Post: #251

(12-20-2017 07:18 PM)Roardog Wrote:  

(12-20-2017 08:27 AM)MOVSM Wrote:  Do you at least see triggered snowflakes?

I've seen a few people look around with angry expressions on their faces but hard to be sure it's because of my wifi hot spot name.

If you care enough about finding out if that's true, you should run the experiment multiple times, and have a control situation where you don't have the hotspot set up(or it's an innocuous name).

Post: #252

Can't a phone work for this?

Post: #253

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Post: #254

(12-20-2017 07:45 PM)spokepoker Wrote:  Can't a phone work for this?

It is what I am using. I think people are concerned though that if you use your phone someone could hack into it.

Post: #255

(12-20-2017 10:01 PM)Roardog Wrote:  

(12-20-2017 07:45 PM)spokepoker Wrote:  Can't a phone work for this?

It is what I am using. I think people are concerned though that if you use your phone someone could hack into it.

Careful mate, Britain is a police state that throws anyone who points out leftist hypocrisy in jail.

Many examples of White men thrown in jail for hate crimes who then get murdered by muzzies in jail. Not worth the risk.

Post: #256

Here is some information for anyone worried about the possibility of being doxxed while broadcasting a particular SSID. Even if you were using a 2nd hand AP you purchased via cash in a dark alley, it would be very easy to dox someone using security cameras and triangulation. I used to do this type of stuff for a living and will try my best to put this in to layman's terms here. Getting your phone "hacked" (whatever that means) is the least of your concerns.

The image below shows how wireless phone carriers and anyone with access to their data roughly know where your phone is at any time via triangulation. The three dots in the circles below represent cell towers with overlapping coverage. Each tower can calculate how far a device is from itself using signal strength and time calculations. So the tower with the 1km circle knows a device is somewhere on the edge of the 1km diameter circle surrounding it. The remaining two towers also know the device is somewhere on the edge of the circles that surround them. Combining the data from the three towers, we know the device is located where the 3 circles intersect.



Turn your GPS off, turn it on, or stick your phone up your butt, it doesn't matter. If a tower is receiving a signal from a device, your carrier knows where you are. The accuracy improves with tower density in the area.


The same holds true for any modern enterprise wifi setup in use at schools, hospitals, stadiums, large office buildings, campgrounds etc. In this case, access points scattered throughout the campus act in the same fashion as the cell towers above.

Below is a screenshot from a vendor's location services interface. The admin needs only to import a floor plan (or google map aerial for outdoor installs) and drag and drop their access points to their corresponding installed locations on the map and, voila, you are being tracked. The center of the red areas are where the access points are mounted in the building. SSIDs, Mac addresses or custom labels appear for any device in range of the network so device manufacturer or device owner can easily be determined.



Here are a couple simple videos showing location tracking on wifi networks in an office building. Just search youtube for "wifi location tracking" if you want to see some cooler stuff.









The wireless administrator can see where any device is in real time and can also animate the map to see where the device has moved throughout any time frame recorded.

Any access point or hotspot not part of the system is also detected and can be displayed on the map as well. For example, an administrator could overlay a google maps aerial photo over his floorplan and the Burger King hotspot across the street would appear on the Burger King building on the map if BK was in range of multiple access points.

For our scenario, if someone with a groovily named hotspot walked on to a college campus, the admin could set an alarm to email them as soon as a certain device entered the network. They could then track and record that device throughout the building. They could then combine that data with security camera footage. So, as far as the campus' IT staff is concerned, you might as well be walking through the building holding a big sign with your hotspot SSID on it. In a prior life doing consulting, I tracked surgeon's locations in hospitals, tracked employee arrivals/departures, and routinely made handfuls of l33t haxors trying to run ddos attacks at colleges crap themselves by walking the deans and security over to them within a couple minutes of them turning on their laptops.

The same type of thing is probably being done to you if you work in any large office building. It is not limited to Wifi. Bluetooth, rfid or anything that emits a radio signal can be tracked. Your company can track company issued phones and badges throughout the building with ease if they want. I never carry a phone or badge when I'm in the office any more. I don't need some VP knowing how often I take a shit throughout the day.

