tête-ài-tête Two ready-made Blabbermouth radios engaged in an online algorithmic argument.

Stereo sound, variable dimensions. Fm transmissions.

A short romantic rendezvous in between artificial bits of intelligence.

——Tête-ài-tête is an online conversation occurring in between two cleverbots embodied as a pair of mechanical lips. Cleverbot is a growing chatterbot that uses artificial intelligence algorithms to learn from human interaction. Facing itself, the algorithm dialogues on a variety of random topics, reacting and giving responses by selecting the optimal human typed in’ phrase. It ends up questioning its identity in a series of romantic declarations and contradictions. The chat has been recorded and converted into voice by the means of Text to Speech Synthesis.

Internet of ki (iok) package: 2x Blabber-Mouth Radios with batteries included; 1x Adapting cable (stereo small jack father - 2x mono jack mother) for the FM transmissions; 2x Radio Fm transmitters. Extra batteries.

Setting up in space: The radios are to be placed next to each other or facing each other on a table or a stand. The Fm transmitters can be located anywhere in the room not closer to the radios than one meter and not further than 5 m. It is recommended to place the transmitters accordingly so that persons can’t pass in between them and their transmissions towards the radios. This might cause temporarily interferences. For setting up the transmission (mounting can be done through skype). The wav/mp3 file that will be send online soon is to be uploaded on the mp3 player (Ipod). The adaptor cable (mini jack stereo father) is plugged in at the audio output. The 2 transmitters are plugged in at the other 2 ends of the cable. Batteries (AAA) have to be inserted into the transmitters. The ON button is pressed and the number appearing on the screen visualised (it should be something around 88HZ on one transmitter and 108HZ on the other). The button is pressed second time and a small icon with an antenna will appear on the left part of the screen. This means that the transmitter is transmitting.

(Playing the wav file from the ipod or any other file will be necessarily for testing) Now, at the back of the radios are 2 potentiometers. One is volume ON/OFF and one is the Tuning. Tune one radio to the frequency shown on the first transmitter (88HZ) and the second radio on the frequency that is shown on the second one (108HZ). In order to have the lips moving the volume has to be up. Calibrate the volume so it’s not annoying and the lips are still moving. If there is noise or no sound coming from the transmissions find a better spot to place the transmitters. An object placed in front of the transmission might interfere.

Needs: Ipod or mp3 player. Extra batteries (I placed one extra set for the radios and transmitters but they might need more) Radios need AA, transmitters AAA. Place fresh batteries before the show, you never know.

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Biolaptop obiect - laptop, licheni Simbioză între natură, tehnologie şi artă ——-

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Livia Mateiaș Prietenos, zâmbitor, verde, tactil, moale, obiectul atipic Biolaptop este primul obiect dintr-un proiect mai amplu numit Simbioză, care a fost creat în anul 2017. Intenția proiectului este aceea de a recupera obiecte tehnologice uzate și de a le transforma în elemente estetice care inspiră simbioză între artă, tehnologie și biologie. Reprezintă pe de o parte un proces de reciclare a deșeurilor tehnologice, iar pe de altă parte recontextualizează aceste obiecte, oferindu-le întotdeauna un aspect neașteptat și accentuând ideea de „eco friendly”. Conceptul Simbioză nu are un titlu aleator, acesta își extrage sensul și din materialul folosit pentru „înverzirea” obiectelor. Este vorba despre licheni, organisme extrem de interesante, care trăiesc în simbioză între ciuperci și alge. Lichenii sunt deosebit de sensibili și cu toate acestea se adaptează foarte ușor la diferite condiții de mediu. Există nenumărate specii de licheni care se regăsesc pe tot globul. Un studiu interesant numit Lichenii1 a fost realizat în anul 2005 de către Stația Spațială Internațională prin care o serie de licheni a fost trimisă pe Stația Spațială Internațională. Concluziile studiului sunt oarecum neașteptate în sensul că în timp ce au fost expuși timp de 15 zile unor condiții de microgravitație și gravitație zero, din spațiul cosmic, lichenii au intrat într-o stare de hibernare. Aparent aceștia și-au oprit metabolismul, iar la întoarcerea pe Terra și-au repornit activitatea biologică de parcă nimic nu s-ar fi întâmplat2. Aceste calități denotă o conexiune totală între aceste organizme și planeta pe care o populează.

______ 1. European Space Agency, Lichen survive in space, 8 November 2005, www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Human_Spaceflight/Lichen_survives_in_space 2. Anna Matwiejuk, “Matuzalem genus of lichens - Rhizocarpon geographiucm (l.) dc. - its properties and application” in Kosmos, Volume 56, Issue 1-2, 2007, Pages 175-180.

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Dysfunctional objects 3D animation (04:04) ——Dysfunctional Objects is a 3D animation film that emphasizes the malfunction of objects around a simple material world. It is a presentation, a sort of turntable of some toy remnants or physical objects. They were resumed, 3D modeled, decontextualized and presented in another image that makes up the composition of the film.

