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Private alert app and Physical security training for freedom advocates, crypto hodlers and their families and teams.
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Gart_io 1 week ago
Harden your security. Take action today. Everything below takes an afternoon: 1 - Decide in advance who needs to be alerted if something happens 2 - Tell them what to do: who they call next, and what stays private 3 - Setup a private and reliable alert system for your home 4 - If you hold crypto, use multisig or a time delay, so no single visit can move everything Gart does the first and second step from your phone. Set your safe contacts, alert message and protocol once, and a silent press-and-hold sends them when you need it.
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Gart_io 3 weeks ago
The one giving the orders is not the one getting their hands dirty. The pattern: - France, Oct 2025: three masked men in the house, the organizer directing them by live video call from abroad. - Brentwood, California, Dec 2025: two men on site, a third voice on speakerphone through a voice modulator. - Mulhouse, March 2026: trio in the house, fourth man on the phone walking them through the transfer. ... and more. Twice this year in France they didn't even have the right house. The list they were working from was years old. 40 attempts in our database failed. An alarm went off, neighbourgs called the police, cameras, dogs... in several of these cases, those were the difference between failure and success. If you use your cards right, you can dodge them too, or become too hard to get. We help people improve their security posture.
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Gart_io 1 month ago
🚨UK warning: fake police calls are hitting people 3–4 times a week. Caller ID shows a genuine police number because it's spoofed. They know your full name and home address. They're calm, confident, well spoken and sound exactly like officers. The script: "We're investigating, we've found your financial information, we need to verify some details." Ask for a badge number and they'll give one. But it's fake. Red flags: - "Don't tell friends or family, it could compromise the operation" - "This call is being recorded" when you push back - Questions about crypto accounts and bank details. Refuse and it turns sinister. One person was threatened with armed police sent to their home on a hoax report. They had to call 999. Being scam-aware doesn't make you immune. The pressure is real. What to do? 1. Hang up. Caller ID proves nothing. 2. Call 101 from a different phone, or wait 10 minutes first. 3. If you're threatened, call 999. Real police will never ask for crypto or bank details over the phone, or tell you to keep it from family. 4. If you hold any crypto (even small amounts) or your personal details are already circulating, Gart runs private security advisory. DM us to book a call or in-person session. #news #security
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Gart_io 1 month ago
No notes, no Zoom, bitcoin accepted. Gart goes off the record. image We are ending public workshops. From now on every engagement is private: one client, or the circle they choose, and us. The open format worked. It also put strangers in one room to discuss where they live, how they travel, and what is at stake. Most people held back. Sensibly. What replaces it: executive, family, and private group training, in person, plus remote advisory on a call server we host ourselves. No notes kept, no recording, no file on you. Invoice only, bitcoin or wire. Read more:
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Gart_io 1 month ago
In January this year, a streamer in Sweden was beaten and doused in gasoline by attackers who were sure he was rich in crypto. He had none. Months after, he came out to tell the story. They picked him for one reason: he was visible, and visible looks rich. Your balance can stay private. Your public profile usually can't. What would a stranger reading yours guess you're worth?
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Gart_io 1 month ago
Attackers don't act on what you hold. They act on their guess at it, built from leaked databases, breach dumps, and whatever you show in public. On 24 August, 2026, in Jouy-en-Josas, France, three men broke into a 47-year-old's home at dawn, tied and gagged him, and beat him for about two hours for his crypto codes. They were sure he held close to EUR 6 million. His wallets held about EUR 3,000. The men at the door were working from bad data. What in your public footprint is feeding someone else's guess? Full report:
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