these are anonymous.you, then where did they get youtube twitter well, that's it, it serves as a usual defense against shame. we don't sell anything anymore. all our resources are free. and now we are engaged in one task to defeat the enemy america britain ukraine is the most ridiculous and stupid bomb in the world. i think it's not a gang- only feature for the vidos. so i can't do it nothing special, of course, has its own tactics and strategy when we attacked two from the establishment. they released the official ones. the announcement that from what date the traffic will be limited and so on, if aggression visits a nato country, the fifth article on the defense of a number of states automatically starts, they include attacks, so it’s up to you to judge which is worse and what can result in the fifth article performed by a cryptographer or adidoz, attack, i personally do not want to become the instigators of a new conflict between russia ignat about hacking and anonymous - this is completely nonsense, n

these are anonymous.hat are you, then where did they get youtube twitter well, that's it, it serves as a usual defense against shame. we don't sell anything anymore. all our resources are free. and now we are engaged in one task to defeat the enemy america britain ukraine - this is the funniest and dumbest gang in the world. i think that the gang only functions for vids, and i don’t know how to do anything special, of course, they have their own tactics and strategy of action when we attacked two official establishments in the air. no, from such a number , traffic will be limited, and so on, if aggression visits a nato country automatically starts, the fifth article on the defense of a number of states, they include attacks on you, therefore only you can judge which is worse and what can lead to the fifth article performed by a cryptographer or adidosis, an attack, i personally do not want to become the instigators of a new conflict between russia. ignat is completely nonsense of a single hack. it has not

does anonymous website exist?one says, he is their calling card, which was attacked for 10 days, people write that they do not have a website. same what are you, anonymous, then where did they get youtube twitter from but all this serves as the usual defense against shame. we don't sell anything anymore. all our resources are free. and now we are engaged in one task to defeat the enemy america britain ukraine russian, the most ridiculous and stupid gang in the world. i think that this is not a gang, only a function for the vidos , they don’t know how to do anything special, of course, they have their own tactics and strategy of action, when we attacked two universities of the institution later, they released their official ads. it’s just that such a number of traffic will be limited, and so on, if aggression visits a nato country automatically starts in the fifth article on the defense of a number of states, they also include attacks, so it’s up to you to judge which is worse and what this article can lead to in t

and i think that's the way to with anonymity onune. that's the way to with anonymity online . if all of that online. and yet if all of that information was kept behind that firewall , i suppose it would be firewall, i suppose it would be states that would able to access through that. so what if it was a nefarious state? what if it was syria looking dissidents? what if it was perhaps a different flavour of government in the united kingdom who wanted to come after people who might have wrong sort of views on lgbt issues or anything else ? well, i issues or anything else? well, i think the way deal with that is if it is a criminal, think the way deal with that is if it is a criminal , then to if it is a criminal, then to make an application to the platform to go behind that firewall, they will make an assessment on reasonable grounds. they will look at all of the issues that are before them, and they will make that assessment. i do think tom. people hide behind a of anonymity. i'm not suggesting that this is a simple process andindeed that this is a simple process and indeed the

because they lie anonymous exists, who would not say anything. business card, which was attacked for 10 days, people write that they do not have a website. this is anonymous, what are you, then where did they get youtube twitter well, that's it, this serves as a usual protection against shame. we don't sell anything anymore. all our resources are free. and now we are engaged in one task to defeat the enemy america britain ukraine russian and stupid gang in the world. i think it's not wanda just a feature for vids. and so i don’t know how to do anything special, of course, i have my own tactics and strategy of action when we attacked two institutions in the air. later they are official. this number of traffic will be limited, and so on, if aggression visits a nato country automatically starts, the fifth article on the defense of a number of states, they also include the temperature of the attack, so it’s up to you to judge which is worse and what can lead to the fifth article performed by a cryptographer or vidos, an attack, i personally don’t wan

