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VPN Clients: Privacy Protected (?)

  The story of the Prism surveillance program proves that the word 'privacy' is becoming increasingly devoid of meaning when applied to Web-based technologies. And since virtually everything is Web-based nowadays, it looks like you can finally wave farewell to your privacy for she is gone for good. However, even if you can't protect your privacy from NSA, you can still shield it from the watchful eye of other world governments and data-devouring Internet companies. The answer is VPN.

Bad News: There's No Escape

Even if you do not want your government to know what you do on the Web, there is no way you can prevent it from finding it out, especially if it needs that information really badly. Like it or not, legal provisions in most – if not all – Western countries allow security services to request complete disclosure of your personal information from your Internet provider. The most sophisticated encryption tools like the Tor browser do not guarantee you a complete protection either: if the government thinks you are one of the baddies, it will find you and lay hands on all your private data anyway.

The NSA files scandal has shown us all that the Orwellian visions of the future seem to be the likeliest ones. Two documents were leaked into the media by Edward Snowden, a former CIA employee, and they revealed that nearly all communiation via electronic devices can be and actually is being intercepted by NSA (National Security Agency, the US cryptologic intelligence service). It means that if the government wants to know something about you, all it it needs to do is tap into the vast NSA data pool and fish out the required information.

Good News: At Least You Can Dodge

While there hardly is any way to escape the attention of the US government, you can still successfully defend your privacy and your freedoms from less powerful structures. Imagine that you're having some kind of Internet censorship in your country, some kind of a Great Firewall, which blocks everything that doesn't comply with the government's views. Imagine that some streaming service won't let you watch the latest episode of your favorite series just because you had the bad luck to be born in a wrong country or visit it on your holiday trip. And now imagine you can show the finger to them all and browse the Web like a free person and not like someone in official custody. Use VPN.

Virtual Private Network Explained (Source: Wikipedia)

VPN (Virtual Private Network), as follows from its name, is a mechanism allowing for creating a private network across public networks. The classical private network suggests that its nodes are located near each other, ideally at one place, as are most office networks. VPN works a bit differently: the network server can be located in Taiwan or Hong Kong, while you connect to it from Bellevue, NE, or Repton, Derbyshire. From the outside, you are detected as using the network server's IP address and identification data. I think it's safe to say that this allows you to circumvent the censorship and corporate site blocks.

Great News: Here's How to Do It

Okay, the VPN seems to be a great choice for everyone who wants to keep their privacy at least partially intact. The question is now how you can really use the VPN as a regular user who's got no idea about system administration.

The most obvious answers are either to use an online VPN service or to resort to a VPN client. Using a web-based VPN service may prove too risky, especially if you want to use VPN to bypass the government censorship. Besides, online services are alsmost 100% sure to be commercial. So, forget about freebies.

Most software VPN clients, on the contrary, provide VPN connection on a gratis basis with an Premium upgrade opportunity. What's even more important, all of them are designed to be idiot-proof, so the user only has to press the 'Connect me to VPN' (or something else in that vein) button. The major problem with these VPN clients is that there are lots of them on the market, some being nothing but badly disguised malware or bloatware. After a long and perilous journey I was able to find two decent VPN client programs (if you know any other ones, feel free to share in the comments): Hotspot Shield and CyberGhost VPN.

Hotspot Shield

Hotspot Shield is perhaps the better known one of these two. It offers you a virtual connection to remote servers in the UK, the United States, and Australia. Premium subscription is available at $29.95 per year and gives you access to cloud-based malware protection, client service, and support of up to 5 devices. To be honest, nothing you really need. You can stick to the freeware version and rest assured you are not missing some bigger-than-life features. However, you'll have to put up with constant reminders to upgrade to the Elite version each time you connect to your VPN.

CyberGhost VPN Premium comes at a much higher price (€79.99 or around $105.75 USD per year). Currently you can subscribe to one year of Premium service, getting the second year for free, which practically halves the price to about $52.72 (which is still almost twice as high as the price tag for Hotspot Shield). On the other hand, even the basic freeware version allows for much more than its Hotspot Shield counterpart. First, you have the choice between the specific VPN servers you want to connect to instead of merely selecting the country you want the server to be located in. Second, it provides you with Web access to popular US shows, fulfilling one of the most common VPN tasks. The big drawback of CyberChost VPN is that the amount of free traffic is limited to roughly 2 GB, a figure you can't take seriously today.

