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Ms-J··on AT&T, Verizon blocking release of Salt Typhoon security assessment reports
It's hilarious that the Chinese, plus a whole boat load of other countries, plus a bunch of individuals and groups, all have access to the communications spying system.

At this point the only person without access to it is you!

It blows my mind that some individuals have allowed politicians to put these systems in place to spy on everyone.

The only purpose for these spy devices is to collect blackmail and wait until the person either becomes either important or the government wants to do parallel construction on a court case.

There is absolutely no need for anyone to spy on another persons conversation. We have had encrypted messaging for many years and the world keeps turning.

Ms-J··on AT&T, Verizon blocking release of Salt Typhoon security assessment reports
Certainly these devices exist and are installed daily to further steal our info, but are you sure these devices weren't DPI boxes? If you could give a little more detail I might know since I've worked with this type of equipment.
Ms-J··on A case study in PDF forensics: The Epstein PDFs
They are not. Completely different groups.
Ms-J··on ICE seeks industry input on ad tech location data for investigative use
Here is another example of ICE directly working with Israeli Spyware companies.

"What Is ICE Doing With This Israeli Spyware Firm?"

https://www.msn.com/en-us/technology/software/what-is-ice-do...

The abuse to us normal people has to stop before we really organize and fix things.

Ms-J··on ICE seeks industry input on ad tech location data for investigative use
ICE will need to hit up Israel for that data.

Israeli companies are constantly working on spyware and advertising technologies.

Take a look at abominations such as the product Sherlock produced by Insanet:

https://www.theregister.com/2023/09/16/insanet_spyware/

https://cyberjustice.blog/2024/01/22/sherlock-the-terrifying...

There are loads of others.

Ms-J··on A case study in PDF forensics: The Epstein PDFs
Stylometry works. I've seen it used it cases where the individual was identified from a group.

One thing that is telling about the Epstein case study is how long it has stayed in public view. Pizzagate, which involved more powerful people, was shut down faster than I've ever seen for anything else. I still remember and have archived the more extreme content it's sick.

Ms-J··on I built a search engine to index the un-indexable parts of Telegram
Is this only a directory of some Telegram bots?

The title is misleading in the way a person would think you could search Telegram such as: https://oksearch.me/

Search for groups, channels, bots, posts, messages, videos, and images across Telegram.

Ms-J··on Why more companies are recognizing the benefits of keeping older employees
It is sad when the people who are in charge can't recognize such an important role. I'm so sorry this happened to you, and if you can, keep mentoring. At a time when juniors are struggling more than in the past you could be the one to really help.
Ms-J··on Archive.today is directing a DDoS attack against my blog
Thanks so much for the tip.

Placing the link for others:

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Fingers crossed that it works!

Ms-J··on Data Brokers Can Fuel Violence Against Public Servants
Why would we care more about public servants than regular people? Regular citizens need their info protected, not government servants.

If you are working in the public sector, your info will be completely out there. That is how a functioning government works with accountability.

Ms-J··on Archive.today is directing a DDoS attack against my blog
Archive sites are very important for freedom due to many different entities out there attacking sites and getting them taken down.

Unfortunately Archive.today complies with these attack requests in some situations, but is still usually better than others.

Ms-J··on xAI joins SpaceX
This. National security is one of the most abused phrases of all time.

Many companies could simply cease to exist tomorrow, including Spacex and Starlink, and the world would go on. Frankly for the better in a lot of cases.

Ms-J··on xAI joins SpaceX
I'm not endorsing merely listing, but yes Blue origin.

You are correct about the issues of navigating the DoD but that isn't a reason to accept these assholes the process needs to be open to normal companies and promote standards without any grifter connections.

Ms-J··on The TSA's New $45 Fee to Fly Without ID Is Illegal
Not at all. I wouldn't allow an event such as that in history to remove everyone's freedom, including mine.

There are many other ways a person can inflict damage much larger than that without a plane and easier.

