INT DB TWiki Update

Hey guys,

INT DB has it's first update, here is the changelog:

• Fixes configure script error.
• Includes ExitPlugin to take care of the referrer problem.
• Cleans up previous session log files on start up.
• Includes security notes in regards to document attachment.
• Includes POI, Enumeration and alphabetically sorted list templates. 

Besides fixing some bugs, the new INT DB TWiki will clean up the log files when you start it and also solves the issue of referrer leakages, using the ExitPlugin it will automatically redirect to any link using anonym.to, you can configure another link anonymizer if you wish.

The screenshot in this post is from the Person Of Interest Template, when you create a new page you'll be asked what template to use, there you can select it or also one of the other two included templates, one is a table to enumerate stuff, like your Intelligence requirements, and the other is an alphabetically sorted table to store links to your POI dossiers for instance.

I'm working on a file so you can install easily the INT DB in an already running TWiki installation, so you can use it in other OSs just installing Apache by yourself, soon there will be news about it.

FULL DOCUMENTATION AND DOWNLOAD LINK HERE

Moncton Justin Bourqe shooting tinfoil hattery!

Ok guyz, is time for some tinfoil hattery, so get ready! 

A man supposedly called "Justin Bourque" from Moncton, Canada is suspected of shooting five RCMP officers, killing three of them, and was last spotted Thursday June 5th at the morning but still remains at large


More info here guys:
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/canada/archives/2014/06/20140604-211416.html

In the article a Facebook account is provided supposedly being of the suspect, now the mysterious facts.

He joins FB on "February 19" this year and creates an open FB account where everyone can see his posts to share gun culture/patriot related posts and images, and goes on a killing spree dressed like Rambo just 4 months after that?

EDIT: He was arrested after surrendering to the police saying "I'm done".
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/justin-bourque-moncton-shooting-suspect-in-police-custody-1.2666921

This stills sounds like an OP to me, spree shooters usually end up shot by police or suicide themselves 

INT DB Portable TWiki

While doing the IPB course at culperinstitute.org I discovered that the amount of information you have to handle to be able to satisfy your intelligence requirements is huge and will require to be updated often.

I didn't find an already existing tool, and that's why I thought that a wiki page could help, because it's easy to update, can include media files and also keeps track of the changes you made, bad thing about a wiki is that it needs a webserver to run, and not tech-savvy guys will find really hard to set up one. INT DB solves that problem because with just one click you'll have a running wiki that leaves no trace of use in your computer.

INT DB is based on TWiki for Windows Personal but it includes the latest version of TWiki 6.0 with WYSIWYG editor, Tinyweb webserver, Perl and GNU Grep, all of it ready to use, no installation is required and it won't create entries in your registry.

You'll see that the INT DB home page is a plain wiki page for you to start working on, if you can create templates, cheat sheets or whatever may be helpful for our purposes, please contact me and I'll include it in a new version.

FULL DOCUMENTATION AND DOWNLOAD LINK HERE

#ResetTheNet

The NSA has corrupted the Internet. On June 5, we will Reset the Net. We hope you’ll join us.

June 5 is the one-year anniversary of the first documents leaked by Edward Snowden. While EFF has
been fighting NSA surveillance for years, 2013 marked a new chapter in our battle against mass
spying. The documents made it clear to everyone why we care so much, and why they should too.

Surveillance affects everyone, in the United States and internationally. Millions of innocent people
have had their communications swept up by the NSA’s dragnet surveillance. Thomas Drake, former
NSA official and whistleblower described recently retired NSA chief General Keith Alexander’s
surveillance philosophy: “He is absolutely obsessed and completely driven to take it all, whenever
possible.” This philosophy clearly underpinned his nearly nine year tenure at the NSA. In addition to
this collect-it-all strategy, the NSA has used tactics such as deploying malware, trying to weaken 
encryption, and other sophisticated techniques that make the Internet less secure.

Mass surveillance is toxic for the Internet. The Internet is a powerful force that can promote
democracy, innovation, and creativity, but it’s being subverted as a tool for government spying.

That’s why EFF has joined with dozens of other organizations in calling for a day of action to Reset
the Net. On June 5^th, Reset the Net is asking everyone to help by installing free software tools that
are designed to protect your privacy on a computer or a mobile device. Reset the Net is also calling
on websites and developers to add surveillance resistant features, like HTTPS and forward secrecy.

Don’t wait for your privacy and freedom. Start taking it back.

#resetthenet
https://www.resetthenet.org/

http://resetthenet.tumblr.com/

TrueCrypt defacement a Warrant Canary?

Is the TrueCrypt "defacement" a Warrant Canary?
At the moment no one knows what is really going on, but this is very bad news...

Anonymous Browsing COMSEC Lesson

Hey guys

I just added a new lesson discussing what are the options you have to browse anonymously
on Internet and how good is the anonymity they provide.
Also in this lesson you'll learn what is Tor, how it works, how to install and use it.

As always just contact me if you have any question.

http://apx808.blogspot.com/p/anonymous-browsing.html

Bundy's ranch information flow thoughts

This reflects my personal opinion as someone outside Bundy's ranch wanting to know what was going on and just receiving reports like "This is a mess, no one knows shit, the feds didn't shot yet".

I believe Bundy's Ranch event demonstrated a big flaw in Militia's SOP and is that they failed to create an official information source until a week after it started.

An official reporting channel is key absolutely, specially when the opponent is the gov. Venezuela is a clear example, the gov and media report nothing is going on, but people using social media like Twitter report the abuse and violence they are suffering.

If shots were fired and the militia guys in there were reduced to turtle food, the gov could start talking about how the domestic terrorist attacked and they had no other option but to repel the attack, and manipulate how the history is presented to the public.

Every unconventional force first has to obtain populace support to win, otherwise they will fail like Guevara in Congo and Bolivia. Part of getting populace support comes from showing them the flip side of the coin of what mass media feeds them.

A lot of people love to bash Occupy movement, but even if you don't fully agree with Occupy movement methodologies or ideology, there is always something to learn, specially for a country like the US, where you like it or not you don't have much experience manifesting against the government.

Occupy movement guys as soon as they took a place set up free Wi-Fi networks for people to be able to communicate and report anything that was happening, that is awesome, because the first thing the gov does is to shut down cell phone networks.

Also in Spain they created something called the "wifineta" that is a conjunction of the words Wi-Fi and truck in Spanish, that truck has the equipment to provide Wi-Fi and 3G for the people around it.

Also we need to keep in mind the COMSEC, if there is a centralized information outlet, it could define what should be public knowledge and what not, and then instruct the protestors about the information release guidelines.

Check this videos of the Occupy Wi-Fi providing tents.