• @Sanctus
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    81 month ago

    No one is spending 500k-1M to hack random people.

    • @[email protected]
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      -21 month ago

      Do you know what unlimited license means? 400 Russian journalists who fled to the Baltic states were compromised by Pegasus. This cancer is growing fast and if yesterday it wasn’t your business, today it is

      • @[email protected]
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        31 month ago

        Just make a proper threat level analysis. Are you a journalist or politically exposed person in a non-democratic or semi democratic system?
        No?
        Are you in a key position of a company or agency providing (for) critical infrastructure?
        No?
        Are you just a little shit, trolling on the internet?*
        Yes? Maybe just dial that back.

        Verdict: You are of no interest for a state sponsored Spy Software or some script kiddy trying to wreck your day.

        *Hypothetical situation. Does not necessarily apply to the OP.

        • @[email protected]
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          21 month ago

          non-democratic or semi democratic system?

          Am I right that you just called Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania semi-democratic countries?

          • @[email protected]
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            130 days ago

            I would classify them as full democracies but if you want hard numbers I would check your countries score here

        • @[email protected]
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          1 month ago

          The former is true, however anyone who’s ever looked at firewall logs will tell you plenty of skids are trying to get free domestic US IP addresses off of vulnerable home networks using automated means.

          That being said that has really has jack shit to do with personal privacy/security against state-scale dragnet surveillance.