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pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Monday, 17-Jun-2024 06:56:54 JST

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    pistolero (p@fsebugoutzone.org)'s status on Monday, 17-Jun-2024 06:56:54 JST pistolero pistolero
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    @cjd @shakal @0 @j @dcc @mint @pernia @sun @threat @laurel

    > It would be funny if this turned into a hell thread and the original posts got replicated over 9000 servers.

    It's probably been dumped all over the place even before I tagged some new people in. Seems likely that this is just amateur night at the "Guys in suits that say 'cyber' on purpose" club. @ins0mniak loves those guys, they like to corner people in bars and ramble about their certifications, and now they're on fedi, too! (:helllife: There is no escape. :hellthread:) So the best audience for such a hellthread might be the people that get a kick out of watching these guys run around while Yakety Sax plays.

    Maybe instead of getting "irrevocably deleted", *different* feds have already scraped and propagated it, like the fed contractor @Drand ! (Remember him from the big scraping incident detailed in the thread at https://nya.social/notes/818c3d1bdb3e20788eb08e25 , which was allegedly just an "accidental" DoS of everyone's servers to gather information on how moderation works around here, so as to further the goal of convincing people to abandon their misinformation and all the hate speeches, but turned out to be part of a project funded by the NSF to figure out viable censorship strategies and especially how to sell censorship to the public, as covered in https://docs.reclaimthenet.org/NSF-Staff-Report-rtn.pdf , which is mirrored at https://screamshitter.club/rvl/full/835374c1bfa10895663d4d1c94500049823ea928fb7e9c47b01a6b7f8f07c091 ?)

    > "You are requested to irrevocably delete the following post(s) within 24 hours of receiving this email and not to make it accessible to any third party:"

    I've been saying the feds don't know how fedi works. :shiggy:

    I'm not certain this actually is a fed, though; see below.

    > I don't speak German, but apparently this post made someone butthurt so I hereby approve of it.

    It looks like a BND spy name Felix Juhl has been snooping around according to machine translation.

    Good luck to Ian Watt, LLM, at the "FraudPrevention Team" at Artefaktum, LLC. You cannot get shit off fedi, especially things like "This Felix Juhl fellow is a spy", it goes everywhere faster than you can send a letter, and an LLC that has its "FraudPrevention Team" whose email address is "fraudprevention@icloud.com" is almost certainly not legit, especially someone that can't manage coherent English: "as you then knowingly allow the dissemination of untrue defamatory and defamatory statements on your platform", and "you should be aware that fake news and defamatory might lead to cort suit". Like, the C&D "order" (a court can "order", a private citizen can only issue a demand) reads like it was written by a non-native speaker that was kinda panicked. I think this is like that Web Sheriff guy from the 90s: Felix Juhl is making sockpuppets to sound official to try to get people to stop embarrassing him on the internet.

    If I look at "ARTEFAKTUM LLC" ( https://www.linkedin.com/company/artefaktum/people/ ) I don't see "Ian Watt, LLM". I do see someone named "Felix J.", whose apparently got a lot of followers for someone trying to conceal his identity.

    I'm very interested in what software Felix Juhl was trying to buy. According to http://demo.fedilist.com/instance/cyberplace.social , cyberplace.social is hosted by Hetzner, though whois says the server is in Finland; I don't know how jurisdiction works in the EU but I imagine that if he *could* get a court order, he'd have one.

    Just while I'm here and on the topic of the Bongo-National-Dongosreich (I can never remember how to expand German acronyms, I have to copy and paste "Bundesnachrichtendienst" every single time, the language makes no sense, it is not a civilized language), every chance I get to give a summary, I give it: the BND has been up to all kinds of shady stuff: when they got popped for bothering foreign journalists ( https://rsf.org/en/worldwide-mass-surveillance-germany-s-intelligence-service-declared-unconstitutional-landmark ), they didn't actually stop, they just started laundering it through the BMBF, which is doing things like doxing Libsoftiktok by funding projects like the "Hatespeech Tracker" through the Prototype Fund: https://prototypefund.de/en/project/hatespeech-tracker/ , "a project of the Open Knowledge Foundation Germany [ https://okfn.de/en/ ], funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) [ https://www.bmbf.de/en/index.html ]" or making fake profiles on social media (as noted here, https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/german-domestic-intelligence-running-100s-fake-right-wing-extremist-social-media , and mentioned in this thread by a US military intelligence agent: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30528382 .) Incidentally—and I'm sure this has nothing to do with anything—Adolf Hitler, when he joined the Nazi Party, was an "education officer" for the BMBF, though he quit his job after assuming leadership of the party.

