JammerChan

[JammerChan @JammerChan]

Remmy from Big City Greens is really Irwin from Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

[JammerChan @JammerChan]

@hieuSSR thought of this immediately.

[JammerChan @JammerChan]

Chris Tucker as Schmeegle

[Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity @cyber_razz]

He was 19 years old, bouncing his connection across three countries, watching his IP change in real time.

He thought he was invisible.

He was not even close.

Peter Stokes was an alleged member of Scattered Spider, one of the most prolific cybercrime groups on the planet. Over $100 million in ransom payments. Social engineering so good it bypassed security teams at major corporations. The group was untouchable for years.

Peter thought he had the technical side covered. VPN running. IP rotating. Multiple countries between him and anyone looking. He was boarding a flight to Japan from Helsinki when Finnish and US law enforcement walked up and arrested him.

The VPN worked perfectly.

That was never the problem.

While Peter was carefully masking his network traffic, his Windows machine was quietly doing something he never accounted for. Every Windows installation carries a Global Device Identifier. A GDID. A unique number tied to the hardware itself that Microsoft uses for telemetry. It does not care about your VPN. It does not reset when your IP changes. It just sits there, logging activity and reporting home.

Web history. Gaming sessions. Tools used. IP addresses across every session. Azure activity. All of it timestamped. All of it tied to one persistent identifier that survived every VPN hop he ever made.

Microsoft handed that data to the FBI.

Court documents suggest investigators had a complete picture of his activity before the prosecution even started building its case.

The VPN protected his traffic.
The OS documented his life.

He secured one layer and forgot about everything running underneath it.

That is the lesson. A VPN is not a cloak. It is one control in a stack that includes the operating system, the hardware, the apps, and every service quietly phoning home in the background.

Securing your network traffic while running a stock Windows install is like locking your front door and leaving every window open.

The number he never knew existed put him on a plane back to face charges.

[攻殻機動隊【公式】GHOST IN THE SHELL official @thegitsofficial]

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📅7月のカレンダー📅
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7月7日はTVアニメシリーズ『攻殻機動隊 THE GHOST IN THE SHELL』の放送開始日📺

July Calendar 📅

July 7 marks the original broadcast premiere of the TV anime series “THE GHOST IN THE SHELL” !📺

#攻殻機動隊 #ghostintheshell #theghostintheshell

[beeple @beeple]

CONGRATS T&T!! ❤️

[JammerChan @JammerChan]

@dj_dtor but park your regular car at a charging station and you'll come out to a mob of loons

[Murdoink @Murdoink]

mk2 reflecting pool

[Mel Brooks @MelBrooks]

I told you we’d be back

[Retro Gamer Art @RetroGamerArt]

Night Trap (1992)

[Retro Gamer Art @RetroGamerArt]

Virtua Fighter 2 (1995) ❤️

[𝖌 𝖗 𝖆 𝖟 ( 𝐜 𝐨 𝐫 𝐞 ) 🫠 @GrazCore]

Steal it with Style

[Ryan Daigler - Exposing Narcissistic Abuse 🚩🚩 @Ryan_Daigler]

It is so strange and bizarre that you can literally not have a single malicious or unfriendly bone in your body and a narcissist will hate you with a murderous obsession. Like vivid, aggressive hatred.
They spend a lot of their time hiding it but you can see in their actions, how badly they’re trying to destroy a good person, how angry and hateful they really are. Even if they’re doing it calmly and systematically. They are still behaving impulsively and erratic and irrational.
Just so strange. And when you’re one of these people being attacked so aggressively and hated so aggressively by them, it’s really weird because you don’t understand why. It makes no sense. It is so bizarre.

[Aurora Aveneu @aveneu_]

Is self-defense just about cunning? The tactics are too elaborate…

[Nuelxx @nuel_szy]

A narcissist calling an empath a narcissist is like a shadow accusing the light of being too dark.