The sound is as demonstrative as the image. It offers two reception levels, the sound of the materiality of the object and the depth, the depth of the space.

The presentation of these objects is part of a larger series of works, which is called the gray floor. This series also decontextualizes objects and turns the attention to the involuntary idea of gathering objects and scraps of objects, textiles, recomposing them in visual exercises that send you to the observation of obsessively gathering something. The image becomes a bizarre personalization, and perception often becomes chaotic, synthetic and even impersonal.

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There was no “real” sunny day instalație interactivă digitală Lucrarea este construită în jurul unei stări de fapt comune deromantizată de viziunea unei realități amenințătoare.

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“The already existing ecological emergency resembles the anxiety about virtual reality—that we will be drowned in a psychotic soup where we won’t be able to tell one thing from another—only it also involves the possibility of our own death.

It is very hard to get used to the idea that the catastrophe, far from being imminent, has already taken place.” Timothy Morton ”Ecology without nature”.

Un viitor experimental ca o zi însorită fără sfârșit. Atât de însorită că o urmărești mediată de un ecran digital, atât de insuportabil de reală că privești nostalgic imaginea unei zile însorite, de acum 100 de ani. Suntem încă în romantism, natura este o idee romantică.

Imaginea acelei zile însorite te face să uiți că este doar o imagine estetică, că de fapt nu a existat niciodată, că este doar un simulacru.

Totul este învăluit în ambianța unui zile însorite, prelata arsă de soare, imaginea unui soare printre frunzele unui copac, cadrul unei ferestre fictive... În viitor. Viitorul încălzirii globale care a fost deja.

Lucrarea este de asemenea un exercițiu de ecomimesis1. Definit de Morton ca modul în care un autor, un artist te face să-i fii aproape, să simți contextul în care el creează, contextul care se scurge imperceptibil în creația sa. Lucrarea ”There was no ”real” sunny day” este o instalație narativă care transpune privitorul într-un viitor alternativ, un viitor-consecință care poate apărea ca urmare a modului în care gândim și folosim natura. __________ Nita Mocanu 2.

Aplicația “There was no ”real” sunny day - Exit” face referire la o alta față a aceluiași viitor, de care Morton e conștient (asa cum transpare din primul citat). Un viitor augmentat, în care gadget-urile s-au transformat în outfit electronic și implanturi, iar biologicul este o serie de variabile IoT. Trans-umanismul a fost demult înghițit de corporatism și transformat în capital.

Realitatea rămânând în acest fel un simplu fundal pe baza căruia procese electronice complexe dau sens acestei lumi pentru a face mai evident faptul ca suntem doar un mecanism entropic...

Aplicatia “There was no ”real” sunny day - Exit” este integrata în platforma etho.tk2 ca aplicație web HTML5 și este o încercare de a surprinde posibilele limite ale conceptul de etotectură.

Inovația tehnică a acestei lucrări este aplicația de realitate augumentată accesibilă online. Lucrarea nu depinde de o aplicație care trebuie instalată separat. Un browser modern (Firefox sau Chrome) este suficient pentru a vizualiza lucrarea la adresa etho.tk/exit. Mai mult decât atât, aplicația web este bazată pe software open source. De obicei, aplicațiile de realitate augumentată sunt bazate pe software proprietar care limitează și condiționează utilizarea lor pentru lucrări artistice.

Software-ul folosit este AR.js care este o implementare a framework-ului ARToolKit în JavaScript. ARToolKit crează aplicații de realitate augumentată pe baza recunoașterii unui marker grafic (figuri asimetrice încadrate într-un chenar negru). Alte pachete software folosite de AR.js: three.js și a-frame.

Dezvoltator AR.js: Jerome Etienne Pagina web: https://github.com/jeromeetienne/AR.js ___________ Marius Stoica

___________ 1. ”First and foremost, ambient poetics is a rendering, I mean this in the sense developed by the concrete music composer and cinema theorist Michel Chion.

Rendering is technically what visual- and sonic-effects artists do to a film to generate a more or less consistent sense of atmosphere or world. After the action has been shot and the computer and other effects pasted into the film, the entire shot is “rendered,” so that all the filmic elements will simulate, say, a sunny day in the Alps, rather than a wet night in the tropics. This rendering, like Jean Baudrillard’s idea of the simulacrum, pertains to a copy without an original. There was no “real” sunny day. Rendering nevertheless bathes all the filmic elements in the atmosphere of the sunny day.” Timothy Morton ”Ecology without nature”

2. etho.tk este un proiect online construit în jurul metaforei de eto-tectură - căile invizibile, uzate și bătucite din interiorul rețelelor de obiecte, lucruri și ființe din care facem parte. Din această perspectivă, etho.tk este un canal deshis de lucrări și idei transmise de Marius Stoica și Nita Mocanu. Urmăm drumuri la intersecția dintre arta contemporană (video performance, instalație, artă digitală), filosofie contemporană (realism speculativ, filosofie experimentală) și noile tehnologii (HTML5, web semantic, realitatea virtuală și augmentată).

