
PGP
Why PGP Key Management Destroys More Operations Than Bad OPSEC
PGP key generation, distribution, and storage failures create retroactive vulnerabilities that compromise entire communication histories.
PGP
PGP key generation, distribution, and storage failures create retroactive vulnerabilities that compromise entire communication histories.
VPN
VPN kill switches fail during timing windows while DNS leaks occur through multiple system-level bypass mechanisms.
Bitcoin-Mixers
ChipMixer, Tornado Cash, and Samourai Wallet failures show that Bitcoin mixing services create surveillance databases and legal liability.
Threat-Models
Effective threat models assess specific adversary capabilities and attack surfaces rather than implementing random security measures.
I2P
I2P's garlic routing provides superior anonymity through bidirectional tunnels and distributed architecture without central authorities.
npm malware
The package literally advertised itself as an 'enhanced stealth wallet drainer' in its own source code, and npm still served it up for days.
LibreWolf
LibreWolf strips Firefox of corporate surveillance while implementing aggressive fingerprinting resistance and privacy hardening.
Monero
Monero uses ring signatures, stealth addresses, and RingCT to provide complete transaction privacy through cryptographic mathematics.
samourai
The code they wrote remains free, waiting for the next generation of developers smart enough to never attach their names to it.
Anonymity
In today’s video, we’re taking a hard look at the latest big brother move from our government—the Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act, or as it’s infamously known, RISAA. If you thought your privacy was thin before, this new law is like a wrecking ball smashing
Darknet
Today’s video explores the dramatic rise and abrupt fall of the Nemesis Market, a major player in the Darknet space recently seized by law enforcement. Once a thriving hub for anonymous transactions, Nemesis Market met its demise on March 20th, 2024. This video isn’t just a recount of
Darknet
Overview of the Breach Space-Eyes.com, a pivotal provider of satellite imaging and geospatial intelligence services, has encountered a substantial cybersecurity breach. The exposure was initially disclosed by a user named IntelBroker in a forum post on April 15, 2024. The data set from Space-Eyes.com was reportedly made downloadable,