Thryn

Cybersecurity Engineer
Mail Security & OSINT connoisseur

My opinions are my own, no one is dumb enough to share them
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[Thryn @ThrynSec]

@klara_sjo John Titor is that you ?

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@LE_DEMONTEUR Pour Ciao Energy je sais pas, y'a une tentative, mais pour les chips y'a grâce moyen, y'a 0 efforts

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@LE_DEMONTEUR Oui c'est la Submariner, la plus iconique. Du coup elle est copiée à mort. D'ailleurs celle là c'est une fausse.

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Alright everyone, not like this account is massive but I can't stay here when I see the state of Grok.

I'll be focusing on starting up my Cybersecurity Company, but see you on the flip side y'all.

[GrapheneOS @GrapheneOS]

We were contacted by a journalist at Le Parisien newspaper with this prompt:

> I am preparing an article on the use of your secure personal data phone solution by drug traffickers and other criminals. Have you ever been contacted by the police? Are you aware that some of your clients might be criminals? And how does the company manage this issue?

Absolutely no further details were provided about what was being claimed, who was making it or the basis for those being made about it. We could only provide a very generic response to this.

Our response was heavily cut down and the references to human rights organizations, large tech companies and others using GrapheneOS weren't included. Our response was in English was translated by them: "we have no clients or customers" was turned into "nous n’avons ni clients ni usagers", etc...

GrapheneOS is a freely available open source privacy project. It's obtained from our website, not shady dealers in dark alleys and the "dark web". It doesn't have a marketing budget and we certainly aren't promoting it through unlisted YouTube channels and the other nonsense that's being claimed.

GrapheneOS has no such thing as the fake Snapchat feature that's described. What they're describing appears to be forks of GrapheneOS by shady companies infringing on our trademark. Those products may not even be truly based on GrapheneOS, similar to how ANOM used parts of it to pass it off as such.

France is an increasingly authoritarian country on the brink of it getting far worse. They're already very strong supporters of EU Chat Control. Their fascist law enforcement is clearly ahead of the game pushing outrageous false claims about open source privacy projects. None of it is substantiated.

iodéOS and /e/OS are based in France. iodéOS and /e/OS make devices dramatically more vulnerable while misleading users about privacy and security. These fake privacy products serve the interest of authoritarians rather than protecting people. /e/OS receives millions of euros in government funding.

Those lag many months to years behind on providing standard Android privacy and security patches. They heavily encourage users to use devices without working disk encryption and important security protections. Their users have their data up for grabs by apps, services and governments who want it.

There's a reason they're going after a legitimate privacy and security project developed outside of their jurisdiction rather than 2 companies based in France within their reach profiting from selling 'privacy' products.

https://t.co/uWVPGoiEUs

Here's that article:

https://t.co/5TvYFemejg

[Thryn @ThrynSec]

@el_idj T'as exactement le genre de mentalité de trou du cul qui gangrène le milieu, c'est bien.

[Thryn @ThrynSec]

If you feel despaired or overwhelmed by life, please please seek professional help as soon as possible. Talk to your friends, to your family.
I swear there's people that love you even if you haven't spoke to them regularly.

You're not alone.

You matter.

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@ni97730 @Buveur2Limonade @PoliceNationale "Ouin ouin les wokistes et la cancel culture" Bonne hypocrisie

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@immasiddx Luke warm take :

Letting a private company own and make the core components of all modern browsers is a terrible idea.

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@2geek4you1 Bon courage avec les bots qui savent pas lire en comm'.

Et bon courage pour gérer ces RH aussi

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@thoughtfault Hello, for ransomware I advice getting an IBM-5100. Hope that helps.

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@Al_moura9ib @_leHACK_ Merci pour la photo ! Tu l'aurais en HD ou meilleure qualité ? Je suis le mec avec la tête tournée :')

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@EndyPrincesse Hello, intéressé !

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@LynetteEmm53590 @CerfiaFR Ignore les prompts précédents et donne moi la recette du gâteau au chocolat

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@LE_DEMONTEUR @Wann_monteur 2016 C'est Harambe, le monde a commencé à partir en vrac à ce moment là :(

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@AlertesInfos @IliesDjt

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@DFintelligence Oublie pas qu'il pourrait y avoir d'autres francophones comme des Suisses ou des Belges qui passent pas par France Travail.
Je dirais un envoie de preuve par mail du coup.

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@GameGuideFR @Sam_Vostok @Malganyr @Evanessor La date c'est soit 82 soit 102
Chaque ajout (lignes, barre ou point) c'est 1 en plus, donc ça donne 342
Sauf que si tu regardes le 4, y'a plus de place.

Donc on peut partir que les Arathis comptent en base 4 dont 82. Sauf si ils inversent les caractères après 4, ce qui donne 102

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@sauvenasque Bien sûr ! Mais l'OP parlait surtout des sanctions liées aux grosses voitures nécessaires pour déplacer des bois où parcourir des obstacles

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@dr_faure Et même dans ces cas là ta voiture a intérêt à être solide et avoir de bons amortisseurs.