New Release: v1.2.2
w/ Auto Rotating WireGuard Keys!
This version brings a new powerful settings tab:
With Fine Tuned Control over Rotating WireGuard Keys:
The ability to manage which profiles automatically rotate WireGuard keys and how often they do so. (prior it was manual)
This empowers the end user to rotate profiles they use more, and minimize speed delays or metadata leaks.
Advice on use:
When it rotates, it has a minor delay to coordinate with the billing server, so turn the rotation on based on, how often you actually use the profile. Otherwise, you’d have a delay for nothing.
Step 1: Get It
Step 2. Verify
To verify it, run this command:
shasum -a 256 [filename]
Should spit out this for version: 1.2.2:
ef48e288a6eef2569ead67f74dc9add7f7dff0f12004edb35d017b7b0e561d90
With Fine Tuned Control over Rotating WireGuard Keys:
The ability to manage which profiles automatically rotate WireGuard keys and how often they do so. (prior it was manual)
This empowers the end user to rotate profiles they use more, and minimize speed delays or metadata leaks.
Advice on use:
When it rotates, it has a minor delay to coordinate with the billing server, so turn the rotation on based on, how often you actually use the profile. Otherwise, you’d have a delay for nothing.
Step 1: Get It
HydraVeil Install Instructions | Simplified Privacy
A random attacker can abuse Cloudflare to find out which Cloudflare server you're pinging images from. Even on Signal, the attacker can triangulate your city location (or VPN exit).
To do the Signal attack, they need to only send you an image. Then see which Cloudflare server you download the image from. This shows the danger of Cloudflare's centralization, which I've bitched about 1000 times to deaf ears.
In response to this 15-year old hacker making a fool of them, Cloudflare did make this attack more difficult, but they've yet to patch it fully. So it can be done at the time I'm writing this.
The kid figured out that it can be done by abusing caching. Caching is when files (such as images) as stored on all of these local datacenters because they are frequently accessed.
To quote the kid,
"A few months ago, I had a lightbulb moment: if Cloudflare stores cached data so close to users, could this be exploited for deanonymization attacks on sites we don't control?"
Further,
"When your device sends a request for a resource that can be cached, Cloudflare retrieves the resource from its local datacenter storage, if available. Otherwise, it fetches the resource from the origin server, caches it locally, and then returns it. "
So then he,
First used Cloudflare WARP (Cloudflare's VPN client), to get access to this data when normally the requests are not allowed.
Second, used Burp to gather data on which signal CDN servers were being used, and control what's sent to Signal.
Third, send the image to the victim. And then get the location of which Cloudflare server they download or view it from.
While this specific attack can be stopped by any VPN, who knows what huge amount of information these centralized Big Tech providers save, store, and use on fingerprints, history, or Cloudflare trust scores. Once again, please consider our VPN, designed to isolate your activity for web apps, with Cloudflare specifically in mind:
Oracle is behind the scenes on many Big Tech websites, they are in the business of reselling your data,
They track you across devices and sell which devices are you, using fingerprints. This is not crazy conspiracy theory, but well known court cases,
Google has a similar method to sell your sensitive personal data (across all websites using their JavaScript, including Captchas) through a Cookie, tied to your fingerprint. This is illegal in Europe, because it violates GDPR, but they get away with it because of political influence.
Fingerprints can include Screen size, timezone, browser version, and 70+ other factors. This is very hard to fool this without blocking, and many websites and services won’t let you block everything.
Mullvad’s Browser is Weak.
Mullvad Browser relies upon Letterboxing to hide your screen size. Letterboxing adds or subtracts a little bit of padding, to lie that your screen size is the same as everyone else.
But there are a few ways around this, including having your device render graphics to see it’s not real. In fact, Fingerprint-com-Pro openly sells fingerprinting through Letterboxing. Look at the last line of their ad:
Fingerprint-Pro JavaScript, which is worth 80 million dollars, is shilled on hundreds of websites. And then Big Tech will pick this data up as well, with similar systems, to rake in billions. This makes fingerprinting effective, since then they all share data with each other,
Easy Solution:
Our app launches isolated second graphical environments that realistically creates a new Screen Display Size, and matches your timezone to the IP address.
No Way to Detect
From inside it, there’s no way to detect this fake environment.
The only other way to do this type of deception is virtual machines, but ironically Oracle makes VirtualBox. The exact company that you’re trying to deceive, and the copy-paste isn’t open source.
All VMs are a pain in the ass to setup and slower. Unlike a virtual machine, our app doesn’t slow you down or consume extra resources. So you can have many at once.
Global governments can not tap and record every router and switch on the planet earth, so they have to do it at large centralized locations.
