due to the worm situation and no one contacting. i am aware more of the worm in areas of hacker's intent. the worm changed in november for the first time 2 days after a danielle arrested for altering data and selling p2p.com which was at the begining and the name matched. i know more about this worm and i now see msft and dns joint forces in my machine. so maybe something is now being done and someone listening.
this is the situation and idea. due to the root certificate situation and attemps for a new system, i went through in my head every possible secure system, and thought it would be a great idea to have a blog to share ideas. maybe yall found one already and im late, but ill still display. knowing the worm and loopback interception and creation and nonvalidcation outside the intercept, any fake cookie will not be enough. even if the hacker cant get in, this worm has a 2nd machine so to speak that hides in kernel after altering device drivers and bios and f irmware. also by checking my active sessions where the hacker failed to hide, had an ip address that showed a list of hundreds of certificates including banks. the best idea i got so far(note im not as smart as yall) is where the certificate would have to do 4 things. it would have to go to the security site that gave it permission, then go to the site trying to access, and then a program(exe) would have to be involved so no further interception can happen. each of these sites would have part of an encryption code that will only work when all sites involved are added together.
then the hacker could still go into memory and use assembly langage to overide the block if failed. in my past programming, i added the security situation in different parts of the program and also used a timer to call to see how it was validated. if this doesnt happen and the hacker rerouted, it would put the block back on and secure more. im just an amature trying to help where needed. no one contacted me that could have prevented these hackings and i even had the shutdown code...
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but i would suggest a block where IT techs if all else can share their ideas and figure ways around it so it can be improved.