CyberGhost VPN

At any rate, both programs provide you with a unique opportunity to defend yourself from excessive transparency on the Web. Even though they can't protect you from the ubiquitous NSA, they still give you a chance to bypass censorship or corporate restrictions - a small but important victory in the seemingly hopeless war for our privacy.

Make no mistake the ones driving the world spying machine have an unlimited budget soo… Expect THEM and also Expect us...

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A brief overview of the Rockefellers, the rise of John D. Rockefeller, and how he made one of the world's largest fortunes in the oil business during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A look at Rockefeller-Morgan alliance: one of the largest joint private empires in the world. Sensing a profound discord among the nations of North America, Europe and Japan, the Trilateral Commission was founded by David Rockefeller to foster substantive political and economic dialogue across the world. The Rockefellers, money and domestic US politics, what's their agenda, who do they support, how much money do they spend on lobbying? How do they exert pressure to obtain favorable policy?

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Obama Signs Bill 'in Secret' making FREE SPEECH ILLEGAL! And yet another 'bill' signed into law in secret. HR 347. Obama does it again. This time the attack is against the First Amendment and Free Speech. This new Law make 'No Free Speech" Zones wherever the Secret Service says so. Bye bye Protests. Bye bye Free Speech. Bye bye Constitution.

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A Cyberpunk Manifesto

A Cyberpunk Manifesto

by Christian As. Kirtchev

  We are the ELECTRONIC MINDS, a group of free-minded rebels. Cyberpunks. We live in Cyberspace, we are everywhere, we know no boundaries. This is our manifest. The Cyberpunks’ manifest.

