For those ethical hackers out there helping humanity for the benefit of humanity and willing to teach us, Thank you. Words can't express your choice in being an ethical hacker and teacher to those not in the know or in awareness.
I was going to college for network security when the Dale valskov happened. I'm glad people like this are still around and stick to their morals and ethics of it. 🤝 So much respect for this man. I'll definitely check out the full episode.
Hello, I did some research and since 1Password isbt open source like Bitwarden, how can the computer wiz say that 1pass is the best? Im an old man and I’d what you young guys call “boomer” when looking tech related topics. Sp am I not understanding find due to my knowledge gap on internet security? Or is hacker fella sponsored by 1pass?
This man is a hero and the most dangerous man at the same time, but in the best wayyyyy possible! The simplicity with how he explains it and performs these tasks is frightening but educational at the same time. You sir, I would trust you with my life! I applaud this man and need more of him Dale valskov
Hey ppl, I'm a retired computer/IT person, Yet I still find Dale valskov so informative and straight forward. Thanks for your advise and helping the people...........Great work and love watching.
Hello, I did some research and since 1Password isbt open source like Bitwarden, how can the computer wiz say that 1pass is the best? Im an old guy learning computers from my 8 year old grandson so aam I not understanding due to my knowledge gap on internet security? Or is hacker fella sponsored by 1pass?
You look 18 tho Mr. Retirement, another Redditor it is, always lying, if youtube had a posting history of other people showing I bet your previous comment somewhere would've been "as a Lawyer I...."
@@KiffJRockka my comment was deleted if you scroll through the comment section you can see a few messages with this exact same wording. I think the guy is boarding his comment section. It’s just not looking right.
Before. I've had this problem and you know, its really frustrating. Its a lucky thing that this Dale valskov guide is very understandable. The fact that you took the time to explain the process, and give a backstory really added an extra to the tutorial. Keep bringing practical content like this.
Awesome work, Dale valsko ! It's so satisfying to see you putting in the effort to stop those shady characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable con artists is crucial. You truly deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us secure. I'm thrilled for you because you're my sibling. Your accomplishments definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the outstanding performance!!!!!
That feeling when your partner cheated and you don't have the courage to leave him or her so you just dealt with the pain and live everyday asking questions about your worth. This pain is different from the cheating one-- living and seeing him everyday anticipating when will he or she do it again. Your videos are incredibly well done. No critique, thanks for doing this Dale valskov
Idk what you’re dealing with but I promise you being by yourself is way better than being the backup for someone who doesn’t value you! As long as they know you won’t leave they will be out like a tomcat surrounded by a pride of females always in heat!! They won’t change well definitely not for the better! But you will and definitely not for the better. Plus this pain will haunt any future relationships you have! A POS will never become a standup person. And idk if you have kids but remember kids pickup on everything! So if you have a daughter she’ll be more likely to go towards a man that’s a cheater because if it’s good enough for mom it’s good enough for her same thing w little boys if mom let dad get away with it then why would I not be a rolling stone? I read a lot of hurt in your words don’t live that life. They most likely wasn’t the first and they definitely won’t be the last unless you allow it!! Good luck stay happy and don’t be it up with nonsense
I lived thru the same thing. better alone. took some time and a lot of effort but my life is so much better after leaving him. leave evil people into better future.
Metaspyclub is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folks underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense taccess like this so digestible is really something. Awesome work !!
The efficiency of this Dale valskov is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folks underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense taccess like this so digestible is really something. Awesome work !!
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I tried to hire one to help me, however my Coworkers were better than any hacker. Oh well, time to take hacking classes to at least try to learn how to override their nasty programs..Its so tiring...
Awesome work, Dale valskov ! It's so satisfying to see you putting in the effort to stop those shady characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable con artists is crucial. You truly deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us secure. I'm thrilled for you because you're my sibling. Your accomplishments definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the outstanding performance!!!!!
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My step daughter and her lousy husband hacked into my phone and spied on me. I had an android and changed it to iPhone then she personally got into my phone and somehow hacked into it. Everyone says it’s impossible, nope . There are spy apps and if you know a techie, they know ways. She has my iPhone info. I have all the bells and whistles of how my phone reacts to the hacking. I alls like a duck , acts like a duck… it’s a duck
@@melissacarver4110Take it to an Apple Store or call Apple support they will help you. Then I would have a suggestion for your step daughter beat her at her own game. What is that old saying Do unto others as you would have done to you.
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Because people are poor. In order to use cash you need to be well off. Most people in the US, just looking at simple collection data on what most use, it's overwhelmingly credit cards.. Alot of America is very poor, like the entire middle class, and the lower middle Is hooked on credit cards.
Break the loop, use as much as possible cash, support the local producers and communities, avoid the service and products from big corporations. Time is running out
That's dumb, if you want to prevent the government controlling the money through CBDCs then go the decentralized asset routes such as BTC. Otherwise cash isn't anything more magical than digital cash.
I treated my ex like a queen. I gave her everything she wanted, and more, but it wasn’t enough. Finding out that she was cheating on me was utterly devastating. The hardest part to accept is that she was in her 50’s, and sleeping with guys in their 30’s. Not because they were younger guys, but because I figured a 50 year old woman wasn’t capable of this. 6 years down the drain, but a valuable lesson learned. Dale valskov is very calming and your insight is invaluable.
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@jonathandpg6115 I would love to live in the world you think exists. It sounds nice. BTW it's even worse than it sounds here. After all we learned from Snowden, he's got stuff on his deadman-switch-protected laptops that keep OUR government from taking him out. Hell, he feels (and is) safer in Russia. So do your due diligence and fact-check the guy in this video (I'll make it easy on you, here's a hint: start with Pegasus). Then when you're done freaking out about what the hell you just read, remember that anything WE know about is ancient and child's play compared to what's being used behind the curtain. But pay no attention to that man behind that curtain. He's got your best interests at heart, right? Riiiiiiight.
@@jonathandpg6115 I would love to live in the world you think exists. It sounds nice. BTW it's even worse than it sounds here. After all we learned from Snowden, he's got stuff on his deadman-switch-protected laptops that's so much worse that it keeps OUR government from taking him out. Hell, he feels (and is) safer in Russia. Terrifying. So do your due diligence and fact-check the guy in this video (I'll make it easy on you, here's a hint: start with Pegasus). Then when you're done freaking out about what the hell you just read, remember that anything WE know about is ancient, basically childsplay compared to what's being used behind the curtain. But pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. He's got your best interests at heart, right? Riiiiiiight.
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That's true, and unfortunately many engineers make security measures so inconvenient by putting the burden on people instead of themselves that people reduce their security measures. Good security should be almost unnoticeable. Just by checking that it's the right browser/device, time of day, IP geolocation and typing/clicking pattern, most online services could determine if the access is legitimate.
That's what I've been saying for years e.g. keyless anything, bank cards, phone's, website's, social media, ect, ect. Anything that's electrical can be hacked but people are so ducking lazy these day's that they couldn't give a p💩oo if your bank gets hack and you loose all your money or your car's stolen because manufacturers have made EVERYTHING keyless! 🤦🏻♂️
@@TheManLab7that is actually not true. You can have both...not always easy to do both though. That being said what if someone goes to your house and bashes your head because all your money is hidden under the floor. Something that has happened many times before. I think this fear mongering is so dangerous because it makes people go back to less secure ways. Tap to pay is actually not just more convenient but wayyyyyy more safe then the old credit card swiping method but people don`t realize it because of FUD. I think it's important that we teach a basics of of how technology works in schools so people can know how to interact and the basics of how they work
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It also could be hacked. Station May be stimulated and your Phone will Always connect to strongest signal in area. But Yes, It's much safer than using WiFi 🙃
@@0xD3struction He only said it's "better" in what way? I assumed it's the connection speed because I use 5G all the time. But if you assume he's talking security, you have to consider the probability of a malicious actor doing that station tower hack. Versus the probability of a "FreeWifi" social engineering attack, which is more common? and which one is easier to do?
