Ethical Hacker Warns: Check Your Charger ASAP & What Happens After Clicking Adult Sites 

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Same

Good the moment you start putting money there that when they get u.

You can probably make one of these for 30$....

Glad I watched this video I was literally on the NAS Checkout page...

They give them for free to those they want to infect

@@joaoleitao619 yep

Someone you know buys it and drops it at the next BBQ.

Pretty sure they knew that already :p

😂

Super Freak😮

Ultra freak. Let's make a club. 😈

They knew about Diddy and his thousand bottles of baby oil.

Not in a faraday bag.

@JoeyMcSmokey Ok, and you using it IN the bag??

not a de-googled phone.. search for brax degoogled phone

That was before they assassinated him right? 😅

Not just yours I dnt have a dogs bone but if I'm out with my mates I'll get home and ill get adds for things we been talking about ,

Bingo! Right there 👍

Ever notice how sex is often a scapegoat? Look at Twitch, girls can show their naked bodies but Vtuber need to cover up their thighs, Why is that? Why do mods flag you if you so much as say boobs and butts but they will allow foot fetishes to post to the point where's tons of pics posted for over 20 pages? RU-vid demands you censor common words that reference death by saying dumb crap like "Pew pew" and "unalived" but they will allow you to make sick crap staring Elsa and Spiderman and even the ads the allow would be welcomed on a porn site. It's like when it comes to porn the flip back and forth like it's a light switch.

Facebook is a huge one, I love how I add someone to my contacts then suddenly they'll show up in my recommended... like facebook I didn't give you access to my contacts wtf?

Yeah literally all the big sites/apps install keyloggers on your devices. Anything Google, anything from Facebook, snapchat, tik tok, etc etc. The second you install it on any device or visit their sites they install a keylogger. Anything and everything you type is used to show personalized ads. And also stored forever on their servers for whatever else they feel like doing with it.

@@limitlessdude7648time to go reread your contract 😂

...must... get... free... candy... crush... lives.. must .. look.. at ... screen.. 🧐🧐😵‍💫🤑🤑

same for muting

Lmfao this is hilarious

"resume viewing... resume viewing..." - that Black Mirror episode gets closer and closer to reality

Just 1984......

Also no different than saying you don't care about the second amendment because you hate guns.

@@justinmillette8737 1.5% of Republicans in the House voted against the Patriot Act. Against 30% of Democrats opposed to it. Feingold was the only Senator to vote against it.

To people that say that. Ask them if you can install a camera in thier bathroom.

Information is a valuable commodity. AI trains on more and more data, soon that training will go beyond text and images. Reddit right now is bombarded with moral dilemmas, with AI training on the public consensus of various situations. With more and more training, a square is hammered into a pentagon, then a hexagon...and with enough aimed hammers it gets closer and closer to a perfect circle. Soon? Being accused of thought crime might be a very real possibility, and odds are you wouldn't even know you've been flagged.

Only reason i would worry about this is because it can provide crucial demographics that Putin can use to instruct Trump on what sales pitches he should use in an election, so the people will look the other way when Trump use "divide and conquer" tactics on NATO (because NATO is the only power strong enough to stand in the way of Putins and Kim Jong Uns plans). They could however get a pretty good idea just by checking how many views certain types of YT videos get, and what random people talk about on FB... So i dont think there is a way to avoid this... The only way to win is if we allow ourselves use similar tactics. Like with nukes, we could have clung to our high morals, and refused to have nukes, but then we would have been crushed by someone with lower morals. The western population is usually against genetic engineering, and especially in humans, but not all countries think like this, and whoever creates a breed of super intelligent people will have all kinds of technological breakthroughs - both with weapons and other things - which will allow them to outcompete the rest of the world. This is one example of how the world does not prioritize good intentions, but only really care about "cause and effect". X+Y=Z. Let the -best person- *biggest brains* win 😏

Add car to that list.

@@gwaeron8630what do you mean by Car?

@@joey882286 automobile. Many of the new modals be spying on the user to sell driving data to insurance companies. Also selling subscription based features you have to unlock for a monthly fee.

Custom ROMs and Linux ftw

@@redlionstudio2750 Linux is an advanced system that doesn't contain all the factor a casual person usually Uses it require at-least a somewhat advanced understanding of Coding accordingly Linux is easier to compromise as it would probably use you're own created security system unless you're willing to use a publicly available one that probably got 3 backdoor in it. their a valid reason Microsoft is the only computer operating system and it because it the only one that works because they Patented practically everything of it's technology. to my understanding at-least

kids dont even see the problem 💀

Are you sure that was his hand? They did mention porn a lot in this video.

​@billkeithchannel big (step)brother what are you doing

True! We can and should take back our privacy. Baby steps add up!

@@benayers8622 the adults don't and that's the problem

oh man, I hate this so much. You try to do something (anywhere for any reason) and the "policy" won't allow you to "for your safety".... Such BS! Just be straight with me and actually tell me why. Can't stand being patronized.

Welcome to capitalism

No, welcome to Fascism

Safety is not for this world. If you want a hint of safety, you can buy firearms, but even then you have no guarantee that you'll be safe. The best you can do is ensure you leave a big crater when the government eventually comes.

