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Here's the introduction! After accessing a level of (SCADA type= SDN network...) you send a worm to wireless routers, why so simple? Because routers work on CW carrier, meaning that has a multipath propagation to reach the receivers, that frequencies paths might find lenghts..and so, then it complicates a little, and then they placed filters for protecting interference...and so on...but my code (!!!???) is only the most simple thing in the world...morse code! when you cross the overflow with arp attack having the same playtime of packets send and send back...you are inside...you drop "any" morse code...taking from any stupid sample...because morse code, has a specific noise carrier, that creates intersymbol interference...meaning...it will distorce the signal (any Gz)and all the subsequence symbols will be affected, reset all machines responses...in scientific terms " the spreading of the pulse beyond its allotted time interval causes it to interfere with neighboring pulses"....simple as this!
Here's the introduction! After accessing a level of (SCADA type= SDN network...) you send a worm to wireless routers, why so simple? Because routers work on CW carrier, meaning that has a multipath propagation to reach the receivers, that frequencies paths might find lenghts..and so, then it complicates a little, and then they placed filters for protecting interference...and so on...but my code (!!!???) is only the most simple thing in the world...morse code! when you cross the overflow with arp attack having the same playtime of packets send and send back...you are inside...you drop "any" morse code...taking from any stupid sample...because morse code, has a specific noise carrier, that creates intersymbol interference...meaning...it will distorce the signal (any Gz)and all the subsequence symbols will be affected, reset all machines responses...in scientific terms " the spreading of the pulse beyond its allotted time interval causes it to interfere with neighboring pulses"....simple as this!
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