Zero Trust Web 🔴💊

@trikcode @noCookie9107

the generation that refused to accept cookies. is now giving AI access to their desktops, files, and bank accounts.

True P2P networks don't have a CEO to ban you or a central server to unplug. It’s time to take the power back.

The internet of the 90s was designed to be decentralized and censorship-resistant. We blindly traded that freedom for Web2 corporate convenience.

In 2022, a major content creator got wiped off the internet overnight. 10 years of work, gone in 1 click. Why? Because he built his castle on rented land. 🧵👇

@EFF @zittrain @HarvardBooks Great to see @HarvardBooks hosting critical privacy conversations. 'Privacy's Defender' is an important title, but in 2026, the real defense isn't just advocacy; it's architectural. Decentralized P2P networks are the ultimate privacy shield. 🏴‍☠️

Great crowd, great conversation at Cindy Cohn’s “Privacy’s Defender” talk with @zittrain last night at @HarvardBooks!

You literally cannot win

@TheHackersNews LeakBase admin arrested, IP logs seized. Centralized systems fail, even for cybercriminals. If you don't want your IP logged, don't use a centralized platform. Simple. 🌐

⚠️ Russia has arrested the alleged admin of LeakBase, a major cybercrime forum. 147,000+ users traded stolen data including credentials, bank info, and corporate records used for fraud and account takeovers. Authorities say user accounts, messages, and IP logs have been seized. 🔗 Read → thehackernews.com/2026/03/leakba…

@obscuravpn The year of graphene. That would be amazing

The year of the Linux desktop AND GrapheneOS??

Tycoon2FA phishing platform returns after recent police disruption bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/… bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

GrapheneOS refuses to comply with regulations requiring age data collection , prioritizing user privacy over regional mandates. This challenges OS-level age verification and reinforces its stance as a privacy-first platform.

🔴 96 comptes de détenteurs d’armes exposés : des données sensibles diffusées publiquement Un hacker affirme avoir divulgué 96 comptes liés à des détenteurs d’armes. Des captures montrent des informations détaillées, incluant les armes détenues, ainsi que des données personnelles telles que l’identité et l’adresse. Selon lui, tous les comptes n’auraient pas été vérifiés. ➡️ Les accès ont été diffusés publiquement, exposant potentiellement des données extrêmement sensibles ➡️ Ces comptes feraient partie des récentes fuites de données signalées en France En résumé : 👉 Données personnelles + informations sur les armes 👉 Risque élevé pour la sécurité des personnes concernées 👉 Comptes partagés publiquement 👉 Véracité partielle des données évoquée par l’auteur

🚨 Le Système d’Information sur les Armes (SIA) aurait été piraté. HexDex revendique la mise en vente de 62 511 enregistrements : type d’arme, numéro de série, identité complète et adresse des propriétaires. Méthode : compromission d’un compte armurier. Même technique que l’Éducation nationale la semaine dernière. Le ministère de l’Intérieur n’a pas encore confirmé officiellement. Sources : @fuitesinfos · FrenchBreaches · @SaxX

@Reuters nice to see kenya in the race

This Kenyan-built robotic arm is opening new possibilities for teaching deaf students. Paired with a sensor-fitted suit, the device converts spoken words into gestures

@DarkWebInformer 11,803 records leaked from fenixlogin.dyndns.tv: names, passwords, IP masks. The irony of a dynamic DNS service leaking user IPs. Every centralized database is just a vulnerability waiting for its turn. P2P eliminates the honeypot. 📷

‼️A post on a popular cybercrime forum has leaked the database of fenixlogin.dyndns.tv. ▪️ Format: SQL ▪️ Records: 11,803 rows ▪️ Breach Date: March 24, 2026 Exposed fields include ID, name, password, display name, IP mask, profiles, max connections, admin status, enabled status, map exclude, debug, comment, email, phone (telefone), area code (dd_cel), cellular, user group, custom values, EC route, start date, expire date, added/added by, changed/changed by, obs_user, valor_cob, id_rev_mudou_status, ip_cad, and ip_atualizacao.

@DarkWebInformer After the Panama paper, we have the Panama hacks ID Papers hit the rich thief but the hack ID put normal people in danger Centralized systems are the problem

‼️🇵🇦 A post on a popular cybercrime forum is selling 600 Panamanian national ID (DNI) photos sourced from the government employment site empleospanama.gob.pa (MITRADEL - Ministerio de Trabajo y Desarrollo Laboral). ▪️ Total IDs: 600 photos ▪️ Source: empleospanama.gob.pa (Gobierno Nacional) ▪️ Year: 2026 ▪️ Price: $800 Samples of actual Panamanian ID cards were provided as proof, showing personal photos and document details.

@DarkWebInformer ISP/MSP shell access in a conflict zone, sold for $2k. This highlights the extreme danger of centralized network control. Trust nothing, decentralize everything, especially for critical infrastructure. 🌐"

‼️🇵🇸 A post on a popular cybercrime forum is auctioning shell access to a Palestinian ISP/MSP that offers services including Data Centers, VPNs, VoIP, and FTTB. ▪️ Access Type: Shell (domain-joined Windows machine in Active Directory) ▪️ Privileges: SYSTEM - NT/AUTH + Local Admin ▪️ Hosts: 5+ ARP (possible additional subnets) ▪️ Domain Users: 75+ ▪️ Revenue: Unknown (estimated $7M–$20M) ▪️ Starting Bid: $1,200 ▪️ Bid Step: $400 ▪️ Blitz (Buy Now): $2,000

@DarkWebInformer 8.3M confidential police tips from US/Canada sold for $10k. When 'anonymous' tips are stored centrally, anonymity is a lie. P2P is the only tipline that truly protects...

‼️🇺🇸🇨🇦 A post on a popular cybercrime forum is advertising United States/Canada Police Tipline Databases, originally sourced from P3Global / CrimeStoppers and dubbed "BlueLeaks 2.0". ▪️ Records: 8.3 million ▪️ Data Size: 93GB of confidential police data ▪️ Price: $10,000 Exposed data reportedly includes anonymous crime tips, suspect/tipster full names, addresses, social security numbers, phone numbers, email addresses, and more. Media coverage of the breach was also referenced in the post.

@TheHackersNews AI agents running autonomous cyber ops. Centralized access + AI = the perfect storm for undetectable breaches. Time to decentralize AI's access and build Zero Trust architectures from the ground up...

A state-backed actor used an AI agent to run cyber ops, with 80–90% handled autonomously. Compromise an AI agent already inside your environment, and the kill chain disappears. It already has access, permissions, and normal data flows—so activity looks legitimate. 🔗 How AI agents bypass traditional detection models → thehackernews.com/2026/03/the-ki…

@BleepinComputer @flaresystems Selling 'premium AI access' on underground markets is the ultimate irony. We built these powerful AIs, then centralized their access, turning them into just another hot commodity for hackers. The only 'premium' is the risk. Demand decentralized AI. 📷

🤖 AI accounts are becoming part of the cybercrime supply chain, sold like email accounts or VPS access. 🔎 @flaresystems shows how underground markets bundle and resell premium AI access at scale. ➡️ bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/… #cybersecurity #sponsored