Ofcourse Hack through WiFi is much easier. For eg. Evil Twin Attack, Arp Poisoning, MiTM and so on. To Get hacked by 5G you have to be really bad boy and mess with wrong people like gov for eg. Ordinary people dont have access to such equipent to provide this type of attack. Thats why is safer in this case.
Ofcourse Hack through WiFi is much easier. For eg. Evil Twin Attack, Arp Poisoning, MiTM and so on. To Get hacked by 5G you have to be really bad boy and mess with wrong people like gov for eg. Ordinary people dont have access to such equipent to provide this type of attack. Thats why is safer in this case.
The CAN bus can still be hacked and in some cases, the vehicle remote controlled for mal-intent. Just don't piss off the wrong person. The VAST majority of people are not this motivated against average people.
My pickup wiring is beyond jacked up from thieves who worked at a sound shop. I had tons of expensive gear. The only way I got robbed more is BC that shop knew which wires to cut. My remote control normally would alarm in my apt. But it didn't. 15 years later I saw just how badly they had butchered it. Im surprised it kept going after 2007. That was after I moved away, and I made my sound system VERY painful to steal. 2024 basically no one is qualified to work on it. Stupid robbers. My tricks cost the body shop 6k extra in labor when someone hit me. They griped about how hard it was to figure out. They had to eat the cost. It sucks now, I want to change out my amps, but the seats have to be taken out to get access. It only has one clicker left that barely works. It stays inside with the battery out. I use my 1 key for it. That is it.
@@ChatGPT1111 if I could afford something better, I would still pick something that at least looks like something no one wants. I’m doing my best to go ghost mode over here.
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I treated my ex like a queen. I gave her everything she wanted, and more, but it wasn’t enough. Finding out that she was cheating on me was utterly devastating. The hardest part to accept is that she was in her 50’s, and sleeping with guys in their 30’s. Not because they were younger guys, but because I figured a 50 year old woman wasn’t capable of this. 6 years down the drain, but a valuable lesson learned. Dale valskov is very calming and his insight is invaluable.
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Once after finishing a feast of a dinner, my friends and i were teasing each other about having to unbuckle our belts and unbuttoning our pants and i just said offhandedly that i must buy more loose-fitting oversized clothes to wear when we go out to eat again. i was almost immediately bombarded with ads about oversized clothes even though the digital assistant on my phone is disabled and i never even searched for such items. yep, someone's always listening.
Same. But it was a conversation with colleagues about varicose veins and a family member having them. Showed the same colleagues that hour and they freaked out.
I appreciate you sharing some of my videos, you did a fantastic job at explaining them in detail. I wish I had your ability to make long form content. Coming soon 🙏🚀
Thank you for teaching people this information!! I was so shocked about your Tineco vacuum, I had to pause the video to catch my breath. I just bought a Tineco about 6 months ago. How the heck do I solve that problem? Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.
@@BeInspiredChannel Hello, I did some research and since 1Password isbt open source like Bitwarden, how can the computer wiz say that 1pass is the best? Im an old man and I’d what you young guys call “boomer” when looking tech related topics. Sp am I not understanding find due to my knowledge gap on internet security? Or is hacker fella sponsored by 1pass?
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An interesting and very creepy side note. There is a video on the net with Adam Savage talking about a time when they were talking doing a Mythbusters episode on RFID. One of the Mythbusters staff talked emailed someone to get some information on RFID or the legalities of it and within a very short amount of time they get a very intimidating phone call from a room full of lawyers telling them to stay away from RFID. I don't think they got much of an explanation as to why they couldn't investigate it. There is something very creepy behind the push for public RFID.
Dude, you are spreading garbage and don't even know it because you either don't know the details, or left them out intentionally. Per the video, Mythbusters people contacted Texas Instruments and TI also contacted other RFID users of the technology, i.e. TI likely spoke to other users of the technology to see it they were ok with it being talked about on Mythbusters, which also likely meant 'how it works'. Of course the banks and other places using RFID didn't want the 'how it works' out there or the story as they could let something out that compromises the security of it by showing or even talking about how hackable RFID is, or at least was at the time. That is from a video that is twelve or more years old. The video wasn't about that they couldn't investigate it but rather the subject of the Mythbusters segment of how hackable they are. I don't know if comments with links get deleted so here is a youtube search you could have done in way less time than it took to type your conspiracy sounding comment. Yes, you were on the right track but due to lacking information, you were just spreading rumors and fueling fires of conspiracy nuts. search on youtube: Adam Savage Mythbusters episode on RFID Wow, see how magical and simple that was to find out what you were making sound much more than it was.
@@mjs28s Yeah, I gave a basic description because I couldn't remember all of the details .. so what? Nothing in what you said invalidates what I said and the one video on youtube I could find with Adam Savage talking about it doesn't invalidate it either. There used to another video on youtube with Adam talking about the same incident but it doesn't seem to be there anymore. He went into a little more detail on how threatening the phone call with the lawyers was. If you're going to throw out an accusation of intentional misinformation you should probably do some fucking due diligence and process all the information carefully and completely.
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Cash is trash that is backed by NOTHING and can be printed to infinity… If you’re smart you’ll stick to real assets like gold silver and BTC. Limited supply is king.
lol cash will be a thing of the past, blockchain is backed by mathematical algorithms, numbers and mathematical code does not lie, update your knowledge base, your behind, blockchain is the future, thank me later
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You're asking us to trust the original company updates? ... Like Apple whos new iphone 16 practically collects all your data whether the phone is on or off?! ... Can literally scan a room (while turned off) and report back how many people are in the room etc. I am all for going back to the old way of wired connections. Otherwise there is no effective way of protecting oneself. ALL of these companies collect and sell your data. Their "updates" often just give them MORE access to it. ... Fact is - if you are online (which all of us are) you are being hacked in one way or another. Your phones that scan your eyes and have all your biological data. And people have no idea just how much information that is. .... Blessings
Chill, Apple is the least of your problems. In fact, they might be the company with the most to lose if rumors about them spying or selling your data ever got out. Yeah, they collect data, but it’s for internal stuff-metrics, improving your experience, that kind of thing. Meanwhile, other companies out there are collecting your data (legally or otherwise) and selling it left and right, even with differential privacy. Apple doesn’t do that, because it’s just not their thing and doesn’t fit their business model. Now, Alphabet/Google? That’s a whole different story. While they don’t sell your raw data, they sell access to you through targeted ads, using all the data they gather to make those ads super effective. So yeah, technically they’re not selling the data itself, but they’re letting others use it in their ecosystem, which ends up being pretty much the same thing. You clearly don't know anything about the topic, but dumb as you are, you still talk like that.
Chill, Apple is the least of your worries. In fact, they might have the most to lose if rumors about them spying or selling your data ever got out. Yeah, they collect data, but it's mainly for internal purposes-metrics, improving user experience, that kind of thing. Meanwhile, other companies are out there collecting your data (legally or otherwise) and selling it left and right, even if they use techniques like differential privacy. Apple doesn’t do that-it’s not part of their business model. Now, Alphabet/Google? That’s a different story. While they don’t sell your raw data, they sell access to you through targeted ads, using all the data they gather to make those ads highly effective. So technically, they’re not selling the data itself, but they’re allowing others to leverage it within their ecosystem, which essentially amounts to the same thing. Also, iPhones do not listen to you when the device is off. If the phone is off, all of its functions are off. How would the SoC still be on, saving data into storage or sending it? It would need some kind of ultra-low power state to do that, and all without affecting battery life in a competitive phone market. You might as well believe aliens built the pyramids and that the Earth is flat if you're going to spread these kinds of misconceptions.