Retailers will also tag items that are commonly shoplifted so they can track if something walks out of the building without payment.

I haven't been in this line of work for about a decade, but considering what I could do back then, I am sure things are way cheaper, more advanced and more devious now. Not meaning to be a downer, but I can envision if an entity had enough resources they could put in enough R&D to differentiate unique radiation emitted from individual human bodies and develop receivers sensitive enough to track said radiation to do location tracking without the target having any type of electronics on them. But that's another discussion.

I would say you are relatively safe if you were indoors at a small coffee shop as they are probably using just a single residential grade access point to provide wifi and they won't be wasting resources location tracking. I would be cautious around any big businesses, hospitals, stadiums or municipal free wifi offerings though.

So, be safe out there if you want to get a message across broadcasting a SSID. You would have some plausible deniability and in the US you "might" still have the 4th amendment protecting someone searching your person, but that is a big "might" any more.

Of course you aren't doing anything illegal so you could be safe with the authorities and most places won't actively be looking out for something like this, but you could encounter some admin with a stick up his ass who could easily make you a mark and take to social media with any information gathered.

Sleep tight

(Also, sorry for my post on the previous page saying a using a used hotspot would be a fantastic idea. I wanted to see if anyone would take the bait and think they would be safe trying it.)

Post: #257

Obviously not 100% safe but....well, if you're at a coffee shop in the US, what do they have? Assuming you didn't pay with a credit card for your coffee and even if you get outed all they've got is a face.

I did figure they could find the location of a used hotspot but it isn't always easy to dox someone using just that. Additionally most of the people who would get that upset about it lack the technical capability to do it so the actual odds of getting IDed are relatively small. Key in most of that is "multiple access points" which your typical coffee shop does not have. The way they have to try to find it is some guy walking around with his phone out checking for signal strength.

The other consideration is that it's stupid to be doing it in a hospital or large business. Aside from the issues you mentioned, probably 9/10 of the people using that hotspot will have their devices configured to auto-connect to that hotspot and are never even going to see the list of wifi routers so trolling failed.

Goes without saying you don't want to do it somewhere that's a regular hangout of course.

This also doesn't JUST work with this wifi name. There's a lot of trolling that can be done, and plenty that don't even touch on race but that will get SJW's furious if they see it.

Post: #258

(12-21-2017 09:44 PM)Easy_C Wrote:  Obviously not 100% safe but....well, if you're at a coffee shop in the US, what do they have? Assuming you didn't pay with a credit card for your coffee and even if you get outed all they've got is a face.

I did figure they could find the location of a used hotspot but it isn't always easy to dox someone using just that. Additionally most of the people who would get that upset about it lack the technical capability to do it so the actual odds of getting IDed are relatively small. Key in most of that is "multiple access points" which your typical coffee shop does not have. The way they have to try to find it is some guy walking around with his phone out checking for signal strength.

Goes without saying you don't want to do it somewhere that's a regular hangout of course.

I'm with you and think the idea is hilarious. You would be safe trolling places like coffee shops. I'm too paranoid to do it myself with my prior work history.

edit to respond to your edit: I wasn't suggesting someone would troll their office or a hospital. I was just using those as examples of how things are set up out there. I also wanted to discourage someone from trying this at a college. For example, a handful of years back, a student at a college I did an install at had a hotspot that said something close to "I H8 NAGGERS". People reported it to the faculty so I had to collect data to nail the kid. It took a whole 5 minutes to document what dorm room he was in and every footstep he took on campus with the hotspot. I got sick of doing crap like that.

Post: #259

Made an edit for another point.

The other thing is that the places that are dangerous are also places that it would be stupid to do this to begin with since nobody at those wifi networks is going to be scrolling through the list of available networks. This has to be done at coffee shops because thats the only place you get a lot of one-time visitors who have to manually pick out a hotspot.

Post: #260

There are several phrases in addition you could use that will trigger SJWs:

Feminism is cancer
Planned Parenthood is a fraud
Global warming is a hoax
Make America Great Again
Trump is your President
Build the Wall
Lock her up
CNN sucks
Return of Kings
Tattooed women are damaged

I don't think any of those is against the law. If you say, "Islam is Rape Culture," however, from what I understand that may be a crime in certain countries, but not the US.

