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Europe just killed financial privacy.
In 847 days, cash transactions above €10,000 will become illegal across the eurozone.
Not regulated. Illegal.
The EU Anti-Money Laundering package (AMLA) doesn't just target criminals.
It treats all 340 million Europeans like suspects.
Want to buy a car with cash? Criminal.
Want to send €1,001 in Bitcoin? State approval required.
Anonymous crypto wallets? Gone.
Every transaction is logged in a centralized Brussels database.
They're calling it "fighting money laundering."
The EU estimates €500 billion is laundered yearly.
So their solution is to surveil 340 million people to catch the fraction committing crimes.
But the real kicker comes in 2029.
The Digital Euro launches after the ECB spent €1.3 billion developing it.
Leaked proposals show a €3,000 holding cap per person.
Every purchase is tracked.
Every pattern is analyzed.
Every transaction is subject to state scrutiny.
China's digital yuan already does this.
Programmable money that can expire, restrict purchases, or be frozen based on behavior.
The ECB promises Europe will be different.
€20 trillion flows through the eurozone annually.
Soon, every cent requires approval from Frankfurt.
The infrastructure of control gets built in the name of safety.
Every. Single. Time.
This is why understanding the tech behind your money isn't optional anymore.
847 days until cash above €10,000 becomes contraband.
1,308 days until every euro is digital, tracked, and controlled.
Zero days of mainstream coverage asking the question that matters:
Who decides what you're allowed to buy when money becomes permission?
The clock is running.
And most people still don't see it coming....
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Fixed, Patched, Mitigated, Remediated, Resolved, Addressed, Hardened, Closed, Corrected, Locked Down, Eliminated, Neutralized, Nuked, Yeeted, Exorcised, Banished, Nerfed
Am I missing any? 🤓
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One is hard to find, one is hard to master, and the other hurts like a motherfucker. Good luck.
ThePorgs version of Secretsdump has parsing for OpenGPG and a new dump method for SAM/SYSTEM.
https://t.co/GwWUhRTYx2
This PR is even more interesting https://t.co/I2ZD4QzSnD
Metasploit now has it, so you can remotely read Registry and get SAM/LSA.
https://t.co/dZarN0X4N7
#CVE_2024_6387
Finally, if sshd cannot be updated or recompiled, this signal handler
race condition can be fixed by simply setting LoginGraceTime to 0 in the
configuration file. This makes sshd vulnerable to a denial of service
(the exhaustion of all MaxStartups connections), but it makes it safe
from the remote code execution presented in this advisory.
The award-winning Qualys Threat Research Unit (TRU) has discovered a critical vulnerability in OpenSSH, designated CVE-2024-6387 and aptly named "regreSSHion." This Remote Code Execution bug grants full root access, posing a significant exploitation risk. https://t.co/uDHHSuzd5f
🇲🇻The Republic of Maldives is now BANNING Israeli settlers from entering the country in the aftermath of the ongoing Israeli genocide in Gaza!
"We don’t want your money with blood on it."
Well done!
@thesaviour
SYDNEY POLICE CONFIRM MASS STABBING WAS NOT TERRORISM.
The man was known to law
enforcement and did not hold "terrorist motivations or ideology"
Translation: They found out it wasn’t a Muslim and so are no longer calling it a terrorist attack.
Now you know, for the exact same attack they use the word “terrorist” if the perpetrator is a Muslim.
Mainstream media exposed.
Source: @OmarAbbasHyat