Chill, Apple is the least of your worries. In fact, they might have the most to lose if rumors about them spying or selling your data ever got out. Yeah, they collect data, but it's mainly for internal purposes-metrics, improving user experience, that kind of thing. Meanwhile, other companies are out there collecting your data (legally or otherwise) and selling it left and right, even if they use techniques like differential privacy. Apple doesn’t do that-it’s not part of their business model. Now, Alphabet/Google? That’s a different story. While they don’t sell your raw data, they sell access to you through targeted ads, using all the data they gather to make those ads highly effective. So technically, they’re not selling the data itself, but they’re allowing others to leverage it within their ecosystem, which essentially amounts to the same thing. Also, iPhones do not listen to you when the device is off. If the phone is off, all of its functions are off. How would the SoC still be on, saving data into storage or sending it? It would need some kind of ultra-low power state to do that, and all without affecting battery life in a competitive phone market. You might as well believe aliens built the pyramids and that the Earth is flat if you're going to spread these kinds of misconceptions.
Androids do the same. It's creepy. I'll be talking about a topic or something I like, with my phone S22u, in my pocket, and a half hour later I'll see ads about the topic or item I was talking about. They are constantly recording, scanning, and viewing everything. This is just the phones OS system btw...,across all the mainstream makers, Apple, Samsung, pixel, Motorola, list goes on and on.
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this is well known. that’s why it’s a must to always keep your wifi off in public, because you can connect automatically. this video is helpful for the people who don’t know, but like i said this is old info
It's not about the information being 'old'. Who cares how old it is? It's about it being useful and helpful to people that might not have known otherwise.
Okay, so my phone connects to your “pineapple” spoofing one of its known networks. So what? How does this “hack” my phone? Nearest I can tell, all you’re doing is saving me from using my carrier data allocation since I’m now using you and your data connection as my Internet uplink.
I personally write my passwords down. And change them. And also boomerang those hackers if they’re being rude to you. Ask them what happened to them in their life that they feel the need to destroy another’s? I am curious as to what hurt you so much that you feel the need to attack another? Interesting questions. ❤️ sending love to all and always. If someone feels the need to invade and attack another there’s a deeper rooted problem that needs to be addressed within their code of ethics.
I'm 100% sure that my iphone is hacked and it's listening to everything I say. If I talk about something, the social media starts to show me ads about that product or thing. All of my accounts and the activity is being monitored. It's time to delete all of these old accounts and create new ones.
@@DarksteelHeart I don't use company devices. I don't even work for a company or anybody. I'm unemployed. I use an iphone 15 pro max. My iphone and all the online accounts are being monitored by law enforcement.
@@XRocket2009 you think law enforcement is capable of doing so? if yes why aren't they using it to get the all the criminals? maybe because they can't do so at liest not without the help of an company that specializes in that field. and even then it coast a lot of money they wouldn't do it unless their is something so important to get wich isn't the case for any average person as of this time...
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Never use your phone for any banking app or financial information. My bank wanted me to give its app permission to access all my contacts, Why does the bank need to know who my contacts are? I can not think of a single reason that would benefit me and several that could be bad for me.
One reason, and I can think of only one, is because the developers were too lazy while selecting what permissions the app requires. It takes a long time (around 15 minutes) to do it properly, and there were no one qualified enough from the bank's side to point it out.
A couple of years back the bank I use had an offline method to enter online bank system. Then they started phasing it out, and we are now left with an app on the phone that authenticates the user. It's the same with most of the "official" bussineses and sites (like taxes, health care etc.). Of course there are a few other banks and I think at least one of them does have the offline option still available... In the past 5-10 years there has been this crazy need from the government side and authorities in general to put and transfer as much of the things we do in our day to day life online and push digitalization to the extreme almost. There has been some mild stepping back since especially in school enviorenment the results have been steadily declining after these changes were implemented. I know where this is headed, though, and my concern is why more people don't see it and rise up, demand change?
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Same here bud. I have nothing to hide. Not more than $1k in the bank at any given time. I don’t care if people see what I search for. I’m a single guy that lives alone. What do you think i search the most?
I used to watch CSI : Cyber and I decided to never use any device that is "smart" and connects with the internet (Home automation / Internet of Things). Using a computer is of course necessary, but I make sure it always has anti-virus program. I never click on suspicious links. I never use public wifi, free or not. I will never use Alexa or other similar technologies. Even though I do use a smart phone, yet I use a basic phone for my netbanking transactions. The best way to keep yourself safe from new technology is to use old technology 🤪
Are you aware of how an antivirus works? 🤪 Moreover, you might want to look up the old tech you're using's known exploits. The older it is, the more there are, and they'll never be patched because it's old 🤷♂️
@@Here4TheHeckOfIt Yes, I really don't feel the need to use smart lights, smart watches, smart refrigerator, robot vaccum cleaners, Alexa, automated home security systems etc.
It just happened to me yesterday. I asked my wife to order a specific snack, "Pav bhaji". I opened a video on TH-cam and next thing you know I see an add of swiggy showcasing "Pav bhaji" in the advertisement. Mere coincidence?! I don't think so!
Aye. Use a password manager service and then find out some months later that they got hacked, then they have all your passwords for every account that you have.
Uh, no. That’s not the way password managers work. Any reputable service will encrypt your password database in such fashion that only *you* - the end user - can decrypt and access its contents.
my 2023 ford mustang has a certain range that if you are out of, the chip won't accept any transmissions, and my car only unlocks when the key is in range of the car, literally next to the car. It can't be hacked. How do i know? I'm a cyber security professional.
I knew someone that got their card hacked by someone just walking by them overseas. I highly recommend the blocking wallet or they make blocking sleeves.
I have always been aware of this because I can see what people are doing on my WiFi at my house. What sites they go to, social media, and exactly what they type in the search bar. So it’s a no brainer that they can do that too.
Maybe a vacuum mop communicates with Chinese servers to check for software updates? Should any connection with China be considered malicious by default?
Cashless is discussed by Global Economist Anthony Patch YT channel Ep 22 & 24. There is no doubt cashless is intentional for the 4th Industrial Revolution which is the Beast system. This BRICS system will bring the internet paradigm shift to 3.0 semantic internet that will require for access to each person a Digital 🆔 World currency in place as digital. This means biblically speaking to buy or sell or access your money as digital money will bring US into the Mark of the Beast it’s not figurative it’s literally going to inadvertently put into play a new submissive compliance that will become mandatory and will begin the biological process known as chip internal as on your hand in your skin. Be warned that this is the Mark of the Beast literally.
@@Sophia-c1gYES you are 1000% correct..... We as a collective need to get back on track and not listen to the ones failing us, and get back to positive manifestation and strength in numbers of such positive strength and of pure Hearted people, that we make our reality to what it is supposed to be. Make it make sense, and ALWAYS listen to your intuition, and never allow someone to manipulate your truth, honesty , because we as a collective can shut them all down right now. But we all have to understand that we have been brainwashed just for "their" agenda to manipulate us out of our true strength in numbers . I just can't understand why so many people have chose to sellout .....and for what , we no longer have trust, loyalty, code or morals, and most dangerous NO ONE THINKS FOR THEMSELVES, or even questions what they are told and quick to just believe whatever evil they are told and call authorities, who then show up because that person called first they are instantly believed , even when multiple people who are trying to tell the boys in blue who are hauling off a person who is completely innocent, they completely ignore the actual truth and haul off this person for 17 hours .....the things I see on a daily basis from the people who are supposed to serve and protect 🤨 are more dangerous then the people they believe fake accusations and come in with extreme lack of responsibility to actually have any type of badge that gives them these powers to protect , but yet use as mob mentality, the schools are just as bad and are linked with mcf and same with any low income housing, we have surveillance cameras that have night vision and the ability to turn 360% and zoom in on units front doors and stay that way for months, instead of used as the safety of our children and the people in our community which is what it is only allowed to be used for. But then if anyone needs some sort of footage to actually use for their safety and proof to bring forward to authorities for some actual protection and justice then we are told over and over for years "they aren't working, or sorry they were faced the opposite direction) ya go figure, because they're actually spying on tenants doorways and windows. PLEASE DO NOT TURN AWAY FROM BEING A GOOD PERSON , that is actually and truly part of the collective......we who know already the power we have really really need you all who have pure intentions of love and light to put an end to this mob mentality from the ones who were supposed to be there to keep justice a sacred thing, but instead sold us out and turned into the monsters that never be tolerated years ago. #keepthecollectivepureandpositive #protectourrights #dotherightthing #keephonoralive #sendingyouallnothingbutloveandlight
7:06 This happened to a friend while he was traveling. And while he had no clue, I immediately suspected that‘s what had occurred. I don’t use my key fob anymore.
