John Connor

This is John Connor and if you're listening to this, you are the resistance.

[George @Bluefidel47]

Il potere nascosto delle parole: Perché il tuo corpo crede a tutto ciò che dici
"Non parlare mai male di te stesso, nemmeno per scherzo. Il tuo corpo non conosce la differenza. Le parole sono energia e lanciano incantesimi: dopotutto, non è un caso che in inglese si chiami 'spelling'."
(diceva Bruce Lee)

Spesso usiamo l'autoironia come uno scudo.
Ci definiamo "sbadati", "incapaci", "vecchi" o "sfortunati", convinti che farlo con un sorriso renda quelle affermazioni innocue.

Ma la neurobiologia e la psiconeuroendocrinoimmunologia (PNEI) raccontano una storia molto diversa.

1. Il cervello non ha il senso dell'umorismo
Il nostro subconscio e il nostro sistema nervoso autonomo non elaborano l'ironia.
Quando pronunci una frase su te stesso, la mente non analizza l'intenzione scherzosa: registra semplicemente il significato letterale e l'attivazione emotiva associata.

Ripetere continuamente frasi svalutanti crea e rafforza precisi circuiti neuronali, trasformando una battuta occasionale in una vera e propria credenza limitante.

2. Dalla parola alla biochimica
Ogni pensiero e ogni parola generano una risposta fisiologica immediata:

Il dialogo interiore negativo attiva l'asse ipotalamo-ipofisi-surrene, stimolando il rilascio di ormoni dello stress come il cortisolo.

La postura e l'energia si adeguano:
Il corpo tende fisicamente a conformarsi all'immagine che descriviamo di noi stessi, influenzando persino il sistema immunitario e i livelli di energia quotidiani.

Al contrario, un linguaggio rispettoso e orientato alle soluzioni invia al cervello segnali di sicurezza, favorendo la produzione di neurotrasmettitori legati al benessere e alla concentrazione.

3. L'arte dello "Spelling":
Il linguaggio crea la realtà
In inglese, compitare una parola si dice spelling, un termine che condivide la radice con spell (incantesimo). Al di là delle suggestioni etimologiche, la sostanza è profondamente concreta: le parole che scegli per descriverti definiscono il perimetro delle tue possibilità.

Se continui a ripeterti che "non ce la puoi fare" o che "sei fatto così", stai letteralmente programmando il tuo sistema per confermare quell'ipotesi.

Come cambiare registro da oggi
Non si tratta di scivolare in un "pensiero positivo" ingenuo o forzato, ma di applicare una rigorosa igiene mentale e verbale:

Elimina l'autosabotaggio ironico: Se fai un errore, evita di etichettarti con aggettivi pesanti. Sostituisci "Sono il solito disastro" con "Ho commesso un errore, ora capisco come correggerlo".

Trattati come tratteresti un amico: Parlaresti mai a una persona a cui tieni con il tono critico e severo che usi verso te stesso?

Padroneggia le tue parole: Ricorda che il tuo corpo ti ascolta 24 ore su 24. Scegli di alimentarlo con rispetto e lucidità.

[John Connor @Devonode24]

@Bluefidel47 Sì certo, e ve ne siamo davvero grati per quello che fate. Da quanto apprendo il metodo migliore sia da eseguirla senza mezzo di contrasto

[HackHerMind🥷 @DemcysLegacy]

A phone number is more than a contact, it's a valuable #OSINT starting point. By analyzing publicly available information, security professionals can verify identities, detect fraud, investigate scams, and support digital investigations, all while respecting privacy and the law.

[John Connor @Devonode24]

@MarcoDabizzi Il neurologo ha consigliato la risonanza magnetica per mia madre....ora che apprendo questo non so proprio cosa fare...

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

Let's talk about Carl Stewart.

If you were a high-level criminal in Europe around 2020, you didn't use WhatsApp. You used EncroChat. It was a bespoke, encrypted network sold specifically to organized crime. Costing thousands of dollars a year, these modified Android phones had no GPS, no camera (software disabled), and a panic wipe feature. Criminals trusted it implicitly. They talked openly about drug shipments, hits, and money laundering.

Carl Stewart, a major drug dealer from Liverpool, was one of them. He went by the handle Toffeeforce.

He moved heroin, cocaine, and MDMA. He trusted the encryption. He trusted the device.

But he made a mistake that sounds like a joke.

The Breadcrumb: The Stilton.

Stewart was at a Marks & Spencer grocery store. He bought a block of mature blue Stilton cheese. He thought it looked good.

