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>Axact That name sounds familiar Darknet Diaries: 142: Axact

Episode webpage: https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/142

Media file: https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/dovetail.prxu.org/7...



https://archive.ph/Ej90N

How about some Fake Lawyers with Fake Degrees they got from Axact, shove some bribe money in there. Its a global blackmail and bribery operation and domain Registrars like GoDaddy NameCheap Name.com Dynadot Tucows etc are allowing them to create millions of FAKE WEBSITES to scam people and that money goes right back into the west via offshore accounts, right into your real estate, treasonous bastards that accept "Sharia Investors" — It goes through Dubai, the Carribean, then right into Private LLCs and anonymous Private Equity Shareholders.

Islam is a master of bribery and sniffing out TRAITORS.


> FAZAL: Yeah, I thought the same; kind of creepy. But it’s far worse than that. I was talking with someone from another team and they said, go to facebook.com and try to log in with this e-mail and password. We were able to log in to these people’s Facebook accounts.

This is why MFA needs to be a requirement everywhere


Kinda ironic that social media sites do it better than your bank. My airline even has passkeys!


As a minimal social media user, do any social media sites actually require MFA these days? You can have the best security features in the world but if they are opt in and even a slight degradation of UX the vast majority of people will not adopt them. Security often needs to be beaten over the head of the populace to be successful. Let’s Encrypt and HTTPS in the browser is a good example of this.




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