Thread by @RYP__

"hacked with Predator spyware, built and sold by the previously little-known mercenary spyware developer Cytrox." Which trails back to Intellexa Founder Tal Dilian and "cyber darwinism" citizenlab.ca/2021/12/pegasu…

Which links back to the infamous "Circles" and Eric Banoun which links to Carbyne which links to Eitanium which links back to proliferation of Israeli spyware software used against political dissidents and journos. taldilian.com

Its the "same shit, different decade" business model of 8200 grads. Selling "security" software but in reality being proliferators of fuckery and insecurity. Paging Jamal Khashoggi. MBS on line one and two. calcalistech.com/ctech/articles…

In the end it's just a business model. narativ.org/2019/07/27/bui…

When I say business model...the software has little financial value as an anti terrorism tool but is worth a lot as a profitable corporate espionage tool and a toy for dictators to kill off dissent. arstechnica.com/information-te…

Ok back to Cyber Darwinism". The constant battle between non state freelance (mercenary) opportunists vs overly cautious corporate and state actors. Guess who wins in a game of "Disrupt"? Just the adoption cycle for new cyber security programs in the government is mind boggling.

Also the idea of "hacking" is exactly what the 1/6 election fuckerists are doing without a single keystroke. Yes they hide behind gobbledegook PowerPoints but its just mental vandalism to destroy structure, democracy and peace.

Part of this silliness is an obsession with "Disruption". The 70's idea that you can move fast and break things. Overturn structure. Piss on norms. Hell even a boring cereal maker has a "Disruptive Growth Officer". Disrupting disruption is boring now. finance.yahoo.com/news/general-m…

Anyways...what could possible go wrong with a software spy program called "Predator"?

My question is... who gets your sensitive data faster? Zuck or the Predator? zdnet.com/article/egypti…