Dad Takes out Town's Internet by Mistake
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0:00 Dad Takes Out Town's Internet
3:18 Infamous Cyber Crime Gang is Back (maybe)
6:06 No Russian
8:26 Linode
9:06 Outro
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About russian keyboard layout. Most PCs in Ukraine have both russian and Ukrainian keyboard layouts for because we usually type in russian on internet and for documents use Ukrainian. Same goes for other countries like Kazakhstan. Targeting on "this PC has russian layout" is dumb because you will hit a lot of post ussr countries too.
Yeah like IP cause I have a VPN so just protest is totally dumb, you can kill people job (if not more) cause of your "protest"
It's ridiculous. Oh yeah, let's just take out a bunch of innocent people's systems over something they can't control, just on the tiny off chance that it might negatively impact the government in some way. Totally moral and worth it, yeah I'm the good guy, the hero, woo.
I genuinely do not know the difference between Ukrainian & Russian languages.. is it like Spanish & Portuguese?
@@TheAncientMysteriesBeckon
ukrainian differs from russian enough so that russians have problems to understand ukrainian but it's still close enough for ukrainian people to understand russian.
I use a Russian keyboard for homework (it is mandatory to learn Russian in Estonia). I and my country certainly do not support Russia.
A teacher at my school did the same to prevent students from cheating during their final exams. In the end he got sued by the German Telekom
Would that cut of emergency lines? If so and/or similar he definitely deserved
I heard a guy talking about this on a train. His jammer was in his briefcase & he 'allowed' passengers 10 minutes to ring their families that they were on the way home .. & then switched them all off for a quiet journey. Yes, highly illegal & so dangerous in an emergency. At a security show in Birmingham, years ago now, Korean dealers had lots of these jammers confiscated from their stalls.
@ContradictoryCrow Not only cell phones. I had an issue with my GPS totally failing on one trip & I suspect that a passenger, stupidly anti-GPS, was using a jammer to cause me a problem, making some idiotic point. He will never travel with me again & the problem doesn't arise in the same way. However .. Do know that some truck drivers use GPS jammers to foil trackers placed in the vehicles by their employers. If I drive by one of them my GPS can misbehave while we are in range.
Mmmmmh. Jamming. Delicious.
He'd be more than welcome to sit near me, luckily many of our trains now have carriages free from mobile phone calls/streaming loud music and it is always hard to find spare seats in one.
That's american psycho level stuff lmao he let them 10 mins, so generous
@@nicolaskeroack7860 I guess he felt annoyed & bought the means to stop it. Maybe he also drinks & drives, goes too fast on the road .. I don't know. What I do know is that repeated criminality carries a higher risk of being caught plus higher penalties maybe. Personally, on a bus or train, I simply retreat into my tablet & headphones.
Parental evening checklist
1. Pajamas
2. Pa jammers
GPS jammer wouldn't be too difficult. You would have to jam multiple frequencies but they're extremely low energy frequencies. It's one of the reasons why GPS guided munitions also have a inertial guidance package built into them.
The missile know where it is...
@@hockdudu if gps is jammed the only way it knows where it is, is if it is equipped with an inertial guidance system. They're not as accurate.
@@JohnRodriguesPhotographer The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was.
The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
@@hockdudu what you're describing is an inertial guidance system.
tbh you can easily make any of the jammers you want yourself very easily... just some research and learning and can be done.
Parenting skills: 0
Hacker skills: 1000000000
yeah...
You obviously don't have kids.
@@LePedant bruh
@@LePedant you obviously do lol
@@LePedant says the gay one
😂
Peoples use GPS jammer mostly on car rental. By jamming the location of the car, you can go some place your rental contract does not allow. For example, some contract specify you can't cross inter-state line without paying an extra. It's also use on rental car to hide where you go. That way if the rental company get a warrant to show where was the car, they can't give a GPS tracking.
usually a good wrapping of lead will do the same thing
I didn't know that but I never needed to go somewhere barred by a rental company. My knowledge is of truck drivers hiding their location from employers while they visit Auntie Mable or make unofficial calls.
yeap, and year is 2005 ? eGPS ? gsm triangulation ? GPS jammers used mostly in a car theft, while car is being delivered to a safe place. CUZ only IF, u got gps jammed, while other telemetry show's you in another state, EPU says car is drivin with constant speed, u'll be skinned to bone by car rental and insurance.
