SpyVeillance: SpyGigging, Followrs, Premise, Telegram, OSINT, OSWarfare, Tor, AP [re: Ukraine War]
Opensource recon hubs popping up...
The Premise type apps have been known for quite some time, same for decades worth of opensource spying, oppos, and ops. Plainly obvious that if someone's paying to take pictures, recon, social engineer info of you... they don't have your best interests in mind. Nor are such things not also tools that won't come back to bite or be used against you. In history, spy on humanity lead to authoritarian mass abuse of human freedom by first mover power. Armsrace disaster. Topdown sideup, global scams all spies agents trolls power seeking political agendas imposing ideology force against will, notably none advocating voluntaryism to live let live and associate freely under nonagression. AP News... https://twitter.com/spyblog https://twitter.com/wsj https://twitter.com/byrontau https://twitter.com/dnvolz https://twitter.com/hiddenmarkov https://twitter.com/covert_intel https://aboutintel.eu/privacy-and-automated-osint/ Followrs - Uber style gig economy street surveillance operatives for hire https://www.wsj.com/articles/app-taps-unwitting-users-abroad-to-gather-open-... https://twitter.com/premisedata Gigwork app Premise suspends Ukraine operations after being accused of working with Russia in invasion. It says it was actually working for clients in western democracies — which matches @WSJ reporting that it has ties to US military intelligence. Premise Mobile-Phone App Suspends Ukraine Activities After Accusations Fly WASHINGTON—A mobile-phone app that pays users to perform basic observational tasks such as photography and has U.S. defense and intelligence clients suspended its activities in Ukraine on Friday... WSJ wrote about Premise in July. It asks people all over the world to do sentiment surveys, photography, etc. But it also turns user phones into sensors to gather signal data on cell towers and wifi networks, which can be valuable tactical intelligence. https://www.wsj.com/articles/defense-intelligence-agency-expected-to-lead-mi... It's part of a broader trend of embracing 'open source' intelligence that is going on in militaries and intelligence agencies around the world, including the United States. One official estimated 80% of intelligence is now sourced to unclassified sources wsj.com/articles/defense-int… Defense Intelligence Agency Expected to Lead Military’s Use of ‘Open Source’ Data The move would place the agency in charge of setting policy for intelligence gleaned from social-media and commercial-data troves. https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1497001286444617746 https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1474067549574688768 Telegram is the most popular messenger in urban Ukraine. After a decade of misleading marketing and press, most ppl there believe it’s an “encrypted app” The reality is the opposite-TG is by default a cloud database w/ a plaintext copy of every msg everyone has ever sent/recvd. It's amazing to me that after all this time, almost all media coverage of Telegram still refers to it as an "encrypted messenger." Telegram has a lot of compelling features, but in terms of privacy and data collection, there is no worse choice. Here's how it actually works: 1/ @0xggus URGENT!🟡 If you want to help the antiwar activists in Russia and human rights defenders around the world, you can run a snowflake proxy❄️ and/or a Tor bridge. Help us circumvent the Tor block in Russia! #Ukraine #RussiaUkraineWar Read more here 👇 blog.torproject.org/tor-cens… Responding to Tor censorship in Russia | Tor Project Since December 1st, some Internet providers in Russia have started to block access to Tor. We need your help NOW to keep Russians connected to Tor! blog.torproject.org Tracking the NASA FIRMS map, which is usually used to trace wildfires, gives us a broad view of significant fighting since the invasion. The coordinates are not precise, but in the right area. We know many of you have been impacted by the events in #Ukraine, and our thoughts are with you. ProtonVPN is open source and free forever. Our anti-censorship features can help maintain the free flow of information, an important weapon in the fight for #freedom & democracy. @ProtonVPN If you are a #journalist and need our services in order to continue informing the public about what is happening in #Ukraine, please contact us at advocacy@protonmail.com. @jeffhorwitz Successful FB efforts to combat this kind of stuff have long been routinely dependent on warnings from outside the company, whether from partners or advocacy groups or reporters. Whether in Myanmar or the US, the company’s needed the help. @JaneLytv Facebook cutting off data access, disbanding the CrowdTangle team, and standing in the way of research now has a direct effect on the ability to uncover Russian information operating during this offensive. Researchers don’t give up but we need to acknowledge this consequence.
spamming mail. Tor and CIA propaganda Sent with ProtonMail Secure Email. ------- Original Message ------- grarpamp <grarpamp@gmail.com> 27 Şubat 2022 Pazar saat 02:28 tarihinde yazdı:
Opensource recon hubs popping up...
The Premise type apps have been known for quite some time,
same for decades worth of opensource spying, oppos, and ops.
