Society is badly written.
Hackers who try to do good — finding vulnerabilities to fix them or exposing abuses — are often seen as automatic threats. People hear “hack” and immediately think chaos and crime.
Meanwhile, pedophile networks and child sexual exploitation rings continue operating in the shadows. One of the worst crimes imaginable destroys lives every day, yet it’s handled in sporadic bursts: occasional raids, headlines, then silence.
This feels like inverted priorities. We chase visible scapegoats while the darkest problems persist due to lack of resources, technical challenges, and weak coordination.
Real change won’t come from vigilante “shoot the predators” fantasies — that creates more injustice. It comes from:
• Stronger law enforcement & cyber units
• Ethical hackers & researchers working legally with authorities
• Better prevention, education, and anonymous reporting
• Consistent citizen pressure for real results, not just talk
Society isn’t fixed. It’s rewritten every day through better choices, laws, and focus.
We need to get the script right — especially on protecting the vulnerable.
Je prie pour le meilleur
C’est fake mdrr tu peux pas swap 300 btc comme ça comme si c’était 3 avax mdrrr
Pour ça que je dis souvent que le plus dur pour un hacker c’est pas de trouver une faille, c’est de savoir comment il peut wash
Typiquement le hack coldcard de 100m, c’est juste pour le prestige mdrr les 100m vont aller nul part, par contre les plus petits hack de 2-3-4-5m la c’est plus simple déjà
‼️🇫🇷 A French on-chain investigator has published a video tracing multiple French-Arabic threat actors allegedly converting roughly $23 million in BTC into XMR following a major social engineering heist.
A ‘SIREN HEAD’ movie is in the works at Warner Bros.
Brian Duffield (‘Whalefall’) is set to direct with Zach Cregger (‘Weapons’) co-writing the script.
(Source: https://t.co/RFtc9yv2LL)