Basically, since war was invented

this, honor has been a myth for years, perhaps forever lol

And fighting germs.

Terrorism is pretext to spying. If there are no terrorists, they will make some, so they can spy.

Now? lol just open up any history book, and you learn very quick that the only thing that's different now is the technology

he got us more paraniod now

Gotta find a way, a better way. Makes me sick how silently this is all happening.

you mean to tell me ive been putting on a random show for free shit i need to start charging ;/

what im scared of is some random guy getting access to my phone. government has no need to monitor me, and even if they do, they arent gonna do anything to directly hurt me. i dont want some random dude in a basement to see im doing something and blackmail me with it. maybe i shouldnt have watched black mirror lol

nice try FBI

There's a phone called librem and pinephone. It runs linux but the software support is far from better. Ofcourse it will open a whole new box of vulnerabilities but atleast it has hard switches. We seriously need to support these developers (by buying the phone or just donating to them). So that the development process will be accelerated and we will get a serious competitor to android or ios

Duct Tape

Try removing your battery, most smartphones that's already hard to do !

@@chiranjeevsahoo4960 I've bought Fairphone, which has removable battery at least.

Agreed. Apple could've replaced the mute switch for a hard switch and any Android OEM can add it.

Not hackable but can catch fire. Because they don't embed any CPU into toaster... do they?

@@Artoooooor you neve kno.. their are toasters specially designed

@@Artoooooor If you have a smart toaster and on regular basis toast bread you can get a problem. If you do no toast you are probably away, Perhaps nobody is at home so if someone comes to your home he can steal things more easy.😉

It's only a matter of time before that toaster attacks you.

Aah so you're a waffle man!

Sharp eye ma man 😂

yea lol

Eagle's Eyes...

That's very normal in such videos, someone just puts in a different, static, screen.

@@autohmae Yea its just a funny continuity error.

Wow, thanks!

What do an advanced SOC analyst do?

@@_justarandomone_8884 well In short, we use a set of tool to investigate everything on the company network, then we build rules to alert us when malicious activity is happening and more. When we find strange or weirds things that we suspect we start investigate every piece that we can, if its a malware we need to understand what it does and how to react. If its a breach we need to find from where and who and block that. In short lol.

@Ryan's Random Videos Every government is a hero in his own eyes. Just like a good villain.

Except in the hands of Evil and illegitimate crime syndicates in control of political parties and bureaucracy

Look up WiFi Doppler imaging

Corruption

@@ea168 that was the joke. I was being sarcastic.

@@sbrazenor2 i know that lol, corrupted worker inside a government who has access to that type power is a problem, my sibling was a victim

👍

It already was the moment you use a fucking meme as an avatar. How many more attention you need, and how many times have youtube missed the opportunity to just disable all fucking avatars profiles?

The dystopian now?

it was already here, watch the hated one

Covid 1984

@@ankan2088 dystopian present.

You just described how my phone's internet feels.

Hahaha! There's away to tap onto that!!! I have done it around age 7. It's funny it really works.

That's interesting. I wonder how it works with eSIMs since they are only software based

Name it then.

Literally Israel

@@ineffa8le00rt expected from illegal country

Over the weekend, an international consortium of news outlets reported that several authoritarian governments - including Mexico, Morocco and the United Arab Emirates - used spyware developed by NSO Group to hack into the phones of thousands of their most vocal critics, including journalists, activists, politicians and business executives. Lol not my words just copied from TechCrunch

@@ut100c reminds me of Jamal Kashoggi's assassination by Arab's royal family, disgusting af

it is okay, as it was for the FAMILY. :)

I hadn't seen that movie, but, *yes* .

Remote monitoring has been around for like 25 years. F&F8 is from 2017 lol

Keep supporting isreal

So you have to be typing fast if you're a hacker?

The Samsung Galaxy XCover 5 and XCover Pro have removable batteries (no tools required) AND headphone jacks. Also rugged and waterproof, with guaranteed security updates for the next 5 years. Worth checking out if you need a new phone. Can also buy tablet versions too. Its funny because because now having a removable battery is considered a feature in a phone.

How?

Damn 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Battery out but condenser is still inside? Try to make an emergency call without the battery in.If you can't than it's in your advantage. 🇭🇺🇨🇦

MARK!

They use a stingray to install the spyware

And they say this is heaven 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Check out Rob Braxman Tech's video Is there a Phone Backdoor? (Pegasus, Simjacker, SS7). Maybe that'll help.

delete the messaging app, zero-clicks can travel via text from what i know

Can still be triangulated

+1 for weapon usage of it 😂

And it has snake

Hhhh

@@margomarple9684 It's an old joke that the Nokia 3310 was an indestructible brick.

Between your opinion and the 20th century...man, i really don't know...

Best damn show of the last decade.

