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Why are so many of my affluent white friends going to prison for small drug charges then? Is it because they didn't get them shipped via the mail (which makes it a more serious crime)?

I guess they don't have the right friends and connections?

Nearly everybody I know in my life does drugs on some level or another. I don't know anybody who has done time for drugs.

My anecdote trumps your anecdote!

You know what I love about autistic people? How easy it is to push their buttons.

Is insulting me making it easier for you to cling to your cognitive dissonance?

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I am currently programming a fully decentralized market interface that has forum like features :)

that a single person / server admin will not be able to take down due to redundancy :)

with a lot of security and useability features. Give me a year to finish it

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I actually said that if you subtract the (positive) difference between my IQ and average from an average IQ that the resulting IQ would be mentally retarded, and pointed out that you obviously are not (any helpful sort of...) autistic since you couldn't even keep in your memory something that you had just previously said (the attack being advanced), but I decided that it was kind of mean (and entirely pointless) so I deleted it.

Anyway sorry for trying to be helpful, hope that your cognitive dissonance keeps you feeling safe, hopefully people who are not retarded can understand this attack and how simple it is to implement, an take the proper counter measures. I will read your last reply later have better shit to do right now. These academic research papers are not going to read themselves :).

edit: ah fuck it I can't help but respond to your retardation.

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sometimes even in the intelligence community.

I talk with people in the intelligence community on a regular basis

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What would happen when the New York Post finds out the USPS and the FBI are working together to profile every piece of mail being sent in this country, for the purposes of prosecuting misdemeanors?

Getting drugs in the mail is generally a felony. Actually, since it is always a federal crime I think it is always a felony. Hm, seems a felony is anything punishable by one year or more in prison. Hm the least scheduled drugs are punishable by up to one year in prison for getting them in the mail, so it is even a felony to get them via mail. Of course if they decide to prosecute or not is entirely up to them, and you are probably going to get a love letter for Xanax (although on the books you can get up to five years in prison for getting a single xanax tab shipped to you). Still you are retarded if you think getting drugs via mail is a misdemeanor offence. And my guess is if that does happen, people will cheer the law enforcement community and say if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to worry about, that seems to be the general theme.

There are local police agencies in USA using lisence plate scanners that keep real time positioning logs of all vehicles in certain cities for traffic analysis. Local police use logs from these to locate burglary suspects (via crowd intersection attacks!!!), find stolen cars, etc. I don't see people throwing fits about this, or even being aware about it in general, despite the fact that it has been reported on to a limited extent. Of course in your mind....this is technology that local police would never use for finding small time criminals. Because you participate in cognitive dissonance to make yourself feel safer than you are.

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Ok, now that I know what I'm dealing with, and understand that to you, winning the argument is more important than being in line with reality, I realize that debating with you is pointless. So I'offer a few more words, but I really don't want to get into a TLDR back and forth with you.

Shit don't tell me to not put words in your mouth if you are going to take them out of my head!

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We're talking right past each other. You're describing theories, I'm describing reality. You work with computers all day. I work with people, often law enforcement and other government officials, sometimes even in the intelligence community. I know how to read people, and I listen. Two very important skills in my line of work.

I am describing....attack scenarios? You are describing....a bunch of bullshit? I am sure you are a great politician :)

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You seemingly have no understanding of jurisdiction, or of how little information is properly shared between government entities. And given how much case law you seem to research, it blows my mind that you haven't noticed how unsophisticated the "attacks" were in uncovering people who have been busted receiving narcotics in the mail (and how few of them involved USPS compared to private delivery, etc). You also haven't demonstrated that the postal service will do anything other than confiscate and destroy small amounts, and in fact the opposite seems to be the case (that the policy for small amounts is confiscation and destruction).

Pretty sure that feds have full jurisdiction over the entire country.....I am fully aware that jurisdictional issues are a major hurdle that LE have  tremendous trouble to overcome, but in many cases they are starting to overcome these hurdles. Plus feds are feds. Most of the attacks say that an interception happened, but not how the interception happened. They try to keep intelligence gathering methods pretty low key so people don't try to counter them. For schedule IV and V drugs confiscation of small amounts generally doesn't lead to anything more than a love letter, but for schedule I drugs you can generally expect to get fuxxed. Anyway show me any proof that it is their standard procedure to destroy personal use amounts of drugs. Like I said I missed the memo legalized personal use amounts of all recreational drugs in USA that you seem to have gotten.



