Pictured: Hacker "blowfish" utilizing dialburn prior to FBI apprehension, resulting in law enforcement finding no recoverable evidence.

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Usage

Server

Execute bin/dialburn-server on a box to serve as a beacon to all dialburn boxes

Twilio

1. Register a Twilio account
2. Acquire a number
3. Under said number's management, configure the dialburn-server box as a webhook (default port is '37373', default path being '/shut/it/down/charlie/brown', you can change these in common/globals.go, why didn't i implement a loadable config? fuck you that's why)
4. Webhook will look something like "http://db.supernets.org:37373/shut/it/down/charlie/brown"

Nodes

On any boxes you want destroyed on call, execute bin/dialburn -s <server ip|fqdn>, the '-d' flag can be added for a dry run

Execution

Gill on your case? Call your Twilio number and dial 6-6-6 when connected

<gill> tell us everything you know about MRCHATS

<[blackhat4lyfe]blowfish> i want my lawyer

<greg> you get one phone call

<[blackhat4lyfe]blowfish> that's all i need...

Credit

shoutout sad for the idea