John McAfee · archived post

@British_Bengali Lmfao

To the CIA - or, giving the bumbling CIA the benefit of the doubt - who ever planted the spyware on my S10 - I have compiled a list of fixes for you that will make it more difficult for people to detect that the spyware is present. Please implement as soon as you can: https://t.co/pV4ngHIvUB

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@BlockSkiing Possibly. More likely a push down from a Stingray.

@TProphet I've seen this version a dozen times before. Clearly CIA

@DavidMckinsley Test it out

@mrbryanruiz Word

@ampersine Lol

@01100010d Thank you

@crypto2zero Word.

@sauzmic :)

@egressportalcom Lol

@CryptoUnlocked What's an iPhone?

@KyleEustis Lmfao

@Three3ZERO1 My "real" phones are never turned on on my boat, in a car or anyplace I have been before. I use them in a crowded place once and discard. My other phones are used exclusively for disinformation or for "following along" so that might get close to my enemy and document their plans.

@Poppypredicts @JayPizzle88 Lol

@theemrsmcafee @Crypto_Vino I love you too babe. For different reasons.

@Three3ZERO1 :)

@imjohndean :)

@StainedJ :)

@jetnation3 @Three3ZERO1 I haven't worked there in way over two years. The phone will not happen I fear.

@bradpierced3 @theemrsmcafee @Crypto_Vino Yes

@imjohndean They will. Just watch.

@BlockSkiing Never said it. The Cuban Government is smarter than to believe what they read in the press. Those visas are being being cranked up in price to benefit the treasury:)

@justice90001 @TProphet Stingray or phishing. Not sure yet. I open every attachment to ensure I snare my enemy. Gets tough sometimes when so many are in my phone that it ceases to function. Hard to know who to boot out before I've tagged someone. Waste of my time and energy.

@justice90001 @TProphet I use manual stingray detection: hop in car. Go to comfortable place I've never been with poor reception. Wait til bars quickly rise. Send in my team, locate, electronically capture Stingray, plant my own metaspyware and plantware. Then I identify culprit and begin my own thing.

@justice90001 @TProphet My phishing protection is my hand written android emulator. Won't tell you what it runs on. If no stingray is involved, I duplicate every attachment in my phone opening for a past period of time. Then the tedious, time consuming analysis begins. Don't worry. I don't do it myself.

@justice90001 @TProphet My countermeasures are extreme. I first collect everyon's open email address. Do some social engineering to find soft points within targets, do my own phishing (90% success), look for covert email in overt comms (idiots always point someone there). Again, i don't do this myself.

@justice90001 @TProphet Then I begin my own thing with no help. I have the social engineering skills equivalent to a 74 year old man with heavy NLP and manipulation training who has been in cybersecurity his entire life and is a master of disinformation. Know anyone like that?? Good meeting you Alex.

@CryptoUnlocked How did I miss that??

@vintav_ I do ocassionally slip, but I try to enjoy the slip as part of the ride.

@keycommando114 @imjohndean Good luck with getting away Scott Free.

@_Dreamcicle Lmfao

@Sephirarose :)

@lulinspector :)

@bryanmcaninch @TProphet No. It's worse than the CIA.

@nchprgmng @TProphet Yes. They have a buffer overflow in their LTE interface. Data slows down asymptotically, depending on data flow, after the power on. Have to power off every five to minutes. Annoying as fucking Hell. Exception is, oddly enough, streaming data. Pornhub works, for example.

@nchprgmng @TProphet Yes. Data slows down asymptotically immediately after power on. Have to reboot every 5 to ten minutes. Oddly enough, streaming data works. You can watch Pornhub using LTE all day if you start soon enough after reboot. Thinks it's a "number of clicks" overflow.

@justice90001 @TProphet Absolutely. They can mimic the "Push" function of your Carrier and force a fake System Update. Few know this.

@MchelleDiamond Didn't need to. That's old hacking. It's phishing or stingrays mimicking your Carrier's "Push" function to force a fake system update.

@KyleEustis Lmfao

@willgambill2 Yes. It's how I always win

@Swiggs_Crypto Nord

@DexLexic_ Of course. Fuckin trivial. Pay attention to the world around you. You will live longer.

@lesdjins Through Phishing or Stingray.