@@LobotomyTC Remember the terror of unarmed society ..... All around the world.

Borlest? Is that spelled right?

They'll even brag about how they're living the dream 😂😂😂

LMFAO nonsense spam book.

I had a stroke reading this.

Maybe 'you' are stuck in a trance. But i guess you think of yourself as a smart person who awakened of the matrix. At least you can feel special that way.

me too. But its days are numbered.

I third that hate for this world and its corruption

@@queenria7days are numbered. You’re being cynical. We live in safer times than ever before and the average lifespan is at the highest recording in history and only going up still. Remember the Black Plague? What about when volcanic eruptions blocked out the sun and the sky turned black for 18 months, snowing all summer with dangerous floods ruining everything too. You need to open your eyes.

So corrupt, my goodness. There's no privacy anymore.

Because you move in darkness, its todays trap. The world is not evil a select few is. People are just gullible, not evil. Keep hope, and be thhe best version of yourself. We will be alright, we are humans, and we are better and stronger then you realise. Dont let the fools make you think this world is only darkness. Its not. Were all going to make it.

The thing is, they pay $100.00 as well, and the $19,900.00 gets funneled off to another account. Because they are dirty and corrupt; they assume everyone else is as well. Gone is due process, and assuming innocent until proven guilty; we are guilty until we can prove our innocence.

Yes! That's why you either bring your own power bank while traveling, a regular power adapter or, even better, both.

It is actually worse than that. A few years ago I went to buy a new laptop. The sales guy at Wal-Mart said he had a deal for me. He brought it out and showed me the specs. It was a $1000 dollar plus system that someone had special ordered and never picked up. I got it for a tad over $500. Everything was cool for months until I stumbled onto a criminal enterprise that had to have had government connections. I did not outright reveal I knew at the time but I used a code word I had seen them use. The person on the other end of the chat went nuts and Asked who I was and who did I work for then told me never contact them again. Within a couple of weeks the computer issues started. I lost control of my Windows firewall. Then my BIOS password was changed. I called HP for support as I had registered it when I bought it. When i first called I still had four months left on the warranty. They stalled me claiming I would need to call when a supervisor was present as I wanted their BIOS back door program. I finally got ahold of one 2 weeks after warranty expired. They wanted $125 for the program. I told them where to go. The system started acting on its own while I was using it. One day I looked at the camera and asked what they wanted. Nothing happened so I asked if they were to chickenshit to show me what I already knew. I stated flash the command prompt application on screen twice if you can hear me. There it was in two flashes of about 1/2 a second each. A few nights after that I turned on the voice transcription and went to sleep. When I awoke the next morning there was a little over 2 pages of a conversation. No the TV or radio was not on and everyone else was in bed. It was a conversation between two people. Every so often a word would be garbled and they were talking about a meeting with congressmen in a committee. Near the end of the script one of them said "WTF is going on with this?" and the other one said "Shit". By this point I was getting concerned so I called Microsoft Support almost a dozen times in a week. They tried repeatedly to to reset my system but it always reverted within an hour. At last they said they would need to get approval from above to use their systems to force it to take and a supervisor would call when they were ready. I was on the phone with them and it had been going for about 20 minutes when they asked "WTF is going on? Is the laptop connected to any other equipment? It was not and I told them. They stated that another system had popped in from outside and was reverting their work. It was overpowering their systems. They told me they could probably not help me and 20 seconds later I lost the internet connection AND my smartphone service. Two separate providers. The next day I started tearing into the system files. One of the logs stated issues with the bootloader and used a phrase I had not heard at that time. "Elf Magic is broken". I see. So it was Keebler I joked to myself. I started snooping through deep operating files. I had just managed to access one dealing with my firewall and the script on the page was being placed as I watched. It stated "Secret file accessed. system will self wipe in 10..9.. 8.. I laughed because I thought someone was trying to be funny. Until it switched off and was gone. Totally wiped. I went to buy a new copy real quick and discovered the stores no longer sell you physical copies. I had to bribe them to make me a back up copy. Anyway I got it home and it was a new copy with a different key and everything. I had to go to work and when I got home I opened it back up.... and there was my old system... custom screensaver and all. I was about ready to throw it. We moved a week later and I thought that may help as well. When I called the internet provider to cut service until we were ready to transfer it got weird. We had a card with plenty of cash on it dedicated to autopay that bill. The provider told me my service had been disconnected for over a year. They said my equipment had been returned as well which I was staring at as they told me. No money had been removed from the card for 1 year and 3 months. I borrowed a data recovery app and scanned my disk. The oldest files recovered were from a year before I bought the system. It was mostly in Chinese but here and there I found mention of an operating system called Redstone. When I translated the language I found mention of system hardware I did not get with mine and mention of advanced capabilities of a built in sat com via Thunderbolt and enhanced IRT read/write capabilities of the drive. The equipment that I did not receive was an external component. it was basically a multi-media interface with an antenna and broadcast capability. I started paying better attention after that and found that my system updated even when Windows showed no connections. I finally found some of the files/logs where the updates had been tracked. I took ownership and began adding to the text after the last entry made. I spent hours typing all the shit I had been through with this thing and I listed what my suspicions about it capabilities were. This was on a Friday night around midnight. Tuesday morning I awoke to a new file folder on the desktop. It was several dozen pages. They told me they could not specify who they worked for but their systems had alerted them to my addition to the file and it properties. They said they ran servers that kept other computers properly updated When techs noticed my diatribe it caused a crisis. Some thought their system had become sentient and others thought they had been hacked. He said he was not sure himself at the 100% level as to how all of this happened but he took his best shot. First of all I was not supposed to get the laptop. Most likely an affiliate had ordered one for one of their representatives who never picked it up for some reason. As soon as I customized the account and logged back in the server had saved that as its initial copy and then routed control of the firewall via the hypervisor functionality to another system. They said the media component antenna would have allowed for global reach and even video broadcast capabilities via satellite link under the right conditions. As I did not have that piece the tracking system would allow the update stream to be channeled through surrounding receiver systems until it got to one with enough power to transmit a signal to me. They said that range was up to 30 yards in clear weather but this option has flaws. Even without the uplink the Thunderbolt drive can still operate as a local connection but can also be easily penetrated. . The Thunderbolt drive is the combination of the port plus the high speed SSD. My screen got busted and would have cost 4/5 what I paid for the system to replace not including labor. I pulled the SSD out and asked would they let me trade it for another system. The guy snorted a bit derisively but his boss had walked up and was peering at the drive. He said "maybe" and asked for a few minutes to test it out. 10 minutes later he yells to the other guy "Let him get what he wants" . As i was browsing the owner came up beside me and said "can I ask you where you got that and how long you have had it?". I told him I got it in early 2018 and where and asked him why he wanted to know. He said this specific design just hit the consumer market 3 weeks ago and this one is at least twice as fast as the best model now out there. This was in late 2020. It is a much stranger world than most imagine.