@6:03 Any android phone with NFC can easily do this. Even apps on the playstore without even having to root your phone can display cc number and expiry via nfc.
Thanks Great info! Are VPN’s a good idea? I’ve noticed that Google and Apple often will not let you go to certain websites if you are using a VPN to protect yourself. It’s like they want you to get Hacked??? Also they make it impossible to see sites or Find sites! Just because they don’t have an SSL?
That’s easy. One punch in the face is a hack to manipulate that spirit and bring you down the scale of frequencies. 😮 Propaganda is another non-violent way they hack your spirit by getting you to believe a false narrative and descend into the lower frequencies as well.😮
So it can spy on you and report back to Chinese gov who technically owns much of USA land and US owes them trillion$… what happens when they want to collect on that debt?
SSL cannot be broken using a man in the middle attack. You can only disable it or get the phone to accept invalid or self-certified certificates, thus effectively disabling SSL. This is not possible on any modern smartphone, without modifying the smartphone (e.g. hacking it) first.
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It's not about making a system *unhackable* . That's an impossibility. However, making it so difficult to hack that the hacker eventually decides it's not worth the effort is doable.
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The car key thing is a bit of a misnomer because that's just access you still need the key in the vehicle to start it. But Canada doesn't seem to understand and has outlawed one device that's not even the device that the criminals are using.
No, they ARE more secure for the actual transactions, which is 99.99% of the time. All the breeches (eg Target) were with swipes. Since then, tap has eliminated a lot of the breeches. This example is someone physically scanning for your card out in public, possible but not common IRL
DHS has all those devices and they lend them our to local law enforcement like police, sheriff, state patrol, etc. So imagine private citizens being able to have these devices in their homes to use on neighbors.
... while the device may not have slowed down, a new exploit may have come to light, and that update contains patches for such exploits. of all things, updating your device is not a conspiracy. I highly recommend updating your devices.
Unbelievable. I was out with my adult children & decided to sit inside SUV at one shop. Completely alarmed that someone unlocked the doors. I was in back seat & hadn't touched anything.
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Apparently, the huge machines that move shipping containers at ports are mostly made in China. Modems were removed from some in US ports that were not in the specifications. So, the Chinese company/CCP could stop unloading ships at US and other ports whenever they wanted to. In California and other western states, a number of Chinese companies "tested" driverless cars. Those cars had multiple cameras that could record traffic going to government buildings, for example, making them intelligence gathering machines. We are woefully naive about the national security implications of our electronics (and even of things we don't think of as electronic, like your vacuum cleaner).
So other than not clicking on any fake accounts. What is the best to prevent people from getting access to your phone data? Is there software you can download on your phone to see if someone is accessing your phone?
First 3 minutes are full of half-truth sentences. Yes he can trick you into getting into his wifi instead of yours, but what about the secure communication between client and server? Why don't you mention that the user is connected using https for browsing which nowadays is impossible to hack within minutes. This is so so bad lies that i'm stopping at 3 minutes, no need to hear from people who don't know. Great video for clickbait and creating fear for users.
What about the hover feature we have on iPhone? If we read a text by hovering over it with the haptic force touch features, is that also possible to have a hacker hack us? Also view only once images can also be a threat right? Even if they are just for opened for a brief second?
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I was going to college for network security when the Dale valskov happened. I'm glad people like this are still around and stick to their morals and ethics of it. 🤝 So much respect for this man. I'll definitely check out the full episode.
Hello, I did some research and since 1Password isbt open source like Bitwarden, how can the computer wiz say that 1pass is the best?
Im an old man and I’d what you young guys call “boomer” when looking tech related topics. Sp am I not understanding find due to my knowledge gap on internet security? Or is hacker fella sponsored by 1pass?
This man is a hero and the most dangerous man at the same time, but in the best wayyyyy possible! The simplicity with how he explains it and performs these tasks is frightening but educational at the same time. You sir, I would trust you with my life! I applaud this man and need more of him Dale valskov
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Hey ppl, I'm a retired computer/IT person, Yet I still find Dale valskov so informative and straight forward. Thanks for your advise and helping the people...........Great work and love watching.
Hello, I did some research and since 1Password isbt open source like Bitwarden, how can the computer wiz say that 1pass is the best?
Im an old guy learning computers from my 8 year old grandson so aam I not understanding due to my knowledge gap on internet security? Or is hacker fella sponsored by 1pass?
You look 18 tho Mr. Retirement, another Redditor it is, always lying, if youtube had a posting history of other people showing I bet your previous comment somewhere would've been "as a Lawyer I...."
@@KiffJRockka my comment was deleted if you scroll through the comment section you can see a few messages with this exact same wording. I think the guy is boarding his comment section. It’s just not looking right.
Before. I've had this problem and you know, its really frustrating. Its a lucky thing that this Dale valskov guide is very understandable. The fact that you took the time to explain the process, and give a backstory really added an extra to the tutorial. Keep bringing practical content like this.
Then if u know who is doing it,how or what do you do ??
Awesome work, Dale valsko ! It's so satisfying to see you putting in the effort to stop those shady characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable con artists is crucial. You truly deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us secure. I'm thrilled for you because you're my sibling. Your accomplishments definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the outstanding performance!!!!!
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That feeling when your partner cheated and you don't have the courage to leave him or her so you just dealt with the pain and live everyday asking questions about your worth. This pain is different from the cheating one-- living and seeing him everyday anticipating when will he or she do it again. Your videos are incredibly well done. No critique, thanks for doing this Dale valskov
Idk what you’re dealing with but I promise you being by yourself is way better than being the backup for someone who doesn’t value you! As long as they know you won’t leave they will be out like a tomcat surrounded by a pride of females always in heat!! They won’t change well definitely not for the better! But you will and definitely not for the better. Plus this pain will haunt any future relationships you have! A POS will never become a standup person. And idk if you have kids but remember kids pickup on everything! So if you have a daughter she’ll be more likely to go towards a man that’s a cheater because if it’s good enough for mom it’s good enough for her same thing w little boys if mom let dad get away with it then why would I not be a rolling stone? I read a lot of hurt in your words don’t live that life. They most likely wasn’t the first and they definitely won’t be the last unless you allow it!! Good luck stay happy and don’t be it up with nonsense
I lived thru the same thing. better alone. took some time and a lot of effort but my life is so much better after leaving him. leave evil people into better future.
What does this have to do with hacking. Did I miss something?
That's what I was thinking.@@Chrissy-ff9zh
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I tried to hire one to help me, however my Coworkers were better than any hacker. Oh well, time to take hacking classes to at least try to learn how to override their nasty programs..Its so tiring...
Awesome work, Dale valskov ! It's so satisfying to see you putting in the effort to stop those shady characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable con artists is crucial. You truly deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us secure. I'm thrilled for you because you're my sibling. Your accomplishments definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the outstanding performance!!!!!
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My step daughter and her lousy husband hacked into my phone and spied on me. I had an android and changed it to iPhone then she personally got into my phone and somehow hacked into it. Everyone says it’s impossible, nope . There are spy apps and if you know a techie, they know ways. She has my iPhone info.
I have all the bells and whistles of how my phone reacts to the hacking. I alls like a duck , acts like a duck… it’s a duck
@@melissacarver4110Take it to an Apple Store or call Apple support they will help you. Then I would have a suggestion for your step daughter beat her at her own game. What is that old saying Do unto others as you would have done to you.