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Clearly you don't understand how the system works. Us powerful white people like to have our drugs. However, we have to pander to the powerful white people who don't like drugs, so we arrest minorities who do stupid shit and get busted. Whenever a powerful white person gets busted for drugs, it's because he screwed with the wrong person, not because the postal service is doing intersection attacks. If we find out somebody is starting to go after affluent white people who discretely get their drugs and commit no other crimes, you can be damn sure that effort will mysteriously go away. Get it?

Why are so many of my affluent white friends going to prison for small drug charges then? Is it because they didn't get them shipped via the mail (which makes it a more serious crime)?

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Have you forgotten the cost of investigation? The cost of prosecution? The cost of incarceration? Not just in terms of money, but also in terms of manpower. And don't forget the "opportunity cost" that comes from not having time to investigate/arrest/prosecute a "higher value" target.

Have you forgotten that law enforcement agents don't give a fuck about the cost of incarceration because they are paid with stolen tax dollars? Have you forgotten that jails have ~%80 people arrested for personal use possession amounts of drugs and ~20% arrested for distribution offences? Seriously it amazes me that nobody gave me the memo that personal use of all drugs has been legalized in the USA, stupid me thought it was still against the law but obviously I just didn't get the "Member of silk road" memo that all drugs have been entirely decriminalized for personal use. Fuck I guess I should go through my spam filter, did you get the memo via E-mail?

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You tend to only see security issues through the microscope of technology. You seem to completely ignore the most predictable aspect of law enforcement: they are never in shortage of somebody to investigate, arrest, and prosecute. What they are in shortage of, is hours in the day.

Yes law enforcement have limited resources. That is why they use intelligence to narrow in on the areas in which they should focus. According to your (completely retarded) theory, law enforcement wont do these "advanced" attacks because they require "too many resources" (a laptop computer, information that is already being logged and stored for analysis), and instead will do, I assume, more basic attacks (like randomly profile mail?). However, a non retarded person will quickly realize that if law enforcement waste their resources primarily focusing on things with low return (like random mail profiling) they will have less arrests than if they use intelligence to know where to focus their resources (automatically flagging boxes that fit a profile of drug trafficking, determining boxes that fit this profile based off of mail traffic analysis, for example). Now they can focus on packages to these boxes and lo and behold their interception rates are going to significantly rise! Wow, they spent resources in a smart way and got a big return, instead of spending resources in a retarded way (your way) and getting a shit return. God damn !

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To investigate somebody they suspect of a serious crime. Not to randomly look for people purchasing misdemeanor amounts of narcotics.

There is nothing random about narrowing in on evidence via intelligence, in fact it is pretty much standard procedure.

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Good luck establishing probable cause based on a pattern of package deliveries. Poison fruit.

Good luck learning the difference between evidence and intelligence, I know it is a hard distinction for simple minded people to grasp but keep at it maybe one day it will click for you. Here is a hint, intelligence narrows in on evidence so limited resources can be focused on areas where they get a high return, rather than applied randomly and getting shit returns. Intelligence is not evidence.

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I didn't say it sounded "advanced" to me. Your incredibly condescending attitude is very irritating. Don't put words in my mouth. Don't assume you know what I know.

here let me refresh your memory for you:

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I'm willing to risk exposure to advanced attacks such as what you describe.


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Security / Re: Using fake information
« on: February 17, 2012, 03:29 pm »
but sellers should already assume that every single order they ship is going to the DEA......

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Drug safety / Re: Are Meth Scare Tactics for Real?
« on: February 17, 2012, 03:06 pm »
As someone who has both used and been around users of both meth and amphetamine, I can say with 100% certainty that meth is 10000000000X more destructive and addictive than amphetamine is. I really must think that anyone who disagrees either has no idea what they are talking about or is in total denial. I guess I should assume that everyone is different, but I have seen enough meth users and amphetamine users that I can see the general trend. Plus I used amphetamine almost daily for a few months and don't feel at all addicted to it nor do I get strong cravings for it ever (although I sure wouldn't mind having some ;) ). I smoked meth 12 times and still get strong cravings for it 7 years later.

Plus the people on amphetamine I hung out with were generally nice normal people. Most of the meth users I hung out with were thieving selfish fucktards who would steal from their own mothers to get more meth.

Of course not all meth users can't be trusted at all. Hell, maybe even the majority of them. but if I had the choice between hanging out with regular meth users or regular amphetamine users I would pick regular amphetamine users in a heart beat. IMO and IME amphetamine is like a soft drug compared to meth.

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and so i come back to the fact that meth is a PSYCHOLOGICALLY addicting drug, technically no more addictive than weed.