    So maybe Felix is just, like, one of the lower-ranking dudes. I mean, if he's a spy, then that Uwe Klapproth guy is, too. But I'm not certain that this "Euroclear" company is legit. It's all "@gmx.de" and "@icloud.com" and this does not inspire confidence in their "Cyber Risk Management" services. Maybe this is some kind of viral marketing stunt.
    1707902.pdf
    c_and_d_letter_from_fucking_icloud.png
    felix_juhl.png
    In conversation Monday, 17-Jun-2024 06:56:54 JST from gnusocial.jp permalink

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    1. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: assets.zerohedge.com
      German Domestic Intelligence Is Running 100s Of Fake Right-Wing Extremist Social Media Accounts; Report
      The operation involving fake right-wing accounts has become so big that information sharing is necessary so authorities do not target each other...
    2. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: news.ycombinator.com
      Psychological Operations | Hacker News
    3. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: www.icloud.com
      iCloud.com
      Sign in to iCloud to access your photos, videos, documents, notes, contacts, and more. Use your Apple ID or create a new account to start using Apple services.
    4. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: rsf.org
      Worldwide mass surveillance by Germany’s intelligence service declared unconstitutional in landmark ruling on press freedom in the digital age
      In a much-anticipated verdict issued this morning, Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court has put an end to the groundless mass surveillance of global internet traffic by Germany’s foreign intelligence service, the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND). The ruling, the most far-reaching in this field in the past 20 years, sends an important signal for the protection of press freedom in the digital age.
    5. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: prototypefund.de
      Hatespeech-Tracker - Prototype Fund
      from @@prototypefund
    6. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: nya.social
      anatil e\x9f\xf0\xbc\xa5n lu\x00l (@natalie)
      there is currently a bot inside MIT IP space, address `18[.]4[.]38[.]176`, scanning fedi at large. i have confirmed this with 5+ unrelated instance admins, large and small instances, across mastodon/misskey/pleroma/akkoma. the bot is poorly behaved. i have observed it making repeated requests, multiple times per second, for the exact same paths (the paths being, generally: user profiles, specific posts, and sometimes following links in posts). returning 403s does not stop this activity. one of my domains received hundreds of additional requests despite replying with 403 to all of them. i have also seen it make requests for paths containing html tags - seems like a badly written parser. the purpose of these requests and what data is being gathered is unclear. PTR on the ip returns `sts-drand03.mit.edu`. a quick web search for "mit drand" brings back https://mitsloan.mit.edu/faculty/directory/david-g-rand and his personal website: https://davidrand-cooperation.com/ (note: other IPs in the /24 also have names in the PTR which match up with names of MIT faculty, but only the .176 IP appears to be involved in this activity). seems he's doing research into "misinformation" and "fake news" on social media. he also appears to be on fedi! so @Drand@techhub.social, given this activity is sourced from an IP with your name on it, could you share the purpose of this traffic? what data is being collected and how is it being used? do you plan to respect robots.txt or identify yourself in your useragent? is there a process for instance admins to opt out of this activity other than blocking the source IP?




    7. https://fsebugoutzone.org/media/a39b006b-c688-4bd6-b95f-e4b6cd4b2f1c/c_and_d_letter_from_fucking_icloud.png?name=c_and_d_letter_from_fucking_icloud.png

    8. https://fsebugoutzone.org/media/db5155a6-5329-4901-8967-6f2ae9dc6836/felix_juhl.png?name=felix_juhl.png

    9. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: cyberplace.social
      cyberplace.social
    10. Domain not in remote thumbnail source whitelist: okfn.de
      OKF DE
      Open Knowledge Foundation Deutschland e.V.

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