So, he took a picture of it. He held the block of cheese in the palm of his hand and snapped a photo to share with a contact on EncroChat. Maybe to brag, maybe just making conversation.

He assumed it was safe. After all, the photo didn't show his face. It didn't show his house. It didn't have GPS coordinates attached.

It was just cheese and a hand.

The Investigation.

What Stewart didn't know was that French and Dutch police had already hacked the EncroChat servers. They were reading everything in real-time (Operation Venetic). But reading the messages wasn't enough. They had the what, but they needed the who. Toffeeforce was just a nickname. They needed a real identity.

Merseyside Police analyzed the photo of the cheese. They didn't care about the cheese. They looked at the hand holding it.

Modern smartphone cameras are incredible. They capture 12-megapixel images with stunning clarity. The photo was so sharp that the forensic team could zoom in on the fingers holding the package.

They could see the friction ridges. They could see the loops and whorls.

They pulled a full fingerprint directly from a photograph sent over an encrypted chat.

The Collapse.

They ran the fingerprint against the police database. It matched Carl Stewart.

That single biometric data point connected the Toffeeforce persona to a physical human being. He was arrested and sentenced to 13 years and 6 months in prison.

He fell because he posted a picture of his lunch.

[Zet Lorento @ZetLorento]

Privacy is a fundamental human right.
Freedom of expression is a fundamental human right.

[Praphakan 🗼 @Plaphakan]

🚨 Reticulum : le réseau mesh chiffré off-grid qui n’a besoin d’ABSOLUMENT RIEN pour fonctionner

C’est LA stack réseau du futur pour tous ceux qui veulent communiquer sans dépendre d’Internet, des FAI, des opérateurs ou des géants du web.

🔥 Qu’est-ce que c’est ?

Reticulum est une couche réseau complète, open-source (licence MIT modifiée), chiffrée de bout en bout, qui transforme n’importe quel support physique en maillage autonome :

• LoRa (868 MHz)
• WiFi
• Ethernet
• Liaison série
• Radio amateur en packet (AX.25 avec TNC/KISS)
• Et tout ce que vous voulez y brancher Vous pouvez mixer tout ça dans un seul réseau. Un paquet parti en LoRa longue portée peut continuer en WiFi à haute vitesse sans que vous ayez à faire quoi que ce soit.

🛡️ Sécurité militaire, vie privée maximale

• Échange de clés X25519 + signatures Ed25519
• Chiffrement AES-256-CBC avec forward secrecy
• Zéro adresse source dans les paquets → traçabilité = 0
• Un lien chiffré s’établit en seulement 3 paquets (297 octets). Ultra léger.

🌐 Comment ça marche ?

Pas de serveur central, pas de DNS, pas d’IP publique obligatoire.
Les paquets se routent tout seuls, trouvent le chemin le plus efficace, et s’adaptent à la bande passante disponible :
150 bps en LoRa longue portée
500 Mbps en Ethernet local

Ça marche même sur des liens intermittents ou ultra-lents. C’est littéralement conçu pour survivre sans infrastructure.

📱Ce que vous pouvez faire aujourd’hui :

• Messagerie chiffrée
• Transfert de fichiers
• Appels vocaux (via Sideband)
• Héberger des pages web off-grid (NomadNet)
• Shell distant (rnsh)
• IoT massif
• Réseaux de radioamateurs autonomes
• Communications en zone blanche, catastrophe, bateau, montagne, manif, zone rurale…

Exemple concret : vous prenez un Raspberry Pi + un RNode LoRa sur USB → vous avez un nœud mesh qui couvre des kilomètres.

Vous en mettez plusieurs → vous avez un vrai réseau décentralisé qui tourne tout seul.

✅ Points forts

• Zéro dépendance aux infrastructures
• Chiffrement partout par défaut
• Extrêmement résilient
• Multi-supports = ultra flexible
• Développé par un seul gars (Mark Qvist) depuis des années, mais d’une qualité folle

Le projet est déjà mature, la doc est en anglais mais claire, et la communauté grandit vite

Si vous êtes, radioamateur, survivaliste, maker, défenseur de la vie privée ou simplement fatigué de dépendre de l’Internet des autres…

Reticulum est fait pour vous !

[Paul Moore - Security Consultant  @Paul_Reviews]

Bypassing #EU #AgeVerification using their own infrastructure.

I've ported the Android app logic to a Chrome extension - stripping out the pesky step of handing over biometric data which they can leak... and pass verification instantly.