I. Cyberpunk 1/ We are those, the Different. Technological rats, swimming in the ocean of information. 2/ We are the retiring, little kid at school, sitting at the last desk, in the corner of the class room. 3/ We are the teenager everybody considers strange  4/ We are the student hacking computer systems, exploring the depth of his reach.  5/ We are the grown-up in the park, sitting on a bench, laptop on his knees, programming the last virtual reality.  6/ Ours is the garage, stuffed with electronics. The soldering iron in the corner of the desk and the nearby disassembled radio- they are also ours. Ours is the cellar with computers, buzzing printers and beeping modems.  7/ We are those that see reality in a different way. Our point of view shows more than ordinary people can see. They see only what is outside, but we see what is inside. That’s what we are - realists with the glasses of dreamers.  8/ We are those strange people, almost unknown to the neighborhood. People, indulged in their own thoughts, sitting day after day before the computer, ransacking the net for something. We are not often out of home, just from time to time, only to go to the nearby radio shack, or to the usual bar to meet some of the few friends we have, or to meet a client, or to the backstreet druggist… or just for a little walk.  9/ We do not have many friends, only a few with whom we go to parties. Everybody else we know we know on the net. Our real friends are there, on the other side of the line. We know them from our favorite IRC channel, from the News-Groups, from the systems we hang-around:  10/ We are those who don’t give a shit about what people think about us, we don’t care what we look like or what people talk about us in our absence.  11/ The majority of us likes to live in hiding, being unknown to everybody except those few we must inevitably contact with.  12/ Others love publicity, they love fame. They are all known in the underground world. Their names are often heard there. But we are all united by one thing - we are Cyberpunks. 13/ Society does not understand us, we are “weird” and “crazy” people in the eyes of the ordinary people who live far from information and free ideas. Society denies our way of thinking - a society, living, thinking and breathing in one and only one way - a clichc.  14/ They deny us for we think like free people, and free thinking is forbidden.  15/ The Cyberpunk has outer appearance, he is no motion. Cyberpunks are people, starting from the ordinary and known to nobody person, to the artist-technomaniac, to the musician, playing electronic music, to the superficial scholar.  16/ The Cyberpunk is no literature genre anymore, not even an ordinary subculture. The Cyberpunk is a stand-alone new culture, offspring of the new age. A culture that unites our common interests and views. We are a unit. We are Cyberpunks. II. Society 1/ The Society which surrounds us is clogged with concervacy pulling everything and everybody to itself, while it sinks slowly in the quicksands of time.  2/ However doggedly some refuse to believe it, it is obvious that we live in a sick society. The so called reforms which our governments so adeptly use to boast, are nothing else but a little step forward, when a whole jump can be done.  3/ People fear the new and unknown. They prefer the old, the known and checked truths. They are afraid of what the new can bring to them. They are afraid that they can lose what they have.  4/ Their fear is so strong that it has proclaimed the revolutional a foe and a the free idea - its weapon. That’s their fault.  5/ People must leave this fear behind and go ahead. What’s the sense to stick to the little you have now when you can have more tomorrow. Everything they must do is stretch their hands and feel for the new; give freedom to thoughts, ideas, to words:  6/ For centuries each generation has been brought up is a same pattern. Ideals is what everybody follows. Individuality is forgotten. People think in a same way, following the clichc drilled in them in childhood, the clichc-education for all children: And, when someone dares defy authority, he is punished and given as a bad example. “Here is what happens to you when you express your own opinion and deny your teacher’s one”.  7/ Our society is sick and need to be healed. The cure is a change in the system… III. The System 1/ The System. Centuries-old, existing on principles that hang no more today. A System that has not changed much since the day of its birth.  2/ The System is wrong.  3/ The System must impose its truth upon us so that it can rule. The government needs us follow it blindly. For this reason we live in an informational eclipse. When people acquire information other that that from the government, they cannot distinguish the right from the wrong. So the lie becomes a truth - a truth, fundamental to everything else. Thus the leaders control with lies and the ordinary people have no notion of what is true and follow the government blindly, trusting it.  4/ We fight for freedom of information. We fight for freedom of speech and press. For the freedom to express our thoughts freely, without being persecuted by the system.  5/ Even in the most-developed and ‘democratic’ countries, the system imposes misinformation. Even in the countries that pretend to be the cradle of free speech. Misinformation is one of the system’s main weapon. A weapon, they use very well.  6/ It is the Net that helps us spread the information freely. The Net, with no boundaries and information limit  7/ Ours is yours, yours is ours.  8/ Everyone can share information, no restrictions.  9/ Encrypting of informattion is our weapon. Thus the words of revolution can spread uninterrupted, and the government can only guess.  10/ The Net is our realm, in the Net we are Kings. 11/ Laws. The world is changing, but the laws remain the same. The System is not changing, only a few details get redressed for the new time, but everything in the concept remains the same.  12/ We need new laws. Laws, fitting the times we live in, with the world that surrounds us. Not laws build on the basis of the past. Laws, build for today, laws, that will fit tomorrow.  13/ The laws that only refrain us. Laws that badly need revision. IV. The vision 1/ Some people do not care much about what happens globally. They care about what happens around them, in their micro-universe.  2/ These people can only see a dark future, for they can only see the life they live now.  3/ Others show some concern about the global affairs. They are interested in everything,in the future in perspective, in what is going to happen globally.  4/ They have a more optimistic view. To them the future is cleaner and more beautiful, for they can see into it and they see a more mature man, a wiser world.  5/ We are in the middle. We are interested in what happens now, but what in what’s gonna happen tomorow as well.  6/ We look in the net, and the net is growing wide and wider.  7/ Soon everything in this world will be swallowed by the net: from the military systems to the PC at home.  8/ But the net is a house of anarchy.  9/ It cannot be controlled and in this is its power.  10/ Every man will be dependent on the net.  11/ The whole information will be there, locked in the abysses of zeros and ones.  12/ Who controls the net, controls the information.  13/ We will live in a mixture of past and present.  14/ The bad come from the man, and the good comes from technology.  15/ The net will control the little man, and we will control the net.  16/ For is you do not control, you will be controlled.  17/ The Information is POWER! V. Where are we? 1/ Where are we?  2/ We all live in a sick world, where hatred is a weapon, and freedom - a dream.  3/ The world grows so slowly. It is hard for a Cyberpunk to live in an underdeveloped world, looking the people around him, seeing how wrongly they develop.  4/ We go ahead, they pull us back again. Society suppressses us. Yes, it suppresses the freedom of thought. With its cruel education programs in schools and universities. They drill in the children their view of things and every attempt to express a different opinion is denied and punished.  5/ Our kids grow educated in this old and still unchanged system. A system that tolerates no freedom of thought and demands a strict obeyance to the reules…  6/ In what a worlds, how different from this, could we live now, if people were making jumps and not creeps.  7/ It is so hard to live in this world, Cyberpunk.  8/ It is as if time has stopped.  9/ We live on the right spot, but not in the right time.  10/ Everything is so ordinary, people are all the same, their deeds toos. As if society feels an urgent need to live back in time.  11/ Some, trying to find their own world, the world of a Cyberpunk, and finding it, build their own world. Build in their thoughts, it changes reality, lays over it and thus they live in a virtual world. The thought-up, build upon reality:  12/ Others simply get accustomed to the world as it is. They continue to live in it, although they dislike it. They have no other choice but the bare hope that the world will go out of its hollow and will go ahead. 13/ What we are trying to do is change the situation. We are trying to adjust the present world to our needs and views. To use maximally what is fit and to ignore the trash. Where we can’t, we just live in this world, like Cyberpunks, no matter how hard, when society fights us we fight back. 14/ We build our worlds in Cyberspace.  15/ Among the zeros and ones, among the bits of information.  16/ We build our community. The community of Cyberpunks.