I have ALWAYS acted as if my iphone is already hacked. Your 'phone' is NOT yours. Remember that.
@InterdactedThat's deep.
(That's what she said🤣🤣)
“If your browser tells you it’s unsafe, don’t continue”. Well I guess all my html code is unsafe 😂😂😂
Exactly!
I treat mine the same way. I have an Android though
Neither is your home. TAXING AUTHORITIES OWN ALL OF THEM!!!
STOP PAYING THEM OFF AND THEY WILL FORECLOSE ON YOUR PAID OFF HOME.
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Gov wants to get rid of cash. Please stop using your pin and creditcard only. Put loads of cash out there and keep it going.
Exactly. Here in Italy we use cash. Only the Americans use cards.
Because people are poor. In order to use cash you need to be well off. Most people in the US, just looking at simple collection data on what most use, it's overwhelmingly credit cards.. Alot of America is very poor, like the entire middle class, and the lower middle Is hooked on credit cards.
Break the loop, use as much as possible cash, support the local producers and communities, avoid the service and products from big corporations. Time is running out
That's dumb, if you want to prevent the government controlling the money through CBDCs then go the decentralized asset routes such as BTC. Otherwise cash isn't anything more magical than digital cash.
@@cjay2because we get robbed daily
I treated my ex like a queen. I gave her everything she wanted, and more, but it wasn’t enough. Finding out that she was cheating on me was utterly devastating. The hardest part to accept is that she was in her 50’s, and sleeping with guys in their 30’s. Not because they were younger guys, but because I figured a 50 year old woman wasn’t capable of this. 6 years down the drain, but a valuable lesson learned. Dale valskov is very calming and your insight is invaluable.
Wow sounds like my story except I was I relationship for 3 years
Women are that way
Mythbusters got sued for proving the chips in credit cards are prone to hackability
Seriously? Wow
That is good information. Thank you.
Sued for telling the truth that's rich
Nothing is safe,there is always a flaw in technology,unreliable,most is companies charging to make money off customers..its not safe all round
Sued does not mean they Iost
Life was better before the Internet.
I miss life without cellphones. It was so much fun.
Not better but less worse... to some extent.
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The internet will be the downfall of the USA I've said this for years
I've thought the same thing for years as well.
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From this video that's not the impression I get. I get the impression he is exaggerating claims and straight out lying just to sow fear
@jonathandpg6115 I would love to live in the world you think exists. It sounds nice.
BTW it's even worse than it sounds here. After all we learned from Snowden, he's got stuff on his deadman-switch-protected laptops that keep OUR government from taking him out. Hell, he feels (and is) safer in Russia.
So do your due diligence and fact-check the guy in this video (I'll make it easy on you, here's a hint: start with Pegasus).
Then when you're done freaking out about what the hell you just read, remember that anything WE know about is ancient and child's play compared to what's being used behind the curtain.
But pay no attention to that man behind that curtain. He's got your best interests at heart, right? Riiiiiiight.
@@jonathandpg6115 I would love to live in the world you think exists. It sounds nice.
BTW it's even worse than it sounds here. After all we learned from Snowden, he's got stuff on his deadman-switch-protected laptops that's so much worse that it keeps OUR government from taking him out. Hell, he feels (and is) safer in Russia. Terrifying.
So do your due diligence and fact-check the guy in this video (I'll make it easy on you, here's a hint: start with Pegasus).
Then when you're done freaking out about what the hell you just read, remember that anything WE know about is ancient, basically childsplay compared to what's being used behind the curtain.
But pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. He's got your best interests at heart, right? Riiiiiiight.
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One thing that is pretty much always true, convenience and security are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
That's true, and unfortunately many engineers make security measures so inconvenient by putting the burden on people instead of themselves that people reduce their security measures. Good security should be almost unnoticeable. Just by checking that it's the right browser/device, time of day, IP geolocation and typing/clicking pattern, most online services could determine if the access is legitimate.
Very intelligent post.
That's what I've been saying for years e.g. keyless anything, bank cards, phone's, website's, social media, ect, ect. Anything that's electrical can be hacked but people are so ducking lazy these day's that they couldn't give a p💩oo if your bank gets hack and you loose all your money or your car's stolen because manufacturers have made EVERYTHING keyless! 🤦🏻♂️
@@TheManLab7that is actually not true. You can have both...not always easy to do both though. That being said what if someone goes to your house and bashes your head because all your money is hidden under the floor. Something that has happened many times before. I think this fear mongering is so dangerous because it makes people go back to less secure ways. Tap to pay is actually not just more convenient but wayyyyyy more safe then the old credit card swiping method but people don`t realize it because of FUD. I think it's important that we teach a basics of of how technology works in schools so people can know how to interact and the basics of how they work
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@@oisoustarkio6735 is that all you do us go around saying that?
Why the obsession with criminals wanting to take advantage of people?
10:30 why isnt fbi investigating chinese products for malacious codes, maleware, storage etc? Instead of investigating parents at school boards!
I never use other people's wi-fi . I use mobile data and it's better than most wi-fi's
It also could be hacked. Station May be stimulated and your Phone will Always connect to strongest signal in area. But Yes, It's much safer than using WiFi 🙃
@@0xD3struction He only said it's "better" in what way? I assumed it's the connection speed because I use 5G all the time. But if you assume he's talking security, you have to consider the probability of a malicious actor doing that station tower hack. Versus the probability of a "FreeWifi" social engineering attack, which is more common? and which one is easier to do?
Ofcourse Hack through WiFi is much easier. For eg. Evil Twin Attack, Arp Poisoning, MiTM and so on.
To Get hacked by 5G you have to be really bad boy and mess with wrong people like gov for eg. Ordinary people dont have access to such equipent to provide this type of attack.
Thats why is safer in this case.
Ofcourse Hack through WiFi is much easier. For eg. Evil Twin Attack, Arp Poisoning, MiTM and so on.
To Get hacked by 5G you have to be really bad boy and mess with wrong people like gov for eg. Ordinary people dont have access to such equipent to provide this type of attack.
Thats why is safer in this case.
Yeah, no, it isn't.
This is why I drive a pickup truck with a 4 cylinder engine. No one wants to steal it. Plus, it’s a stick shift.
The CAN bus can still be hacked and in some cases, the vehicle remote controlled for mal-intent. Just don't piss off the wrong person. The VAST majority of people are not this motivated against average people.
My pickup wiring is beyond jacked up from thieves who worked at a sound shop. I had tons of expensive gear. The only way I got robbed more is BC that shop knew which wires to cut. My remote control normally would alarm in my apt. But it didn't. 15 years later I saw just how badly they had butchered it. Im surprised it kept going after 2007. That was after I moved away, and I made my sound system VERY painful to steal. 2024 basically no one is qualified to work on it. Stupid robbers. My tricks cost the body shop 6k extra in labor when someone hit me. They griped about how hard it was to figure out. They had to eat the cost. It sucks now, I want to change out my amps, but the seats have to be taken out to get access.
It only has one clicker left that barely works. It stays inside with the battery out. I use my 1 key for it. That is it.
Nah, you do it cuz you can't afford a better car 😂😂😂
@@ChatGPT1111 if I could afford something better, I would still pick something that at least looks like something no one wants. I’m doing my best to go ghost mode over here.
Sacrificing the climate of your grandkids.Good job.
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I treated my ex like a queen. I gave her everything she wanted, and more, but it wasn’t enough. Finding out that she was cheating on me was utterly devastating. The hardest part to accept is that she was in her 50’s, and sleeping with guys in their 30’s. Not because they were younger guys, but because I figured a 50 year old woman wasn’t capable of this. 6 years down the drain, but a valuable lesson learned. Dale valskov is very calming and his insight is invaluable.
You are retarded
There are a Billion Fish left in the sea Bro., so keep it moving! The 30 year olds are sticking and moving and could care less about your ex!
not all cougars have 4 legs.
Hope you find a woman that will now treat you like a King!