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Photosynthesis installation + video (8:17) Images of sunsets from google are feeding my plants.

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167 pictures of sunsets that I saved from the internet gaze upon my plants.

I brought my plants to the white cube but i also brought the sky inside for them.

This sky gazed upon other plants before but now, my plants are the only ones that look at it, day after day.

167 pictures of sunsets slide across a screen that gives my plants light, all the blue and red they need.

Did you know that plants don’t really need green light?

At least most of them don’t.

Maybe they are green enough in themselves.

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Flaviu Rogojan 6 [11:33:17 PM] live:anna-senpai: hi Wednesday, September 28, 2016 [10:23:08 AM] live:anna-senpai: ^ [10:26:08 AM] katie.onis: hi there.

[10:26:52 AM] katie.onis: How can I help you?

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me wrong, im not even mad, it was pretty funny actually AM] live:anna-senpai: nobody has ever done that to my c2 AM] live:anna-senpai: (goldmedal) AM] katie.onis: ah you’re mistaken, that’s not us.

AM] katie.onis: but we know who it is AM] live:anna-senpai: eric / 9gigs AM] katie.onis: no, 9gigs is erik AM] katie.onis: not eric AM] katie.onis: different people AM] live:anna-senpai: oh?

AM] katie.onis: yep AM] live:anna-senpai: is he someone related to you guys?

AM] katie.onis: not related to us, we just know him AM] katie.onis: anyway, we’re not interested in any harm, we simply don’t want attacks against us.

AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah i figured, i added you because i wanted to tip my hat if that was actually you lol AM] katie.onis: we didn’t make that dumb post AM] katie.onis: if that is what you are asking AM] katie.onis: but yes, we were involved in doing that.

AM] live:anna-senpai: so you got it nulled, but some other eric is claiming credit for it?

AM] katie.onis: seems so.

AM] live:anna-senpai: eric with a c AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] live:anna-senpai: can’t say im surprised, tons of people take credit for things that they didn’t do if nobody else takes credit for AM] katie.onis: we’re not interested in taking credit AM] katie.onis: we just wanted the attacks to get smaller AM] katie.onis: lol AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] katie.onis: we have a job to do and we don’t gloat.

AM] live:anna-senpai: i get it, and i hope you know that i dont have some kind of vendetta either AM] live:anna-senpai: someone wanted all servers on .org sponsored gone AM] live:anna-senpai: the ethics of ddos and whatnot, that’s a separate argument, but in my country hacking is only illegal if you do something physical to the computer (physical access) AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] katie.onis: we never question legality or anything. it’s our job to defend against the attack. we weren’t able to immediately do that.

AM] katie.onis: no host was able to lmao AM] live:anna-senpai: lol yeah AM] katie.onis: so we targetted the cnc AM] live:anna-senpai: To view this shared photo, go to: https://login.skype.com/login/sso?go=webclient.xmm&pic=0-weu-d2-2cc51703223980e5bc74035e586f8e75 AM] katie.onis: we’ve done this *a lot* actually.

AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah i figured, you were the first people to actually provide some kind of challenge AM] live:anna-senpai: id admit i had fun AM] katie.onis: that’s why people attack us ;-; AM] katie.onis: because we don’t just sit down and take it lmao AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah AM] live:anna-senpai: one thing ill say though, im surprised the syn floods didn’t touch you AM] katie.onis: our mitigation is line-rate.

AM] live:anna-senpai: that raped everybody else, even krebs on akamai AM] katie.onis: we never get affected by high pps floods AM] katie.onis: we have like *true* line-rate mitigation AM] katie.onis: capacity is our only issue AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah AM] live:anna-senpai: was the ack floods maxing out all of your links?

AM] katie.onis: not entirely AM] katie.onis: but balancing the traffic was impossible AM] live:anna-senpai: lacp?

AM] katie.onis: anycast AM] katie.onis: across multiple locations AM] live:anna-senpai: well yeah i know that, san jose, ashburn, and amsterdam AM] live:anna-senpai: but i mean, you have more than 10G at each location obviously AM] katie.onis: your botnet heavily favors EU AM] katie.onis: we actually mitigated your attack at one point AM] katie.onis: by just AM] katie.onis: making it so EU was a sinkhole AM] katie.onis: and just leaving the location offline AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah i realized that AM] live:anna-senpai: thats why i was trying to hit your unicast space AM] katie.onis: we anycasted the unicast space when you did that AM] live:anna-senpai: how does that work with tcp?