ps dunno, maybe in FR it is still 2005, lol
Also criminals have been known to plant gps trackers on rivals cars so they can attack them
So criminals will use gps jammers to counter this
@@Reefer191 People can be very sneaky. Like me for example. 😉
yeah, a jammer is not really a good idea to take down a single wifi network since it has a chance to disturb other networks, the better option in my opinion is a wifi deauther since it's more targeted to a network and can also deauth certain devices from a network so not all devices get effected, might take a bit more time to understand some technical sides like wifi security, but it's definitely better than a chance of jail time or a big fine, but yeah, i doubt the dad has a good understanding of what he was doing
I was under the impression he was jamming the mobile network. I guess either way this is why we have parental controls...
@@hiddenlawyer Exactly, he was jamming 3G and 4G signal. Apparently when he turns Wi-Fi off (why he would deauth a device from Wi-Fi if he can just switch it off), his kids just turned their mobile data on and kept going on. So he decided to jam the signal, but didn't realize he did it not only for his own home, but for a wide range of people as well.
@@CZghost Yup! And jamming any of these bands is super illegal. I love how this guy went down a Reddit hole and just followed along 🤣
@@CZghost I feel like it should be illegal unless it can be contained exclusively to the property. If I want to block radio waves on my own property, why should I not be able to? However, I'm open to an alternative perspective.
@@Skarry Well, yeah. I'm pretty sure if you're blocking it only on your property, it's fine (even if you're doing something pointless). As long as you doing that isn't making everyone else's signal more unreliable, weaker, gone, etc. then I don't think there's any harm done.
Poor kids, will probably hear about it in school from like, everyone.
Literally all the dad had to do was whitelist the MAC addresses, and turn the access off for his children's devices at whatever time he desired. Buying a jammer is just extra haha.
Cellular data?
@@suneborgstergaard7331 Most carriers have parental controls that allow you to handle that stuff, but yes, "DOH!" forgot about cell data since I'm perpetually connected to Wi-Fi.
@@abetterfuture4787 Buying some very illegal device is probably easier than figuring out parental controls.
In the video, you mention the REvil site, and how it suddenly got some weird stuff on it with a login page. This is a pretty common thing not just in hacking groups but cyber security in general, it's basically a recruitment tool: "we have this door on this page, if you can get past it, you're good enough to join us" kind of thing. Hence, the part about "want to be with the best, or some losers?" it's a rival group who hacked the server and they're using the page to either steal REvil members or people interested in REvil
It also seems to be google-translated to russian.
Protestware sounds so nice for something so stupid and dangerous. Keep politics out of your software. Not only the reputation of those who build in such "protests" is destroyed (rightfully so), it will (hopefully) come with some serious charges as well.
Should be common sense that a npm package wiping the PC of a user with russian VPN IP is a horribly stupid idea which the author should go to jail for.
Yeah especially open source stuff
поплачь об этом
I agree. I'm an American and I think this is dumb. Anyone that does this in a malicious manner should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
You guys realise this stuff is free? The author just volunteers and writes this shit for free with not even a thank you while "industry critical software" relies on it, and now you want him jailed? Fucking leeches
@@TheOPtmal fr bro if i would be a foss developer i would put kiddie prn on russian pcs :)
About GPS jamming, I used to work for a company that put GPS tracking on all their vehicles. I can't say it was a bad idea at the start. But as a culture of bad management started to creep in, departments were starting to get written up for being at a lunch stop for 5 minutes too long.
A low power GPS jammer could really help out an employee stuck in a situation like that.
Or, you have a company car which is speed monitored.
Just unplug it they're usually in the obd2 port
@@ozzybloke4830 My case was a stand-alone modem unit with a roof mounted puck antenna or a dash cam integrated setup. I've never seen OBD2 connected units. Seems like a very half hearted method. Almost like they're giving you permission to accidentally knock it free of the socket.
@Bitter Rotten Its hidden mate the use a Y cable so the port looks empty and can still function. Also it supplies power to the unit while being able to send all vehicle information to whomever monitors it with alerts for speeding and hard braking or in your case how long the vehicle was stationary
@@ozzybloke4830 a company I worked (contractors for Santos) had speedo based ones which were hooked up to sense whether you were in 4wd or not, which changed the speed limit from 100 to 80 on a dirt road. Ironically that meant if you were in 2wd on a dirt road you could do 100. There was absolutely no way to disconnect them caus then when the bosses downloaded the data there would be none. Funnily enough I never noticed the bosses downloading their own cars data lol.