Unite! Fight for your rights! We are the ELECTRONIC MINDS, a group of free-minded rebels. Cyberpunks. We live in Cyberspace, we are everywhere, we know no boundaries. This is our manifest. The Cyberpunks’ Manifest. February 14, 1997

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Anonymous Attacker Package and More by Maxpain

"Maxpain" Hacker and Security Developer, Releases two tools in an Package called "Anonymous Attacker Package". First one is - Anonymous external attack, allows you to execute udp flood web attack, into websites, this tool was made as external of LOIC, the following package contains :

#Anonymous External Attack - A console application made in C# that allows you to flood the websites with anonymous style , and sending 4096 packets each second. The program delays some seconds for each packet that it makes, so it flood effectively without lagging your own connections. Cool for DDoS attacks. (213kb file)

#Anonymous DNS Extractor - Extracts the dns and ip servers of the following website, Developer included this program, cause in the target ip of AEA - anonymous external attack you need to use an IP. (128kb file)

Both of programs are really light and console applications, by giving you the ultimate experience web attack. These tools are available to Download Here , Virus Total Report - Clean. Still, Try these tools at your own risk, because last week we report about an Operating system called "Anonymous-OS", that was supposed to be developed by Some Anonymous Member,but in real it was a rough backdoor OS.

Last Year, Maxpain also Released - DDOs Tracer - 1.0 and Assassin DoS 2.0.3 Dos Tools. 

DDOs Tracer - 1.0

At most any time of the day, there's a distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attack underway somewhere on the Internet. Yes, it's still true, despite reports that some ISPs have experienced fewer DDOS attacks overall during the last six months. It's a matter of quality, not quantity: "When DDOSes do occur, they are done with much greater purpose than they used to be," says Rodney Joffe, senior vice president and senior technologist for Neustar, a directory services and clearinghouse provider for Internet industry. "They are usually to obscure what's [really] happening in the background."

Download DDOs Tracer - 1.0

Assassin DoS 2.0.3

MaxPainCode develop a new dos tool is based on a new attack that uses HTTP Flood to get the site down, this will work if you try with big dedicated server. Another Feature of Assassin DoS is that it will not take all your resources as the most DoS do. Also its like only 100 mili seconds delay when hitting the target and its available for windows. Same Issue is Discussed with Microsoft Security Response Center by Developer of This tool.

Its available to Download here (Disclaimer : Use it at your own Risk)

DONATE TO THE DEV: "Maxpain"

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