mmvasq

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by mmvasq 3y ago
Did anyone else notice that if you install Fidelity app it is tightly integrated into messaging app- such that if you wanted to uninstall “messaging” on iOS it first suggests you uninstall Fidelity app? I find this odd given I have had a ma
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Have three identities confirmed - yet the individuals doing the harassment all know best evidence has to come from law enforcement and the logs - not my screenshots. It's part of the game they play with the data.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
This data is already "re-identified" by some somebodies. And complete intent to harm over a course of 5 years proven out. I have evidence, lots of it. The individuals initially affected by the search leak need to be notified by a
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by mmvasq 3y ago
My data is in this list someone used for "research". They evidently correlated with Sony Everquest Chats, LinkedIn, Twitter, AOL, corporate email, Meta, Amazon Purchases, Natural Language Processing Data collections, some DFIR (di
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by mmvasq 3y ago
I am defined as a logical processor in an assessment somewhere. Your activism towards me hasn’t been working since launched by a disinformation actor precisely December 2019. Would be great if someone can tell me where the forum is. Interes
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Put this comment up in every church and every retirement community. I haven’t searched, yet suspect this is the most common elderly fraud besides relatives manipulating them for their estate.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
That is an old trick from companies exposed to a great deal of liability to cover the legal and administrative costs of perfection.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Some of these comments are funny. I am sure there are plenty of mistakes made by plenty of competent people as I read the next article about Boeing. Good to analyze root cause ….to a point. Some of you hate brave women, who probably would a
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Really good write up
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Very very few companies do. At least they were honest in this case. Not a fan, they were positioned to be leaders not laggers in solutioning.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Distance is the only solution I know of when the malice is significant and it is at an all time high right now in the USA.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Once you have lived through reporting to a telco you have been dealing with fraud - you learn the procedures are in a scripted loop, everywhere. The answer will probably be go to store get new sim and never reach conclusion it was swapped f
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Fear culture eats security for lunch. Good points.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
If you are female in Shell, save all your money by 49 and be ready to retire if you have retired from the company. No further tech gigs. They have some dudes in supply chain who play dirty games over other women who went to arbitration (was
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by mmvasq 3y ago
When we were once arguing about what real 2G was….
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by mmvasq 3y ago
That’s when you step away. Come back later and take that last statement and spin it to a question instead. Can security have viable costs and incentives- what is a new way to improve it? Can’t see opportunity any more then take a break. I h
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by mmvasq 3y ago
No one disagrees. Consider project management; for example, which has had many failed projects, has evolved, is still incredibly imperfect. Health care services, have had many flaws, continue to evolve, are still incredibly imperfect. Marke
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by mmvasq 3y ago
She is an adult. Yes adults get trafficked. Especially good looking ones falling into health and economic challenge. She has a daughter. Children are hurt when adults are trafficked- no one gets this. The trafficked party then used to exto
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Who is “law enforcement”. Not “cops” as per YCombinator headline. You can’t get a cop to do a thing about online content. I would really like to know who is feeling bogged down. I have a serious case for them that a person was actually drug
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by mmvasq 3y ago
So right. I have lived experience with someone who stalked me based on a 20-year-old (literally) 20 years ago - Internet post. At first, I thought they were sarcastic - until they actually drugged my sister and had her call me and I realize
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by mmvasq 3y ago
The whole thing is pretty nuts. I'm sure most would just ignore. One of the individuals involved did something quite criminal and deeply personal to a family member, so I am genuinely looking for an answer on how to sweep for possible
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by mmvasq 3y ago
I was attacked quite deliberately in another city and was unable to find the source. It was in a high rise, and GSP with Kismet was marginally useful. Precision was not possible. I was able to stop the rogue attacks with Cisco Meraki. This
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by mmvasq 3y ago
16 seems too young. Why not tie it to drinking age. There are way too many people who have gotten better at online manipulation in the past few decades.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Had this issue before and having new more advanced ones now. Gotta say one life saver has been Cisco Meraki’s Air Marshall for detecting at least Bluetooth and WiFi interference. Still hard to tell the source - with just a handful of neighb
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Someone (actually probably someone commenting on this threads) , with way too much money and time, has been playing catch me if you can. They use a blend of retail analytics, ambient noise and other NLP tuning features of phones and actual
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Just the opener is giving me the feels for kids surviving in Ukraine, Palestine, Israel….so many places right now, long roads to recovery need mental health support and science to continue.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Need to talk with this guy. They had the audacity to disable my sister’s privacy takeout so you could not see who was manipulating both her and I. Someone did a real number on her account.
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Great writeup. I have only used mine as a fast burner due to extraordinary circumstance- yet my biggest issue by far was simply getting a prepaid card that worked. Lost $200 and about 4 hours of my life trying to sort that out in a hurry. A
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by mmvasq 3y ago
Triggers a snort rule that usage of a .top domain is an indicator of compromise. May be a false positive. Surprised there are no false positive reports on the primary snort website. Interesting since I did not click this article, yet used t
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by mmvasq 3y ago
There is definitely opportunity for some comparison charts.

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