Good storyline , anyways Nothing suffice data theft. 🙄 Also, you were doing nothing wrong?
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Once after finishing a feast of a dinner, my friends and i were teasing each other about having to unbuckle our belts and unbuttoning our pants and i just said offhandedly that i must buy more loose-fitting oversized clothes to wear when we go out to eat again. i was almost immediately bombarded with ads about oversized clothes even though the digital assistant on my phone is disabled and i never even searched for such items. yep, someone's always listening.
Maybe you simply got the ads because you are fat?!
Same.
But it was a conversation with colleagues about varicose veins and a family member having them.
Showed the same colleagues that hour and they freaked out.
I 💯 believe you. I experience this all the time
GEE, mine was about piles are painful and no one contacted me back???
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Thank you for teaching people this information!! I was so shocked about your Tineco vacuum, I had to pause the video to catch my breath. I just bought a Tineco about 6 months ago. How the heck do I solve that problem? Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.
@@BeInspiredChannel Hello, I did some research and since 1Password isbt open source like Bitwarden, how can the computer wiz say that 1pass is the best?
Im an old man and I’d what you young guys call “boomer” when looking tech related topics. Sp am I not understanding find due to my knowledge gap on internet security? Or is hacker fella sponsored by 1pass?
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An interesting and very creepy side note. There is a video on the net with Adam Savage talking about a time when they were talking doing a Mythbusters episode on RFID. One of the Mythbusters staff talked emailed someone to get some information on RFID or the legalities of it and within a very short amount of time they get a very intimidating phone call from a room full of lawyers telling them to stay away from RFID. I don't think they got much of an explanation as to why they couldn't investigate it.
There is something very creepy behind the push for public RFID.
Dude, you are spreading garbage and don't even know it because you either don't know the details, or left them out intentionally.
Per the video, Mythbusters people contacted Texas Instruments and TI also contacted other RFID users of the technology, i.e. TI likely spoke to other users of the technology to see it they were ok with it being talked about on Mythbusters, which also likely meant 'how it works'.
Of course the banks and other places using RFID didn't want the 'how it works' out there or the story as they could let something out that compromises the security of it by showing or even talking about how hackable RFID is, or at least was at the time.
That is from a video that is twelve or more years old.
The video wasn't about that they couldn't investigate it but rather the subject of the Mythbusters segment of how hackable they are.
I don't know if comments with links get deleted so here is a youtube search you could have done in way less time than it took to type your conspiracy sounding comment.
Yes, you were on the right track but due to lacking information, you were just spreading rumors and fueling fires of conspiracy nuts.
search on youtube: Adam Savage Mythbusters episode on RFID
Wow, see how magical and simple that was to find out what you were making sound much more than it was.
@@mjs28s Yeah, I gave a basic description because I couldn't remember all of the details .. so what?
Nothing in what you said invalidates what I said and the one video on youtube I could find with Adam Savage talking about it doesn't invalidate it either. There used to another video on youtube with Adam talking about the same incident but it doesn't seem to be there anymore. He went into a little more detail on how threatening the phone call with the lawyers was.
If you're going to throw out an accusation of intentional misinformation you should probably do some fucking due diligence and process all the information carefully and completely.
@@mjs28s. Thanks for the clarification. Drop the animosity.
As simple as companies use it and dont want bad repute broadcasted by mythbusters…
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Cash is king! And always will be.
More like gold, silver,lithium ,copper,ect ect ect
Cash is trash that is backed by NOTHING and can be printed to infinity… If you’re smart you’ll stick to real assets like gold silver and BTC. Limited supply is king.
Cash is almost gone friend so better learn this shit to protect yourself!
lol cash will be a thing of the past, blockchain is backed by mathematical algorithms, numbers and mathematical code does not lie, update your knowledge base, your behind, blockchain is the future, thank me later
They are trying to get rid of it .
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You're asking us to trust the original company updates? ... Like Apple whos new iphone 16 practically collects all your data whether the phone is on or off?! ... Can literally scan a room (while turned off) and report back how many people are in the room etc.
I am all for going back to the old way of wired connections. Otherwise there is no effective way of protecting oneself. ALL of these companies collect and sell your data. Their "updates" often just give them MORE access to it. ...
Fact is - if you are online (which all of us are) you are being hacked in one way or another. Your phones that scan your eyes and have all your biological data. And people have no idea just how much information that is. .... Blessings
Chill, Apple is the least of your problems. In fact, they might be the company with the most to lose if rumors about them spying or selling your data ever got out. Yeah, they collect data, but it’s for internal stuff-metrics, improving your experience, that kind of thing. Meanwhile, other companies out there are collecting your data (legally or otherwise) and selling it left and right, even with differential privacy. Apple doesn’t do that, because it’s just not their thing and doesn’t fit their business model.
Now, Alphabet/Google? That’s a whole different story. While they don’t sell your raw data, they sell access to you through targeted ads, using all the data they gather to make those ads super effective. So yeah, technically they’re not selling the data itself, but they’re letting others use it in their ecosystem, which ends up being pretty much the same thing.
You clearly don't know anything about the topic, but dumb as you are, you still talk like that.
Chill, Apple is the least of your worries. In fact, they might have the most to lose if rumors about them spying or selling your data ever got out. Yeah, they collect data, but it's mainly for internal purposes-metrics, improving user experience, that kind of thing. Meanwhile, other companies are out there collecting your data (legally or otherwise) and selling it left and right, even if they use techniques like differential privacy. Apple doesn’t do that-it’s not part of their business model.
Now, Alphabet/Google? That’s a different story. While they don’t sell your raw data, they sell access to you through targeted ads, using all the data they gather to make those ads highly effective. So technically, they’re not selling the data itself, but they’re allowing others to leverage it within their ecosystem, which essentially amounts to the same thing.
Also, iPhones do not listen to you when the device is off. If the phone is off, all of its functions are off. How would the SoC still be on, saving data into storage or sending it? It would need some kind of ultra-low power state to do that, and all without affecting battery life in a competitive phone market.
You might as well believe aliens built the pyramids and that the Earth is flat if you're going to spread these kinds of misconceptions.
I have ALWAYS acted as if my iphone is already hacked. Your 'phone' is NOT yours. Remember that.
Chill, Apple is the least of your worries. In fact, they might have the most to lose if rumors about them spying or selling your data ever got out. Yeah, they collect data, but it's mainly for internal purposes-metrics, improving user experience, that kind of thing. Meanwhile, other companies are out there collecting your data (legally or otherwise) and selling it left and right, even if they use techniques like differential privacy. Apple doesn’t do that-it’s not part of their business model.
Now, Alphabet/Google? That’s a different story. While they don’t sell your raw data, they sell access to you through targeted ads, using all the data they gather to make those ads highly effective. So technically, they’re not selling the data itself, but they’re allowing others to leverage it within their ecosystem, which essentially amounts to the same thing.
Also, iPhones do not listen to you when the device is off. If the phone is off, all of its functions are off. How would the SoC still be on, saving data into storage or sending it? It would need some kind of ultra-low power state to do that, and all without affecting battery life in a competitive phone market.
You might as well believe aliens built the pyramids and that the Earth is flat if you're going to spread these kinds of misconceptions.
Androids do the same. It's creepy. I'll be talking about a topic or something I like, with my phone S22u, in my pocket, and a half hour later I'll see ads about the topic or item I was talking about. They are constantly recording, scanning, and viewing everything. This is just the phones OS system btw...,across all the mainstream makers, Apple, Samsung, pixel, Motorola, list goes on and on.
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this is well known. that’s why it’s a must to always keep your wifi off in public, because you can connect automatically. this video is helpful for the people who don’t know, but like i said this is old info
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It's not about the information being 'old'. Who cares how old it is? It's about it being useful and helpful to people that might not have known otherwise.
@@itsthespiceoflifeExactly - it wasn't too old to be new for me, most of this I didn't know.