Step 1: Install the extension
Step 2: Register an identity (just once)
Step 3: Continue using the web as normal

The extension detects the QR code, generates a cryptographically identical payload and tells the verifier I'm over 18, which it "fully trusts".

This isn't a bug... it's a fundamental design flaw they can't solve without irrevocably tying a key to you personally; which then allows tracking/monitoring.

Of course, I could skip the enrolment process entirely and hard-code the credentials into the extension... and the verifier would never know.

[Mr.Roby6732Roby @roby6732]

Buongiorno a tutti.

Guardate questo video.
Ci sono ancora persone che hanno un cervello funzionante e sono un orgoglio per tutti gli altri.
Eccetto per la parte dove cita l' indipendenza individuale ( impossibile senza grandi numeri) , il resto è veramente esaustivo.

[Ilaria @IlariaBifarini]

Avete notato che quelli che denigrano la famiglia del bosco e giustificano le assurde vessazioni che sta subendo sono gli stessi che odiavano i No-vax e legittimavano il Greenpass e lo Stato etico autoritario?

[🧬Maxpein🧬 @maximumpain333]

The most radioactive device in your home isn’t your microwave.

It’s completely invisible.

In 1987, the telecommunications industry did something the tobacco industry never could.

They made the product undetectable.

You cannot smell a signal.

You cannot taste a frequency.

You cannot see the radiation coming out of your router.

Which made it the perfect product.

And the perfect weapon.

Here is what they never told you in the FCC safety guidelines:

Your cells communicate through bioelectric signals.

Every heartbeat, every nerve impulse, every hormone release is governed by a precise electromagnetic frequency your body has been tuned to over 200,000 years of evolution.

When you flood that system with artificial frequencies, you don’t get an explosion.

You get interference.

The science calls it “non-thermal biological effects.”

Your tissue doesn’t heat up.

It scrambles the signals your cells use to survive.

A 2020 review of 28 studies found that chronic exposure to low-level radiofrequency radiation disrupts cellular calcium channels, the same channels that govern sleep, stress response, and immune function.

A 2018 National Toxicology Program study, the most expensive cancer study in US history at $30 million, found “clear evidence” of malignant heart tumors in animals exposed to cell phone radiation.

The study was buried so fast it gave scientists whiplash.

Meanwhile, your router runs 24 hours a day, 3 feet from your bed.

Your child sleeps with a phone under their pillow.

The cigarette was a cylinder of paper and leaves.

The new cigarette is the air in your home.

Turn the router off at night.

Put the phone on airplane mode.

And start asking why the people setting the “safety” limits are the same people selling you the product.

The tobacco industry had 50 years to hide.

The wireless industry is on year 35.

~ Andre

✨🙌🏽💫

[Oliver Prompts @oliviscusAI]

🚨 BREAKING: Someone just open-sourced software that sees you through walls using only WIFI signals.

it’s called WiFi-DensePose. It maps your exact body pose in real-time. no cameras. no sensors. just your living room router.

100% Open Source.

[Cyber Detective💙💛 @cyb_detective]

Shadow broker

Self-hosted worldwide events monitoring map and dashboard:

Signal Intelligence
Aviation Tracking
Maritime Tracking
Surveillance
Geopolitics & Conflict

https://t.co/5bFCKala9l

#opensource #typescript #python

[Situation Deck @SitDeck]

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[Bark @barkmeta]

Think about this for a second...

A random guy accidentally hacked into 7,000 robot vacuums. Live camera and audio feeds inside people's homes.

Now think about every other device in your house.

Your TV has a microphone. Your phone has two cameras that are always on. Your smart speaker is always listening. Your doorbell records everyone who walks by. Your vacuum maps every inch of your home.

All connected to cloud servers. Owned by companies you know nothing about. Storing data you'll never be be able to access.

This vacuum exploit was discovered by ONE guy on accident.

Now imagine what billion dollar intelligence agencies with unlimited budgets and zero oversight are doing...

Privacy doesn't exist. It hasn't for years. Most people will never know how much of their life is already out there or whose hands it's in.

Every "conspiracy theorist" was right again.

[UFO Hunter @iamufohunter]

🚨 WARNING : Iam scared that this footage may take my X account down. So download the video or retweet as much as possible.

Banned clip of 9/11 shows First responders reveal they saw planted bombs inside the towers.

Thoughts ??

[John Connor @Devonode24]

@AnnaDustma31229 @___Anna22 Anche River Phoenix

[John Connor @Devonode24]

@tpvsean Waiting for the release of the River Phoenix files..

[CyberSudo @Cyber_Sudo]

Tracing a Phone Number using UserSearch

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