As a taxpayer, I'm outraged at this man-in-the-middle device. Not that it exists, but that the government paid $20k for a $100 device.

I got done for a blunt, "commercial quantity, street value 2 million dollars".

yeah that was nonsense, corn sites probably make a fortune from ads, and are funded by the money printers anyway for demoralisation purposes

There’s countless corporations that will pay to keep as much suppressed to the public as possible.

Ironically the larger players in the Adult entertainment industry are on the more ethical end of the privacy spectrum (especially after Ashley Madison). I'd be more worried about that other X account you have, you know the one, the one that takes full advantage of all that free por... I mean speech

Yeah porn sites work differently. The big porn sites like pornhub are basically a bunch of ads. The videos are shortened clips and they tell you where to go to watch the full video. But if you go to the more shady porn sites, they're ran by countries like Russia and China and they use cookies to figure out who is watching certain types of porn. If they can connect powerful people to watching embarrassing videos, they can then blackmail those powerful people.

He was just trying to sell his own software security devices, and this video is clickbait.

This isn't real information.

How do you suppose we do that? I am tired of every comment saying we need to protect so and so yet have zero answers how to do that.

they are conning you.

@@creepyrobsta5509 violence 😇

​@@DANGARANGS Blatantly false

There is a big difference in hiding something and your right to privacy. I think that would be a better conversation to have at that point.

Little do any of us honest people know, all of that is probably already out in the cyber world! And once it is there we cannot undo that! Guaranteed that was by design when it was developed!

NEVER agree to go paperless....... they want everything online... it takes people like us to fight back against it... but everyone just bends over and spreads their cheeks. Shame on yall

I just say then I guess you wont mind if I install a camera in your bathroom.

If you don't do anything to my stuff I'll give you my info because all you will see in my bank statements is bills and food buys. I don't buy butt plugs and lubrication. Again if nothing will be stolen 🙃 go ahead check me. Iam just a normal human.

They do occasionally mention the only solution...don't use any of this technology. McAfee did mention doing your research the old way, outside of these devices.

Imagine someone lifting the corner of the carpet that hides the trapdoor that leads to the basement where you bury the bodies. Explains the extreme reaction.

@@yaelz6043 Okay google employee.

And look where it did get him.

@@yaelz6043 Says Mr. Goo gle.

And they want to hang him for it. While we people are just accepting it and letting it happen.

For sure. I have watched a lot about him and he is a mad lad. Fascinating

Interesting maybe but not real. He was a creep

And one of the deadest. "Epsteined" before Epsteining was cool.

What was creepy about him? ​@@AionDario

@83delgado he drugged a bioligist coworker named allison adonizo and raped her...

How can you be certain that someone didn't piss malware in the soil you grew your potätoes in?

