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Activism, student loans

I've never seen the answer for this so pardon me if this is a stupid question;

I know hacktivists often use their skills to support a cause, and that's obviously super admirable.

I've seen non-hackers conversationally question why hacktivists don't ever "erase student loans." So I'm wondering - is it just too hard? Is it one of those things where we laypeople just don't have the knowledge to know it doesn't work that way? How does it work?

Asking for myself, who will likely die still in debt for my stupid student loans. 🙃

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hacking: security in practice
Reversible databending?

I've messed around with databending art before using stuff like audacity, but I've always wondered whether this process could be reversed to reveal the original image. Sort of as a security through obscurity take on steganography.

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School implementing SSL inspection

Recently we received an email from our IT department asking us to install a certificate on all our devices (laptops, phones etc.) in order to continue using the school WIFI. In the email it said they’ll be using this to implement SSL inspection to “protect the school network from cyber threats”. My school has a zero tolerance policy on VPNs but it’s always been an uphill battle for them with pupils always finding a VPN they can’t detect in order to access blocked services such as Snapchat at school. (Schools in the middle of nowhere with no mobile service so cellular data isn’t an option)

Is this potentially a way of them easily detecting VPNs? Is this even legal? Should we be worried?

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Rainbow table torrents

I'm gearing up for another password policy compliance audit and wanted to give it a shot using a rainbow table on top of my usual John/Hashcat run.

The NTLM torrent I tried to grab from freerainbowtables.com seems to only have only peers (unless something is blocking the others) that are incomplete so everything stalls at 5-15%. Before I go out of my way to generate 400GB+ of data, are there any other good sources of NTLM tables?

If i use the text files from rainbow crack, which is just a list of rtgen commands, is there a good way to run it line by line (using eval is always sketchy but every line in the file checks out)?

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