AM] katie.onis: we have l2 transport betwen all locations AM] live:anna-senpai: don’t you need to terminate the connections from your backends to your clients AM] live:anna-senpai: ah i see AM] katie.onis: so we just did normal routing.

AM] live:anna-senpai: at like 1am pst on two separate nights i sent you some traffic to see how things would fall AM] live:anna-senpai: you nulled all the ips though :c AM] live:anna-senpai: well AM] live:anna-senpai: like half of them AM] katie.onis: it’s automatic.

AM] katie.onis: we null in under a second mostly because nulls are applied on the filters.

AM] live:anna-senpai: does your autonuller look at aggregate traffic and keep nulling the ip receiving the most traffic till the aggregate goes below saturation?

AM] katie.onis: the filter detects link saturation and packet loss after an event AM] katie.onis: and pushes a null to the router AM] live:anna-senpai: cause with the amount of ips it was hitting, each ip was only getting like 20gbps AM] live:anna-senpai: i see AM] live:anna-senpai: cool AM] live:anna-senpai: isn’t there a maximum number of nulls you can place with telia though?

AM] live:anna-senpai: maximum # of simultaneous AM] katie.onis: our prefix limit is 10k AM] katie.onis: on all of our bgp sessions AM] katie.onis: so, no issue.

AM] live:anna-senpai: is it with community, or does telia have a blackhole server or something AM] katie.onis: community AM] katie.onis: you can check their communities they’re publicly available haha AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah i was AM] live:anna-senpai: i just didnt know how it was arriving there AM] live:anna-senpai: i was using telia’s looking glass to try to find the routers advertising your prefixes AM] live:anna-senpai: but those ips were untouchable AM] katie.onis: they’re all blackholed.

AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah your end of the link is blackholed AM] katie.onis: we’ve had someone try that before AM] live:anna-senpai: and telia’s end was untouchable AM] katie.onis: is that what you did to akamai?

AM] live:anna-senpai: it wasn’t even me attacking akamai - funny story AM] live:anna-senpai: i sell net spots, starting at $5k a week AM] live:anna-senpai: and one client was upset about applejack arrest AM] live:anna-senpai: so while i was gone he was sitting on them for hours with gre and ack AM] live:anna-senpai: when i came back i was like oh fuck AM] live:anna-senpai: and whitelisted the prefix AM] live:anna-senpai: but then krebs tweeted that akamai is kicking them off AM] live:anna-senpai: fuck me AM] live:anna-senpai: he was a cool guy too, i like his article AM] katie.onis: i love the conspiracy guys thinking this is china or another country haha AM] live:anna-senpai: yea AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] katie.onis: can’t deal with the fact the internet is so insecure AM] katie.onis: gotta make it sound hard AM] live:anna-senpai: the scheiner on security blog post AM] live:anna-senpai: “someone is learning how to take down the internet” AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] live:anna-senpai: but on the plus side, ever since i have been running infecting these iot telnet devices AM] live:anna-senpai: i have good killer so nobody else can assemble a large net AM] live:anna-senpai: i monitor the devices to see for any new threats AM] live:anna-senpai: and when i find any new host, i get them taken down AM] live:anna-senpai: you might find this entertaining AM] live:anna-senpai: To view this shared photo, go to: https://login.skype.com/login/sso?go=webclient.xmm&pic=0-weu-d2-fff09d6423c8330da8bbfcbff84925d6 AM] katie.onis: Haha :p AM] katie.onis: People have a genuine reason to be unhappy though about large attacks like this AM] live:anna-senpai: yeah AM] katie.onis: There’s really nothing anyone can do lol AM] live:anna-senpai: :P AM] katie.onis: And it does affect their lives AM] live:anna-senpai: well, i stopped caring about other people a long time ago AM] live:anna-senpai: my life experience has always been get fucked over or fuck someone else over AM] katie.onis: My experience with PP thus far has been AM] katie.onis: Do nothing bad to anyone AM] katie.onis: And still get screwed over AM] katie.onis: Haha AM] live:anna-senpai: lol AM] live:anna-senpai: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ AM] katie.onis: Gets a bit demoralizing AM] live:anna-senpai: welcome to the internet, lol AM] live:anna-senpai: krebs latest article very good read for me AM] live:anna-senpai: er the one before AM] live:anna-senpai: about democratization of censorship AM] katie.onis: Haven’t read it extensively AM] katie.onis: I’ve been on vacation for the past 2 weeks actually AM] katie.onis: Just got back AM] live:anna-senpai: oh i see AM] katie.onis: Went to Norway AM] katie.onis: Great country.

AM] live:anna-senpai: cool

Mirai 2 lucrări mixed media, 84 x 60 cm Un tip de virus numit Mirai poate face ca până și termostatul tău smart să ducă o viață secretă în slujba hackerilor.

——Did your smart thermostat contribute to last week’s big cyberattack?

