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Sunny, warm afternoon with dry weather advisory in some parts - Duration: 1:28.
Good afternoon Much of the country will see above normal afternoon temperatures and sunny
skies today,... with the mercury getting up to 20 degrees Celsius in the capital, Daegu
and Busan.
High to very high UV levels are in store across the nation.
You don't have to avoid the sun completely,... but be sure to apply a good amount of sunblock
and grab your sunglasses.
You'll also want to drink plenty of water, as a dry weather advisory has been issued
for the central region,... including here in the capital.
while the air quality will be normal all day.
Starting next week, we will have summery weather,... with temperatures spiking to the mid-twenties
in the capital
That's Korea for you, and here's the international weather for viewers around the world.
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The Los Angeles Dance Company That's Breaking All Norms - Duration: 3:16.
Dance...is a universal language.
When people dance, you understand who they are.
I'm Alexandra Blackbird, and I am a dancer, choreographer, business owner, mom...
...right here in Los Angeles.
My dance studio in Hollywood is called Blackbird Dance Company.
Being a bird, to me, is about freedom.
and it's definitely a part of the studio as far as it feeling like
a sacred space when you walk in, it just definitely has the energy.
My mission in life is to express myself through dance,
and help other people learn how to do that too.
I was really shy as a kid, so dance was something that I could do that I didn't have to talk.
By the time I was seven I started taking formal classes in jazz and ballet.
The pressure of being a ballerina is really high,
and back then it was the late 80's, early 90's,
the ideas of what a dancer looked like was stick thin, rail thin, very very skinny.
If you're not that, you're not gonna make it.
So at nineteen I got this tattoo, saying I'm never gonna be in a ballet company
because they're never gonna take me if I have a tattoo.
I decided I was gonna start my own dance company, and I was gonna hire people
not for what they looked like, but for how they danced.
Los Angeles is a beast.
I knew I was gonna have a studio when I got here. People laughed at me about that.
But I just kept, you know, doing my own thing instead of trying to conform to what everybody else was doing.
And people were like "Oh, this Blackbird, that's interesting".
Even though Blackbird Dance has been in LA for eleven years,
I feel like it's still a baby, and we have a long way to go.
Even myself, as an artist.
Maybe that's the Capricorn in me, but I'm always climbing to the next thing. I always have bigger ideas, bigger dreams.
Now, I feel like I'm finally becoming who I'm supposed to be.
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[2017 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION] Meet the Candidates: #2 Self-Described "Strongman" Hong Joon-pyo - Duration: 9:18.
Hong Joon-pyo, presidential nominee for Liberty Korea Party running in South Korea's 2017
presidential election, thank you for squeezing time out of your busy campaigning schedule.
You've been a politician for over two decades now.
Why is it now that you're running for the presidency?
Why not before?
Why do you feel ready for the top office now?
The Republic of Korea is currently in total chaos;
from politics, economy, society, culture,
and diplomacy to national defense.
In order to restore stability and lead the nation forward, we need strong
leadership.
The times call for a president with strong determination
and conviction.
This is the reason I am running for President.
From an objective point of you, you're not running an easy race here.
For a whole host of reasons in this nation at the moment, polls show it is very likely
that the country will elect a left-wing president in May 9.
You are - most would agree with me - You are the most conservative candidate in this year's
race.
Are you confident that you will win?
South Korea has a relatively shorter history of party politics compared to the United States.
Political parties in South Korea generally last no longer than five years;
a government turnover defines a change in leadership, not a change of political
parties.
When there was a power transfer from the Lee Myung-bak to Park Geun-hye administration,
Park government wasn't acting as the second Lee administration.
It was a completely new government.
In that vein, the new Hong Joon-pyo government will be an entirely different administration
from that of Park's.
Therefore, a government turnover in South Korea
is equivalent to a change in leadership.
The Korean peninsula at the moment is under international radar.
There's been a rapid escalation of tensions in this part of the world.
Continuous provocations by the North Korean regime.
What is your policy vis-a-vis Pyongyang?
For the past 20 years, South Korea has been committed to resolving
inter-Korean tensions through diplomacy
such as the six-party denuclearization talks.
There hasn't been any progress.
During the 20 years of South Korea's diplomatic efforts,
North Korea was focused on developing nuclear weapons.
The amount of money sent to North Korea
over the ten years of Kim Dae-jung and Roh Moon-hyun administrations tops US$
7 billion.
That funding support came back as nuclear weapons.
North Korea's nuclear ambitions can no longer be tolerated.
When I become the president, I will consult with the U.S.
in deploying tactical nuclear weapons to South Korea to strike a nuclear balance
between the two Koreas.
There is no other way to gain dominance over nuclear weapons but with nuclear weapons.
I will set up a Naval Special Warfare Command and lead a South, North Korea Armed Peace
Policy through military might and power dominance.
On the diplomatic front - South Korea not in the best situation currently.
There is a new president in the White House - very different from the last president with
a seemingly different approach to the North Korea issue.
There is China to the north, in a clash of interest with South Korea.
How would you best situate yourself so that South Korea puts the best foot forward in
this complex relationship?
There is Donald Trump in the U.S., Xi Jinping in China, and Shinzo Abe in Japan.
It's an era of 'strongmen.'
In order to negotiate and work with them, South Korea also needs a 'strongman' from
a right-wing government.
I have no doubt that I am the only candidate with strong enough conviction and viewpoint
on national security to lead this country.
Only those with resolution and determination like myself can negotiate with these 'strongmen.'
I have no doubt that I am the only one who can take on that task.
Why do you describe yourself as a 'strongman'?
Because that's how I've been for the last 22 years; as a prosecutor, as a politician.
There is no one like Hong Joon-pyo when it comes to execution.
Economic growth and jobs.
I think it's an issue that comes up every election season and not only here but all
across the globe.
Do you have a blueprint for Asia's fourth-largest economy?
The reason behind Korea's low economic growth and shortage of jobs for the youths stands
powerful and noble labor unions.
These mega-powerful noble labor unions that make up less than 3% of the entire labor force
discourage corporate investments and drive Korean firms overseas.