Expand your scope, Average Person. Hackers may not be after your personal data, but data you have access to. A person at my job was compromised by a nation-state, via their home computer, because the adversary believed the person had access to sensitive info at work. 3-letter agencies finally got tired of filtering useless emails and status reports connected to this person from scrapes of foreign databases -- Of course, after our government determined my coworker wasn't a national security threat. Imagine the size of the net that was cast to investigate this person, their family, friends, church members, neighbors, coworkers, and any other casual associates. All these people, now caught-up, because one person got assigned to a project team at work, that a hostile entity was interested in. Our Chief Information Security Officer gives this cautionary tale during speeches. It's just so happened that I know the person at the center of the story. (And No, it's not me.)

nah you can remove it. Takes a few special tools and a heat gun, but I get what you mean. They're about to change back to removable batteries with mobile phones though, due to EU regulations. Its mandated by 2027, Apple is already getting ready for it. Its basically Right-To-Repair legislation

You can remove it alright. Getting it back in is the problem

Turn it off, wrap it in tinfoil.

Get a Faraday bag. Once your phone is inside, it can not transmit data.

Hhhh

I don't believe they were talking about the shooters phone, but rather a planted phone that needs a 'legitimate' history to be installed before being presented as fact.

Don't forget the "January 6 pipe bomber" phone, that whoops! got corrupted and then went missing.

Nope

HSEEP crisis actors excluded.

What!? Pretty sure he is still alive.

Because porn sites are taboo and addicting.

Porn, gambling and Sports betting sites are their main targets. All have click through options, thus leaving you vulnerable.

Thats why EVERY site now has cookies - it used to be only a few now its ALL OF THEM !!

@@madero-jb5ri so is sports pages, political news, religion, pick your poison friend, not everyone is into the same drug.

@@colinblythe3710 that's why you reject them 😏

His how to Uninstall McAfee software video is comedic genius.

That McAfee software IS the virus.

Yes. We don't care if what you were doing for 20 years was legal - it isn't anymore and you're coming with us as a safety precaution.....

I agree 👍 I dont have anything to hide. What I eat sleep poop go to work pay bills and I DONT HAVE ANY KINKY SHITZ that's where they get you. Stop sticking things up your butt. 😂. I only like my wife and don't put myself in situations where they can use things against me that's probably why they don't bug me and if they i e the government I am not worth their time. I understand the 5th amendment and plead the 5th as much as you want but they already know

Red rhetoric.

“If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” is not what you think it means, neither does that maniac McAfee. It means you are safe from law enforcement, NOT hackers. In the case of hackers “You have everything to hide, so you SHOULD fear!” Hackers want to steal your personal information so they can steel your identity, credit cards, etc, and take money from you. Law enforcement doesn’t need to steal your information, they already have it (SSN, name, address, etc). Law enforcement isn’t going to steal your credit card or bank info and go on a spending spree… I personally don’t care that law enforcement is spying on me, because I haven’t nor do I ever plan on breaking the law, so they literally have NO interest in me. Corporations on the other hand, selling my data DOES bug me as I am not fond of target ads and such, just as much as I hate door to door sales people. I know what I want and where to get it when the time comes.

You can always determine your political enemy by finding out who is most excited to "help you".

Haha. The closer you get, the further u realise just how far you still have to go.

Sooner or later it will happen. If for no other reason all the radiation being spread all over the world. This will collapse.

So the mafia-gov finished him?

Give it time and mass surveillance will start up all over again in some other form.

And then we get the bronze age equivalent. Maybe the horse mafia or HAY (Horses for American Yankees) where they ensure only their friends get access rights to horses

Not everyone. No sim in my somewhat degoogled spy phone, and my PC's run gnu/Linux OS's ;-)

​@@markluxton3402Somewhat degoogled? Apparently even running one Google app can expose you. I'm not a pro in this field but I have been watching braxman for a while. It's an interesting topic. Good on ya for putting it in action. I like the idea but am somewhat technotarded so I'm still running a regular phone at the moment.

@@markluxton3402God I wish I had the mental capacity to eliminate google from being used‼️ I hate Google, and believe they have a hook in most everyone of us on the internet. I don’t have that much to hide, but can’t stand they have access to my every moment. Though I do often just leave my phone home dead uncharged Living off grid but still paying for a cell service, so not off grid all the way So I assume mark luxton does not leave a trail back to who you actually are 🤣 ❓

​@@markluxton3402I'm pretty sure the US government can hack into anyone's computer as long as you're online.

I hacked all my neighbors' computers, then I hacked an enemies whole neighborhood to find his computer, and that was 30 years ago. Trust me, we are all victims and snared in the interweb. All I need is a name and age, and within 30 minutes, I can have Google maps of everyone you know. And yes, I'm in a war with a hacker now. He has a tactical advantage now, but I have been playing this game since 1986.

"There are many reasons to stop watching p***". BLASPHEMY

You are so fucking ignorant.

yeah that is completely false, To all my knowledge that isn't a thing

@@jsnotlout3312 As long as you don't believe those pills, you're gucci

​@@jsnotlout3312 yea i work at ph, we dont do that

No they'd follow you .see where uou charge out side and replace cable only need to once

129 Dollar. It was NSA Cottonmouth from the Ant catalogue leaked by Snowden. Now you can get it from Hak5 as OM.G.

They're already watching you with your phone

interestingly enough, theres nothing within the cable worth anywhere near that... its still a cheap cable to mass produce so there's a good chance you might have some sort of version of it in who knows what.

