Comments by "Guinness" (@GuinessOriginal) on "Who Really Tapped These 106 Govt Cell Phones?🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 64: The Athens Shadow Games" video.

  1.  @jaythatguyyouknow5135  everything is a bit more relaxed in Greece, they’ve got that Mediterranean Balkan attitude. Think the opposite of Germany and you’re on the right track. Culturally quite different.
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  2. They’ve probably got loads of antennas all over that mountain
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  3. You are totally correct. I have to the same conclusion a long time ago
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  4.  @passthepeacepipe  the exception that proves the rule.
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  5. Use GPT4 and 5 when it comes out to improve your coding potential. You’ll have to dress your requests up a bit if you want to do stuff like this but it bc definitely help you get to grips with the tech and methods needed
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  6. One tip though, storing an unencrypted list of phone numbers in the same dir as your spying executables is really dumb. Either hardcode then into the exe, or at least encrypt them and store them in ax different place or possibly multiple places. That way if either is found there isn’t an immediate connection made between them
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  7. It was the obviously the USA, are you really that blind?
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  8. And if they’re suicided you can be sure they either weren’t, or someone is cleaning house
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  9.  @charlesturner897  have you used it? I use it all the time, my productivity has gone v through the roof, I work 4-5 times faster and my breadth of expertise has massively increased.
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  10. Green box?
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  11.  @isaacmalown7003  innit
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  12. That makes sense, but having worked in Greece I can tell you rules are a bit different there, and applied and enforced very differently to the U.K.
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  13.  @dong6839  yeah you can get round all that with creative prompting though. You have to inject some personality into it. It helps when you convince it to tell you the wording of its restrictions in its preamble, then you can get around them. You can still get around them without this, but it definitely helps.
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  14.  @dong6839  tbh they have to put safety rested in place, I don’t agree with all of them that they have put in but I do ate they need to be there, otherwise people would be using it for CP and terrorism
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  15. As soon as I read the headline, I knew it was CIA. All to split the eu up and interfere in democratic governments and stop anyone they don’t like being elected or being effective when elected
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  16. Boris Johnson is a CIA agent, it all makes sense now. Tony Blair too. And Sunak is Indian intelligence
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  17. What’s the doc called?
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  18. Don’t be dumb
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  19.  @AlexandruNicolin  would privileged access to install remotely left more traces than physically installing them?
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  20.  @AlexandruNicolin  I’m pretty sure data security laws require electronic access audit data to be archived and kept available for access for 7 years. Paper audits of physical access, not so much.
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  21. In reckon you could use midjourney to come up with some pretty good images
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