If I come to power, I will carry out a thorough reform of these superpower noble labor unions.
As long as we can take care of those superpower noble labor unions that disturb Korea's labor
market, prevent foreign investment, and drive Korean companies overseas, Korea can grow
again and jobs will begin to flourish.
Politicians have been too mindful of these superpower noble labor unions, thus far.
When I was Governor of Gyeongsangnam-do Province, I faced off these unions for three whole years.
It was sparked by our provincial government's decision to close down a debt-ridden public
hospital.
In the end, I got my way over theirs.
I, Hong Joon-pyo, am the only person who's faced these unions and won.
You are running under the slogan "Proud ordinary president."
What does that mean?
I want to build a country where the middle-class, the ordinary Korean people that make up 70%
of the entire population can live with hope, realizing their dreams.
I've endured tough times growing up and even up until this day.
But, I pulled through all on my own; I've never been swayed by political factions and
never by anything when I served as prosecutor.
Should I be elected president, I want to create a country where the younger generation can
live with hope and dream; I want to create a country for the 70% of the Korean population:
The middle class, the average, ordinary people.
Now, my final question - a common question to all candidates.
What is your edge over others?
Why does the Republic of Korea need Hong Joon-pyo as president in 2017?
First of all, the country needs a president who places absolute priority on security.
Inter-Korean tensions are high and there is flaring tensions between North Korea and the
U.S.
This is just as bad as it gets.
We need a president who can deter North Korea's nuclear weapons; one who can dominate North
Korea.
It will be tragic for the next generation if we elect a president who compromises with
the North and send dollars across the border.
The times call for a strong, powerful president who can protect the lives of the 50-million
strong population here.
For these reasons, there is no one else but Hong Joon-pyo for the job.
I will do my absolute best to become the president so that I can create a country where the lives
and assets of the 50 million South Koreans are protected; where the middle-class, the
average, ordinary people, and the younger generation can live with hope and dream about
the future.
Best of luck to you, Hong Joon-pyo and thank you for this interview.
We appreciate it.
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First Q&A!!! - Duration: 8:54.
Hey Fam!!!
so today we're doing a Q&A for the very first time because
I'm celebrating 200,000 subscribers
So let's get started!
Alright, so I looked through all your comments, and tweets, and everything
and I saw a bunch of common questions
they're basically introduction questions right?
Hi! My name is Ysabelle Cuevas
I'm 20 I'm almost 21
I am from Lucena City, Philippines,
But now I live in the central valley, here in California
let's go through your questions
OKAY, on Instagram, nananix asks...
I'm from Lucena City, Philippines
and I moved to the US because my mom got a job
here and our whole family migrated so
here I am
Next one,
I really really want to go back but I
couldn't right now because I have school
Oh yeah?
and I have so many things going on
But I will! I will come back
my bias in BTS is actually V,
He's my ultimate bias
But sometimes, SUGA, ugh.
he's my bias wrecker. So it's either V or SUGA.
Mall tour? Wow.
I don't know if I'm that known yet.
But if people are willing to watch, then I will, if I ever go there
That's a hard one, what would you choose?
(I answered my own question -_-)
I only know two instruments, but I'm fine with it, I'm content.
Ummm. Actually, yeah I do.
His name is (mentions a KDrama lead's name)
Actually no. I'm just kidding, I don't.
I started playing the guitar when I was 14
when my kuya's, my cousins,
were all jamming amongst themselves, didn't include me.
I thought, I wanted to be in on it
so I asked them to teach me
they taught me the basic things
and then I YouTube-Tutorial-ed all the rest
For singing, I think I started singing when I was 2 years old.
I'm not really sure, but my mom says
we have some videos of me singing when I was two
So I believe it.
For the songwriting part, I'm not really sure
I'm not very confident about my songwriting
So I just keep 'em in my tiny notebook
and record it for myself, until I'm ready to release it to the world.
I started my youtube channel six years ago
for my mom who worked overseas
and she kinda wanted to see us while she was away
so I recorded videos for her
But after that, I started recording for myself
because it was fun
It became a hobby and pastime
that I thought was really fun
so I just kept doing it
I would title it...
FALSE HOPE.
"How do you even love...
...Do you always end up hurting?"
Enough said.
Y'all know my favorite singer is Leroy Sanchez
He's so good!
I saw him live recently, and oh my goodness
*sigh
MY HEARTEU <3
And I'm inspired by him
because he started from YouTube and basically,
did everything on his own
I mean, how cool is that, right?
I do watch KDramas, and my favorite one is Goblin
but let me know, you tell me
give me some KDrama recommendations
Someone you love, or someone who loves you?
Someone who loves you.
"Who am I going to love..." (I cry)
because???
Because!
it's easier to LEARN, to love someone who loves you...
than to force yourself,
on someone who can never love you back.
*music
(But what the heck do I know)
Tita (Auntie) asked,
"When will Sisa finally find Basilio and Crispin?" (characters from a book called Noli Me Tangere)
To honestly answer your questi
Just stop trying to find people, who don't want to be found...
You will never truly find them.
okay so last one
I don't know, (once you start it,)
JUST DO IT.
starting out, you don't really need
any expensive or fancy equipment
you just need your voice, your camera, and yourself
and you'll be good,
JUST DO IT.
That's all for today, guys!
Thank you so much for all the questions
and thank you so much for subscribing to my channel, YAY!
I really appreciate everything
I read all the comments, shares and mentions
and I appreciate every single one of them.
I may not be able to express my gratitude for every single comment
But I do appreciate everything!
thank you so much for watching
and I'll see you next time! (Who dis?)
SEE YOU!
Special thanks to my cousin Marcus for filming and editing!
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O Canada, You Look So Good Right Now - Duration: 1:32.
>> LISTEN TO THIS.
TACO BELL SAYS CUSTOMERS AGE 19 AND UP ARE GOING TO BE ABLE TO
BUY BEER STARTING IN JUNE.
THE FLAGSHIP STORE IN TORONTO WILL LIKELY BE THE FIRST.
>> AND NOW A MESSAGE FROM THE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE.