Plainly obvious that if someone's paying to take pictures,
recon, social engineer info of you... they don't have your
best interests in mind. Nor are such things not also tools that
won't come back to bite or be used against you. In history,
spy on humanity lead to authoritarian mass abuse of human
freedom by first mover power. Armsrace disaster. Topdown sideup,
global scams all spies agents trolls power seeking political agendas
imposing ideology force against will, notably none advocating voluntaryism
to live let live and associate freely under nonagression. AP News...
https://twitter.com/hiddenmarkov
https://twitter.com/covert_intel
https://aboutintel.eu/privacy-and-automated-osint/
Followrs - Uber style gig economy street surveillance operatives for hire
https://www.wsj.com/articles/app-taps-unwitting-users-abroad-to-gather-open-...
https://twitter.com/premisedata
Gigwork app Premise suspends Ukraine operations after being accused of
working with Russia in invasion. It says it was actually working for
clients in western democracies — which matches @WSJ reporting that it
has ties to US military intelligence.
Premise Mobile-Phone App Suspends Ukraine Activities After Accusations Fly
WASHINGTON—A mobile-phone app that pays users to perform basic
observational tasks such as photography and has U.S. defense and
intelligence clients suspended its activities in Ukraine on Friday...
WSJ wrote about Premise in July. It asks people all over the world to
do sentiment surveys, photography, etc. But it also turns user phones
into sensors to gather signal data on cell towers and wifi networks,
which can be valuable tactical intelligence.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/defense-intelligence-agency-expected-to-lead-mi...
It's part of a broader trend of embracing 'open source' intelligence
that is going on in militaries and intelligence agencies around the
world, including the United States. One official estimated 80% of
intelligence is now sourced to unclassified sources
wsj.com/articles/defense-int…
Defense Intelligence Agency Expected to Lead Military’s Use of ‘Open
Source’ Data
The move would place the agency in charge of setting policy for
intelligence gleaned from social-media and commercial-data troves.
https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1497001286444617746
https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1474067549574688768
Telegram is the most popular messenger in urban Ukraine. After a
decade of misleading marketing and press, most ppl there believe it’s
an “encrypted app” The reality is the opposite-TG is by default a
cloud database w/ a plaintext copy of every msg everyone has ever
sent/recvd.
It's amazing to me that after all this time, almost all media coverage
of Telegram still refers to it as an "encrypted messenger." Telegram
has a lot of compelling features, but in terms of privacy and data
collection, there is no worse choice. Here's how it actually works: 1/
@0xggus
URGENT!🟡 If you want to help the antiwar activists in Russia and
human rights defenders around the world, you can run a snowflake
proxy❄️ and/or a Tor bridge. Help us circumvent the Tor block in
Russia! #Ukraine #RussiaUkraineWar Read more here 👇
blog.torproject.org/tor-cens…
Responding to Tor censorship in Russia | Tor Project
Since December 1st, some Internet providers in Russia have started to
block access to Tor. We need your help NOW to keep Russians connected
to Tor!
blog.torproject.org
Tracking the NASA FIRMS map, which is usually used to trace wildfires,
gives us a broad view of significant fighting since the invasion. The
coordinates are not precise, but in the right area.
We know many of you have been impacted by the events in #Ukraine, and
our thoughts are with you. ProtonVPN is open source and free forever.
Our anti-censorship features can help maintain the free flow of
information, an important weapon in the fight for #freedom &
democracy.
@ProtonVPN
If you are a #journalist and need our services in order to continue
informing the public about what is happening in #Ukraine, please
contact us at advocacy@protonmail.com.
@jeffhorwitz
Successful FB efforts to combat this kind of stuff have long been
routinely dependent on warnings from outside the company, whether from
partners or advocacy groups or reporters. Whether in Myanmar or the
US, the company’s needed the help.
@JaneLytv
Facebook cutting off data access, disbanding the CrowdTangle team, and
standing in the way of research now has a direct effect on the ability
to uncover Russian information operating during this offensive.
Researchers don’t give up but we need to acknowledge this consequence.
Hacker collective Anonymous declares cyber war against Russia
Various LOICs and scripts launching matrixed around the world, background packet noise and exploit signatures growing higher, hackers and hactivismos and govts and corpos, all using physical war as cover for their "harmless/innocent" anonymous free for all melee held within "safe" confines of the internet, as if any GovCorp would really prosecute those acting from within its lands to its benefit, or any launch physical war over the net games all are having the usual fun sportsmanship conducting. Or not? Internet must decide these risks. Either way, expect interesting netsec summary reports and exfiltrated datasets to be released over the months to come. https://norussian.tk/ https://stop-russian-desinformation.near.page/ https://www.reddit.com/r/hacking/comments/t1a8is/simple_html_dos_script_for_...
participants (2)
-
grarpamp -
zeynepaydogan