anonymous with ukraine and so on multiply like microbes and carry for years.s it every new story in the world, a bloody war or the collapse of bitcoin gives rise to a new video anonymous. but after all, people are beginning to be afraid and to see this terrible force. wake up mother russia bring at least one proof of strength. facts are not fakes, social signals for a very long time it really is. wants attention , work for 3.000 euros global repost, russia announce a reward for damaging monuments three stepan bandera important note demolition of the monument throw a rope and pull the car douse with acetone or gasoline and set fire to fixing the work on video. use a balaclava and hide your face video confirmation send here calls everyone to sadists and help our country. we need spammers, stencilers, pintesters. grandfather services graphic designers. hackers, phishers, it is not always possible to get in because of regular attacks in response, the group strikes at the resources of the right sector of the ukrainian branch of the vodofone ministry of internal aff

i tried to do so anonymously. i think this was so blurs blow the whistle anonymously because not about them. they want people to focus on what they're blowing the whistle on, not on them. unfortunately, because it was the beginning of the internet edge, while newsweek shield to my name from the print edition, my name appeared in the digital version. and that was the beginning of the unleashing of one of the 1st criminal leak investigations of modern time. when you were outed as the source, in this case, your life changed. you were forced to leave a job that you loved. many of your colleagues and friends turned against you and you had trouble finding work here you were a renowned attorney. you had graduated from brown and yale universities to the top schools in the world. and you were having trouble finding a job. you finally found one at a large law firm in washington, dc. but it didn't last long. what happened there? at that point, the government contacted my private 3rd party employer and told them that they had

and give them information and file transfer anonymously technologically anonymously. not just a fake email account on g mail and continue that conversation. so let's say that a whistleblower has actually disclosed instead of major documents that could be thousands of pages. well, journalist is going to know where to look. they need to be able to come back and say to the whistleblower, what am i looking for here? and there was a bar go, so it's on page $723.00 at the bottom. you know, but that ongoing conversation is really important to be able to weed through the massive information that we all generate. and that inevitably, we'll get this close because they're part of the bigger documents. it's also true for anti fraud agency. so increasingly in europe, that sort of technology of the anonymous dropbox is being used by government agencies in order to receive anonymous disclosures because they understand is very risky for whistleblowers and incense. the focus should be on what the disclosure is of the wrong doing, not who the person issues actually making it. and then

remain anonymous. but their identities invariably are revealed and the consequences have been drastic for many of them. the f. b i whistle blower, terry. all bery, for example, received 4 years in prison. drone whistleblower daniel hale, we mentioned a moment ago, received 3 years and 9 months. an essay whistleblower reality winner received more than 5 years in prison. c i a whistleblower joshua shulty faces as much as 80 years in prison. is there a safe way to blow the whistle? can somebody in national security do it without being caught? and then being sent to prison, it's incredibly difficult even when you go through proper channels, a lot of the people you mentioned did try to go through channels at one level or another. but even with successful whistleblowers, even like the white house whistle blower on trump, they still went through the proper channels and still got tangled up in internal channels. i mean, is there a safe way in theory? there is in practice. there are a lot more ways to week thes

we are anonymous, we are legion, we do not forgive, we do not forget. wait for us. hacker groups claimed that the russian government was declaring a cyberwine and claimed responsibility for the grandfather's attack on the russian news agencies anonymous. now the central bank of russia has been hacked by hackers. you're in a nearby view and the group has published 35,000 files from the shortest you like. we are the details in the wake of the russian central bank, a notification comes about the evil websites of the russian government agencies of the ministry of defense of the central bank of roskomnadzor and domestic streaming platforms. some of the information is published on the internet and is picked up in the media. the purpose of these actions is to sow panic and chaos on the enemy side, they are trying to influence our government websites, for example, recently , an attempt was made to successfully install the fsb website. as an example, of course, it did not particularly affect anything, but nevertheless, they work, and we cannot predict what they can't do. the

we're anonymous, we're legion, we don't forgive, we don't forget. wait for us.ps say they are declaring a cyberwine the russian government and claimed responsibility for the grandfathering attack on the russian anonymous news agency. now hackers have hacked the central bank of russia there. you're in a nearby ledger group has published 35,000 files from the contract. here it is to the details of the russian central bank's blanket. well, he receives a notification about the hacking of the websites of the russian government agencies of the ministry of defense of the central bank of roskomnadzor and domestic streaming platforms, some of the information is published on the internet and picked up in the media for the purpose of these actions one to sow panic and chaos on the enemy side. they are trying to influence our government sites, for example. recently , an attempt was made to successfully put. the fsb website as an example, of course, it didn’t really affect anything, but nevertheless they work, and we cannot predict what they will be able to do. then they try