>> HEY, THERE.
LAST WEEK I TOLD YOU ABOUT CANADA LEGALIZING POT.
NOW WE'LL BE SERVING ALCOHOL ATICA NEIGHBORHOOD TACO BELLS.
BE COOL.
YES, WE ALL KNOW BEER GOES GREAT WITH MEXICAN FOOD.
NOW, TACO BELL HAS JUST TO START SERVING MEXICAN FOOD, INCLUDING
ALL BRANDS OF OUR CANADIAN BEER INCLUDING
INCLUDING >> SO NOW THAT WE'RE ALL GOOD,
I'M GOING TO TAKE A MOMENT TO ENJOY CANADA'S BEER IN THE MOST
CANADIAN WAY POSSIBLE.
THANKS, RYAN GOSLING.
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Overwatch: This Ana Is Literally Unbeatable (Hacking?) - Duration: 1:06.
Dayum.
Man, this guy does not die.
This guy is just not dying.
Finally.
Yes, yes, yes.
We can win this!
We can turn this around!!!
Yes!
Finally!
Nooo.
Damnit.
Give up.
Wow, it looks like we're not seeing that guy for New Years.
Wow, feels bad for that guy.
Let's just a second.
Let's just one moment of silence.
Please.
Go to SLEEP!
That guys is definitely dead.
I'm not even going to bother killing him.
Boom.
Man, I'm such a great healer.
My eyes are closed right now.
I'm not even looking.
I'm so clutch.
He about to die.
Not today.
No.
That's what's up.
They thought that they could kill him, but they didn't know.
Little did they know.
Ok, bye.
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DEF CON 24 - Mike Rich - Use Their Machines Against Them - Loading Code with a Copier - Duration: 30:27.
>> Alright, so. My name's Mike, thank you for coming to the talk, sorry for those... the
long delay there. They make us test our VGA to HDMI converters in the green room, but it turns
out that the green room equipment is not the same as the equipment in this room, so,
didn't work. Anyway, um, I'm going to talk about loading code from a copier. Now I've
mentioned this title sereval times over the weekend, you know with the blue badge people ask
me all the time what I'm talking about, so I had to disabuse some notions right away. I'm not
infecting the printers I'm talking about here, the scanners, by doing the firmware,
I'm using them as designed as a scanner and moving documents from the scanner to a target
workstation on a closed network and interpreting those documents in a way to draw binary files
onto the, uh, onto the target machine. So I just wanted to make sure you understood that
right away. Um, and this is a definitely an insider attack, this is for something I worked
on to do, um, work on a closed network to load arbitrary tools. Here's what I'm going to go
over, um, and it's, uh, it's a phased attack, and each step of the phase kind of changes the
amount of, uh, data I get per page on the scanner into the machine until I go from basic
just text, uh, analysis down all the way to getting about 80 kilobytes of data, uh, per page
onto a targetted machine So that's the different phases that we're going to go through that
all with you. So, the way this all started is I was at work on a closed network and it had a
collaboration portal on that network, and it was kind of Sharepoint based, kind of thing,
um, and it had these text entry boxes, like you can see here, um, and it didn't take me long
to discover that they are being uh, the data's being [inaudible] on the client side with some
javascript. And I was like "oh, well I bet I can beat that and put some cross site scripting
attacks on my colloaboration portal at work." Um, but, uh, and that's easy to do when
you're at home, right, when you're using your machine, you do something like Tamper Data,
or Burp Suite to intercept the call and modify it after its been through the javascript
modification. Um, but I didn't have any those tools available to me. So I said, I kept trying
to think through, what would I do to make this happen? I was like, well, um, like I said,
Tamper Data, Burp Suite to intercept the post call, don't have those, I could forge the
post call but I didn't have Perl or wget available to me, and eventually I came to the
conclusion that what I really wanted to know how to do was put whatever tool I wanted on this
machine without making anybody mad. Without getting caught, really. So um... [laughter] So,
uh, that's kind of where I ended up working on this particular problem. So these are the
conditions that I had to work with. I had a closed network, uh, sort of, right, there are no
really truly closed networks anywhere because they're basically not useful. Um, but
this is for all intents and purposes a closed, secure network. Uh, and this network
the USB ports are secured, monitored, sometimes they're physically locked, uh, CD use is
secured and monitored, typically from a, uh, a writing standpoint, not so much a
reading standpoint, but nonetheless it is monitored. Uh, there's a endpoint security
system on this, on my workstation, um, and, you know, it's generating logs for
everything I do down to the mouse click I guess, I don't know, but only certain things it
logs are gonna draw attention from any kind of security people, right? So I wanted to
avoid those things. There does exist a data transfer point between my... between a less
secure network that's closer to the internet than this secure network, um, but I didn't know
how it worked, um, I didn't know, um, what it logged, I didn't know what rules it had
per scanning, I didn't know who it alerted, and I wasn't really in the mood to try and keep
poking at it to see what I could figure out and raise my noise level til I got through what I
wanted to, um, because I didn't want to get fired, so... um, I didn't want to use that. And
basically its a Windows and Microsft Office environment. These are the tools I had
available when it got right down to it. I had Microsoft Office which provides access to Visual
Basic for applications. Uh, I had professional level printers and scanners, uh, that can, you
know, print and scan to a very fine level which is really useful for what I was doing, and
Adobe Acrobat with optimal character recognition is what I used. Alright, so first is
getting Excel into attack mode, and this is just turning on delevoper mode in Excel. Now,
you know, we all get those little pop ups that say "hey, don't, you know, don't run the
macros" that kind of stuff, or "do you want to approve these macros" but if you're the
insider writing the macros, that kind of is pointless, right? So, um, and, I call Excel 'attack
mode' because inside of Excel you can write arbitrary script, and Excel with Visual Basic for
applications can modify files at the byte level. Uh, and not only that, you can call arbitrary
DLL's with arbitrary functions, with arbitrary inputs to those functions. And that's an awful
lot of arbitrary for any insider to have available to them as an attack service. So I call it
putting Excel into 'attack mode', and it's not hard to do, and I'm sure you guys all know
how to do it, but you just go to the File, Options, you turn on Customized Ribbon, you turn on
the Developer checkbox, then you get a new ribbon on your Microsoft Excel, um, uh, page,
and you click the ribbon there and you click Visual Basic and then you would now have access
to a fully functional integrated development environment on your workstation. Now I think the
important point here is you're an unpriveleged user and you know have an integrated
development environment, and I know in many places the users who are developers, who
[inaudible] to write binaries, they, they get, you know, extra monitoring, they get extra
scrutiny. But the point is every user on a Microsoft Office based network, um, can do this, and
it's probably not being watched. So this is called putting, I call this putting Phase 0,
getting it set up. Now the next thing you want to do is you want to get an arbitrary script into
your Microsoft Excel. Um, and the way I do that is by, uh, printing it and scanning it,
basically. There's some, there's some tricks to it, uh, I'll show it you here, this is a Mac so
I'm gonna mess this up, but that's alright, let's see... So this is the script that I'm
gonna talk about a little bit later, this is a script is the Phase 1 of the attack. Um, and
you can see some things you need to do is you don't have any indentation, because indentation
on the OCR messes up the order of execution in the script. So that's not super useful. Um, and
a lot of other things will kind of go wrong here... um, when you do this. Now, um, let's see...