But if you think about it from a different angle it might make sense. Someone who is able to afford such a device, do you really think money is that big of a deal? I mean if I know all your secrets I can turn your world upside down which might be way more worth. So no matter which way we tell the story we surely can agree on one fact.. if those devices exist we are in ... BIG TROUBLE and I'd argue that thats the point he's talking about.

😂

Don’t worry you’re safe, just don’t say anything positive about Trump.

FBI OPEN UP

@@Riptions , you were supposed to keep quiet about that, when commenting on RU-vid videos. Now, look what you've done.

Fake link from the bank itself

Charging in a public place sounds shady as hell. I used to run a computer office and everyone brought some kind of virus to the place they work at.

Mobile devices have been known to always have their mic turned on and to listen to what is being said whether it's to the phone or with another person nearby.

​@@jeremylindemann5117Not only mobile devices, but smart TVs, newish vehicles and the like. It's also within the realm that the chem trails being sprayed have nano-tech that is easily breathed in and able to track. It may sound crazy, but the tech is there.

I remember that one that I was spontaneously visiting a city I never was at before, and never had talked about. There I saw some strange, crazy merchandise on a street vendors display, and made a comment about it to my friend. It was something so out of the ordinary, something I clearly never EVER had talked about before, or even thought about. And yet, only 10 minutes later I got tons of ads on my phone trying to sell me those crazy, extremely specific designs I had made a comment about. This to me was the final proof smartphones are listening in. If it suddenly shows something that I had never seen before in my life, only 10 mins after I saw it for the first time... Where should it have gotten the info from? I didn't even LIKE the thing I made a comment about. It simply found it absurd, and commented on that, so it couldn't have been a random chance interest-advertisement.

@@Eightfinger , the same thing happens to me all the time. I will be talking to my daughter in law on the phone. She will mention some random thing that she thinks I might like to try (a snack, a beverage, etc.) Within a couple of hours, or sometimes the next day, my phone will show me an ad for the very same thing that my DIL recommended to me. Sort of creepy, really.

FB listens to you all the time, also via WhatsApp. Discuss a topic and check the adds on IG and FB over next days. We did that at work and a colleague got adds for something I was talking about a day before. He has never searched for it before. The only connection was me talking about it in the same room with his phone.

not if they can steal a doller :D a doller is a doller :D

@@z3ro7oI’m broke let me know when you find one because I need it too

You keep saying this you bootlickers. Its unsightly. They havee your bank accounts, your freindslists, your phone numbers your locations, your children's location, Your family's locations, your addresses, what you buy at the store. What you will buy next time, how much of a threat you are to their plans. You will be singing a different tune bootlicker. When you say something they dont like at armed police show up at your door.

​@@z3ro7o they won't even find that lol

Internet banking? Medical records? Employment or tax info? Pics of family, chikdren & friends?

Most public usbs would be stolen instantly :P

if you gonna use that , brings a rubber.

Nor would I ever or public WiFi no thanks

A lot of people do

@@jefff8130 and they wonder why they have a charge for an 800$ starlink system on their account ☠️

The big governments have basically the power to turn earth into hell down to the little details, they just need an excuse to do it now

If it weren't for certain individuals, we wouldn't know as much as we do and it's obvious they paid they price.

I'm pretty sure the US forced apple to keep a vulnerabillity open from their Transparency Reports, people aren't as transparent as they sem.

In my day it was nude magazines.

@@jeffreycollins116 Playboy, Penthouse and Hustler.

@@jeffreycollins116 And they where not hacked or could be hacked lol.

@@The-Real-aPOC Just use Tails or use a coworkers computer?

I once watched an adult film and thought it was an ad for a non-profit that gives clothing to the poor. What those poor people had to do to keep warm!

My brother and I were going to a concert with a buddy, and he picked us up in his Jeep. My brother said "dude, nice Jeep" as we got in. His phone was off and in his pocket. On the way home he turned on his phone and the first thing to pop up was ads for Jeeps. He never searched any websites about Jeeps, and wasn't shopping for cars at all.

Correlation != Causation

@@CharGorilla I’m totally convinced. The first time I recognised it happened to me was in 2015. We had a fleet of diesel trucks and utes, except for three petrol utes. A worker put diesel in the petrol ute. We talked and laughed about it. When I finished work and turned on my phone, opened YT and bang. First ad? A company named “Wrong Fuel Australia” ad came on. (I’m in Australia). Recently, I have an orange Trek mountain bike in my home. An ad came up for the exact bike. Hmmm, how did my phone know an orange Trek mountain bike ad would “interest” me!? 🤔

Yea buddy, when phone is turned off at 0% battery and you try to turn on, you can't because it's 0% but the fool have the energy to show me a "red battery and a white cable" 🤡 from where have the energy to show me those if the battery it's 0%? 😂❤ just scams

@@keithangstadt4950 I walked into my house and my roommate was watching rugby. I never watched or searched rugby before. He was an Australian rugby fan, but this was the first time he had watched it since I moved in. I stand there for a few minutes as we talked and then grab my phone and open facebook as I walk to my room, and the second post I saw was an ad about Australian rugby. This is one of many times something like this has happened.

