Yep... and if privacy violations were an OS update, Liberals would be clicking “Remind me tomorrow” forever.

“Privacy is not secrecy.” Still one of the most misunderstood sentences on the internet.

You think you're safe in Incognito? Think again.

👉Adoption Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Records from Texas Nonprofit 👉Matanbuchus 3.0 Expands Stealth Tactics with Teams Lures and Advanced Loader Features 👉Grappling With Existential Panic Over AI (From the desk of easyDNS CEO Mark Jeftovic) and more in

No, DNS can't be used to hack your AI chatBot - despite the impression you may have gotten from the WIRED and Ars Technica articles implying that. In our latest post, we take you through what those posts really mean (link in thread) 👇

More DNS FUD debunked by yours truly...

Our honeypots have picked up Yet Another Malicious Domain targeting Ledger users. There is no new firmware fix. There is no quantum vulnerability update. There are only wallet drainers This domain has been added to the Domainsure theat-feeds... domainsure.com/threat-feeds/

Anybody know anyone at Ledger who could use some help in the takedowns of all these malicious domains?

Goose devs: “It’s totally airgapped.” Me: Checks outbound DNS logs just to be sure. 😎

Heard of Ted Nelson? He's one of the early influencers in the cypherpunk movement. He saw the surveillance state forming when we were still busy customizing our MySpace top 8.

The cypherpunks weren’t paranoid. They were early. The rest of us just showed up late to the surveillance state. Need proof? Here you go 👇 axisofeasy.com/alt-ctrl-histo…

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