Truck drivers use GPS jammers to get around driving distance limits enforced by the government and earn more money / make deliveries on time.
How does the company track the miles they actually drove then and not just say yeah the gps says you drove 10 miles I don’t care what you say
They still got the logbooks that will get inspected any time they get stopped. Sure you can try to falsify those but if you make it from point A to point B in a time that either means you didn't have enough off time or you were driving way over the speed limit it's going to be obvious to anybody who breaks out a calculator. Even with the jammer you probably gotta turn it off at some point anyway, so as soon as it gets a fix the system will still know you traveled an extra 500 miles or whatever you were trying to hide.
@@gregistopal Most truck drivers are private contractors who "broker" their services through third party agents, so no company checks. Only police can review logbooks and it's done once every few months at weigh stations.
Lmao! I actually had a customer ask me about jammers for this exact reason years ago. Luckily I was aware it was illegal and was able to inform him.
The only bad thing on his videos is they end
I work OpSec, blocking GPS is very important for high profile individuals. We run active boxes in their vehicles so they cannot be tracked that way.
sounds illegal unless you're goverment
A similar thing happened to a cable company in the US. Tl;dr a woman was able to jam a towns internet and tv service with just a hairdryer.
Every night around 2am a town would lose internet and TV service due to a pass ingress leak in the network. Ingress is the term used by cable companies to describe electro interference entering the network. Unfortunately every time they sent a technician to investigate the issue would stop. One day a master technician decided to stay at the headend and watch the network until he was able to pinpoint the problem to a street in a neighborhood. From there they check every utility pole until they came across a house with the lights on and a higher than normal amount of ingress coming from the home. They made contact with the home owner and discovered inside the home that there was a disconnected coax cable inside of a bathroom and a hairdryer that was used every day at 2am was causing the interference with its electric motor.
The dad would not have noticed he was jamming the whole town, because he was using the jammer at night, when he was home and trying to get his household to sleep.
Last story: the solution is obvious. Just install every single keyboard layout known to man. Problem solved.
I have Czech, Slovak, English (obviously), Russian and Latin :D
For the use of GPS jammers..
Where I live, GPS doesn't work near government places, like army base and stuff. (To be more exact, GPS location shows somewhere else when you're there)
After asking around from those who are deep into government, found out their reason for this is to "misguide missiles targeting them". Don't know if that works or not though.
It would have to work pretty far out for a missile to actually have time to change course. Maybe if it was some extreme precision device that also didn't have any counter to that sort of scrambling, but I think that would have some redundancy, like cameras. I'd guess it's more about interfering with tracking the people on the base. Some semi-secret US base was discovered by the fitness tracking app on one person's personal device generating a popular jogging route in the middle of a desert on the app's database.
@@Br3ttM It wasn't one person, it was hundreds, to the extent the entire base was mapped with realtime locations of most of the personnel.
The US military is run by idiot ghouls and staffed by children with tools of murder. They're just covering their own bums at this point.
@@Br3ttM Not only that, but it would cause GPS based geofencing on drones to not realize they're entering restricted airspace
Did the father not think of just taking the devices away at night?
Sounds too logical
Nah too much arguing lmao
You have to do it the French way.
Maybe he wanted to let them have their phones for emergency purposes.
@@starryskies279 but He jammes the emergency number
I read about that story with the dad's signal jammer. Surprised how few of my favorite cybersecurity/privacy news channels covered it.
"You thought jammin' was a thing of the past" - Bob Marley
For GPS jammers, truckers use them since they drive trucks with tracking devices, basically someone tracking you and you dont want to make it seem like you went offline intentionally. It's ok if you lost signal but it's not ok if you turn off the vehicles gps, ankle monitor, etc..
The bullying that's kid is going get beyond imagination 🤣🤣
poor jean pierre.
I keep binging these videos man . Just found this channel yesterday
Took you long enough to cover the protestware.
if you look at the GitHub issue section all you'll see is people trolling and shitting on the dev, i really hope he gets jailtime.