[inaudible] Alright, now, I would show you if my Windows machine were here, that I would
do this live here, I would just cut and paste this whole thing, so basically you scan this on
your work computer, your work scanner, you have it emailed to you, that's how the documents
get to you, you just, uh, you OCR it, you highlight it all, um, and then cut and paste it
into Visual Basic. Now let's see what happens if I do that here... of course Visual Basic
isn't turned on here, because this is not my machine, and I don't know how to do it on a...
[audience member yells] Yeah... I don't know how to do it on a Mac. Alright, so we're not gonna
do the scripts. Okay, so, um, I have some samples in my presentation though, so let's go
back to my presentation. Nope, no... so we're not gonna drop out of that anymore, okay...
Alright, um, so I talked about how you do it, you can print down to about 8pt font, you scan
it, no demo at the time, so let's skip it. Alright, so these are the screenshots from a
previous briefing I did on this, um, so when you drop it into Microsoft Excel Visual Basic it
doens't work exactly right, um, you can see here that these, uh, these lines here, these are all
comment lines. And uh, the comment deliminer has fallen off. So that's one kind of
error. Let's see, um, another error, common one, is right here, it gets rid of an equals
sign, uh, that happens quite a lot. And, let's see if I can find any of the function flow
ones... Nope, I don't see it. Um, other kind of weird errors that happen, um, sometimes it
interprets 1's as L's, so I had a, uh, I have a function called, uh, 'calculate checked',
'checksum', '1 byte', 'exclusive or', it turned in to 'L byte exlusive or', but it did that
for every instance of that word, so basically it would still work, even though it changed the
many names of the function, so that was kind of a happy failure. But you have to watch
out for all the, um, the change in the program flow. Then I wanted to go through [inaudible]
your stuff... um, you know, you'll still find more errors, when you go ahead and you click,
uh, you know, you click F5 to run it, you can see there's one highlighted right there, the
value is kind of in the middle of nowhere there, and um, not exactly sure where that came
from on this one... um, so, but it'll help you fix it. The bottom line is you can do this,
you can get an artibrary script into place, um, using a scanner without too much of a problem.
Now, um, you could also type them, if you took out the comment lines, my, the hex magic
stuff I'm gonna talk about in a second isn't that long, it's ony a few pages, so, um... but if
you had a really long complicated script you could get it in this way. Alright, so, the
goal is to use those methods I just talked about to make a script that will take an
arbitrary file, uh, encode it in binary, sorry, encode it in hex, um and make it so you can print
it out really nicely, um, and then take those to work and scan them. And why did I go with hex?
Well I did a bunch experiments, um, I found that I could get down to a much smaller, uh, size
font from a 12pt to 8pt so I could get more data on there between hex encoding and base64.
I didn't have any word length errors meaning when it goes through [inaudible] through the
document it interpreted the length of the words as it was supposed to be whereas base64,
about, you know, um, over 10% of my words got messed up with lengths, so like missing symbols
or added symbols. Um, transcription errors, uh, I didn't have any transcription
errors in my initial experiments, it, uh, it decoded every word correctly, every, um,
hex code correctly, whereas base64 there was a ton of errors. Um, now, other
experiments showed me that there are errors in, uh, in hex encoding, but they're usually
one for one, and they're usually really easy, so it means, it's like uh, an 8 goes to an S, and
it always does that, it always interprets 8's as S's, so it's easy to fix that, and it's also
easy to realize that an S is not a valid hex code, so if it's an S it's actually supposed to be
an 8. Uh, base64 that won't work, because almost every typable character is included in
the base64 encoding and so you can't tell where your errors are. You don't know what your...