Doesn't the built-security of mobile devices protect you on public wi-fi networks?

They should ​@@jeremylindemann5117

​@@jeremylindemann5117Not if the 'host' is cloned. One capitalized or lowercase number/letter that looks innocuous could be enough. Take into account that any charging cable bought online (Amazon, Walmart, etc...) could have the tech installed, since most of the products come from overseas. If you don't believe that it's a concerted effort by all world governments, to buy 'influence'...think again.

@@jeremylindemann5117 no more secure than anything else on the internet. Ask AT&T or Verizon how their security protected them from getting hacked recently.

​@jeremylindemann5117 someone in town created a unsecured wifi label the same as our free towns wifi and disabled the real one but thats probably not how..

I do :( We're old, mate

Get a flip phone

When I ignore and avoid advertising, refusing to purchase products that engage in price increases to pay for that advertising, I basically deny any of that 'spy information' from having any value. The only other thing I can do is refrain from any activity which could be deemed illegal (downloading/etc.). These are my only options in todays society if I want to continue being a part of society and not a slave to their activities.

Uhh no it is the end of privacy because the only person that should control that is yourself. You don't want to lose control.

We must understand it

It's not technology; it is our misunderstanding of technology.

It's not technology, it's the people themselves. Adapt or die as always. Your decision will decide your fate and fate doesn't care about how you feel about it.

@@reneehouser2925 The excessive comfort afforded technology has. Without real problems, you get an idiocracy.

denial is strong in this chat

We no longer have a choice. You have to have an internet connection and bank account just to have a job and be a legal citizen. If you're under 40 you have to have social media and be reachable 24/7 just to land a job and to be socially acceptable.

No you've made your choice. Everyone still has a choice.

@@yaelz6043 for thousands of years, humans "made a living", by taking care of themselves and utilizing what God gave you for free. Then rockefeller took over schools to program you into believing this is better (too proud of himself to keep it secret). Now, you only exist to make the rich richer

Well you commented just now on RU-vid.

@@yaelz6043 That's just outside pressure. I'm under 40 without any social media or smartphone. I have a social life and a job.

Hotel rooms are public charging stations.

Open up the cable, chop the data lines leaving the positive and negative cables, isolate the data lines to avoid short circuils, use shrink wrap on the cable, and enjoy your hack free cable.

Buy an adapter that blocks the data lines and use your own cable.

@@AlphaCrucis Or just use a regular power adapter. They're small and they'll charge your phone faster than a USB-port would anyway.

Most people would do that if they're almost out of battery. Go ask your mom or something if they would do that and I'm fairly certain they would.

@@shoelacedonkey Actually, my mother is the most tech savvy 80 year old you'll ever meet. She was a computer programmer when everything was on punch cards. Probably not the person you'd want to bolster your argument. She also carries her own mini charger and cable for when her phone runs out. 🤣

A normal cable is just a cable. This cable has complex electronics hidden inside, that act as a tiny computer to hack anything you connect to it. The wifi is just to make it accessible from the distance. For example, the target connects the cable and it hacks everything. Then the hacker, who is nearby, can take control/receive data. Since it makes its own wifi, it probably works even if the target is being careful and not connected to the internet.

You won't even find the WiFi, it's hidden. You only saw it in the video because that was a demonstration. There is no tell, you just can't use someone else's. Or your own if it's been out of your sight.

@@yaelz6043 WiFi networks with hidden SSIDs can still be discovered with spectrum analyzer software. There are several free ones for PC and on on the mobile app stores. You might not be able to see the name of the network, but you can see that it exists, sometimes the MAC of the device hosting it, what frequency it's on, etc.

​@@yaelz6043 You can compare the heat dissipation to tell what cable is spying. You need to get a genuine cable and monitor the temperature then compare it to the suspected cable. You should note that some cables have a security chip in them like samsung cables... so you cant assume any heat in a cable is spyware because of these new cables with genuine Samsung security chips.

@@derkevevin You are correct, however, the distance can't be the only barrier. The charger shown has a microcontroller inside that controls the charging, opens an access point that allows Rubber Ducky Scripts to be ran. I'm sure you can flash the microcontroller inside to only run the Rubber Ducky Script when connected, instead of opening an AP. I don't own one of these cables, but at least in windows, logically once the keyboard is connected, it would get connected and recognized as a USB keyboard, making a sound. This is not the case with Ryan's computer, because the cable has been connected before, so maybe only the sound would play.

Of course they are listening. How else would "Hey Siri" or "Hey Google" or "Hi Bixby" etc work?

you've gotta do it with something super obscure that no one would connect together. the autofill is going to be based off past global searches. so even if you dont talk about dogs barking, if you start typing "why is my dog" you're very likely to get "why is my dog barking?" as an autofill option. There is a global dataset of what people search. Yes phones will listen in to prepare targeted advertising for you, but you're also testing it with an expected query lmao

Discovered.. that fact cannot be news to you unless perhaps you're a highschooler or in a nursing home.

I've never owned a cell phone and it still knows things I think. Never spoken aloud.