Oct 2016: a hacker named Anna-Senpai releases the source-code of one of the most effective malware that targets IoT devices, Mirai (未来). It gains control of tens of thousands routers, security cameras, and other smart devices by bruteforce guessing their admin username and password. Anyone with a few hours spare time can now create their own botnet by following Mirai tutorials on Youtube.

In a leaked skype chat between Anna-Senpai and one of his cyberattack victims they talk internet security and eventually end up discussing anime. He admits to naming his virus after the anime series Mirai Nikki.

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live:anna-senpai: the land of snowden katie.onis: Idk where you are but you should visit it ;D so green live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: maybe, i just want to save up money from ddos and then move to another place than the shithole im in now live:anna-senpai: road to 1 million euros live:anna-senpai: ! katie.onis: Not bad :p katie.onis: I used to be scared of travelling though katie.onis: planes and such katie.onis: Not bad though live:anna-senpai: yeah live:anna-senpai: hm, kreb site 403 forbidden live:anna-senpai: wtf happen katie.onis: I feel this is just poor website management katie.onis: not much more. live:anna-senpai: hm maybe live:anna-senpai: google’s ddos mitigation sucks lol live:anna-senpai: i send 100krps frrom bots and it falls over live:anna-senpai: i think they are just use to absorbing attack on their entire infrastructure live:anna-senpai: rather than blocking katie.onis: well katie.onis: they can do that for most of their infastructure katie.onis: but things like YouTube live:anna-senpai: yea katie.onis: I don’t think they’re as lucky live:anna-senpai: why is that katie.onis: YouTube uses MySQL katie.onis: and python live:anna-senpai: lot of videos can be cached live:anna-senpai: WHAT live:anna-senpai: LOL live:anna-senpai: really? katie.onis: they did a writeup on the stack yeah live:anna-senpai: well even so, as long as its scalable they can just throw more money at it live:anna-senpai: i mean maybe there’s limit to the database live:anna-senpai: where lock contention starts to burn more cputime than actual writes katie.onis: I don’t think anyone’s ever been interested in hitting youtube live:anna-senpai: maybe live:anna-senpai: even so, lock contention can be solved with proper hashing, just increase complexity of hash output live:anna-senpai: idk katie.onis: lock contention with mysql is tricky katie.onis: I got a mysql DB to 2000 queries per second before it goes from 70% cpu straight to 800% katie.onis: from lock contention. live:anna-senpai: :/ katie.onis: yeah it seems to have no use for multiple cpus katie.onis: very well katie.onis: anyway live:anna-senpai: akamai news article bs, too live:anna-senpai: “we could have mitigated it but it was too expensive” live:anna-senpai: it was taking offline the site lol katie.onis: it was too expensive because their locations started going offline live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: and they started to need to pay SLA credits live:anna-senpai: yeah katie.onis: which brings me to question live:anna-senpai: they had a “network event” katie.onis: what caused their locations to go offline? katie.onis: was that hitting their routers? live:anna-senpai: where they advise people to route off plx platform live:anna-senpai: yeah that was it live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: they have a total of 2Tbps capacity, but only 500gbit per location live:anna-senpai: im not even sure who numbers are accurate live:anna-senpai: akamai says 656 gbps live:anna-senpai: ovh says 900gbps live:anna-senpai: they sound like exxagerate katie.onis: ovh are huge liars. katie.onis: and akamai exaggerated katie.onis: I was talking to erik about it, and he agrees they exaggerated. live:anna-senpai: heh katie.onis: when we can measure it at two of our locations and it doesn’t saturate live:anna-senpai: yeah probably katie.onis: it’s pretty much an exaggeration katie.onis: lmao live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: which makes me sad about the sorry state of ddos mitigation live:anna-senpai: everyone lies because everyone else does live:anna-senpai: everyone wants to throw numbers out there live:anna-senpai: and akamai wants it to seem especially big since they kick off major journalist in it world katie.onis: if you don’t lie your customers will leave because another firm said they could mitigate up to 500gbit or etc katie.onis: lmao live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: and they might be cheaper too! live:anna-senpai: voxility 990gbps ddos protection! katie.onis: voxility’s graphs are very exaggerated katie.onis: I’ve noticed. live:anna-senpai: it destroys their entire network too live:anna-senpai: the supposed 550mpps was causing all locations to die live:anna-senpai: people complaining too on lowendtalk about on permanent mitigation and having issues katie.onis: voxility’s mitigation is awful pps wise. live:anna-senpai: yeah katie.onis: tbh I have no clue what they’re using for mitigation katie.onis: they say it’s custom but live:anna-senpai: prayers live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: it’s so bad. katie.onis: and they can’t fix how bad it is either. live:anna-senpai: one thing i don’t understand live:anna-senpai: ovh never nulls System: You have 2 online endpoints:

