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Sam Bent
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Sam Bent
@DoingFedTime
Agorist. Counter-economist. Privacy maximalist. Student of OPSEC. Anti-authoritarian. Free speech absolutist. Logician. Ex-Darknet Vendor. Youtuber.
Intel ME (Management Engine) runs below your OS with network access even when powered off. AMD PSP (Platform Security Processor) provides similar backdoor functionality.
- The FBI runs more Tor exit nodes than any activist group ever will.
- NEVER forget HONEY. Stop using VPNs recommended by retarded Youtubers.Why is the Nord vpn app 426MB
- Replying to @washghost1Double bird hands means she's about to try and peck us to death with her explanation, which is actually backpedaling framed as 'let me explain because you're stupid, but actually I'm stupid and just don't know it'.
- Why do cell towers triangulate your location even in airplane mode? The baseband processor runs independently from your main OS and can be remotely activated.
- Every dependency you strip away is a chain broken. Every system you host yourself is territory reclaimed.
- GrapheneOS removes Google's tracking while keeping Android app compatibility. Stock Android phones can report your location frequently when location services are enabled.
- Border agents copy entire phone contents in seconds using Cellebrite devices. Full disk encryption only protects powered-off devices.
- Brave Browser handles 94 million users monthly with zero dependency on Google or Microsoft servers, and Big Tech should be terrified of what this proves. sambent.com/monero-ring-si…
- Why do free VPNs exist when servers cost money? Because they sell your browsing data to the same advertisers you're trying to avoid.
- Mullvad VPN accepts cash payments and doesn't require email addresses. Most VPN companies want your payment details to build customer profiles.
- Your printer adds invisible yellow dots to every page that encode serial numbers and timestamps. These 'Machine Identification Codes' track documents.
- Feds always love talking about who it was that actually got taken down, or who's stuff they stole. It's interesting that there is ZERO mention of the 'who' in this.The Secret Service dismantled a network of more than 300 SIM servers and 100,000 SIM cards in the New York-area that were capable of crippling telecom systems and carrying out anonymous telephonic attacks, disrupting the threat before world leaders arrived for the UN General