@@Acetyl53 That's called Big Data. It stores your core personality, your online activity, your health status, your circles, your daily routines of eating, sleeping, sex, going to the WC, everything.... You don't even have to say a single word, it is listening and scanning your activity with all the sensors on the phone, then a Mapping of all that data creates an Identity, a replica of you. It knows you, more deeply than you know yourself. That's why when you think about something, it then appears in your email in the form of ads (Gmail), or for example on Pinterest suggestions. They have a replica of you so they can make it think like you. It's scary and disgusting....

john was always easily distracted

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Alwight. You also believe Abraham Lincoln and Adolf hitler are alive too right?

@@isaacjohnson615 He had doubles, several. His wife made some comments on his twitter after his death that was strange to be using his account. I’m not saying he didn’t die but for what we’re up against one of his guys could have been willing to bite the bullet so he could advance getting this whole network of scum. But I don’t know. He just seemed way too smart & he was really tight with his people especially his doubles, they had to take death attempts on all the time.

@@isaacjohnson615what sorta rhetorical garbage is this? Of course they are alive!

Have a mobile phone, but only turn it on to make a phone call.

It is for a reason that '1984', 'Brave New World' and 'V for Vendetta' all have UK origins... 😑

That's what they want is for people not to trust anything or anyone. Makes it easier for them to keep us all separated divided and in chaos! It's more so of "TRUST NO *GOVERNMENT *AGENCIES *CORPORATIONS *NGO'S and *NPO'S. Know your neighbors your neighborhoods, have block parties AGAIN and *TRUST the Mom & Pop shops, they built this country *Trust the people around you unless they give you a reason not to *and MOST of all TRUST YOUR GUT...

No one can live long enough to follow all the money. It's insane.

lol one of my client’s always mocks me for having electrical tape on my camera phone

​@@lm3729 Honestly if it's your main phone that's the least of your worries if someone got that level of access but more and more people will start realizing how insecure their everyday life is. We need more regulations for manufacturers to allow owners to control their devices instead of letting them con people into thinking it makes them less secure.

Ive had all my cameras covered since the early 2000's

The government didn't have to sell these cords for teachers to stare through kid's laptops in their homes.... remember.

I have my laptop’s camera covered, have done so for years. My iPad’s too, unless I’m connecting with my old church’s (in England) mid-week Bible study; then, a new bandaid goes on when I’m done. I’ll have to try the electrical tape on the mobile phone now. Maybe I’ll use the “handyman’s friend,” duct tape. 😁

The part about corn sites installing rooting software is such bs.

Hey Ryan, you rock!!

I am fortunate to know a couple of them. They are always helping local people with phone and computer "problems".

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Lol​@@C.O.G.

Need people to stop getting in other people's business. It's literally trespassing / theft / etc. All the old crimes just in a digital format.

​@@gamerjenkins2053The government does NOT care about your privacy. They don't think you should have any in the first place. They do as they please.

Atlest ppl can understand why Russia and China etc don't want western countries internet

​@@althegamer6606lol... Internet is made by pentagon... Do phones belong to United States.... Operating systems belong to the United States. RU-vid channel that we comment put on about thieves and dumbasses belongs to usa

Flip phone that doesn't use a charging cable

​@@althegamer6606Might interfere with China & Russia's spying?

​@@althegamer6606russian here. to brainwash their citizens. If you control what info people see, you control what they think. And that's what totalitarian countries do to stay in power

Yeah he was overly paranoid

The only viable privacy threats are Google, Apple, Samsung and the various brands of the CCP

No, it all comes down to how much somebody is willing to pay the right hackers, but yes for the average joe, you are not going to run into anything that capable out in the wild, although there is plenty of stuff that is bad enough to successfully rob the average person blind with a few bad choices and poorly made clicks. What keeps the average person safe if they follow basic security protocols, is they aren't worth the effort or cost of wasting a day zero exploit on, along with the fact that 95% of scammers and "hackers" are low skill imbeciles who don't really know what they are doing. Often they are just kids or garden variety scammers playing with scripts they found on the darkweb, likely infecting themselves in the process.

It also couldnt have happened. At least the remote root keylogging part. Thats just not possible without some crazy vulnerabilities

Yea. He had to speak out because either way everyone including himself is in soup.

He also dated a very young Asian woman did lots of cocaine or blow lots of drugs the guy wasn't a saint so I wouldn't consider him wise but he definitely knows things a wise man would stay away from all of the crap

No, he was a crack-head.

@@bumperxx1 so drugs = bad person but if a random dr gives you permission then its medicine? Yet somehow your intelligent enough to judge what 'wise' is🤣🤣joke. Another victim of the systems indoctrination

wasn't it bluetooth networks they we're finding ? Like, you know, people's phones with bluetooth turned on ? 🤣

Username checks out

@@NobodysCats Obviously a Fed

that’s creepy !

Ghosts can manipulate radio and other waves to communicate.

Who is dumb enough to buy an Alexa?

damnnnn

U not seen ppl talking to kids on hacked speakers? She was probably right! Keep everything digital away from kids imo, wait till your a teen, walk then run, develop normally before letting that stuff take effect

that one from china? lol

​@@litpath3633 Yes.

