from: Claire Ashecroft <redacted> to: Naomi Bradleigh <redacted> date: 2101-03-13 23:58 subject: Network Site Updates Nims: I've given some thought to how you can discreetly report to your handlers now that they've disabled your implant's Witness Protocol daemon. As we discussed, keeping a plain text journal has always been an option. The hard part is ensuring that your handlers get an updated copy every so often. I think I've hit upon a solution, but first I'm going to remind you of how your network site currently works for context, in case you've forgotten because you had more pressing concerns. Your site runs on a virtual Unix host, which we both access over SSH. I've already hardened the host so that root has no remote login, and so that neither of us can login without a public key authorized by the host. Furthermore, anybody who attempts to access port 22 (SSH) from an unauthorized IP address gets redirected to port 443 (HTTPS). My suggestion is that we create accounts for your handlers and lock them so that all they can do is download a copy of your journal via sftp. Once that's done, you can periodically upload your surveillance journal when updating your site. Just include an encrypted tarball containing the latest version when updating your public journal, and put it in /home/nbradleigh/web/. I'll update the cron job that builds your site so that it first copies the tarball to your handlers' home directories. I'll then update your site's makefile to exclude the tarball. Since your site is actually served from /var/www/htdocs/ the general public won't be able to read your private journal unless the site is compromised. I can do the setup as soon as I have your handlers' IP addresses and SSH pubkeys. -- Claire Ashecroft <redacted> "People who think sex is a pain in the arse need more lube."
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from: Naomi Bradleigh <redacted>
to: Claire Ashecroft <redacted>
date: 2101-03-14 08:02
subject: Re: Network Site Updates
Thanks, Claire. You should find attached a tarball containing IP
addresses and SSH public keys for my handlers. Please make the
necessary arrangements to ensure that they can download copies of my
surveillance journal at their convenience.
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Naomi Bradleigh
<redacted>
I don't know anything about music. In my line you don't have to.
-- Elvis Presley
PS: Are you using a shell script to generate your email signature
again? I hope for your sake that this is the case, and that you are
not sharing hard-won experiential wisdom.