what's going wrong, so I didn't like base64 encoding even though it gave me a lot more data per
page. So this is what it looks like when you encode a file, um, the script, the hex attacked,
which I would have loved to shown you running real time, um, will create this, and it
generates two columns. This is the data column, uh, the information in the file there,
and this is a 2 byte exclusive or checksum which I'll talk about here in a little bit. Um,
and then you just export those as a CSV file and print them, and you can take these pages and
scan them. And uh, transfer your data into your uh, into your closed network, as long as the
secretary's not watching you scan. Alright, um, so, I realized with hex encoding it
wasn't gonna be perfect, I was gonna have errors, so I built this kind of compact exclusive
or checksum in there. Now, the reason why I used it, it needed to be really small, 'cause every
byte I give over to my parody, my checksums, is another byte that I lose in data, and I
needed to get as much on a page as possible. So on with this 2 byte exclusive or, I was taking
a gamble that I wouldn't have that many collisions between, uh, failure modes to show that
the data would work. And it did work, um, and when you run the code if it can't match the
checksums it'll give you this little 'data is corrupt, cannot decode the data', um, and then
it'll highlight the offending line in red. Um, and, uh... I'm gonna have a hard time showing
you what I usually show... Now, the um, what you typically have to do here is... see. I'll do
this in a second. But, um, it's... you'd thing it'd be a pain in the butt to find these
broken lines in your printout, but it really isn't, you just take this, this exclusive or,
and you would find it in your Adobe document and find that line, and after you do this a
few times you realize there's a pattern to the failures. Uh, there's certain symbols that
show up, like tildes and stuff like that, and any dots that happen to be between the lines
of your actual printout, um, will cause errors. And so you learn to find them very fast, it
doesn't take very long to fix, even a large amount of hex data, um, using this method. Uh, and
now, since I'm briefing at defcon and I was warned that I have to have pictures of cats,
um, if you were to decode this hex code that generates this picture of an ocelot, this is
something I was working on at work, I didn't want to actually draw up a binary file, but I
figured a formatted file would work, so that's what that one does. Now when I really took
this... took this to the next step and I was going to use it to drop my DLL in place, um, I
discovered very quickly that it didn't work as well as I thought, I had quite a bit of
error, although it's only about 1% error, it's still a lot of problems to fix. And so I
discovered all of these kind of errors that you see here. You know B turns to 8 a lot, 1 to L,
5 to S, these kinds of things here. Um, and some of these are pretty bad, right, a B to a 8,
that's bad, because B's and 8's are valid hex code. Um, 1 to L's, not a problem, 5 to S is
not a problem, D to 0 or O, that can be a problem, and 6's, uh, get changed. So I came up with
some alternative characters that actually show up in the printouts. Um, we get, I used a
hash mark for a B and question mark for a D, and I just chose them because they didn't look
like anything else. So I thought that they would OCR pretty well, and I was right, they did work
really good. Um, and I auto replaced the other major errors and then, um, I put strong
visual indicators in the, uh, in the decoding, to show you where your problems are. Um, the only
thing I can show you about that right now is the one you already saw, the red one, um, but when I
did this with my actual DLL I only had 1 manual correction in 1210 lines of text. That's
about, like, 19 pages of decoded text. Um, and so it worked out really well. Um, uh, I think I
can show you, maybe I can try to show you... Let's see, I did open it, where did it go... Yeah
so here is, um... Nope, nope... there we go, okay. Alright so you can see here here's the, uh,
2 byte exclusive or, and here's the data line with the uh, the questions for the D's and hash
marks for the B's, and I don't think I can find the easy to see errors real quick, but uh...
Nope... I can't do it fast enough. So, it'll scan pretty well. Alright, does anyone know
how to make Powerpoint come back to the slide you just left? [audience member yells] Say
again? [audience member yells] I'm on it. [audience member yells] Alright, there we go.
Thank you. Alright. Okay, so the hex attack is really, uh, super reliable. You really can get
data very easily onto a machine and its not gonna fail, uh, pretty much at all. And you can,
if you really had to, you can enter in by hand. You can type in those hex lines if you really
wanted to, um, and uh, I know it get's kind of tedious after 19 pages but if you didn't have a
scanner available you could do this and still get arbitrary binaries on your system. The bad
part is it does have a low data density, about 3.6 kilobytes of data per page, and I put some
common tools here... No, go back... Put some common tools here between PowerSploit,
Mimikatz, like 200 pages of data, you would be trying to scan at work, so that would
probably raise some flags. Um, so that's a little... little too much. Um and there's no
exfiltration compression advantage. If you wanted to remove a binary file from this
closed network and print it out in hex code and take it home and recreate it, um, you wouldn't
really be able to do it, um, with any kind of real, uh, compression. If that file was
3.6 kilobytes long and you printed it, it probably would be a page long and you're not
getting any real benefit, unless it's an unprintable, uh, document. So, I needed to do
better. And so I got to thinking. "What... how could I possibly put more data on a
page? How could... if there was just some technology somewhere that would allow me to encode
data black and white, 2 dimensionally on a piece of paper at the pixel level, what
could I possibly use?" Well yeah, so, it didn't take me too long to figure out that there's
an awful lot of 3D Barcode stuff out there. And so I went with uh, some barcode experiments.
First I had to practice with data matrices, I wanted to see how close I could get them down,
um, and I just took this big one you see here and I kept shrinking it using Powerpoint,
um, and saving it as an image, until it got to the point where the lines between the data bits
started to blur and it wouldn't work anymore. Um, and I just tried to see how small I get get
onto a page that way. But I kept thinking about it, um, and with the amount of error correction
built into most 2 dimensional barcodes, I was only getting to about 20 kilobytes of data per
page. Um, they have about 60% error correction, it depends on the, uh, barcode, but it's
because they're designed for machine purposes. They're designed for low light. They're
designed for weird orientation, for people using cell phones, um, and that's a different
design problem that I've got, where I'm basically taking the sheet, putting it on a scanner
that scans very well, in a, in a perfect environment, and I control the orientation from the
get-go. So, I thought about, well, maybe I can make it better. I took some features
from, uh, from these barcodes, timing lines in order to help locate the data and Reed-Solomon
error correction, but I was like "I can make it better for my purposes", so lo and behold I
generated the 8 and a half by 11 inch big barcode. [audience reacts] And that's what it looks
like. Um, and with that I can get, um, about 85 kilobytes of data per page. And this is what
it looks like up close when you zoom in, it has the timing line on all 4 sides, um, and it has
the data, I caught the data, meet in the middle. And if I print that image at about 72
dots per inch I can get about 88 bytes of information accross a single pixel line. Um, and uh,
[inaudible] is a bit, right, I mean that's an off bit, those are on bits, um, and uh, and I
get about 80 kilobytes of data on a page. So I was pretty happy with that, um, and, so
interpreting it, uh, I basically, I start with a raster scan going across the image
until I find the top, uh, top left most timing mark, and then I kind of stop, and from there I
do a thing which I, uh, technically call 'wiggle fit', where I've got my mask and I put
it over the timing mark that I found, and I just keep moving it around until I find the most
black part of it, because you can see it when they scan, the edges get pretty, uh, fuzzed
out. That was cool, the thing got all big, anyway, um, and so I wanted to find the most black
part, so, so what it does, it moves the masks around... it finds the mask that has the most
dark, it picks a center point and move across to the next timing line, uh, timing mark,
and it just finds the center of the next timing mark, and it works very well, and it, I do
this on all 4 sides. And in the end I end up with this, uh, where each of the centers are...