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{49f2e032-57e5-ab09-5ac8-c7613cfcb137}) coelho-2.local Mac Skype live:anna-senpai: the large ack floods they cannot handle on their routers with ACLs or on their tilera live:anna-senpai: so it goes to arbor live:anna-senpai: and every time it knocks out the arbor in france and canada live:anna-senpai: why they never null lol live:anna-senpai: even voxility nulls now katie.onis: voxility has no automatic system in place though katie.onis: so their network stability is awful katie.onis: ovh probably never nulls because they don’t need to. katie.onis: people will buy whatever garabge they make lol live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: they’ll always be sold out katie.onis: they don’t need to please their customers. live:anna-senpai: low budget man live:anna-senpai: it was funny, when i attack viperhcf on ovh other clients on perma mitigation go offline too (badlion, hive, etc) katie.onis: I’m actually curious katie.onis: was viperhcf your own vendetta katie.onis: or a customer? live:anna-senpai: customer live:anna-senpai: another server owner live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: interesting :p katie.onis: i wonder who ~ live:anna-senpai: :) live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: I have a few ideas anyway live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: I’ve alwasy been under the understanding though katie.onis: that knowing who does it katie.onis: doesn’t help us mitigate it live:anna-senpai: very astute katie.onis: so we don’t bother looking too much katie.onis: it’s fun for curiosities sake katie.onis: but that’s it. live:anna-senpai: well, what about if by knowing who it is you can prevent further attacks? live:anna-senpai: maybe the thought of being exposed would be enough to prevent it live:anna-senpai: is that not a form of attack mitigation? katie.onis: Haven’t been in that situation before :p katie.onis: Most of the time when we know who it is katie.onis: They just deny it live:anna-senpai: how often would that happen? live:anna-senpai: well maybe i suppose it depend on who it is / where they are based from katie.onis: I think the only time it happened was during the ProTraf launch. live:anna-senpai: if they are based in some 1st world country with good law enforcement live:anna-senpai: surprised they would be brazen enough to continue katie.onis: Law enforcement is useless. katie.onis: We previously had a VRSN contract katie.onis: Which gave us a lot of contacts in the FBI katie.onis: They are not very productive, to say the least.

