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Sam_Bent
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ExDarknet Vendor/Market Admin/Buyer, Author, YouTuber, Paralegal, Hacker, DefCon/SANS speaker, podcaster, OSINT & OPSEC Specialist, and Content Creator
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www.sambent.com/domain-front...

Domain Fronting: How Censors Killed Privacy on the Cloud
By putting one domain in the TLS handshake and another in the HTTP header,
domain fronting made Signal unstoppable in
Egypt, Oman, and UAE until corporations caved to authoritarian pressure.
Domain Fronting: How Censors Killed Privacy on the Cloud
By putting one domain in the TLS handshake and another in the HTTP header, domain fronting made Signal unstoppable in Egypt, Oman, and UAE—until corporations caved to authoritarian pressure.
www.sambent.com
On a scale of one to 10, this happens to you after you spent this much money...

how pissed are you?
www.sambent.com/based-monero...

Based: Monero Fights 40% Network Spy Nodes with Subnet Filter.

The new release implements /24 subnet filtering to disadvantage spy nodes that have been attempting transaction-to-IP correlation since October 2020.
Based: Monero Fights 40% Network Spy Nodes with Subnet Filter
The new release implements /24 subnet filtering to disadvantage spy nodes that have been attempting transaction-to-IP correlation since October 2020.
www.sambent.com
Run your own: Self-host.
Fund your own: Stack XMR/Real assets
Answer to no one.
Stop watching the propaganda.
"The people are ultimately subordinate to government,
not the other way around,
and that inversion of power is the problem."
- Edward Snowden
Happy 23rd Birthday Tor.
OnionMasq creates VPN-like behavior by trapping applications in kernel-isolated sandboxes where only Tor-routed network interfaces exist, eliminating the bypass vulnerabilities that plague proxy-based solutions.
Based.
www.sambent.com/onionmasq-to...
Monero's Atomic Units: How Privacy Money Scales from Piconeros to Meganeros
www.sambent.com/moneros-atom...
#xmr #monero #crypto
Who's forcing you to use brave?
Remember when the CIA recommended using Signal (quote on blog)?
Signal just launched paid backups designed by Facebook's former surveillance architect. The same company that stored desktop keys in plaintext for 6 years,wants to store your messages on their servers.
https://youtu.be/lxNOpIwjTxo
Cloud password managers aren't protecting your data, they're collecting it for profit while making you the product in a surveillance economy that profits from your digital enslavement.
https://www.sambent.com/vaultwarden-deployment-self-hosted-password-manager-hardening/
Who's forcing you to use brave?
Exactly.
No man is good enough to govern another man
without that other man’s consent.
- Abraham Lincoln
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"Mass Extraction
The Widespread Power of U.S. Law Enforcement to Search Mobile Phones"

https://www.upturn.org/work/mass-extraction/
BGPStream enables automated BGP hijack detection through real-time routing analysis and CLI automation that identifies prefix hijacking and generates security alerts for network operators.
https://www.sambent.com/bgpstream-hijack-detection-automated-prefix-monitoring-and-alerts/
Brave Browser handles 94 million users monthly with zero dependency on Google or Microsoft servers, and Big Tech should be terrified of what this proves.

https://www.sambent.com/monero-ring-size-evolution-privacy-performance-trade-offs/
This 1975 paper established "least privilege" and "defense in depth"
as foundational security concepts.
Most ECDH implementations contain fatal flaws that let attackers recover private keys through mathematical manipulation.
https://www.sambent.com/ecdh-security-theater-why-most-implementations-fail/
Thompson (back in 1984!) shows how to create
self-replicating trojans at the compiler level
that survive source code audits.
https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/papers/Thompson_1984_ReflectionsonTrustingTrust.pdf