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key characteristics of tyranny: You're fighting for freedom you never had.
1. Concentration of Power: Authority is held by a single ruler or a small group, with little to no checks and balances. America✅
The lone hacker era is over. You don't need to be a genius coder AI agents now handle recon, planning, and exploitation on their own. 1 person, a server, and an API key can do what used to take a team.
🤖 Made with AI
Korea bank heist used open-source multi-agent pentest framework by Li Puhua. Not an LLM itself—plugs into external models via Planner + Worker agents that autonomously recon, plan paths & run tools. Built in Go + Next.js, runs on normal servers/cloud VPS. Now Made private.
AI attacks hitting banks hard:
🇰🇷 S. Korea: Artex AI tool hit 16 firms (Shinhan, KB Kookmin, Hana + more), ~100k records leaked
🇮🇹 Italy: AI voice-clone scam tricked Intesa Sanpaolo/Fideuram into wiring €95M (€36M vanished in crypto)
🇮🇳 India: AI scripts Artex/CyberStrike>
🤖 Made with AI
Samsung's own privacy notice admits their Find and Secure Wi-Fi features can collect your device's PIN, password, or pattern. Here's what else is buried in their policy that most people never read. 🧵 #TechPrivacy
Kids' Samsung accounts come with cloud backup, Group Sharing, and call/text syncing turned on by default. Samsung's own notice says kids can end up making their personal info public through Group Sharing.
Galaxy AI: features like Transcript assist and Browsing assist can send your call transcripts, voice recordings, and browsing history off your device. On-device processing exists, but it's not the default everywhere.
Cross-device tracking: They combine your activity across phones, TVs, and other devices in your household to target ads. It follows you.
🔴 Worst
Security features can collect your device PIN, password or pattern.** If you use the Find or Secure Wi-Fi features, it can also collect recent calls and texts, touch interactions, and location.
Quick Share links sit on Samsung's servers for up to 3 days, or 7 days for "private" sharing, unless the recipient downloads first.
CCTV later caught him trying to retrieve it. Charged with intercepting oral communications. National security concerns over superintelligence tech.






