GHOST 3 months ago

If a tool dies when the company dies, it’s fragile. If it requires a account to login, it's a trap. If it requires monthly payment to stay working, it’s a liability.

Untraceable Digital Dissident

Tools That Last Years, Not Months | Build a 5-Year Stack That Endures

Stop buying disposable security. Learn how to build a five-year privacy stack with durable tools, auditable systems, and gear that won’t betray y...

GHOST 3 months ago

Brainstorming use cases for a air gapped old android phone. Data transfer via SD card or QR only. - A HW wallet. - Offline Password manager. - Encryption key storage. - 2FA codes. - Sensitive document reader. Anything else I'm missing? #asknostr

GHOST 3 months ago

@Simon no new podcast since September?

GHOST 3 months ago

GHOST 3 months ago

People installing agentic AI browsers, and not knowing about prompt injection.

GHOST 3 months ago

"Why do you self host stuff? You are so paranoid. You need to stop reading that GHOST guy..."

BleepingComputer

Sharepoint ToolShell attacks targeted orgs across four continents

Hackers believed to be associated with China have leveraged the ToolShell vulnerability (CVE-2025-53770) in Microsoft SharePoint in attacks targeti...

GHOST 3 months ago

Anyone using @White Noise? Looking to test message someone and run it through it's paces.

GHOST 3 months ago

I know that this won't be a very popular articles but I think it is one of the most important I've written. #paranoia

Untraceable Digital Dissident

Mental Endurance Under Surveillance Pressure | Build Psychological Resilience Against Burnout

Learn how to build mental endurance under constant surveillance pressure. This guide breaks down how to manage paranoia, fatigue, and burnout while...

GHOST 4 months ago

Now do the Federal Reserve

GHOST 4 months ago

Hot Take: Windows 11 isn't a OS, it's spyware.

GHOST 4 months ago

@Sergio they were quick. Already in hand and cleaned

GHOST 4 months ago

Me trying to act normal in social situations.

GHOST 4 months ago

It's so bizarre to me that we can spend over a $1,000 on a phone but we are allowed so little control over it's operating system. And people just accept that as normal.