A new way to spread our message?

#1

Check this video out:
It's a trend called "IP camera trolling." Just discovered it today, was pretty amused and amazed at how far-reaching such a technique is. So I was thinking, maybe we can get our message to college campuses this way now? Read out a carefully prepared, brief but powerful message/speech (assuming that they will try to shut us down quickly) that will direct students to our cause and this site? What do you think? Is this even legit/legal?

#2

Really good idea...

and play the songs from 'Right Wing Death Squad Entertainment' :smiley:

#3

Need to get weev on this

#4

Yep, just tag him @weev

#5
#6

LOL a nigger gets pissed

#7


This is hilarious.
#8

WTF ROFL

#9

Yeah, my reaction was the same when I found out about this.

#10


Another one. Something tells me this particular person might be a Stormer and he doesn't know it yet.
#11

We should read out a message. Something like this: "Attention white students at ->insert college or university name here<-, time is running out! Liberalism is killing our race! We are soon going to be minorities in our countries! A devious, semitic minority controls our media and it has brainwashed us to the point that we cheer on our own racial death! Don't wait any longer! Do something, speak out! One voice can eventually snowball into a massive resistance movement! You can start by visiting www.DailyStormer.com and getting acquainted with pro-white individuals & views! The fate of your race depends on it!"
I think something like that would resound nicely. The media would definitely flip out. "Neo Nazi kkk white supreemists spread hate on college campuses, sjw's and non-whites rush to buy Kleenexes to cope with the triggered feelz." Lel.

#12

Yes and get Evalion to read the message.

#13

Does anyone know if this is legal or not?

#14

This is going to be legal in the same manner as the faxes. If it is a public service and security is not bypassed, it will be legal.

Knowing a default password will likely be required to do this, and now you're unauthorized accessing a computer system / network, a federal felony if you use it because it is 'secured' and 'not publicly accessible'.

If you can do this on a public web page with no credentials one would probably be in the clear. I think that is unlikely. Printers are a special use case that was taken advantage of.

I am not a lawyer, this is not legal advice lol

#15

But this isn't a service like a fax machine, it's a communication device. I think it's similar to unauthorized phone tapping. I watched that tutorial video, basically it's just people's cameras that don't have a customized password, they are still configured to the factory-set passwords e.g. "Admin" or "1234." I assume it's like seeing an open door to a house that someone left that way by accident. You still can't go in and then claim innocence if you get caught. I'm more inclined to think that this is illegal and will probably drop the idea.

#16

Lol, this person is most likely a fellow Stormer:

#17

That's what I'm saying, any subversion of locks no matter how generic ruin it. There may be devices that allow some form of control without bypassing security. Your target scope is narrow if it even exists.

#18

The legal consensus is that using default credentials is still illegal.

Printing was legal because there is no authentication step. You're only sending a message to public addressing. There's plenty of things that have default credentials that I'd like to use that I've skipped over instead. Much more impactful stuff, like electronic billboards and massive numbers of radio systems.

If something is against the law we don't do it. This is probably against the law.

Good looking out though.

#19

Gotcha.