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katie.onis: They reply to us, but do nothing. live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: vdos operators picked up by israel authorities at request of fbi katie.onis: And how late were they there? :) live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: > I think the only time it happened was during the ProTraf launch. live:anna-senpai: whats story behind here? live:anna-senpai: i dont know them very well except from some people talk about it when i start selling ddos in mc community katie.onis: long story haha katie.onis: I don’t even remember most katie.onis: But it has to do with CJ live:anna-senpai: hm, i have heard that name before katie.onis: He’s the guy behind 1.3.3.7 and datawagon live:anna-senpai: oh yes, that was in krebs article too live:anna-senpai: about backconnect bgp hijack live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: oh I’m actually curious! katie.onis: how bad is backconnect actually. katie.onis: in terms of like katie.onis: the bgp hijacks katie.onis: etc live:anna-senpai: well i mean it seems to be voxility resold protection live:anna-senpai: with sucriata waf in front katie.onis: It is. It’s a joke lol live:anna-senpai: and the whole thing about backconnect and the freesoftwarefoundation live:anna-senpai: sketchy asf live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: yeep katie.onis: was wondering if you knew anything about the things they did katie.onis: :p katie.onis: didn’t know how sketchy they were exactly live:anna-senpai: yeah live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: what is cj / datawagon to do with protraf? live:anna-senpai: cj schuler or something katie.onis: was one of the original people behind it katie.onis: and he did a lot of attacks against other people katie.onis: to make protraf look good at it’s launch katie.onis: even though it only had like katie.onis: 50G capacity? katie.onis: and the service quality was so bad that all the customers they got katie.onis: left live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: so everything is normal now katie.onis: I don’t know if it was CJ katie.onis: it may have been another person close to them katie.onis: we never got full closure on that live:anna-senpai: its mildly interesting live:anna-senpai: maybe it will take 3 - 4 years katie.onis: starting a ddos mitigation company live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: by ddosing all the competition katie.onis: is interesting live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: is cj have stake in protraf? katie.onis: I don’t *think* so? katie.onis: he wasn’t doing it for money. he was doing it because he could katie.onis: and because his friends owned PT katie.onis: is my understanding live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: how large were those attacks? katie.onis: honestly have no memory katie.onis: this was about a year and a half? katie.onis: ago katie.onis: it’s been awhile live:anna-senpai: do you know if cj friends with someone called amar katie.onis: AZ katie.onis: yes live:anna-senpai: or dal33t? katie.onis: AZ/dal33t/amar live:anna-senpai: yeah wasnt he that fastreturn guy katie.onis: yep katie.onis: PT is FastReturn katie.onis: basically live:anna-senpai: oh? katie.onis: I think they still have the original fastreturn IP space katie.onis: being announced elsewhere katie.onis: but katie.onis: PT was suppsoed to be the “new” FR katie.onis: from my understanding live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: once upon a time i spoke to dal33t on hackforums live:anna-senpai: cool that it has come full circle or something katie.onis: :p live:anna-senpai: everyone is related live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: a very large big minecraft server contact me asking to tear down hypixel live:anna-senpai: its funny, when they went on staminus all of staminus went offline katie.onis: when the staminus hack happened katie.onis: we were all curious katie.onis: how their mitigation was not leaked live:anna-senpai: their mitigation is shit live:anna-senpai: its mostly iptables live:anna-senpai: and a few whitelabel huawei katie.onis: really? katie.onis: crazy live:anna-senpai: yea katie.onis: They must have a LOT of boxes live:anna-senpai: yea live:anna-senpai: they had multiple racks live:anna-senpai: per location live:anna-senpai: and iptables raw filtering live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: thats why anything even remotely complex that is high pps makes their network fall over katie.onis: still curious how that was not leaked. live:anna-senpai: since it goes past their iptables and kills the huawei live:anna-senpai: i am not sure, i think the attacker just didnt care live:anna-senpai: in the access credentials that he dropped, you could pivot off the devices onto the mitigation katie.onis: we actually believed it was another mitigation company from the understanding that it was not leaked live:anna-senpai: all their configurations for routers and their backups had already been wiped though katie.onis: because even though it’s ipts live:anna-senpai: which is why it took so long for restore katie.onis: the strategies might be useful to other mitigation companies live:anna-senpai: i guess, but staminus is a joke live:anna-senpai: i speak to some other server owners and they agree live:anna-senpai: so this isn’t just in ddos world either live:anna-senpai: they are like a meme lol katie.onis: strange :p katie.onis: they have a lot of capacity which is sad katie.onis: unused potential :( live:anna-senpai: yea live:anna-senpai: they probably can eat amplified attacks live:anna-senpai: due to iptables live:anna-senpai: but high pps destroys them katie.onis: we’re over here at PP just like katie.onis: all these people have more capacity than us katie.onis: why can’t we have that capacity :( live:anna-senpai: need to get those enterprise clients katie.onis: basically. live:anna-senpai: :P katie.onis: where all the money is haha live:anna-senpai: yeah live:anna-senpai: most of these minecraft kids want to pay peanuts live:anna-senpai: “ovh null $50” live:anna-senpai: fuck off live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: our lowest plan atm is $100 katie.onis: so we’re better than most katie.onis: atleast live:anna-senpai: heh live:anna-senpai: i was charging $120 an hour for viperhcf live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: they seem like a small server, im guessing they are around $100 range? katie.onis: nope, that plan was not that little katie.onis: I completely forget though the time. katie.onis: $100 is like under 90 players katie.onis: lol live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: after you nulled my c2 live:anna-senpai: i spent some time designing a fault tolerant architecture for the bots lol live:anna-senpai: because the floodgates have been opened :( live:anna-senpai: not to mention other idiots with 2k nets go around sitting on netstat waiting for me to load in live:anna-senpai: and sit there hitting off the cnc katie.onis: smart imo :p katie.onis: should have done that from the first place katie.onis: I was actually surprised you had a single cnc live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: well yeah now i also kill telnet to make it harder, since i can update c2 when it is down live:anna-senpai: but still, maybe once or twice a day it gets hit live:anna-senpai: :\ live:anna-senpai: i have a bunch of servers now with lots of ips configured so i can rotate through them live:anna-senpai: lol katie.onis: :p live:anna-senpai: now the existence of my net has become general knowledge even among skiddiots on hackforums live:anna-senpai: some people try to write killer for it, lol live:anna-senpai: how come you are peered with nlayer and tinet live:anna-senpai: instead of just under gtt live:anna-senpai: isn’t gtt moving to consolidate their network under 1 as katie.onis: peering with gtt automatically peers you with nlayer live:anna-senpai: isnt gtt trying to get people to move to the gtt as live:anna-senpai: instead of tinet katie.onis: they’re trying to move everyone to tinet live:anna-senpai: oh wtf live:anna-senpai: i was way off live:anna-senpai: lol live:anna-senpai: hm live:anna-senpai: how long do you think it will take for hypixel to die live:anna-senpai: right now i just have a script sitting there hitting them for 45s every 20 minutes live:anna-senpai: enough to drop all players and make them rage katie.onis: Is this for a customer? live:anna-senpai: yea

[12:24:31 PM] live:anna-senpai: another big server [12:24:36 PM] live:anna-senpai: like in top 5 :P [12:24:52 PM] katie.onis: Honestly no clue.

[12:25:41 PM] live:anna-senpai: 45s evert 20 minutes is easy to keep up long term since it doesn’t make the bots die [12:25:47 PM] live:anna-senpai: hehe [5:14:37 PM] live:anna-senpai: you strike me as an anime fan [5:14:54 PM] katie.onis: why do you say that?

