CIA turned every Microsoft Windows PC in the world into spyware.

[kijanamrefu]

@SwagMargeddon

Hizi zinaitwangwa air gapped PCs
Unatoa nguo zote na kupitia scanner kama 15 kabla uitumie juu unaeza kuwa umeficha flash disk kwa settings

@Jazzman

C’est pas possible. I believe the term is ‘air gapping’. Computer is only connected to heavily protected networks that have no contact with the outside world.

Airgap is a word that people use to make themselves feel better about their security situation. Hakuna any truly secure machine.

[Gio]

@entertainedd

Someni hio doc vizuri. They had exploits for basically everything: Windows, Linux, IOS, Android, Microtik routers, Samsung TVs… All software has loop holes to be exploited, open source or not.

na hi phone na telegram?

[ntash]

@john_doe

Unless you are a person of interest I don’t think they would bother spying on everybody such a task would require a lot of resources, man power and time

They can use algorithms in the spyware to filter. Certain combination of files/docs/activities make you a person of interest. Since their interests keep on changing, how do they keep updating the logs.

Ama Windows defender pia una update their spyware to their latest interests.

[entertainedd]

@Gio

na hi phone na telegram?

Telegram, WhatsApp etc help where one is trying to snoop on communication links between sender and recipient, but when the phone itself is hacked they won’t help.

[system]

@Gio

na hi phone na telegram?

Kwani haujasoma hiyo doc?

[Okwonkwo]

si Snowden aliambia watu hii Maneno. The NSA even spies on all cellular communication. Going as far as tapping all communication of the German Chancellor

[mozilla]

I use kali linux, u have no idea what Metasploit can do, no idea…

[Pussi_Signal]

@Jimit

Tell me something, lets say I have a laptop, I only use it for movies, and editing docs, but never accessing the internet with it. How will the CIA access the info on my lap because I understand for a spyware to work there must be a medium of communication between it (laptop) and spyware servers, how?

Removable media will do the work

[demajor]

NSA na CIA have been known to be having an intrest in people’s privacy
There are rumours that NSA has already managed to crack Tor super encryption ile siku fbi bursted silk road wakajiplant kwa dark net wametap hadi communications zote in uncle sam ao maghasia wabatishi

[danji1]

@mozilla

I use kali linux, u have no idea what Metasploit can do, no idea…

What did it do to you?

[Koolibah]

@M2Random

What if I use TOR 24/7??

Let’s start with the basics: Tor was developed, built and financed by the US military-surveillance complex. Tor’s original — and current — purpose is to cloak the online identity of government agents and informants while they are in the field: gathering intelligence, setting up sting operations, giving human intelligence assets a way to report back to their handlers — that kind of thing. This information is out there, but it’s not very well known, and it’s certainly not emphasized by those who promote it.
https://pando.com/2014/07/16/tor-spooks/

[system]

@Koolibah

Let’s start with the basics: Tor was developed, built and financed by the US military-surveillance complex. Tor’s original — and current — purpose is to cloak the online identity of government agents and informants while they are in the field: gathering intelligence, setting up sting operations, giving human intelligence assets a way to report back to their handlers — that kind of thing. This information is out there, but it’s not very well known, and it’s certainly not emphasized by those who promote it.
https://pando.com/2014/07/16/tor-spooks/

Tor was developed by the US military but they no longer control or dev it

[system]

@Koolibah

Let’s start with the basics: Tor was developed, built and financed by the US military-surveillance complex. Tor’s original — and current — purpose is to cloak the online identity of government agents and informants while they are in the field: gathering intelligence, setting up sting operations, giving human intelligence assets a way to report back to their handlers — that kind of thing. This information is out there, but it’s not very well known, and it’s certainly not emphasized by those who promote it.
https://pando.com/2014/07/16/tor-spooks/

lakini after watching the silk road documentary kuna some hard questions whiche were asked but the gov ignored. tangu then mimi nimestick to hacking forums pekee

[mozilla]

@danji1

What did it do to you?

I did something with it

[Bingi]

and what are the capabilities of our very own nis?