It made sense to troll something that Putin craves very hard.
This is likely from the Moscow airport.
Next, Norilsk Nickel?
This PLC is located in Kazakhstan but in the town of Zhezkagan so in case it is owned by Roscosmos,
Next,
May the force be with you.
At the moment I’m doing a bit to disrupt the FIFA World Cup 2018 by sending stop commands to 3 Russian Siemens 1200 PLC.
Dear all,
Despite all of our efforts Axel Voss’ Article 11 and 13 has been pushed through today’s EU committee vote. This is a bad sign for the whole internet as it’ll implicitly mandate every single internet platforms to install automated filters that’ll scan everything for copyright violations, not to say with the link tax you’ll be no longer able to share links and snippets as you wanted to.
The proposed filter is of course by today’s standards far from perfect. It’s going to let things which shouldn’t to pass through and block those that should be allowed and it can not discern between outright infringement and fair use.
There’s one more chance: the final vote in the larger parliament. We will face a very difficult battle as we need to convince a few hundreds of MEPs to vote against Axel’s blockheaded proposal instead of just ten in this committee vote.
The European Union is not going to make itself any more better than Russia or China if Article 13 becomes law.
No matter the challenges our determination will not be denied and the fight to keep the free internet from going into the night shall remain foremost in our minds and hearts. Others will surely follow and join our fight.
I’m neither a pro-copyright extremist nor an anti-copyright one. Ideally it must be on the balance between the two but Article 13 is way too far off the balance and this is the reason that I’m jumping in to oppose it.
This is like Ready Player One with Axel Voss as Nolan Sorrento, the Internet as the OASIS, and all of you as those players at planet Doom battling the IOI.
May the force be with you, and may the free internet lives to see another day.
Cyber Anakin
I like the Screenslaver name from Incredibles 2 so I’ve used it to christen a recently-created python script designed to automate this.
This is my first try at actually building a script to support my hacktivist operations, though not from scratch since it is partly based on a mass printer script which I’ve reverse engineered upon.
This is the source code and archived mirror you’ll be looking for.
May the force be with you.
I’m up to the trick of squatting usernames again when I discovered that the EU court errorneously listed @EU_Court_Press and @Cour_UE_Presse as their accounts.
I squatted it as I did with North Korea and posted the same XSS message on the second account as a moment.
Is that charismatic enough? ¯¯\_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_/¯
We have only one week left to oppose EU’s proposed copyright law which will do a massive amount of collateral damage to the internet ecosystem, even to those outside the EU.
In lieu of the still-low public awareness about it as of now I have escalated the gear by going into a German Linux-based TV set and post anti #Article13 message.
Over the coming few days I will alert as many European citizens as possible with this trick.
May the force be with you.
I’m up for XSS old tricks again but this time I have to focus on the more pressing issue affecting the whole Internet today: Article 13.
Based on the unpatched vulnerability on ec.europa.eu reported by Implosion at openbugbounty.org
Full text:
Citizens of the EU and those of the internet,
I’m Cyber Anakin and though I support EU’s human rights ideals all the time, I’m talking to all of you here now using a reflexive XSS trick.
Some of you have already seen how the repressive SOPA law that does lot of collateral damage is being vetoed after you made your voices heard.
And now this: the EU commission has drafted the colloquially named “Article 13” legislation that will force every internet service to take down copyright reserved materials and install an automated filter to police against future infringements.
The proposed filter is of course by today’s standards far from perfect. It’s going to let things which shouldn’t to pass through and block those that should be allowed and it can not discern between outright infringement and fair use.
Worst of the worst, there is a “link tax” rule that will force you to pay fees whenever you link to their content or snippet it in elsewhere.
Those corrupt legislators at the EU think that we will not stand up and fight like US did during SOPA, but if they succeeded in this internet memes that you took for granted will become a rarity while startup companies will have a far harder time in surviving this because they’re not gonna be able to afford this new software. You will not be able to make your remixes, share nice book quotes on Twitter and parody with Hitler-videos too without risking the wrath of the far-from-perfect automated system.
If Article 13 is to pass what’s to stop repressive countries like Russia and China to create a policy that says that any content referring to Tiananmen and the latter’s involvement in Ukrainian war and MH17 must be rejected? What about the Middle East?
Do not think you are not affected if you’re living outside the EU. After all EU is one of the few lucrative key components in today’s internet ecosystem especially those of the free world which is like Texas’ role in regards to American school textbooks or obviously China’s ascending role in the movie market while keeping it’s totalitarian tint.
Especially for content creators you will have to live in paranoia over the risk of being clamped down by the far-from-perfect automated algorithm even if you’re fair-using or parodying other people’s content and you’ll be subjected to a heightened risk of copy-fraud by evil trolls. The internet will become a boring, gloomy place if they have their way.
The European Union is not going to make itself any more better than Russia or China if Article 13 becomes law.
You can be your own Wade Watts by petitioning European Parliament members, start a peaceful protest or black out your website if you have one. Visit saveyourinternet.eu to learn more.
Ask yourself are you willing to sacrifice most of your free time over the next two weeks to fight for an open, diverse and free internet and save it from going into the night?
For all Robloxians who can’t let go of themselves with regards to r0cu’s win of Dominus Venarii, get your priorities straight and focus on this much more pressing issue instead.
May the force be with you.
Cyber Anakin.
May the force be with you.
Cyber Anakin 