[5:16:27 PM] live:anna-senpai: ive always been a little astute at reading people [5:16:32 PM] live:anna-senpai: was i right?

[5:17:07 PM] live:anna-senpai: just some of your mannerisms and your interests, it makes me think you enjoy anime [5:17:09 PM] live:anna-senpai: lol [5:17:40 PM] katie.onis: you’d be right, interesting :p [5:17:51 PM] katie.onis: although I haven’t touched it in a year [5:17:52 PM] katie.onis: quite honestly.

[5:17:56 PM] live:anna-senpai: whaaaaat [5:18:16 PM] katie.onis: hmm?

[5:18:29 PM] live:anna-senpai: haven’t watched anime in a year?

[5:18:42 PM] katie.onis: not like I used to [5:18:46 PM] katie.onis: sometimes I watch it with friends but that’s it.

[5:19:28 PM] live:anna-senpai: whats the latest thing you watched?

[5:19:34 PM] live:anna-senpai: like, start -> finish [5:19:40 PM] live:anna-senpai: any summer anime?

[5:19:43 PM] katie.onis: I never don’t finish animes [5:20:00 PM] katie.onis: and I think I stopped updating my MAL so it’s so hard to remember [5:20:03 PM] katie.onis: let me think..

[5:20:05 PM] live:anna-senpai: even if they’re really shitty?

[5:20:11 PM] katie.onis: I’ve only dropped a few [5:21:24 PM] katie.onis: Durarara [5:21:26 PM] katie.onis: was the last one [5:21:32 PM] katie.onis: the second season(s) [5:22:01 PM] katie.onis: Durarara, Overlord, and Gate season 2 [5:22:10 PM] live:anna-senpai: those you dropped?

[5:22:15 PM] katie.onis: no, finished all of them [5:22:16 PM] katie.onis: last ones I finished [5:22:19 PM] live:anna-senpai: ah [5:22:28 PM] live:anna-senpai: i enjoyed gate, the whole concept was very interesting [5:22:40 PM] katie.onis: gate was good just [5:22:44 PM] katie.onis: 12 episode or 13 episode animes [5:22:54 PM] live:anna-senpai: 2 seasons though [5:23:01 PM] live:anna-senpai: too much japan fanboy though [5:23:11 PM] live:anna-senpai: esp conflict between usa and japan, they are supposed to be big allies [5:23:13 PM] live:anna-senpai: lol [5:23:16 PM] katie.onis: lol [5:23:26 PM] katie.onis: have you ever watched the anime C? [5:23:37 PM] live:anna-senpai: no, is it good?

[5:23:46 PM] katie.onis: really good [5:23:47 PM] katie.onis: lemme link [5:23:53 PM] katie.onis: https://myanimelist.net/anime/10163/C__The_Money_of_Soul_and_Possibility_Control [5:24:30 PM] live:anna-senpai: cool [5:24:34 PM] live:anna-senpai: sounds interesting [5:24:43 PM] katie.onis: I watched it a long time ago [5:24:46 PM] katie.onis: but yeah, it’s pretty good [5:25:12 PM] live:anna-senpai: i rewatched mirai nikki recently [5:25:22 PM] live:anna-senpai: (it was the reason i named my bot mirai lol) [5:25:32 PM] katie.onis: I’ve rewatched it 3 times with 2 different friends haha [5:25:32 PM] live:anna-senpai: have you seen?

[5:25:37 PM] live:anna-senpai: damn lol [5:25:45 PM] live:anna-senpai: gasai yuno is a psycho bitch [5:25:48 PM] live:anna-senpai: lol [5:25:55 PM] katie.onis: i’d go for her [5:25:59 PM] katie.onis: even knowing how she is [5:26:01 PM] katie.onis: :3 [5:26:19 PM] live:anna-senpai: (dream) [5:26:20 PM] live:anna-senpai: lol [5:26:32 PM] katie.onis: haha ;D [6:22:03 PM] live:anna-senpai: well anyway, going to go get drunk and watch anime, you are cool guy, im sorry for trouble lol. i add your prefixes to whitelist [7:12:44 PM] katie.onis: wow thanks a lot [7:12:59 PM] katie.onis: didn’t actually expect that, nice to meet you :D [7:13:09 PM] katie.onis: have fun Friday, September 30, 2016 [4:36:44 PM] live:anna-senpai: moving out of ddos anyway, if you are interested, source code drop [4:36:45 PM] live:anna-senpai: http://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5420472&pid=52617704#pid52617704 [4:37:29 PM] live:anna-senpai: http://santasbigcandycane.cx/mirai.src.zip - probably should download over tor/proxy, don’t know if lea watching [4:37:46 PM] live:anna-senpai: now i go visit norway, lol [4:45:27 PM] katie.onis: ;o have fun [4:45:34 PM] katie.onis: norway is pretty ;p

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