My workplace was effected by it.
maybe you should audit code better
@@ConfusingChris haha so funny and original. Problem with that is, we did initially audit the code before the whole protestware. Years ago, we didn't think this would happen. Also it's not a direct dependancy, it was through another dependancy that depended on node ipc. So we didn't even see it coming before updating.
Such a shame to the Foss community.
There's an Amazon driver for my area that jams wifi when they deliver to houses with doorbell cameras.
1 question:
*w h y ?*
He thought it was a thermostat; turned the knob way down.
I actually would use a cigarette lighter GPS jammer to jam the GPS signal on my work truck so that my work didn’t know where I stopped.
This is why some of our trucks are switching to network and GPS. If GPS fails we can use the cell towers to triangulate.
Only way to jam that is to jam your own phone and nobody wants to do that here.
I enjoyed the “No Russian” MW2 reference.
IMSI catchers are really cool but illegal as hell if you use them improperly. You can do all kinds of shady stuff with them. Criminals will use them to steal credit card info, security RF signals for doors, and yes- jam cell phones. A story comes to mind where someone was tired of people talking on their phones on the city bus so brought one with him. He got arrested.
One NodeJS module was published with Anti-Russian Protestware, and the author who created, and also owner recieved heavy backlash for adding this malicious code to their NodeJS module as a lot of companies and organisations were at risk of losing all their data collection of this protestware malware they thought would be a good idea. Everybody who used this NodeJS module essentially locked their current version of this module to their current existing versions without downloading the new code with this protestware in it.
b-b-b--bb-ut mmuh open sourceeeeeee
You always get the best advice on Reddit! 🤣
A few years ago a NSA facility cranked up a transmitter and shut down all of the garage door openers in a five miles radius.
Utter bullshit
cheers for the upload. back in my days the wifi just turned off during the night. mobile data? too luxurious then
I'm French and i live 60km away from this city, just to correct google traduction, the dad didn't get away with 450€ yet, the 450€ are for the technicien that localise him
Smartphones have an antenna an an compass. Which are good apps to scan for nearby jammers to find and deal with them?
When you have a beard like that, every meeting is a important meeting.
I like that they let the dad off the hook without prison and financial ruin 👍
GPS jammers are used to block auto finance companies from tracking cars location in lieu of removing the gps tracker installed on financed vehicle.
Bro the feet at the start killed me hahah
cant you just turn off the internet for specific devices in ur routers settings? i know my dad does it. But i manage to bypass it with a ikev2 vpn connection and i honestly dont know why and how it works but im not complaining
ProtestWare?? Really? Just call it Malware. That's what it is.
this comment makes me want to die
Thank you !
im sure its called the peacevirus.
If you want to be specific, call it politically motivated malware.
Or, since it targets Russians as a whole without checking what their political persuasions are, maybe call it *racially aggravated malware*
2:22 GPS Jammers can be used for stealing cars, so the Owner of the car can't track it's location.
Thanks for talking about protestware!
Haha "do his parenting for him" ... touche'. I just take my daughters' mice and USB wifi adapters when they decide to fall out of line.
GPS jammers are usually used tae prevent tracking in company vehicles like telematics and a driver scoring system like insurance companies
Seytonic being the white hat he is, skipped the perfect advertisment for his deauther 😉😆
Gps Jammers is for theft, cars and heavy machinery mostly have a gps tracker somewhere, and untill its located the stolen item cannot be "safely" disposed, meanwhile searching its very handy to be able to jam the gps signal.
Heh, the word "Jammer" in Dutch means "It's a pitty" in English.
"My WiFi does not work!"
"Jammer"
Truckers in the US tend to use GPS jammers to get around difficult employer travel policies. To take naps and such on the road. A use case for you.
GPS jammers blockers are used if your cars got a tracker on the car i.e. thief’s or a partner tracking you etc
Haha, signal blocker
The Jammer deffo will not work as far out as an entire town, just locally (like meters) to within where the jammer is.
I don't assume he knew it was jamming much Farther than his house but that is pretty powerful
Actually, the 450€ are taxes for them to come, you just didn't read what come before because google translate wasn't bad, this time, so it's 30 000€ + 450€ + 6 month in prison in MAX
I believe a theatre I used to go to used one of these…not sure if they still do but hopefully they have been caught or stopped.
It's absolutely crazy how easy it is to buy jammers.
