Another captured nonprofit? It was implemented originally by the US government for agents and reporters (also agents) in other countries. Why allow OS identification, well Linux users make up 5% of computer users, and most privacy, anonymity users are using…
I had done some searches because I had noticed the German Tor Node problem, but leave it to the OPSEC Bible to have a blog post on the issue. I’ve never noticed too many Netherlands Tor Nodes, but I would…
A fascinating talk on how the FBI ran an encrypted cellular phone network for organized crime and drug traffickers. The interesting bit I thought was they came close to surveilling the messaging in the United States, but the DOJ squashed…
Looking through the OPSEC Bible, they had some sties, YouTube channels and podcasts that are shadowbanned for their OPSEC content. Let that sync in, the big tech companies working closely with the government are trying to hide OPSEC content from…
An interesting Darknet blog site with information on operational security. A lot of people are involved in Darknet markets (illegal drugs mostly), but the concepts and techniques to stay private and anonymous are solid and tested. The cost of failure…
This is a good recap of your medical records and how this data is shared and incentivized by the government. The white coat agents of the medical and pharmaceutical wealth transfer scheme are not your friends out to help and…
I’m not fond of the Bitcoin ETF funds and institutional banking companies manipulating the price, but as the financial collapse looms, people are looking for places to offset losses. At present Bitcoin is $117,897, having hit $118,000 overnight. And Bitcoin…
A very interesting report on how the big telecommunication companies allow(ed) the government and themselves to identify Tor users for years. If you really wanted to protect yourself for whistleblowing or journalism with a real threat to your life or…
Pay attention to how AI was used to persuade users to change opinions in a r/changmyview, and they were roughly 18% effective verses humans being a little more than 2% successful. I’ve been saying AI was about propagandizing people given…
It’s hilarious how Lunduke is going in on this guy, but he has it coming having called others Nazi’s who were not, especially with these skeletons sticking out of his closet. And this is pretty sick that he was raping…
First, Bitcoin has a public ledger, though it just gives addresses related to your private key. But you can follow the flow of transactions, and at present it is not privacy respecting (yet). Each transaction has source addresses and payment…
This is a really good overview of XLibre, X.Org and Wayland, and why the window manager is important to us normal GNU/Linux users.
