anonymity
In today’s special episode, we’re shining a light on World Day Against Cyber Censorship, observed annually on March 12th. This day marks a global commitment to fighting online censorship and promoting the unalienable right to free expression online. But this isn’t just any commemoration; we’re diving
cybercrime
In this updated analysis, we specifically critique the actions of a darknet administrator threatening to release buyer addresses to coerce payment from vendors.
AI
As someone who has been using ChatGPT Plus heavily since its inception, I’ve witnessed firsthand the evolution of this powerful AI tool. I even documented some of its evolution in videos. Initially, I was thrilled with its capabilities, leveraging it for writing assistance, research, and educational purposes. However, over
Darknet
Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the channel. Today, we’re getting into a topic that’s both urgent and necessary for anyone navigating the darknet, especially those considering engaging with Incognito Market. Today’s discussion revolves around the critical examination and unfolding drama surrounding potential exit scams, mainly focusing on
AI
225,000 compromised OpenAI ChatGPT credentials have been circulating on the Darknet, marking a significant cybersecurity concern that has persisted for over a year. This trend, initially highlighted in January 2023, underscores the continuous efforts of cybercriminals to exploit digital vulnerabilities. As of 2024, reflecting on the past 14 months
.onion
This project represents a monumental effort, encapsulating a month of relentless dedication to explore the intricate world of the Darknet. As a self-taught video editor, this endeavor challenged me beyond my expectations, offering a unique glimpse into the shadowy corners of the internet. The goal was clear: to provide an
Aaron Swartz
Reddit, once a fledgling startup co-founded by Aaron Swartz, Steve Huffman, and Alexis Ohanian in 2005, has grown into one of the internet’s most influential platforms. Swartz, a prodigy, internet activist, and a staunch advocate for internet freedom, played a pivotal role in the early development of Reddit. Who
OPSEC
Introducing usernames and phone number privacy on Signal! We’re making it possible for people to connect with each other without having to share phone numbers. Now launching to beta users, available for everyone soon. https://t.co/YcBEyD1AIA — Signal (@signalapp) February 20, 2024 Enhancing Privacy on Signal Signal has
Darknet
What is Dark.Fail, and who cares? Dark.Fail has been a go-to spot for many in the Darknet/dark web community, acting like a directory or guide to what’s out there in the dark corners of the web. It’s an index site that lists various Darknet sites
Digital privacy
Google’s Landmark Legal Settlement: Unveiling the Intricacies of Incognito Mode In a notable development in the realm of digital privacy, Google has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed in June 2020. Highlighted in The New York Times, this lawsuit brought to light significant misconceptions regarding the privacy of
Blockchain Technology
As the digital currency landscape evolves, cybersecurity experts are increasingly concerned about the rise in sophisticated phishing attacks. These attacks, known for their ability to drain cryptocurrency wallets, are becoming more prevalent and complex. Check Point researchers Oded Vanunu, Dikla Barda, and Roman Zaikin have recently shed light on this
FBI
I just dropped a new video on the channel, and this one’s a deep dive into the FBI’s confrontation with ALPHV Blackcat, the ransomware group that’s been making waves. No fancy talk here, just a straightforward look at what’s really happening. In the video, I break