Also, there are chargers that look exactly like the Apple chargers that have a built in micro-camera and wifi. Their wifi networds are usually network names like 1784t-wly129874 or some nonsense string like that used as their SSID.

@@litpath3633lol

Did it cost $20K

But if you break your screen you'll no longer be able to access anything too...

You can use an sd card tho

@@tylerkepple640 you'll be surprised.

Chances are slim but never zero

That's what they want you to think 😄 In all seriousness, they are probably selling these cables at a regular price near target areas. I think they have already done this with USB sticks in Russia. Or Russia did it with them, I forgot which one it was 😅 Also $20,000 are nothing to the government, it's not their own money after all 💀

​@@derkevevinExactly, as you are the "token" they are monitising into living currency.

the price is much lower now. like few hundred. there is site that selling officialy.

RU-vid spying on video content forces some side stepping to avoid conflict with Big Brother 2.0

At least they said that. There are way too many content creators using stupid euphemisms such as "unaliving", "unsubscribing from life", "commit game over", etc.

What is 'incognito mode'?

People still believe this incognito bs? lmao

I honestly wouldn't even know how or where to find a public USB *cable* . I've seen the ports of course but never a cable that I have to plug into my device directly.

AI doesn't need access to Nukes, just all the devices connected to the internet to cause a catastrophic societal collapse.

What kind of world are we living in when you can't even trust your Synthesizer,

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Right? or Palentir, or 5eyes, or sting ray. People cannot handle the truth about what is actually going on. Not this crowd anyway. We're going to get there.

I think the correct term is "had",past tense.

@@anneloving8405 Yes, he has died, but often in writing, we use literary present tense.

@@anneloving8405 The "r" in correct got hacked too.

Who is "we"?

@@Ricksteady8 I'm guessing you are poking fun at the use of first person. Writers often use literary present tense :)

☝️… wth is a charging bank?… does it pay interest or dividends?…🤷

​@@joetoe9947 It's just a battery that your devices can pull power from to charge back up.

wait. airplane USB port hacking our device now?

@joetoe9947 I got thrown off by the word as well. I didn't really know it by name either, but that description given by that *Just_Call_Me_Tim* guy kinda roughly told me what it was. My mom was given one of those from an old friend of her's. I'm gonna give my own description because that other guys description may have still been a bit too vague. It's a portable USB charger! Basically, you can plug this in and charge this at home, it'll HOLD that charge, you can then take it with you. Then, whenever your cell phone is out of charge(or whatever) and you're far from home, you can plug it into that thing and it'll give your device a charge!

I think as a workaround you could figure something out that only transmits power, but no data. There are probably cables that do this, or maybe you could charge your power bank and connect your phone to the power bank. But you gotta look into it if you want to do it properly.

It's virtually impossible to have a bank account and a job without a mobile phone..

Try finding a pay phone in Virginia when you need to let your wife know you landed and are on your way home. I left my phone in the kitchen when I was traveling overseas. I used a phone at BWI and made 2 calls that cost me $32 dollars. The trip was absolutely painful without the mobile.

@@jetfan6129 Why do you need to let your wive you landed and are on your way home? Just go home and then you'll be at home and your wife will know.

@@jeremylindemann5117 dude you clearly don't have a wife 😂😂. Unfortunately it's not that simple.

No, I don't have a wife but the way you 're using your mobile phone is indicative of a larger problem that people dig themselves into. That is that people start to overcommunicate every little insignificant thing that goes on throughout their day. Women will be especially prone to this problem because have a higher need for reassurance. Unfortunately there is a point where more assurance leaves you feeling less assured and you end up internally generating more need to know what's going on all the time. That's a bad dependency that needs to be recognised and counteracted. Before mobile phones existed people were far less able to communicate and they were perfectly okay. There is no need to tell someone you've arrived somewhere when it doesn't make any difference in what they need to do, just in how they feel and how up to date their information is. It's completely needless and you tried an experiment, at least for a while, where you don't communicate what you're doing so much you will start to see that it really isn't necessary.

Also apathy

Yeah but most PC users were well 'schooled' in the use of 'online protection'. People that raised their noses at the thought of using a computer are all suddenly addicted to the pocket version and have no history of experience becoming easy targets. One must be as clever as possible or join the sheep.

I don't even own a phone, I only have a ten-year-old laptop, I use Linux, and my webcam and microphone are covered up. I know I'm still not 100% safe, but it is better than living online 24/7.

I have an old dumb ("feature"?) phone that I only turn on to make a call. At home I use Linux and mostly browse in Firefox with Ublockorigin in Private mode. Every couple of days I check for cookies anyway and delete any except for by bank and RU-vid (or I couldn't make this comment). I never see an ad on my PC.

Nope it's still here after 2 hour's so your good, mine however will likely be deleted 😅

Both comments still viewable to me after 16 and 13 hours, respectively.

@@wintersprite Yours has been deleted though... 🤔

the goal is crypto and banking on the phone, that's the info they want.