…the DHS is accused of attempting to break into the State of Georgia secured election database.
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White House: We Will Fight The Internet As If It Is An Enemy
Russia Didn’t Carry Out White House Computer Hack
Flashback: No, North Korea Didn’t Hack Sony
Sellafield: One of the Ten Most Radioacive Places on the Planet
Tagged with: 911, Ben Rhodes, Benjamin J. Rhodes, CBS News, child abuse, computer, computer data, computer hoax, Corbett Report, covert operations, crackdown, cracking, creative commons, cyber warfare, data storage, David Rhodes, disinfo, disinformant, false flag operations, food, fukushima, government, Media Monarchy, national security adviser, news media, P2P, p2p networks, President Obama, Prince Andrew, security, Urban farming, White House
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Hack Back! A DIY Guide for Those Without the Patience to Wait for Whistleblowers
Aside from the hacking specific stuff almost anything useful to a system
administrator for setting up and administering networks will also be useful for
exploring them. This includes familiarity with the windows command prompt and unix
shell, basic scripting skills, knowledge of ldap, kerberos, active directory,
networking, etc.
Tagged with: banking fraud, computer data, computer geek, computer programmer, computer server, conspiracy research, cracking, creative commons, crimes against humanity, Criminal Investigations, criminal-institution, diy, do it yourself, ebola, end the war, eugenics, false flag operations, false-flag, follow the money, fraud, free software foundation, freedom movement, freedom of information, freedom software, fsf, genocide, gmo, gnu, government lies, hacker, information sharing, institutional crime, internet, internet technology, JavaScript, mass surveillance, microsoft, monsanto, network, nsa whistleblower, open source, open-source software, Patience, police state, problem solving skills, programming code, skill, state sponsored terrorism, system administrator, techno geeks, too many secrets, truth seeker, vaccine, virus, War Is A Racket, whistleblower, whistleblowers, windows
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
The Internet Is Now Weaponized, And You Are The Target
According to revelations about the QUANTUM program, the NSA can “shoot” (their words) an exploit at any target it desires as his or her traffic passes across the backbone. It appears that the NSA and GCHQ were the first to turn the internet backbone into a weapon; absent Snowdens of their own, other countries may do the same and then say, “It wasn’t us. And even if it was, you started it.”
Tagged with: abuse of authority, abuse of power, awareness, banker's war, breach of trust, browser, CISPA, computer, computer attack, computer data, computer programmer, cookies, cracking, currency wars, cyberwar, data harvesting, dns, Domain Name System, email, full disclosure, Global Finance, institutional crime, internet, Internet privacy lost, internet service providers, ISP, malware, mass surveillance, money, phishing, politics, program, reality, snoop, spam, spy, spyware, state sponsored terrorism, surveillance state, virus, wall street, war finance, web, webrowser, wiretap, world war
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
I was Hooked when You Said No
“- and a phone call from Bill Gates of Microsoft offering him a job, which he turned down.” New Tech… Harnessing human computation Luis von Ahn helped save the internet from spammers. His larger quest is to put internet chores…
Tagged with: 2013, awareness, carnegie mellon university, code, computer, computer geek, computer nerd, computing, cracking, creative, crowdsourcing, data, digital, e mail services, electronic, email, energy, full disclosure, games with a purpose, gamification, gaming, google, image, internet, liberty, Luis von Ahn, new technology, pc, people, programming, reality, software engineer, spam, spammer, tech, techno geeks, technology
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Peace Today