Post: #261

(12-22-2017 11:38 AM)C-Note Wrote:  Trump is your President

Unfortunately that wouldn't work so well in Australia.

Post: #262

(12-22-2017 11:38 AM)C-Note Wrote:  There are several phrases in addition you could use that will trigger SJWs:

Feminism is cancer
Planned Parenthood is a fraud
Global warming is a hoax
Make America Great Again
Trump is your President
Build the Wall
Lock her up
CNN sucks
Return of Kings
Tattooed women are damaged

I don't think any of those is against the law. If you say, "Islam is Rape Culture," however, from what I understand that may be a crime in certain countries, but not the US.

The advantage of "It's Okay to be white" is that it makes anyone who gets offended look utterly demented.

Post: #263

It's okay to be white posters have made an appearance in New Zealand in a "...shocking display of racism." Fortunately there was an angry and embarrassed local on hand to tear down the disturbing signs.

Quote:For an American visitor to Napier last Saturday it caused bemusement and then a chuckle — but for several locals, the mayor and tourism folk it was anything but a joke.

It was a printed sign, in black ink on an A3-size sheet of paper, and in large capital letters featured the words "ITS OKAY TO BE WHITE".

Three posters were pasted together on a specially built sign pillar directly opposite the Sound Shell and just a short walk from the Napier i-Site Centre where hundreds of visitors from two visiting cruise ships came and went during the day.

The local spotted them during the morning but he had missed them at first passing and it was only after the tourist approached him that he took them in.

"He was African-American and he asked 'are you folks racists?" the local man, who asked not to be named, said.

"But he thought it was a bit of a joke and just laughed and walked on."

The man said he told the visitor that like the US and most other countries "we too have the odd political miscreant in the community".

The visitor laughed, and then asked for directions to the Art Deco Centre and got on with enjoying his stay in the Bay.

The local man said he was angry and embarrassed and tore down the three signs.

He asked volunteers from the newly instigated Napier Ambassadors teams to keep an eye out for any others, but had not heard of any other sightings.

"Not the sort of thing anyone needs to see and to the person or persons responsible for this shocking display of racism: get a life."

Which was effectively what Napier Mayor Bill Dalton and Hawke's Bay Tourism general manager Annie Dundas said.

"Sadly you can't prevent that sort of thing," Dalton said.

"It's the act of a nutter and it achieves nothing."

He said every town and city had "one or two people like that" and Dundas agreed.

She said the cruise ship passengers, especially the Americans, were generally well travelled.

"They see a lot of things going on in different places all around the world — and they have probably seen worse."

However, when told about the small posters she said it was "crazy" and unsettling to hear, as so many people did so much to keep the city and the region looking its tourism best.

She said anyone seeing such posters should tear them down, or report them to the council and their staff would deal with them.

"We don't need to see that sort of rubbish."

Post: #264

^^^

So the black American gets the joke but the local lefties are tripping over each other to fall on the PC sword first. Sounds about right.

Post: #265

"Shocking display of racism"... seriously?

Post: #266

^Precisely the intended effect.

Thousands of normies read that article and said, "wait... what?"

Post: #267

(12-20-2017 04:11 PM)Easy_C Wrote:  This is only going to work if you're near a wifi Hotspot full of rabid leftists... like a coffee shop in Brooklyn.

For the rest of NYC, how about Its OK to be Goy.

Post: #268

If you ask Creepy Joe “the sniffer” Biden and Beta the Dork O’Rouke, it is definitely not okay to be white. Obviously we need 4 more years of President Trump else we will have a nationalization of white guilt.

Post: #269

This video kind of sucks..... but its relevant

Post: #270

(03-31-2019 11:41 AM)Hypno Wrote:  

(12-20-2017 04:11 PM)Easy_C Wrote:  This is only going to work if you're near a wifi Hotspot full of rabid leftists... like a coffee shop in Brooklyn.

For the rest of NYC, how about Its OK to be Goy.

Necroposting about jews. I get the feeling this will become more common...