Yeah that is a bunch of bullshit but whatever

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and with the teeth rotting

Pretty sure it is actually a direct result of meths pharmaceutical effect of decreased salvation and increased vasoconstriction, but whatever

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If you look closely at the molecule, you will find that there is an added methyl group. Not an added Hitler group, not an added devil group. An added methyl group. Seriously.

Snort NaCL. Now snort NA. Then take a breath of Cl. Seriously.

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I have been in 2 different discussions on this forum where people claimed that methamphetamine is worlds away from amphetamine in neurotoxicity.

https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/amphetamines/amphetamines_health.shtml

Stress & Oxidative Damage: Methamphetamine causes stress to the body and mind and causes an increase in oxidative stress in blood and tissues. At very high doses and frequencies of use, organ damage and premature aging may occur.
Frequency: common.
Certainty: some evidence.

Neurotoxicity (Methamphetamine): At high doses, methamphetamine causes damage to dopamine and serotonin neurons in the brain [Seiden 1976, Thompson 2004]. Long term use may lead to noticeable neurological and behavioral problems. This effect is well documented with methamphetamine in mice and now largely confirmed in humans; behavioral/clinical effects of this damage is not well documented in humans [Hanson 2004].
Frequency: unknown.
Certainty: link established in rodents, exact nature unclear in humans.
Neurotoxicity (D/L-Amphetamine): Neurotoxicity with D/L amphetamine (most of what is prescribed as medications) is not as well documented, but at very high doses and frequencies, neurotoxicity does occur in mice and rats. [Jonsson 1982]
Frequency: unknown.
Certainty: unknown.

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Wow you got questioned without them searching your house??
Im moving to Canada.

As for the... I take it RC shipping from a different origin from the vendor... Thats poor form man and I would be PISSED.

I hope you are ok

IMO RC's are the new WMD's... they spook authorities for some reason.

Might as well move to Czech Republic instead, all drugs are 100% legal for personal use amounts

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localhost ftw

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doublemint, thats not what I asked

Im asking about when a package is first delivered and enters the postal system, if the return address is too far away from this post office, will it raise eyebrows.

Is the return address ever looked at or inspected if its domestic package

Oh. Good question. No the post office understands that people go on vacations, etc.

no it actually is a flag

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Security / Re: Using fake information
« on: February 17, 2012, 02:53 pm »
Some vendors give a shit if customers use fake information or not? Why?

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https://www.siemens.com/press/en/presspicture/2012/infrastructure-cities/mobility-logistics/soicmol201201-01.htm

https://www.siemens.com/press/pool/de/pressebilder/2012/infrastructure-cities/mobility-logistics/300dpi/soicmol201201-01_300dpi.jpg

https://www.siemens.com/innovation/en/news/2011/speed-in-mail-handling-centers-less-hand-work.htm

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The resources required for this attack are.....a laptop computer from Wal Mart for doing database queries (approx 200 billion entries per year for USPS) , an algorithm that needs to be made one time, and some input (which is apparently gathered in the normal course of mail sorting anyway, and trivial to store for future analysis, and apparently IS being stored for analysis by various countries). It would probably be more expensive for them to *not* do these sorts of attack, in terms of expense to bust ratio.

also intersection attacks are pretty much a law enforcement investigative primitive....so are correlation attacks and fingerprinting attacks.

also remember that just because an attack sounds advanced to you doesn't mean it is advanced. You have no investigative or intelligence training. Your grandma probably thinks that being able to use thunderbird is advanced computer skills, but to someone who has technical skill it is seen as pretty trivial.

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Silk Road discussion / Re: Documented Controlled Deliveries?
« on: February 17, 2012, 12:45 pm »
It is an absurd and fucked up situation, but they tend to use your signature as proof that you accepted the package. I have heard of cases where they don't try to get a signature during a CD and use other techniques, but very frequently they wait for you to sign before they arrest you. It at least seems like they use the signature as proof that you ordered the package. I have also heard of them pretending to be a neighbor who was delivered the package by mistake, and then asking you if it is yours and arresting you after you accept it. Of course if anyone has a neighbor ask them if this mail addressed to them is theirs, they will probably say "yes" also....

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Security / Re: Intelligence analysis
« on: February 17, 2012, 12:35 pm »
SR has a wiki

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CIPAV is a blanket term for "FBI exploit that pwns you and sends back your IP address" so it isn't going to leave a specific fingerprint unless they re-use the same CIPAV. You could look into snort and other intrusion detection systems. You could also use computer security techniques to try to make it so they can't manage to pwn you with a CIPAV (ASLR, etc) or to limit the damage their CIPAV can do (Isolation, etc).

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