It’s even easier to make one
@@tonyzone8999 🤣 Exactly what I was going to comment
@@tonyzone8999 it’s not, I’ve looked many times into making a multi band one
@@ArthurTugwell do more research
How do I make one?@@tonyzone8999
Use for GPS jammer: stealing a high ticket rented car, evading house arest GPS band, etc, etc
GPS jammers are used in GPS tracked vehicles.
There is a practice of tracking employees using the company owned vehicles outside company's interest and employees that insist in using them for personal interests...
GPS jammers are used when you try to steal a vehicle. Used alot in, for example Brasil.
Practical use of GPS jammers? Stealing cars, or anything that you expect will have a GPS tracker and you don't wanna fiddle around with finding it.
Jamma 4 UK sounds like Scammer 4 UK
Best Dad joke ever...
Car thief’s use gps jammers. They have lighter plug versions specifically for it
2:50 LMAO
Bro I'm surprised you didn't mention hackers attacking Romanian DOJ website, police website and some news broadcasting websites
why are all the picturesque towns always in specifically the _south_ of France? are there no nice towns in the north of France?
Climate
Why is the image the freaking PD2 jammer?
New topic for the next episode of Hacker News:
Hypixel, the most popular Minecraft Server Network, got all of its servers and websites taken down for a few hours this morning.
You were unable to join all servers, and all websites were displaying a cheap crypto scam with "Hypixel needing money because their game "Hytale" doesn't earn money from the publisher anymore".
The websites also redirected you to a TH-cam Video after a few seconds.
I know you probably didn’t see my “ad on an ad blocker” comment a few videos back. But considering your ending on THIS video I’m going to pretend you did cause it makes me feel special
This video has made me want one
The login form is your claasic little game, the username and password normally always in plain sight
Nice
nice
GPS jammer would work with jamming GPS trackers on heavy equipment.
ProtestWare is vandalism. I hope everyone that does it gets at the very least a hefty fine. MentalOutlaw brought up a good point about sanctions, in that they mostly affect the civilians and no one else. On top of that, I'm fairly certain that confiscating the property of foreign nationals based solely on what country they're from is breaking the law, possibly even unconstitutional.
>get protestware infection
>attack first person you see
>greatjob
A lot of gps jammers are used by truck drivers, etc to get away with speeding/going off route etc...
One way the gps jammer could be used if you had a company car with a gps fitted
Software should be politically neutral and free for all.
Agreed. I want Russia's military operations to end as quickly and peacefully as possible, just like most people, but I wouldn't dream of targeting innocent people just because they happen to be Russian, just as I wouldn't target innocent people just because they happen to be African, for example.
Russian honeypot to try to catch additional hackers?
With a GPS-jammer you can steal vehicles with a tracker.
Woah, I hope that "no russian" comment wasnt a hint at the modern warfare mission of the same title. Maybe it's only referring to the keyboard, but in this climate, and with seytonics sentiment, I wouldnt be surprised
The login page in russian is saying that the FBI arent as the master they seem to be. Its not a troll, probably a honey pot.
Disconnected legs in the google maps image at the beginning
Puritan sensibilities applied to French beach photos.
If people could learn any public social skills or respect or how to use restraint people wouldn’t feel jammers are necessary. Any time you get in a bus or train or plane you see how far humanity has fallen.
All I want now is jammer. LOL
Imagine the one guy whoes VPN was set to russia open up the open-source project...
someone forgot a pair of legs on the beach 0:16
Yeah the dad should've just unplugged the router and hide the router from his kids if he wanted his kids to stop using their phones at night, instead of doing the hacker move by purchasing and setting up a jammer at midnight that would end up not only disrupting his WIFI but the rest of his neighborhood. 🤦♂😂
Knowing what a jammer does, is not common sense.
I have had incidents like this in dfw. Funny!
Lease a Mclaren and use a gps jammer ship that car far far away and enjoy your discounted car, Find a broken Mclaren and switch the vin… re register the car 😂
2 years in jail if you do this in Australia. Fine is over 100k.
Protest in open sourced projects are one the stupidest things I've ever seen.
The gps jammer is the one that makes the most sense and is probably the most appealing jammer to the general public so you can’t be tracked everywhere you go with the stupid cell phone spying device they are trying to make a permanent fixture to all humans
Ok boomer
"No Russian" lol. MW2 2022 here we come!
my dad used to eat revells chocolate but that was then and this is now
when they make keyboard of chocolate I'll let you know ha ha....