[Ipg-smz] Just found this in my Google Alerts and thought y'all would dig it.

[Matt Heusser]

Lynx. Ha. Just hard code your tcp/ip stack in assembler.

Sheesh.

Whippet snappers.

—heusser

On Thu, Jan 2, 2020 at 4:04 PM Tom Henderson via Ipg-smz <
ipg-smz at netpress.org> wrote:

> An interesting resource!
>
> Be advised that there are an unusually large number of trackers on this
> page. I suggest going to it via lynx or a VERY HIGHLY PROTECTED browser (or
> better still, tor, with browser spoofing enabled). This is not a friendly
> place.
>
> Tom
>
>
> On 1/2/20 3:31 PM, Tara Calishain via Ipg-smz wrote:
>
>
> https://www.scmagazineuk.com/exclusive-free-resource-launched-teach-infosec-researchers-thing-two-past/article/1669699
>
> "The Octopi Hacking Archive <https://octopitech.com/archive> is a totally
> free to access online resource aimed at security researchers and members of
> the broader infosec community. This truly massive chunk of computer history
> is being put online to bring the collected works of some of the earliest
> hacking groups into one archive.
>
> The brainchild of anonymity and privacy advocate Colin Childs
> <https://twitter.com/Phoul>, a core contributor to The Tor Project, and
> the CTO at Octopi Managed Services, Ian Thornton-Trump
> <https://twitter.com/phat_hobbit>, the archive is based around a massive
> collection of BBS text files that chronicle the birth of the online
> computer security industry. This cultural shift from offline to online
> truly set the stage for the infosec communities we have today; on both
> sides of the legal fence."
>
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