Improve your online privacy with NordVPN.

Hucksters
Exposing spam, fraud, corruption, censorship, and propaganda

Daniel Miessler the soft authoritarian “security” bro

  • This topic is empty.
Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • Sep 21, 2022 at 3:21pm #26707 Reply
    Gregory
    Guest

    From his email newsletter Unsupervised Learning

    “The US DHS is spending around $700,000 to investigate radicalization in gaming. They’re mostly focused on terrorism and politics, but I’m hoping they can check in on the racism and sexism while they’re there.”

    LOL

    Sep 21, 2022 at 3:22pm #26173 Reply
    Rebecca
    Guest

    Another Twitter man child who tries so hard to come across as centrist and reasonable but who constantly makes these absolutely wild leftist authoritarian comments

    Yes Daniel because that is what the Department of Homeland Security is for, and what us reasonable security researchers should demand

    TAXPAYER FUNDS FOR GOVERNMENT POLICE TO INVESTIGATE SEXISM IN VIDEO GAMES

    Sep 23, 2022 at 5:00pm #26193 Reply
    Benjamin
    Guest

    Hey guys, I’m a 30-something “intelligence” expert and I’m gonna camp outside the Apple store waiting for my new iPhone kikiki!! I sure hope DHS is investigating the sexism in my Fortnite Discord, slava Ukraini!!

    Sep 25, 2022 at 4:01am #26194 Reply
    Larry
    Guest

    accurate

    Sep 26, 2022 at 6:17am #26201 Reply
    Donald
    Guest

    oh yah Slava Ukraini Daniel iPhones are my favorite!

    Sep 27, 2022 at 7:03am #26205 Reply
    Stephen
    Guest

    “San Francisco police can now access the private security cameras belonging to residents as part of “significant events with public safety concerns”. Perhaps I should be more alarmed, but this is only possible with the permission of the camera owner. It’s not like they’re compelling people to grant access. Effectively it’s granting police more eyes in the city, and doing so with the explicit help of citizens seems like a best-case scenario. MORE”

    Another goodie from his newsletter

    Dec 13, 2022 at 4:47pm #11745 Reply
    Danielle
    Guest

    cmon now he has some funny ones too

    CISA and FBI are warning about the Cuba ransomware campaign in a joint cybersecurity advisory. The malware is Windows-based and written in C++, and has nothing to do with Cuba.

  • Author
    Posts
Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
Reply To: Daniel Miessler the soft authoritarian “security” bro

*The vast majority of people listed in this database are just “normal” business people, therefore no negative connotation is insinuated nor should misdeeds be assumed based on existing in our business directory. Our underlying goal is exposing misdeeds and fraud, but to accomplish this we often must first identity “honest” business people. This is because of things like similar names, impersonation, copyright infringement, and other reasons. Thus, the vast majority of people in our database are not being accused of anything shady. For this reason, profiles are now “noindexed” by default until comments exist on any given profile, since many of them are unnotable.

DISCLAIMER: ALL INFORMATION ON THIS WEBSITE WAS OBTAINED LEGALLY VIA PUBLIC RECORDS AND WEB PAGES. This public interest website functions as a transparency engine to expose relationships between individuals and entities (e.g. brands and organizations). Under no circumstances do we publish confidential data about an individual such as ID numbers, medical records, health status, or financial information, including contact details such as personal email addresses and phone numbers, residential addresses, or personal media (e.g. photos/videos). If you discover any such information on our website (including in public comments or reviews), please let us know so that it can be removed immediately. (This does not apply to business-related phone/email, office locations, or other contact information that was used as part of a spam/fraud/etc campaign.) We explicity discourage using this internet directory in any effort to harm or harass any individual or entity, regardless of the reason. We also do not accept or solicit payments or other forms of value in exchange for removing or altering pages that are published here. Anyone is allowed to register a free account on Hucksters.net and publish reviews at anytime, as long as they use their real name and abide by our Terms, as well as all relevant laws of the United States and any local jurisdictions. Reviews can be edited or deleted at anytime at the discretion of the review author, and we strongly encourage updating the content whenever appropriate (e.g. if no longer accurate, or if new information exists). Users are also allowed to review themselves. Any comments that do not include the author’s full (real) name will be deleted. By posting on this site (under your real name), you therefore take legal responsibility for your words, and you understand that other people might therefore choose to dispute the nature of your words in a relevant court of law (thus commenters shall not hide behind Section 230). Reviews should be relevant to the subject’s career and not mundane/personal events. We encourage honesty, humility, and good humor, whenever possible.

Common searches: owner, founder, ceo, boss, associate, whois, info, huckster, scammer, spammer, liar, true, reviews, experiences, reputation, before, known for, profile, deadname, real name, birth name, original name, who was, gender, beliefs, history, etc.

Be brave! Login now and report any spam, fraud, or censorship you have witnessed. If you don’t say something, then nothing changes.

Legal caution: we fight (and expose) all fraudulent DMCA+ takedown notices submitted against our website. Any agency, freelancer, or lawyer who is party to “takedown” fraud will be aggressively exposed by our team. Please do not assist the scumbags in our directory unless you’re willing to be publicly exposed, thank you.