@@TheFourthWinchester Very true.

pegaSUS

A VM did come to mind... I'm not sure it wouldn't be effective. Pegasus can't be perfect. I'm not saying they can't hack it, I'm just saying they gotta prioritize, and some things are lower priority than others. Not many people would use a VM for this, and even if you hacked the VM, it's on another machine, and the gains might be quite low. This might make it a low priority.

🤣 some people really believe that too...

That's called a Windows Update

Haha

Lol

Android is based on Linux.

@@davidt01 quite the difference there, Android uses only the Linux kernel for hardware support, not the rest. The rest is a mix of open and closed components, but fundamentally it is very different from the Linux OS. An example would be the filesystem.

A modern smart phone is more invasive then a land line. So while it isn't new, it is much more worrying.

Link🧐

@@An.Individual have you never watched the Matrix? ;) also you might be surprised by the Freaking scene

Well they're selling to governments, they are far from suffering any consequences.

They announced that they stopped the project, it is no more active

@@FreshSmog That was the point I was making.

So whose gonna call them criminals? You, me and mango people?? but Not bloody governments and their customers are governments. So its baseless.

@@FreshSmog Don't be too sure about that. Numerous governments are realizing that having these bugs unpatched and unfixed is dangerous to THEM as well. They are starting to crack down on these companies.

You can try your luck for free in Russia or Hungary or Ukraine just to see the bottom of the ocean. Mafia is not happy about competitors.

@American Freedom World Peace I’m reflecting to the new Pegasus fiasco not NSA

Exactly. You already know Silicon Valley was taking notes! BECAUSE THEY GOT CONTRACTS IN CHINA TOO.

Your Father is the thief but you think you are intelligent when you call your friend's father a thief.

That's scary as hell... :-/

Only difference with the rest of the world is that we get to live life pretending that our government does it with the best of intentions.

Lol

...wait a mo, are you saying security patches are installed onto my phone when I download software from the Play Store, and when I play games that are linked to my Google account?

You wont have to worry about spywares on android or apple, the whole os is spyware.

@@ashwinrawat9622 This one I agree. SWITCH TO LINUX 😂

@@rudeviper Or compile Android yourself as it's open source.

@@ManthaarJanyaro I care more about security more than I do about privacy. De googled phone is a very good option for privacy but what about security because as I said earlier its google that makes Android usable. And honestly I love google for this that they haven't just left android devices which are sold by other OEMs. They actually care about any android device you buy.

Hackers of Hackers exist 😂

a list of the "clients" was leaked. by clients I don't mean the governments, I mean the government's "clients" 😁

@@mas921 government's clients as in gov agencies , or gov target's

@@KhanjanYT if you're running a multi billion dollar surveillance thing, and your clients are governments than shame on NSO 😂

@@jdeep7 i think NSO is not that stupid to let an employee blow the whistle , because believe it or not many powerful governments are involved. NSO must have some kind of leverage on their employees. and yes amnesty changed its statement to potential targets making the whole story void and null. I am interested on how Amnesty made the list...you oppose the government , you're in the list , you're an activist you get to be on the list

Ever heard of browser APIs and WASM? There're plenty of ways how a WASM module can bypass browser sandboxing to infect a machine(basically in many ways: writing to storage/scheduling a malicious task/performing some calculations/accessing other processes' memory/etc or combined) having such a privilege as a "User's click". I'm not gonna say that we have to get rid of WASM or that it's so easy to do, but it's clearly possible to download and execute something with a single click.

@@iaros.h I didn't mean it was impossible, just extremely unlikely. The kind of link clicking most people would be thinking of would be the random text messages spammers, or coming across a malicious link while browsing the web, and in those cases your chances of clicking anything that is a one click download & execute are basically non-existent. One click download & execute links are going to be used in VERY targeted attacks and/or by government agencies, which 99% of people don't need to worry about. Nobody who has a working one click link exploit is going to blast it all over the web or spam it in text messages where it will be found and patched quickly. They will keep it quiet and use it very sparingly in highly targeted attacks.

Because microphones can still be on without you noticing.

@@ov3rkill he only mentioned disconnecting the camera.

I think id need to pay people to watch me...Anyway if anyones watching enjoy

Agreed, at least until they become very popular

@American Freedom World Peace I meant as a secondary device, especially for journalists and human rights activists, maybe even politicians. Unfortunately Linux phones aren't mature enough to be the main daily driver, but they could potentially be a fantastic secondary device and keep private information more secure.

Android phones are linux.

@@lowpowerlarry9957 Technically yes but also not really. Android runs a heavily modified Linux kernel but also many specific libraries and binaries. By Linux phones, I mean phones running the standard kernel and GNU libraries.

Yes

@@GaryExplains have a question regarding legality of what nso is doing. If a black hat hacked does the same thing the ramifications are insane govt, companies will sue the hell out of them if they figure out the identity. But why is NSO not in any legal soup.

@Him nso is a private org right. I meant in that aspect

Its just a little led of course they can disable it

thanks.