are indicated, and, um, and then you end up with a, just a bunch, a grid of intersections for each
of these lines, you know, matching, this mark with the one all the way at the bottom, uh,
makes a straight line, this... this guy here matched all the way to the right makes a
straight line, I calculate the intersections and at the... at the intersection of each one is
a data pixel, and I pick the... I pick the data off that pixel, and I decide whether it's an on
bit or an off bit. Um, and it works fairly well, I do get some errors, I didn't expect it to be
perfect, my first test runs I ended up with something like this, this is a heat map, all
the black is, uh, bits that were read correectly in my scan, uh, these red ones here are bad
bits, and there's a couple of outliers, there's one here, there's a couple over here, um,
and this is what I really expect it to look like, uh, since I start in the upper left I
figured it would start getting bad by the bottom right. Turns out I wasn't really correct, um,
when I took the 8 and a half 11... 11, uh, document, I get this big heat problem in the
middle here. And, um... stop that... So, the uh, the big problem here is this is a lot of
error... Can't see the error? The red mark? [audience member yells] Yeah, okay, so imagine
red marks where I'm circling. [laughter] Uh, and I was afraid you weren't going to be able to
see it, um, when I was thinking of doing this brief, and then, sorry, but... So there's a bunch
of red marks in there kind of clustered. Now, the problem is I have to adjust my error
encoding, on the, um, on the... on the big barcode to handle the worst error, not the best error.
So, if you were able to see it, you would be amazed at how clean it is up here, and you would be
astounded at how nice it is around here, but you see this giant red stuff in the middle,
and that's what I have to base my error correction on, which causes a lot of data loss in
parody bytes. So, I knew needed... I knew I needed error correction. I knew it wasn't
going to work, so I went with Reed-Solomon forward error correction, and I, turns out I
don't understand Reed-Solomon foward error correction at all, and I don't understand the math
behind [inaudible] finite fields either. So I was like, well, I don't want to do this stuff from
scratch, I'm just going to find a library, there's lots of libraries out there, from
forward erasure correction and forward error correction, except, the pawn test I
discovered that the majority of the forward error correction ones I found out there just
don't work. I don't know who's writing these opaque API libraries that I can't figure
out and... I actually contacted university professors and they couldn't figure out, um, but...
but stop it. If you're going to put something out there make sure it works. So, but there's a
lot of forward erasure correction libraries out there, so I decided to go with forward
erasure correction to see if I could use it. Now the problem is forward erasure correction is
for a... a data stream, where the, uh, your missing data, that doesn't make it to the receiver.
That's what it's really for. Um, and it works a bit like this. You have a... you have, uh, some
data and you separate it into blocks, you assign a parody byte to each block, parody bytes to
each block, and then if one of those blocks turns up missing, um, you use the parody bytes in
the remaining blocks to recreate the, the missing block, and that's how forward erasure
correction works. Now my problem is not missing data, my problem is corrupted data. So I decided
"well what if I, uh, did a checksum and if the checksum didn't match I consider that
block dead and I just take it out. So that's what I did. I got my block of data, and my pardody
data, and then I've got my checksum for the whole thing, and if one of the one of the
parody bytes turns bad, or if one of the checksums is bad, then I ignore that block and try
and recreate it. But it didn't work. Um, it uh, I had too many collisions and so it was
actually trying to recreate the, uh, missing data with corrupt data, and the math will still
work and it will generally generate a corrupted response, generate a corrupted file. So it
just didn't work. So I knew I had to go do forward error correction, and forward error
correction is for corrupted data. So you have a word of data, you separate it into
bytes... um, you add parody bytes to that data... um, if 2 of your bytes go bad, you can
use 2 parody bytes to find the bad data, and then 2 parody bytes to correct it, and it
works very well. And this is what I needed. But like I said the problem was there weren't
any working libraries out there for me to use. Uh, so I had to write one, um, much against my
will. Uh, but I found this really good Python, uh based, uh, library at Wikiversity, and
line for line I just recreated it in C, basically, C++, until I got the thing working, and it
was a lot of debugging, and pain and suffering involved in there, but I finally got it working,
um, and uh, and this is what I had to do to get Reed-Solomon forward error correction working
for my big barcode. Alright... so, um, because of the big heat map of error in the middle that
I told you about that you couldn't see, but you're just going to have to trust me, um, I
needed about 45% error correction for it to work, um, which means I only got about 47
kilobytes of data per page. Which resulted in, um, uh, you know, it's order of magnitude
better, so PowerSploit you can get it in 18 pages versus 232, so you can really get, really
start moving some data now. You have a good, kind of, uh, compression advantage over the
previous method. And, uh, the demo is awesome, it really is, so... [laughter] Uh... uh, I'll
show you how it all works, I'll show you how you use a script... [clears throat] ...and the DLL
to open the, uh, um... uh, to... to create the barcodes and to interpret them and I do live
drops of everything, so, yeah, it's, uh... it was really good in my room, you guys should have
been there last night. Alright, um, but, so I decided to give myself a grade on how this went
for me, um, so my goal was to install PowerSploit on a machine, uh, that didn't have it
on it, using these methods, and not using magnetting media. So, just some grades. Interpret a
page sized barcode, yeah, I could do it. Um, the Reed-Solomon encoder decoded,
uh, I was able to make it work, uh, eventually, um, there's a yellow mark there and I'll talk
about that in a second. Um, I built the library, I caught side loading, uh, I was able to get
the payload dedcoded onto my target machine except because it was like 18 pages of data I just
made a portion of PowerSploit, so it was only 3 pages long, um, so I only gave myself a yellow
on that, or I guess a orange. Um, the hex encoder works, I was able to implace the library I
used in the OCR method, and I was able to generate... write my DLL, hex encode it and drop it
on my target machine so that I could read my big barcodes, it all... it all works, after
much... much effort. Um, just take my word for it. So, um... so the POCOC status and the
constant stuff I learned from this, was that, uh, standard office tools provide a lot of
power to the user. Um, that, you know, maybe you're not fully aware of. We, uh, basically the
user can code, the system is not secure, but the bottom line is any user a Microsoft based
machine can code. Um, and that, uh, is a big attack surface to pay attention to, and a
determined insider can do it. Um, and you can use an office input output systems for
creative purposes that weren't intended, and that no one's really monitoring. Uh, no one's
really monitoring the printing and scan load even of the secure network that I was using, um,
they're not watching for information to come in this way. Uh, so, it just provides a, uh,
kind of a hole there, to kind of squeeze throught. Alright, some future branch research. I'd like
to reduce the size of the big barcode DLL, the sideload DLL, it was, uh, 19 pages of hex
code, I'd like to make that a lot smaller, um, size optimization is not really my
thing, but that's something that, uh, I could, uh, work on. The error rates, uh, I was... I
made an expirement to add more timing lines into my big barcode thinking it would help with the
error rates, for reading the big barcode, and I was 100% incorrect, it actually messed it
up. Um, and I still don't know why, it doens't make any sense, but I'd like to improve the
error rates so that I can use less parody bytes. But, um, this next line is the real key. If I
can use, pardon me... If I can use 2 to the 16th Reed-Solomon encoding, I can do a lot better.