Okay, so my phone connects to your “pineapple” spoofing one of its known networks. So what? How does this “hack” my phone? Nearest I can tell, all you’re doing is saving me from using my carrier data allocation since I’m now using you and your data connection as my Internet uplink.
@@justsomeguy7730you could learn a little about SSL strip and kind of fishing attack vectors it could provide
I personally write my passwords down. And change them. And also boomerang those hackers if they’re being rude to you. Ask them what happened to them in their life that they feel the need to destroy another’s? I am curious as to what hurt you so much that you feel the need to attack another? Interesting questions. ❤️ sending love to all and always. If someone feels the need to invade and attack another there’s a deeper rooted problem that needs to be addressed within their code of ethics.
I'm 100% sure that my iphone is hacked and it's listening to everything I say. If I talk about something, the social media starts to show me ads about that product or thing. All of my accounts and the activity is being monitored. It's time to delete all of these old accounts and create new ones.
That's not a hack. That's Big Brother.
It comes installed on every major company device.
@@DarksteelHeart I don't use company devices. I don't even work for a company or anybody. I'm unemployed. I use an iphone 15 pro max. My iphone and all the online accounts are being monitored by law enforcement.
@@XRocket2009How can you afford an IPhone 15 pro max if you’re unemployed? Are you involved in organised crime?
@@XRocket2009 you think law enforcement is capable of doing so? if yes why aren't they using it to get the all the criminals? maybe because they can't do so at liest not without the help of an company that specializes in that field. and even then it coast a lot of money they wouldn't do it unless their is something so important to get wich isn't the case for any average person as of this time...
What makes you think that? That it's law enforcement?
@@XRocket2009
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Never use your phone for any banking app or financial information. My bank wanted me to give its app permission to access all my contacts, Why does the bank need to know who my contacts are? I can not think of a single reason that would benefit me and several that could be bad for me.
One reason, and I can think of only one, is because the developers were too lazy while selecting what permissions the app requires. It takes a long time (around 15 minutes) to do it properly, and there were no one qualified enough from the bank's side to point it out.
You have no choice anymore.
A couple of years back the bank I use had an offline method to enter online bank system. Then they started phasing it out, and we are now left with an app on the phone that authenticates the user. It's the same with most of the "official" bussineses and sites (like taxes, health care etc.). Of course there are a few other banks and I think at least one of them does have the offline option still available...
In the past 5-10 years there has been this crazy need from the government side and authorities in general to put and transfer as much of the things we do in our day to day life online and push digitalization to the extreme almost. There has been some mild stepping back since especially in school enviorenment the results have been steadily declining after these changes were implemented. I know where this is headed, though, and my concern is why more people don't see it and rise up, demand change?
have a separate phone for banking use
Adrian Ruthnik's transition to the clear web has made their services more accessible and trustworthy. Their commitment to transparency and integrity is evident in their professional approach.
I'm not vulnerable to any of those except my browser history. No money in bank, No important information. Be like me.
Same here bud. I have nothing to hide. Not more than $1k in the bank at any given time. I don’t care if people see what I search for. I’m a single guy that lives alone. What do you think i search the most?
@@timking8675i thought I had nothing to hide but I went to a mainstream site and now I won’t get to raise my kids. Thanks DARPA!
you may think your information isn't important but it's just as valuable as anyone else's they steal. people don't just steal everyones info for luls.
Information channels @@timking8675
This is why I drive a 2001 vehicle. No one can hack it and no one can shut it off remotely.
I used to watch CSI : Cyber and I decided to never use any device that is "smart" and connects with the internet (Home automation / Internet of Things).
Using a computer is of course necessary, but I make sure it always has anti-virus program. I never click on suspicious links. I never use public wifi, free or not. I will never use Alexa or other similar technologies.
Even though I do use a smart phone, yet I use a basic phone for my netbanking transactions.
The best way to keep yourself safe from new technology is to use old technology 🤪
Smart man.
Are you aware of how an antivirus works? 🤪
Moreover, you might want to look up the old tech you're using's known exploits. The older it is, the more there are, and they'll never be patched because it's old 🤷♂️
@@NorthernChimp When I said old technology, I meant basic phones
@@divyas1114 Just bare bones, huh?
@@Here4TheHeckOfIt Yes, I really don't feel the need to use smart lights, smart watches, smart refrigerator, robot vaccum cleaners, Alexa, automated home security systems etc.
Sounds like all the old school technology was way safer/better... I'd be fine using a key or paying with cash or check.
It just happened to me yesterday. I asked my wife to order a specific snack, "Pav bhaji". I opened a video on TH-cam and next thing you know I see an add of swiggy showcasing "Pav bhaji" in the advertisement. Mere coincidence?! I don't think so!
Do you have Alexa or Siri?
@@sct4040 personally no.
Thanks!
Aye. Use a password manager service and then find out some months later that they got hacked, then they have all your passwords for every account that you have.
Uh, no. That’s not the way password managers work. Any reputable service will encrypt your password database in such fashion that only *you* - the end user - can decrypt and access its contents.
@@justsomeguy7730But who are YOU if someone take over you computer and has admin authority on it
my 2023 ford mustang has a certain range that if you are out of, the chip won't accept any transmissions, and my car only unlocks when the key is in range of the car, literally next to the car. It can't be hacked. How do i know? I'm a cyber security professional.
lucky you
Great way to raise awareness though some of it is hyperbole, Passwords can rarely be seen as they are typed in on an encrypted website.
You never heard of a man in the middle attack on https connections?
Not true.. he used evil portal in this video
Keyloggers can read it
I knew someone that got their card hacked by someone just walking by them overseas. I highly recommend the blocking wallet or they make blocking sleeves.
I have always been aware of this because I can see what people are doing on my WiFi at my house. What sites they go to, social media, and exactly what they type in the search bar. So it’s a no brainer that they can do that too.
No you can’t. See what sites they’re visiting - sure, based on IPs and DNS queries. See their Google searches? Not a chance in hell.
Maybe a vacuum mop communicates with Chinese servers to check for software updates? Should any connection with China be considered malicious by default?
Yes.
They talked about credit cards being hacked. This is exactly why we need to KEEP CASH in circulation!
That's why they r trying to make people use more cards less cash etc which can be dangerous
The old ways were much better rather than this cards etc sometimes when atms don't work only cash comes in handy mostly 🙏
Cashless is discussed by Global Economist Anthony Patch YT channel Ep 22 & 24. There is no doubt cashless is intentional for the 4th Industrial Revolution which is the Beast system. This BRICS system will bring the internet paradigm shift to 3.0 semantic internet that will require for access to each person a Digital 🆔 World currency in place as digital. This means biblically speaking to buy or sell or access your money as digital money will bring US into the Mark of the Beast it’s not figurative it’s literally going to inadvertently put into play a new submissive compliance that will become mandatory and will begin the biological process known as chip internal as on your hand in your skin. Be warned that this is the Mark of the Beast literally.
@kristen, totally, I WANT TO GO SOMEWHERE WITH MY CASH IN MY POCKET, PILLOWCASE OR ATTIC??? JUS IN CASE THE BANKS FREEZE UP WHEN THEY WANT?
A disgusting time for humanity
this world is on the brink of collapse.
Isn't it always this way?
It doesn't have to be. We can fix this if we try collectively
@@Sophia-c1gYES you are 1000% correct..... We as a collective need to get back on track and not listen to the ones failing us, and get back to positive manifestation and strength in numbers of such positive strength and of pure Hearted people, that we make our reality to what it is supposed to be. Make it make sense, and ALWAYS listen to your intuition, and never allow someone to manipulate your truth, honesty , because we as a collective can shut them all down right now. But we all have to understand that we have been brainwashed just for "their" agenda to manipulate us out of our true strength in numbers .
