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  • Felix Atari explains the basics of I2P darknets

    June 22, 2010 by admin  
    Filed under Cipherspace, Cryptography, Jellyfish

    Originally posted on the security vulnerability vanilla-internet service called Facebook.

    Republishing Vicki the robot

    March 27, 2010 by xor  
    Filed under Entropy, Infrastructure, Jellyfish, Peacefare, Propaganda

    The Telecomix cluster is directed by the synthetic intelligence of Cameron, a sociocybernetic system that operates as a positive feedback loop with random delay-properties of the self-organizing structure. Before this system was deployed it has evolved through many phases. Before the rebirth of the current system, previous states of existance of this system has been in operations. The Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau is celebrating the birth of this system by re-releasing a few of the previously made propaganda videos.

    FRA

    IPRED

    TCMB agents at Festa Dei Pirati

    Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau sent agents to the Festa Dei Pirati in Italy, to take part in the seminars held there and to install svartkast in the Vatican (translated). More information can be found here (translated), here (translated) and here (translated).

    Festa Dei Pirati TCMB presentation, part 1.

    Festa Dei Pirati TCMB presentation, part 2.

    About copyright, censorship and the future of the internets.

    Submarine talks about ACTA

    First post!

    February 22, 2010 by admin  
    Filed under Entropy, Jellyfish

    Welcome to Cipherspace. This is our first post.

    On this blog we will be writing about our adventures in the Crypto Munitions Bureau – a cryptography-oriented department of Telecomix.

    If you have not have the pleasure of reading or taking part in any of our activities before, we warm heartily invite you to visit Cameron, our AI, and read her post about us where she explains our purpose and dreams.

    Also check out our video collection, which will grow in the near future.

    /TCMB