beautiful anonymous."e number, people try to call from all over the world. we patch one person through. there's very little screening. and then i talk to that person for an hour. >> reporter: the rules? chris can't hang up and the caller is always anonymous. >> anybody in the world calling, don't tell me who you are. the anonymity is crucial. if i don't know who you are, then you can sort of tell me your secrets and nobody knows about it. >> reporter: the podcast started in 2016 and had 6.5 million downloads last year alone expanding to live shows around the world and covering everything from mental health and family secrets to first-time confessions. >> she's a little fighter. she's a fighter for sure. >> reporter: in one episode "love is everywhere" a mother calls in from a hospital while waiting for an update on her daughter's cancer from the oncologist. >> oh, boy. this one got he. . >> sorry. >> reporter: the conversation doesn't always end when the phone call does like in the episode "gay zombies liv

we're anonymous, we're legion, we don't forgive, we don't forget. wait for us.acker groups said they were declaring a cyberwine by the russian government and claimed responsibility days before the attack on russian news agencies. it cannot be hacked there by the central bank of russia hackers, you have published 35.000 files from the smithy species groups and in a short angle there are details of the blanket russian central bank on behalf of. well, it’s not garbage that a notification comes about the malicious sites of the russian government agencies of the ministry of defense of the central bank of roskomnadzor and domestic streaming platforms, some of the information is published on the internet and is picked up in the media, the purpose of these actions is to sow panic and chaos on the enemy side. they are trying to influence our government sites, for example. recently, an attempt was made to successfully put. taytfsb, as an example, of course, it didn’t really affect anything, but nevertheless, they work, and we can’t predict what they can do. then they try

we are anonymous, we are legion, we do not forgive, we do not forget. wait for us.ker groups claimed that the russian government was declaring a cyber-inu and claimed responsibility for the attack on russian news agencies. it cannot participate published 35.000 files. wow , the magicians of the russian central bank rested there, a notification comes about the hacking of the websites of the russian government agencies of the ministry of defense of the central bank of roskomnadzor and domestic streaming platforms. part information is published on the internet and picked up in the media. the goals of those actions are one to sow panic and chaos on the enemy side. influence our government websites, for example. recently, an attempt was made to successfully put the fsb website as an example, of course, it didn’t really affect anything, but nevertheless, they work, and we cannot predict what they will be able to do. then they try again to get, uh, information from some of our votes. here they are trying to hack our servers. they try to break our infrastructure. here to pe

he wants to be anonymous, he doesn't want to be anonymous, that is, from the people who help, the ukrainiansional committee of america is also an organization that helped a lot, that is, with the first part of the generators with their delivery to ukraine, that is, they cover also part of the costs borne by the fund in order for these generators to get to ukraine and then be handed over to the military there, and it is also planned to provide such a critical civilian infrastructure there, because there is , for example, a request that the fund is located there in the zhytomyr region, there is only one region in the civil infrastructure, there are points of invincibility, i understand it, there are fathers, medicine, kindergartens, and so on, but the zhytomyr region needs 720 generators, they have provided their needs to the fund, and if they can also address their needs in first of all, these are the front-line territories - these are in the kherson region, mykolaiv region, zaporizhzhia region, dnipropetrovsk region, that is, these regions that are close to the combat zone a-a they can also

we're anonymous, we're legion, we don't forgive, we don't forget. wait for us.s of hackers declared that the russian government was declaring war on keeper and claimed responsibility for one prior attack on russian news agencies. it can't meet broke the central bank of russia group published 35.000 files. details of the magical nature of the russian central bank , a notification comes about the hacking of the websites of the russian state ministry of the ministry of defense of the central bank of roskomnadzor and domestic streaming platforms, some of the information is published on the internet and picked up in the media. the purpose of those actions is one to sow panic and chaos on the enemy side they influence our government websites, for example, recently an attempt was made to successfully put the fsb website as an example , of course, it didn’t really affect anything, but nevertheless, they work, and we cannot predict what they can do. then they try again to get, uh , information from some of our blocks. here they are trying to hack our servers. they are tr

