The Usual Suspects. The use of Eric Banoun's hacking suite Circles is not as widely publicized but is also used to hunt down dissidents. 2020 report from @citizenlab is excellent. Needs updating/expanding with failed Eitanium play. citizenlab.ca/2020/12/runnin… 
Banoun was a player in Reporty/Carbyne which is now flowing into US law enforcements systems as a "Covid Tracker" backed by Peter Thiels Founders Fund forbes.com/sites/denizcam…
A 2018 investigation by Israeli-based Haaretz on the global proliferation and abuse of Israeli spy ware. Terrorism tools gone terribly wrong. Again this was 4 years ago. haaretz.com/israel-news/.p…
Eric Banoun made films as "Rise Up LLC" productions. Director Maria Pulera's name shows up on some interesting documents besides film scripts. variety.com/2018/film/fest…
We digress. Eitanium was a failed play but Carbyne wants to combine permissible phone hacking (you install the software so strangers can take over your cel phone) and drones...for your own security. #OpenThePodBayDoorHal dronelife.com/2021/07/15/dro…
It's much easier to hunt people down when they do all the work for you. We assume there is a level of seurity whenever we hand over our data, location or content. Has anyone ever read User Agreements and tried to modify them? bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
I dont' have numbers for this year but massive corporate data leaks are becoming the norm. Then the data is put up for sale. fortune.com/2021/10/06/dat…
Since the visual scale of data is hard to represent ...this handy infographic can remind you that nothing is private. informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations…
Stolen data is its own business sector. Criminals want to clone your credit card. Ransom attacks and even extortion. I wish they would create some new stock photos for hacking. Its so...70's. But good info in here. pbs.org/newshour/scien…
What if data harvested rather than "hacked can shift your digital identity or silo? Can you create artificial environments, opinions and people using massive data sets built on stolen data to change thinking? Yes Project Rome and Cambridge Analytica theguardian.com/news/2018/mar/…
Here is Project Rome. The election fuckery plan given to Trump by Israeli Joel Zamel, pitched by Erik Prince, paid for by George Nader. Cost? Only $3,210,000 plus media so around $4million. Aug 2016 meeting. April 2016 start date? Hmmm. Cut to the tabloid int.nyt.com/data/documenth…
Daily Mail lays it out nicely. Erik Prince got caught lying by Mehdi Hasan. He got busted by Adam Schiff. UAE and KSA were making it rain stripper-style for Donald. Toss in George Nader paying for politician lap dances and we have a criminal comedy show. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6…
The ultimate hack would be false information, fictional personas and manufactured data to create a fictional world. A world in which the U.S. election had been stolen to divide the nation and weaken the elected leader. A scam that began in April 14, 2020. bbc.com/news/blogs-tre…
Could the ultimate hack be the to insist that real data is actually fake data and then legally discard it? Ensuring a false narrative? Perhaps. The ultimate hack happened right in front of us and we have yet to get to the bottom of it. independent.co.uk/news/world/ame…
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