I just can't understand why so many people have chose to sellout .....and for what , we no longer have trust, loyalty, code or morals, and most dangerous NO ONE THINKS FOR THEMSELVES, or even questions what they are told and quick to just believe whatever evil they are told and call authorities, who then show up because that person called first they are instantly believed , even when multiple people who are trying to tell the boys in blue who are hauling off a person who is completely innocent, they completely ignore the actual truth and haul off this person for 17 hours .....the things I see on a daily basis from the people who are supposed to serve and protect 🤨 are more dangerous then the people they believe fake accusations and come in with extreme lack of responsibility to actually have any type of badge that gives them these powers to protect , but yet use as mob mentality, the schools are just as bad and are linked with mcf and same with any low income housing, we have surveillance cameras that have night vision and the ability to turn 360% and zoom in on units front doors and stay that way for months, instead of used as the safety of our children and the people in our community which is what it is only allowed to be used for. But then if anyone needs some sort of footage to actually use for their safety and proof to bring forward to authorities for some actual protection and justice then we are told over and over for years "they aren't working, or sorry they were faced the opposite direction) ya go figure, because they're actually spying on tenants doorways and windows.
PLEASE DO NOT TURN AWAY FROM BEING A GOOD PERSON , that is actually and truly part of the collective......we who know already the power we have really really need you all who have pure intentions of love and light to put an end to this mob mentality from the ones who were supposed to be there to keep justice a sacred thing, but instead sold us out and turned into the monsters that never be tolerated years ago. #keepthecollectivepureandpositive #protectourrights #dotherightthing #keephonoralive #sendingyouallnothingbutloveandlight
Its moreso sad...I miss my life before new humanity took it over...I loved me and my life before that time :-)
Happy to see you using Shawn’s content!
How sad the world of crooks live in.
Very sad . The fight is constant .
It's different. Why say sad when you're fully aware of good and evil.
Be wise in His eyes and veer from trying to be smart.
In God's hands
They're pathetic and slimy.🤮
Unfortunately we all live in it now we are becoming obliged to use phones for everything
@@harrymorgan5902 examine closely what you tolerate.
7:06 This happened to a friend while he was traveling. And while he had no clue, I immediately suspected that‘s what had occurred. I don’t use my key fob anymore.
After watching this, I kind of miss my paid minute phone way back in the day.
Yep
The people creating the technology to do these hacks need to be shut down and charged with a felony for invasion of privacy and thief.
Big biz as usual. Now back to the regularly schedule program
@6:03 Any android phone with NFC can easily do this. Even apps on the playstore without even having to root your phone can display cc number and expiry via nfc.
Its the algorithm the machine sends to the bank is the part that's hardest to get I assume
Thanks Great info! Are VPN’s a good idea? I’ve noticed that Google and Apple often will not let you go to certain websites if you are using a VPN to protect yourself. It’s like they want you to get Hacked???
Also they make it impossible to see sites or Find sites! Just because they don’t have an SSL?
so they can take over my vacuumcleaner? will they clean my rooms afterwards or?
It's not about taking over your vacuum it's about using your vacuums access to your network
6:45
sigh.....
Repeat after me:
Convenience is a enemy of security.
Pegasus is those we aren't supposed to talk about, and they use a built-in backdoor.
Never use public wifi
They will never hack my spirit. This is all i care about.....I win.
That’s easy. One punch in the face is a hack to manipulate that spirit and bring you down the scale of frequencies. 😮
Propaganda is another non-violent way they hack your spirit by getting you to believe a false narrative and descend into the lower frequencies as well.😮
They know. That's why they fund and want _their_ Neuralink out there so bad.
Perfect😂😂😂❤
The ethical hacker guy deserves multiple awards.
Help me understand why a toilet stove mop broom washer or dryer needs wifi
So it can spy on you and report back to Chinese gov who technically owns much of USA land and US owes them trillion$… what happens when they want to collect on that debt?
lol
10:38 There is no reason a vacuum/mop needs to be connected to ANY server
so the cafes start displaying the name and have an AI program watch for fake ones popping up, so people know the official one. such a fun dance. lol
SSL cannot be broken using a man in the middle attack. You can only disable it or get the phone to accept invalid or self-certified certificates, thus effectively disabling SSL. This is not possible on any modern smartphone, without modifying the smartphone (e.g. hacking it) first.
Well that’s me going back to just using cash.
XD they can copy your debit card number, but they dont have access to the password to use it, so... nah!
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"Everything can be easily hacked."
"Stick around, later I'll try to sell you an unhackable system to protect your devices."
It's not about making a system *unhackable* . That's an impossibility. However, making it so difficult to hack that the hacker eventually decides it's not worth the effort is doable.
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Hackers at my work space are the best actors and actresses
Old news but valuable nonetheless… so many still don’t realize. Wires 100%. If it’s important, disable wifi and Bluetooth at the hardware level.
There is a reason appliances connect to servers though
The car key thing is a bit of a misnomer because that's just access you still need the key in the vehicle to start it. But Canada doesn't seem to understand and has outlawed one device that's not even the device that the criminals are using.
We (consumers) were told that the chips on credit cards were MORE secure. Imagine! Government and mass media lied, AGAIN.
No, they ARE more secure for the actual transactions, which is 99.99% of the time. All the breeches (eg Target) were with swipes. Since then, tap has eliminated a lot of the breeches. This example is someone physically scanning for your card out in public, possible but not common IRL
Tbh I came for the host's look and subscribed for the knowledge/information. Thank you for spreading valuable information.
These are all old hacks, disclosed about 10 years ago.
Doesn't mean that anybody understands it.
@@cjay2 he doesn’t explain why it works, so people won’t even know the mitigation strategies.
Do you recommend adding a VPN protection to our phones...or ?
Besides the monthly update...
throw away your smartphone 😊😊
Pretty much what needs to be done.
But my feed has lately become so much more fascinating. I want to and yet .. I want to scroll even more. Help. 😭
@@someoneout-there2165 lol
DHS has all those devices and they lend them our to local law enforcement like police, sheriff, state patrol, etc. So imagine private citizens being able to have these devices in their homes to use on neighbors.
N they do.
Be Inspired: Update your device
Me: Okay
Companies: 😜That's what we want.
Me: 🤔Why has my device slowed down?
Be Inspired: 😅🤐
... while the device may not have slowed down, a new exploit may have come to light, and that update contains patches for such exploits.
of all things, updating your device is not a conspiracy. I highly recommend updating your devices.
Unbelievable. I was out with my adult children & decided to sit inside SUV at one shop. Completely alarmed that someone unlocked the doors. I was in back seat & hadn't touched anything.
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Apparently, the huge machines that move shipping containers at ports are mostly made in China. Modems were removed from some in US ports that were not in the specifications. So, the Chinese company/CCP could stop unloading ships at US and other ports whenever they wanted to.
In California and other western states, a number of Chinese companies "tested" driverless cars. Those cars had multiple cameras that could record traffic going to government buildings, for example, making them intelligence gathering machines. We are woefully naive about the national security implications of our electronics (and even of things we don't think of as electronic, like your vacuum cleaner).
I find if I wear an aluminum foil hat, my brain becomes hack proof.
So other than not clicking on any fake accounts. What is the best to prevent people from getting access to your phone data? Is there software you can download on your phone to see if someone is accessing your phone?
You guys have permission to use this video interview from the Ryan Montgomery show?
Thank you for sharing!!
First 3 minutes are full of half-truth sentences. Yes he can trick you into getting into his wifi instead of yours, but what about the secure communication between client and server? Why don't you mention that the user is connected using https for browsing which nowadays is impossible to hack within minutes. This is so so bad lies that i'm stopping at 3 minutes, no need to hear from people who don't know. Great video for clickbait and creating fear for users.
I lasted 4 minutes but than I also gave up.
@@marcelburkhardyou both lasted longer than I did; was rolling my eyes so hard by 1:30 in I couldn’t watch any more. What a bunch of FUD.
What about the hover feature we have on iPhone? If we read a text by hovering over it with the haptic force touch features, is that also possible to have a hacker hack us? Also view only once images can also be a threat right? Even if they are just for opened for a brief second?
damn, you have your phone way misconfigured! that is for hoverboard mode...