kana, and everyone has already said that please unsubscribe from anonymous channels, unfortunately,re some insights there unfortunately, anonymous telegram channels have only one goal: to misinform , er, so that a person believes in this misinformation, they will mix in truth and half-truth , but the main goal to which they lead us is disinformation, and it is precisely in such emotional operations that we are now in these channels play a key role, these channels are of two types, the first is those that directly specialize in insiders, they say that we have insider information everywhere and so on, and the second is those that are so -called anonymous news aggregators if you watched even today how the information about a non-massive missile strike was covered, it was precisely in such channels that information appeared just about rockets flying, and so on, that's why they always inflate. they always try to publish information first and they never check it because to be the first to publish information and to verify information are antonyms, it is simply impossible to do, because ev

this is just one of the anonymous telegram channels that specialize in leaking negative and sometimesrified information. experts say the authors of anonymous channels deliberately create networks to publish the same message in different forms to give the impression that information comes from different sources. they don't say they have networks there. they are nothing at all to anyone. they don't actually speak. they just take it if you need to make some kind of informational attack on a person. they simply disseminate information accordingly. here is a laid or obviously some kind of bad one on their network, and then they ask, uh, money in order to, well, either write a refutation, or even cut it out. uh, accordingly, this news of gusov is an important link, but not the only one who allegedly managed the network of telegram channels to the organizers of the criminal scheme, may be former rosbalt employee alexander shvarrev. now he is hiding from the investigation abroad is not a secret. what kind of money, and not very big, you can print about anyone almost anything, including very p

i think that you are -- that your basic claim that members would vote instinctively if it is anonymous is totally fair. that being said, representative government is all about accountability to the voters in the end. and that means if voters do not know how their representatives are even voting, that's sort of a basic accountability problem or deficit built into the system. so, you know, we have to consider that value as well as we think about the where this institution operates. now before the mid 1970's, a lot of what the house did was consider things in the committee of the whole, which is a way that the house can reorganize itself to operate in an informal manner. and the committee used to vote a lot without recording who loaded how. -- voted how. so important decision to get made without members' names attached to their votes. advocates of open government, of sunshine as an antidote to corruption, thought that was terrible. they thought that this is an outrage. we need to be able to hold representatives accountable. so they pushed to get rid of that. and the house got rid of that.

i think that you are -- that your basic claim that members would vote instinctively if it is anonymous is totally fair. that being said, representative government is all about accountability to the voters in the end. and that means if voters do not know how their representatives are even voting, that's sort of a basic accountability problem or deficit built into the system. so, you know, we have to consider that value as well as we think about the where this institution operates. now before the mid 1970's, a lot of what the house did was consider things in the committee of the whole, which is a way that the house can reorganize itself to operate in an informal manner. and the committee used to vote a lot without recording who loaded how. -- voted how. so important decision to get made without members' names attached to their votes. advocates of open government, of sunshine as an antidote to corruption, thought that was terrible. they thought that this is an outrage. we need to be able to hold representatives accountable. so they pushed to get rid of that. and the house got rid of that.

telegram channels and i think that trust in anonymous telegram channels and this is generally a fake how can you trust and but no well something anonymous if we are talking about official telegram channels, they are in tele a-a, respectively , verification a-a and well, you can be 99% sure there, uh , who exactly you are communicating with, as for any anonymous channels, well, this is uh, potentially a story about possible disinformation and about possible manipulations, but i want to say so that you do not underestimate the consumers of information in ukraine, our people have, well, quite a lot of resistance, our people have quite a lot of immunity from disinformation today, and believe me , they are very well versed in what is happening around the enemy and cannot, in principle, be shaken our society, despite the fact that we have no light, despite the fact that we have constant rocket attacks. today, we are holding on tighter than ever in the information field , including that is why we believe in ukraine in the leader center for countering disinformation at the nsdc thank you for

he was cyber bullied by these programs were people could be anonymous and how is that legal? it is shocking this kid. also listening to child pornography factor, there not enough police enforcement online and monitoring of this activity. it really is taking your child and putting them on a corner street and leaving them alone. that's the equivalent of what it is today. host: thank you for sharing that. need thoughts? guest: she referring to mom who testified when her son carson died by suicide when he was bullied by anonymous axons that check. he was being tormented and he did not know where the messages were coming from. he knew he followed them on snapchat but he did not know who they were. this is one of the reasons why for these policies -- while we advocate for these policies because there is a long history if you give teens the ability to talk to each other anonymously on the internet, they are going to abuse that. they're going to be mean to each other. they're going to bully each other. if they had an obligation to figure out if we at this and future, is it good for k

