RIP George Floyd, killed a year ago today.

How are you gonna celebrate the anniversary of the Fall of The 3rd Precinct on Friday?

Happy fall of the 3rd precinct!

Exactly 30 days from today the washington eviction moratorium will come to an end, and thousands of people will be cut loose with no support (around 160,000 households throughout washington from a US Census Bureau survey back in March). Now is the time to be preparing and talking to your neighbors and getting well aquatinted with your countys eviction process. During the start of the pandemic, people in cities all over the US shut down eviction courts, and throughout the pandemic people launched rent strikes, resisted evictions, and took over empty houses and buildings as the state left the poorest of us to fend for ourselves. And now the minimal protections that we did have are coming to an end to mark the beginning of a whole new crisis of housing, especially as landlords and speculators seek to recoup their losses from the pandemic.

For Thurston County, eviction court is held every friday starting at 8am. Its both in person and over zoom.

Call Tommorw and Tell City Council Vote NO!!

“When running the GrayKey, users have various options around what sort of data they want to collect from a linked iOS device or how they want to extract it, the instructions show. Those include extracting metadata for inaccessible files, and "immediate extraction when SE-bound passcode," presumably referring to the Secure Enclave, the part of iOS devices that stores sensitive material such as passcodes.

One section of the instructions also describes how to brute force an alphanumeric passcode. Many iPhone users have purely numerical passcodes, only made up of numbers. An alphanumeric passcode also uses letters, so has more characters options, and can generally be more resilient to brute force attempts if it uses a random series of characters. If the device uses an alphanumeric passcode containing real words however, that may make cracking the passcode easier thanks to word lists; long lists of human readable words.

"An alphanumeric passcode on Apple Mobile Device will be automatically detected by GrayKey and require additional actions by the analyst," the instructions read. The instructions say that the analyst will have the option to use the default wordlist called "crackstation-human-only.txt," perhaps referring to a wordlist released by the password security website Crackstation. That archive includes around 1.5 billion words. The instructions say GrayKey users can also import their own custom wordlists, but only one wordlist can be loaded at a time.

"If the brute force agent has successfully installed, Airplane mode will be activated, and the Apple mobile device can be disconnected or remain connected to the GrayKey unit for data extraction," the instructions read.

As part of a feature called HideUI, GrayKey also allows agencies to install the agent which surreptitiously records the user's passcode if authorities hand their phone back to them, NBC News reported.”

https://www.vice.com/amp/en/article/k7835w/how-to-brute-force-iphones-graykey?

If you have been visited by feds in the US give this hotline a call.