There are cables that connect different continents’ internet. These are centralized choke points that can be easily be monitored.
And nothing has been done to change this situation, since these leaks were released. In fact, with larger budgets, it’s gotten worse.
Let’s first understand how Simplified Privacy works, and then how it can help deal with these challenges. Our VPN takes a double layer approach.
Layer 1 is System-wide. This is similar to a regular VPN.
Layer 2 is Browser-Only Isolated Profiles.
Turning the system-wide VPN lights up that profile slot green, as well as the top and bottom of the window. Additionally the top left corner says “Connected” in green.
If you’re using both systemwide and individual profiles, then connect to systemwide first, and then do the individual browser-only profiles, which turn red.
We highly recommend picking a system-wide location in a country close to you. Not only is this faster, but also when you cross the ocean cables, you’re part of a pack with other people. Otherwise it is encrypted, but you’re crossing them as a lone individual. For example if you live in the US:
Remember, your home ISP only sees that you have the systemwide connection. Then from there, the traffic is routed to different isolated countries. This makes the data packets different sizes from different routes.
Other VPN providers offer multi-hop WireGuard, but they do so in a purely linear fashion. This means your home ISP is seeing the exact same packet sizes as the ocean cables, making it easier to track the route.
Simplified Privacy:
With unmatched passion and drive, our team innovates. Our solution empowers you to have two or more profiles at the same time, so the data packets seen by your home ISP and the ocean cables are different sizes. This mismatch present challenges in matching traffic in other countries as you.
Do you want a more in-depth explanation? Hit up our podcast that compares our approach to Tor,
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The CIA buys equity in Peter Thiel's company
The US Military gives contracts to Elon Musk
Then:
Musk & Thiel buy Twitter & Rumble.
With AI Manipulation:
Keep Donald Trump Popular
Which:
Then Trump Regulates the CIA
Therefore,
The CIA owns equity in the entity that regulates the CIA.
The ONLY difference between this and Democrats, was before the CIA did it with Google/Biden. Read the Wikileaks book, they are doing horrible stuff in many of these poor countries.
So, the next time you pitch Nostr, you might want to mention, that it's the only free place left
Yet Dave Smith uses Gmail in Real Life:
If you go on LinkedIn or Job Boards, nearly every company is using Gmail. Even if companies use their own domain, it's really pointed to Google. Because the IRS can see all resumes, it forces even those who earn in cryptocurrency to report income.
Therefore, Dave Smith enables and empowers the IRS, by helping force all of society to pass through their power. Of course, Smith alone does not do this, but he participates, influences, and enables a culture of obedience. This culture of ignoring tech decisions is unfortunately very common.
For example Journalist Max Blumenthal of the Grey Zone focuses on Palestinian rights, and encourages college protestors to boycott Israel. But yet he uses Gmail.
Yet Israel is a big military industrial contractor, for Israel.
And he has Google surveillance on his website:
Israel AI drones Palestinians to death. How can Max Blumenthal, allow the very oppressor, that he claims to boycott, oversee his tech infrastructure, and doxx his journalism sources.
The Bull Dies in Spanish Bullfighting, because it's so focused on the Red Silk, that it misses the sword.
In "Just My One Thing", our team points out the logical flaws of supposed privacy, political, and free speech groups, being so narrowly focused on promoting ONLY their own cause.. that they miss the bigger picture, and it becomes self-defeating..
And now we get to the awkward part, where you realize that this 10-minute podcast includes clowning on the Big Tech use of Nostr. And so we got a choice. On the one hand, you could give a sarcastic reply, or just keep scrolling.
Or on the other, you can add this RSS feed to your Podcast App, and learn something:
It wasn't just Elon Musk that bought Twitter.
Among the largest contributors was Larry Ellison, previous CEO of Oracle. Oracle not only contracts with the CIA, and sells browser fingerprints.. But Larry publicly downplayed Edward Snowden's leaks, and said the NSA spying was good.
You might think this is a lone incident with Twitter's takeover, now doing more data collection. But actually the VAST MAJORITY of services use browser fingerprinting, and aggregate data with each other. Probably most of the services you use are on this list, and these dirty tactics render most VPNs ineffective.
In this brand new podcast, our team breaks down the crucial knowledge that you need to know. And even discuss the critical flaws in Mullvad Browser:
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This centralized all-seeing entity owns all your passwords and sees all your activity online.
Yet despite this being so invasive, many privacy groups and influencers use Cloudflare. It's like they've given up their individual autonomy, and had their minds captured to serve the all seeing empire.
In our team's brand new podcast episode, we discuss the rampant brainwashing by the Borg:
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