the material for service, what is service, and where is the name and sign of it, and it is also anonymous and unclaimed, whose behavior is hypocritical. there are few people who interpret for ambition and gaining power, burak is a man of action, a sincere and anonymous man, performing difficult tasks, a man of the field, this is a brief account of his life, the life of hamid bakri, the fall of 1334, the last child of the bakri family of 8 and the sugar factory of urmia mahal the father of the family was born, i named him hamid, but hamid is small he was not yet two years old when he lost his mother in a car accident . he became a co-player between mehdi's brother and sister. his older brother finished elementary school in the same neighborhood of the sugar factory. to go to high school, he had to go to urmia . who had the status of a mother for hamid, urmia was the companion of all these questions, mahdi, his older brothers ali and reza , was a student at tehran university of technology and a little later, an assistant professor at sharif university of technology in april 1951, shortly be

well, the second is those who are the so-called anonymous news aggregators.he information about the massive missile attack was covered, it was precisely in such channels that information appeared just about missiles flying. here and so on, that's why they always push. they always try to publish information first and they never check it because publishing information first and checking information are antonyms, it's simply impossible to do because every media needs at least a few minutes or even hours to check it, that's why if you go to a resource that publishes supposedly news, you can't find a real media and a journalistic team of a real editorial office behind it, that is, see the site who works there, what is their reputation, and so on , please do not take information from this because it is the same tool for disinformation, if you exclude at least these two components from your information space, this will already provide significant improvements your and emotional state and the extent to which these information operations will put pressure on you becau

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in the past three months they got 187 anonymous ones about awnings. they said our inspectors aren't trolling the streets looking for violations, and add if a violation is found, it is issued regardless of how long the condition has existed. the complaints are four neighborhoods, chinatown, the richmond, haight and tenderloin, a spokesperson says they are issued in two days and can cost up to $3,000. that's money these small businesses, new and established, say they can't shell out. >> you can see how quiet the street is. i don't think we can afford this. >> we really need the city's help to mediate and not do nine times or whatever they're trying to do. >> reporter: "today in the bay." >> makes you want to support those businesses. >> yeah. >>> it's 4:37 this morning. next on "today in the bay," the hundreds of layoffs apple is reportedly making. >>> good friday morning. it is 4:40 and it's another cold start. santa rosa now at 35 degrees. the wind is calm and we've also seen a few more clouds moving in. eventually it's going to clear out and temperat

is it possible to count on anonymity in telegram channels?uggests itself, if at first it seemed that internet ransomware could not be reached, then now there is no doubt about how vulnerable these scoundrels are. new technologies help the ministry of internal affairs to quickly identify criminal telegrammers . find security forces actively took up telegrams of blackmailers to come with searches. and soon the first criminal cases will come to the courts. and then they will start writing about the pseudo whistleblowers themselves. this will not be fiction, but real news oleg is capable of viktor nosov danil sukhoruchko alexandra mostovaya oleg ivanov vesti duty department departments. more than 9,000 people turned back home, who were illegally mobilized . another important topic is the observance of the rights of children and their parents. from january 1, russians got the opportunity to apply for a new payment of a single allowance and it is important to follow. how is the law enforced? when a special control even be a family with children. yo

check anonymous worst fear confirmed. there was a hole in the indicated square., policemen found two mutilated female bodies stripped to their underwear with broken heads. for the first time shown on television as part of ethical compliance. we are forced to process photos of the double heat of the girls' bodies completely decomposed only by personal things. katya on lipstick and tiny wrist hours, and zhenya here on this pendant with a moonstone and gold earrings with alexandrite. cranberry pad is a swampy area among the hills 20 minutes drive from selenginsk, to get here you need to drive past the village cemetery, landfill and lake. the parent comes to the cranberry shop. fall several times a year. well, it all happened in august. somewhere around here, there's been a suicide. here on the road stirred up the locals rumors that there could be a crime? and shikunova and maybe some other local resident we went on a date to them. at the same time, it was rumored that one of those same law enforcement officers, then allegedly personally engaged in the search for kil

