Anonymous Releases 10TB of Leaked Data: Exposing Kremlin Assets & Russian Businesses
Anonymous Releases 10TB of Leaked Data: Exposing Kremlin Assets & Russian Businesses

Anonymous Leaks 10TB of Data on Russia: Shocking Revelations! - Trends Newsline

Anonymous Releases 10TB of Leaked Data: Exposing Kremlin Assets & Russian Businesses
Anonymous Leaks 10TB of Data on Russia: Shocking Revelations! - Trends Newsline
I'd download this but I'm worried it could also contain some form of advanced spyware, and my "security computer" needs a new screen cable at the moment.
That’s a good point. Better get a giant ass hard drive array going and connect it to something disposable, like an pi.
well keep in mind that theoretically hdd firmware can hold malware if they get infected
I remember hearing about that, but I never got around to really looking into it. Can hard drive firmware be infected by data on the disc and/or commands sent over SATA, or is it the kind of attack you need to attach test probes to the controller board or desolder the ROM chip to execute?
i think oem custom sata commands, but not sure. what I know is that e.g. seagate releases firmware updates to some of their drives
https://www.seagate.com/support/kb/firmware-updates-for-seagate-products-207931en/
last I checked it was done by a program running on windows
I'm curious what you're referencing. I suppose it could infect the drives controlling chips, but a decent drive should be fine. And if you scramble all the bits I don't see how there could be malware left
Old thin clients are good for this. Cost can be as low as $20. With a quad core processor. Maybe not the fastest thing, but can still run linux.
lol put Linux on old $20 machine that used to only be intended to be used as a viewer?
That’s awesome
Hp t620. Best price with a power supply right now is around $30, but recent solds are in the low $20. You can also get an hp g5 sff desktop with a ryzen cpu for around $65.
I have a few t620s, one with octoprint, and one in the garage for looking up whatever. I think I have lubuntu on it, but I can't remember. There's different variants, there's a dual core and a quad core and a bigger one with a pcie slot. They originally shipped with some lightweight version of win 10.
Holy cow this might be just the thing!!!
Thanks :D