Ms-J··on xAI joins SpaceX
That is what they want you to think it isn't too big to fail there are plenty of competitors with much stronger engineers and principles than this grifter.
Ms-J··on xAI joins SpaceX
Two extreme grifting companies owned by the same asshole join dark forces with each other.

One hand pays the other.

Ms-J··on The TSA's New $45 Fee to Fly Without ID Is Illegal
It was never about security only control of you and everyone else.
Ms-J··on The TSA's New $45 Fee to Fly Without ID Is Illegal
Exactly. It gets you your freedom back, enables you to what you need to, and undercuts the illegitimate governments authority - all in one!

A major win for the people.

Ms-J··on The TSA's New $45 Fee to Fly Without ID Is Illegal
They are only making bad assumptions if they said this.

Any chance one gets to regain freedom, by any method, take it.

In this situation proving someone is lying would be news worthy. You will win in this situation if you stand your ground.

Ms-J··on The TSA's New $45 Fee to Fly Without ID Is Illegal
No one should be forced to give an ID for a domestic flight. It always used to be that way. Every day there is huge amount of chipping away at our freedoms.

Someone pointed out amazing advice on how to skip certain checks in this thread, well done.

Any chance you get to regain freedom, by any means, take it.

Ms-J··on Over half of American adults can't read at 6th Grade Levels
It is a big reason why we have total dog shit for politicians. If people can't read, they can't educate themselves.
Ms-J··on Mobile carriers can get your GPS location
Check out an abusive family members and governments wet dream technology:

https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-fam...

It doesn't require any type of download or application on the target phone or device and doesn't give notice while giving an almost precise location with history of where the device has been.

It has been available for many years under different names. The ability to track any phone or device under the account.

Ms-J··on Mobile carriers can get your GPS location
More abuse done to us. We never agreed for our GPS coordinates to tag along with calls for some assholes to see exactly where we are.

It is tiring. I am doing something about it by making technical contributions. If you are able to do the same, please do.

Ms-J··on Mobile carriers can get your GPS location
Thank you for sharing this fact. Warrants can be had for almost any situation with creative phrasing from who is asking for it.

Warrants are so easy to obtain and so abused it is required that we all do something differently.

Ms-J··on US has investigated claims WhatsApp chats aren't private
It does have an amplifying effect when issues such as this happen to where users who don't read in time won't see this due to the amount of other threads.

Thank you for the insight as to why it happened.

Ms-J··on US has investigated claims WhatsApp chats aren't private
This was slid off the first page of HN so quickly.

As someone wisely pointed out in this thread, the reason Facebook is doing this is: "it's for favor trading and leverage at the highest levels."

Ms-J··on US has investigated claims WhatsApp chats aren't private
This is correct. Yes, every government has the ability to use violence and coerce, but that takes coordination among other things. There are still places, and areas within those places, where enforcement and the ability to keep it secret is almost not possible.
Ms-J··on US has investigated claims WhatsApp chats aren't private
Who do they expect to fall for the claims that a Facebook owned messenger couldn't read your "encrypted" messages? It's truly funny.

Any large scale provider with headquarters in the USA will be subject to backdoors and information sharing with the government when they want to read or know what you are doing.

Ms-J··on A judge gave the FBI permission to attempt to bypass biometrics
This.

If what you are being charged with carries a larger penalty than simple perjury or destruction of evidence, it makes complete sense to do techniques such as this. Perjury is one of the harder and least prosecuted charges in the USA.

An example from people that I know who have gone through the corrupt courts more than once said the feedback from the last case was the prosecutor felt like a fish flopping outside of water.

The court stands no chance when someone uses techniques that require the government agencies to use their secret programs and tactics. They will rather drop and lose the case. Most of the time they are also extremely incompetent when it comes to technology and have to hire many outside consultants, which gives you more chances to fight. An easy win for the citizen.

Ms-J··on How ICE knows who Minneapolis protesters are
People really need to get things together and investigate these crimes committed against the people.

In no world did we ever allow the government to track our movements or what we think. People are free and are not bound to laws that the gov will simply trample over when they feel like it.

Use encryption, don't tell plans, and keep fighting. We have got this.

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