you know, a lot of this is so called anonymous sources. it does create some concern, correct? yes, absolutely. and i think there will be studies where the, the intelligence isn't that lexical masters would engage in such sensitive operations that you might have to write. but again, that's not the picture of this operation which are imitators be planned that many months. yeah, i mean, i mean that seems to me, yes of the site, but what, what, what kind of solar kit, i'm so sorry, maybe what kind of sources do you think seymour hersh was reportedly using when you're an insider in this kind of thing. what do you think where we're getting it from? well actually, i mean, i mean i was about to get to this, but i mean, he said he left off the massive. they were apparently warning about this and saying yes, this will lead to well, 3. so i mean to, they've been people with ca, my, they've been responsible. are they trying to throw a pencil on the bus? you know, i mean, they are afraid that is, will be. and they want to shift the blame onto another entity and watch through the kid was ok

is it possible to count on anonymity in telegram channels?s question suggests itself, if at first it seemed that this internet ransomware could not be reached, then, now there is no doubt how vulnerable these rascals are, new technologies help employees of the ministry of internal affairs to quickly identify criminal telegrammers. find khlogovye to come with searches, the security forces actively took blackmailers for telegrams. and soon the first criminal cases will come to the courts. and then they will start writing about the pseudo-revealers themselves. it will not be fiction, but real news oleg is able viktor nosov danil sukhoruchko alexander mostovaya oleg ivanov news duty department the problem i identified during partial mobilization became a lesson for many about this prosecutor general. russia perekroslov stated in tuesday at a meeting with president vladimir putin after the intervention of officials from the oversight agency. more than 9,000 people who were illegally mobilized returned home, another important topic about the observ

is it possible to count on anonymity in telegram channels, the answer to this question suggests itselfat internet ransomware could not be reached, then now there is no doubt about how vulnerable these scoundrels are. new technologies help employees of the ministry of internal affairs to quickly identify criminal telegrammers. find the storeroom to come with searches, the security forces actively took up the telegrams of blackmailers. and soon the first criminal cases will come to the courts. and then the whistleblowers will start writing about themselves. this will not be fiction, but genuine news oleg is capable viktor nosov danil dryhand alexandra mostovaya oleg ivanov for many , the russian prosecutor general perekrasnov said this as a lesson on tuesday at a meeting with president vladimir putin after the intervention of employees of the oversight agency. more than 9,000 people returned home, who were illegally mobilized, another important topic about the observance of the rights of children and their parents from january 1, the russians got the opportunity to issue a new payment of

she and herfamily another mum now again speaking anonymously. her family were forced to move away from their home to escape the gangs. but what we are going to find out is that it was far from a perfect solution. we had to leave it to private rented property due to benefit cuts, due to the benefit cap, we ended up being moved to a very rough area —— out of private. rough area. had to go to a new school which is in the middle of two different gangs. a friend of his got stabbed while they were there, and because his friend used to be in a gang, they associated him with the gang and they put like he was then associated so they wanted to stab him. pre—teen at the time. and i think he knew then that he had to make the choice of being on his own orjoining the gang for protection. i noticed his friends got a lot older, he was always going around with older lads, but this was dramatically older. very difficult to know where he was, keep tabs on him. thejob i had, i went to bed early, i had other children, i thought, well done, he is going to bed, so ear

it anonymous -- that is up here. it is an anonymous line. would encourage people to carry naloxone. naloxone is an overdose antidote. you can get it in most places in the country in pharmacies. if you are in washington dc, you call or text 888-811. text "live long d.c." and you can get it for free. that is part of the strategy. host: let's talk to ruth in palm harbor florida -- palm harbor, florida. good morning. caller: i have been using fentanyl for 15 years. i used the patches. they are 25 microgram patches. i can change them out every 48 to 72 hours, if i need to. i have quite a few issues with the knees, hips, back. if it were not for fentanyl, i would not be able to get up and move around. on top of that, i take codeine, tylenol with codeine. i used to get everything in a 3 month supply. go to the doctor, get my check up, go get my hearing test to make sure i am -- urine test to make sure i am not doing anything else. in this whole situation i cannot drink wine, beer, use any alcohol, and if they find, anything else ini my system have