Um, so, Reed-Solomon encoding it at 2 to the 8th means that your code words are 255 bytes long
and it has to include your parody bytes, so you have to base your error... on, the
amount of error you're expecting at 255 bytes, and because of the invisible heat map, um, the, I
have to plan that for the high error areas, not the... not the, not the really nice areas. 2 to
the 26th Reed-Solomon encoding means that I can have a, uh, a code word 135 kilobytes long
which is longer than my page, um, and I only get about 1% of error across that page as a
whole, so I wouldn't need very many parody bytes at all if I could use, um, 2 to the 16th
Reed-Solomon encoding, but I coudn't get that math to work, um, and, uh, it also runs much
much slower, and so running experiments to debug it was taking me too long. So, I didn't
keep pursuing that, but if I get that working, it would improve the amount of data I can put on
each page by quite a bit. Um, if I could add color to the big barcode, um, instead of just
black and white, you know, I did a 4 color experiment to see is that why I'm only using, uh, you
know, 4 blips instead of 8 to... to find my bytes, uh, I was able to get it to work, but there was
a lot of error and... and decoding color from a scan, quite frankly, um, but I think
it's an area for future research. Uh, and also I got real excited about using Excel
to mess with things, um, though Visual Basic for applications is kind of a... pain, um, the, uh,
it is powerful. Uh, the ability to write at the byte level means you can do anything with it you
want, making a hex editor out of Visual Basic for applications would be super wasy, I started
with that a little bit, um, steganographic encoder decoder, to, you know, I did that
already, so I could send stuff... myself stuff to work, um, that's easy to do. Restoring
the command prompt, if you're on a machine where the command prompt's locked down by the
security policy, it's just a matter of flipping a byte to get make work again, um, and you can
do that with Excel, and I don't know for sure, but I think you can get [inaudible] some direct
reflect DLL injection. Um, uh, as well. Messing with the way... Excel calls DLL's, and now, I
don't think any of this stuff is Earth shatterring new, I mean, people have been running macro
viruses forever, and they're, you know, all back and vogue now, um, but the, uh... this is
from the perspective of an insider being able to just do these things to your machine,
um, and it's something I think you need to watch out for. Um, I don't think I... can show you
much more, unfortunately, let's see... I really wish I could show you the demo. Um... let's
see. So here's some stuff that, looks like it's left over when I was practising. Let's see if I
can open this here real quick... [inaudible] Yep, you guys are watching me mess up this guy's
computer right here. [mumbling] Ah, what the heck's the... text editor, there you go. Alright,
uh, this thing here, I don't know if you guys can read it and I don't know if I can zoom in...
Nope. Say again? [audience member yells] It's amazingly hard to hear people down... from
down there... [laughs] Uh, I don't know if you can read it or not... a little bit... it
dropped a, ah, this data file gets dropped when you do a encoding with big barcode, and,
uh, these are the important parts here. You have to have this, encoded data length, and
you have to have the md5 sum in order to decode it with the big barcode on the backside. You
have to provide those as inputs to your... to your script. Um, so that's important there, uh...
Uh... when you decode the DLL it also drops this file here, which is a prototype for using the
DLL, um, because... Visual Basic is very very picky about how DLL's are called and used, so,
uh, this gives you the prototype for it, and this is all, um, in the... it's supposed to be in
the materials that are delivered with the brief. Um, so that's really about it, um, I'm sorry
that the... my machine was too old in order to use these super fancy, uh, screens, um... and
that's kind of all I've got. Any questions? Alright, thank you guys very much. [applause]
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They have sent you a letter
To come back home to play
But to your dismay
This isn't your day
For the happy fun time
Has begun to fade
Watch as we reanimate
Our corpses you abandoned
We're dismantled
We're mishandled
But we won't be skipped and swayed
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YOU TRAITOR
HEY
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UP
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TONIGHT
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TONIGHT
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Immortalized
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TONIGHT
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Episode Ten
don't drink so much cola, it's not good for your health
why
you'll know when you grow up
coming! the last dish
perfect
it's finally time to eat
wait
there's another classmate not here
Lin Meng?
(he's) here
I'll go. I'll go. I'll go open the door.
Rongrong
why is it you? why are you here?
I... I came here
I invited him here for dinner
come come come, enter
welcome our classmate Gu Han
come. sit sit sit
good. now everyone's here
it's time to eat
I'm really happy everyone could come to my house for dinner today
come, let's all drink
come
here. eat eat eat
these are all my specialty dishes
even though there were some problems with today's match
but in the end, we still managed to gain victory
so I want to toast our upperclassman and a flirt, Shen Yan
thank you Rongrong
why are you calling me a flirt again?
here here here, I, as a flirt, toast you
here xiao Bai, your favorite chicken
yes yes yes, this is my best dish
here here here, Lu Yin here, eat some too
whenever you two see chicken, you get so happy
achieving victory in the game today
wasn't only because of me
if Gu Han hadn't shown up on time, we wouldn't have been able to win
here Gu Han, I toast you
Yan ge, you don't have to say that
all of this, is what I should do
it was already what you're supposed to do
Rongrong
please call me goddess
Rongrong, last time
I got too hot-headed
and treated you in a way I shouldn't have
I'm not asking for your forgiveness
but I want...
to apologize to you
you really don't know how to speak, do you?
it's only because of Shen Yan that I'm here today eating at the same table as you
just drop it. I don't want to say anything
what happened, happened.
you saying sorry doesn't resolve anything
Rongrong
just don't mention the things in the past
Gu Han knows he's wrong
then what do you want in order for you to...
to forgive me
no matter what, I'll never forgive you
unless...
unless what?
unless you disappear from my sight forever
and I'll never see you again
just then, I might be able to forget you
okay, that's it
talking about this is ruining everyone's moods
and coincidentally, I'm not feeling too well today
so I won't stay here with you guys, I'm going back first
you guys keep eating
Rongrong
um... you guys eat
I'll go check up on Rongrong
okay, you go
c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, let's eat
let's just let the past pass by
c'mon, everyone eat eat
try my special dishes
everyone eat
eat more vegetables
Xiao Mo
here, cheers
I can't drink
Lu Yin
here here here
how about we drink?
you should drink less
yeah, okay
so it seems today
I shouldn't have come
no wonder
none of you like me much
all of this... was my fault
I'll drink three as self-punishment
Gu Han
don't overthink it
they probably just can't undo the knots in their hearts right now
after a while, it'll be okay
the knot in a heart is easy to undo
but if a heart has been poisoned
then it won't be as easy to undo
Lu Yin, don't be so insensitive
today...
I feel like
I'm really not a good person in any of your hearts
the beer, I drank a lot of
the food, I also ate
I think later, when I'm drunk...
I'm going to say more and more things
and I'll say a few words that are hard to listen to
and make you guys like me even less
right?
after this glass, I'll leave
Gu Han
you guys keep eating
Gu Han
you can't drive since you're drunk
I just feel a bit dizzy
then what? how about Xiao Mo see me off?
I'll see you off
you also drank, you can't drive
Xiao Mo
see me off
yes, you see me off
I'll leave now
it's fine, be careful okay?
then we'll eat
don't waste it. the whole table filled with food.
why would you bring Gu Han here?
um...
it's not good to drive when drunk, I'll help you call a taxi
there's no need
I'll tell you the truth
I'm not drunk at all
the reason I wanted you to see me off
is because I have something to say to you
to me?
what?
your sister
don't talk to me about this
it's her who doesn't forgive you, talking to me is no use
just give up, I can't help you
fine
I don't care if you listen or not
I still have something to say to you
I don't want to hear it
it doesn't have anything to do with your sister
even if you don't want to know, I still want to tell you
what is it?
no matter what you think
I want to tell you
be careful of the person who sleeps next to you
what person who sleeps next to me?
what is that?
I'm not drunk
you don't have to get me a taxi
I can return by myself
you can go back
I'm leaving
xiao Bai
why are you here?
xiao Mo, let's go
auntie Hua
why are still working so late?
it's not that late. I'm old, it's harder to fall asleep early
have you eaten yet?
I ate already
then how was the basketball match today?
why are you asking these questions?
no reason, I'm just randomly asking
auntie Hua, today's match was successful
that's good, that's good
then auntie Hua, I'm going upstairs to rest
auntie Hua
that box... what is it?
how come I've never seen it before?
oh, this thing?
a few days ago, I saw that you felt upset
and so I went to find a fortune teller
he said you probably touched something unclean
so I bought this to cleanse the house
it can cleanse?
I've never believed in these types of things
xiao Han, don't say things like that
these types of things... they only work if you have faith, not if you don't
it won't be good if you disrespect the spirits
and see, it's been home for two days
and your mood has been pretty good
but that fortune teller did say
this box can just be left on top on the altar
can't touch it and definitely can't open it
that's too exaggerated. okay then auntie Hua, I'll go up and rest
you should go and rest soon too
be careful of the person who sleeps next to you
right right right
just like in the movies
something something palm
Buddha's divine palm
Buddha's divine palm
Buddha's divine palm
don't think I won't dare to kill you
Gu...
Gu Han
Gu Han
Gu Han
Gu Han
Gu Han
Gu Han
I'm right here
Gu Han
I'm inside the box
hurry, help me open it
Gu Han
who are you?
I am from a Fairy Clan
I was stabbed in the back
and now remain only as a sliver of a deficient soul
I understand your feelings
and I am willing to help you resolve your troubles
what?
you want to help me?
how?
I only exist in the sea of your thoughts
when you run across troubles
I will attach to your body and solve your troubles
attach to my body?
that's...
Xiao Mo
what is it?
you're not talking at all. did you not sleep well last night
he just has something on his mind
I don't, I don't
how could he have something on his mind
even from a young age, he's been short a few straws
simple-minded
oh right, Xiao Mo
Gu Han was drunk yesterday, how did he get home?
he...
drove home himself
why talk about that guy again?
destroying my mood and my appetite
Rongrong don't be like that
we're all classmates
he even apologized yesterday
why don't we be friends like before
don't. I wasn't friends with him before
and I won't be friends with him now
the match this time was really strange
this Gu Han, he wasn't seen during the game, but he appeared at a critical moment
don you think it's obvious that it was all set up by him
Gu Han... he is usually a narrow-minded person
but he's not as bad as you guys make him out to be
what benefits could that have had for him
benefits?
there doesn't have to be benefits
he just despicable
or he's trying to win people over
I feel like...
you should go that far
what are you doing? are you on his side or mine?
I'm just being objective
objective, my ass
can you stop always hitting my head?
no I can't
why?
I've gotten used to it
how am I supposed to change my habit just like this
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