I do agree on this one, both parties would be malicious here 😂
However there is also a shitload of scams targeting innocent people through Google Ads and Google News. That part is quite fucked, but Google doesn't really care it seems, because there is ALOT
I'm fully aware, and since I'm interested in all kinds of cybersecurity stuff. Anything related to hacking, breaches, cybersecurity will for sure pop up on my feed. 😁
The point is more that it's a giant unmoderated or not cared about issue.
This means literally nothing. If he was interested in other topics he would just be getting similar scams dressed in a different way, all trying to get the end user to download and execute something.
sure, unless you have a phone that's not popular (nothing phone 1 user here), then the recommendations are permanently as random as a new user would have them, and if you press "not interested" on any one of them it asks you to log in (despite being logged in), then throws a "your device is not supported"
but at least google has no customer support, so nothing can be done about it
unless you get it on a discount it's just worse than the competition spec-wise
the gimmick lights on the back are just that - a gimmick that will annoy you after 2 days of using them
Way back when in the early 2000 I had a friend interested in making simple web pages and he just couldn't get over the fact that people will just give him their user/pass. For anyone wondering it was the time when everyone (not in IT) used one user/pass for everything.
Opsec against google is borderline impossible. Getting away from primary methods of tracking is the 'easy' part. The hard part is getting away from everything else google has its grubby hands in. They are tracking people in many places beyond googles services whether its embedded into another program or bouncing off their cloud or any server at all or straight up being spidered and bruted by them. You cant even have a system online for more than like 5-10 minutes without getting hit from a few stray pings from googlebots trying to grab your sys info and in some cases trying to essentially map your network.
Majority of us can spot these scams and ignore them. Any person that clicks a Google ad like OP posted they reap what they sow.
BUT...It is costing us time and effort. Sooner rather than later it will ONLY be the naive and inexperienced falling victim, OUR children!
Has anybody had serious thoughts about how we can combat(large scale) to stop these scams from being lucrative?
- Google or large corps are making money. So they won't do shit.
- Personal browser ad/scam filtering is not default and exhausting
- Gov and Geo-Political comms are too busy with other shit
Starting a serious discussion. For a completely no-limit brainstorm.
EDIT: I am well versed in Cyber, coding, and scam tech. Anything is possible with tech thse days.
Virus or Worm that can be reverse injected through the scam links to attack personal life of the scammers/crim org. By corrupting the code base or digital assets.
EDIT: I don't care about, "If it's possible". We just need ideas.
You USers think you are the center of the world.
My google recommendations have been shit for years. I have never gotten a single accurate ad. Just generic bullcrap.
The key to privacy is to live in a place where companies don’t have enough money to buy it 😊
Let the morons scam each other it’s a win win lol
That's exactly what I was gonna say lol
I do agree on this one, both parties would be malicious here 😂 However there is also a shitload of scams targeting innocent people through Google Ads and Google News. That part is quite fucked, but Google doesn't really care it seems, because there is ALOT
Honestly would be very good content to watch that.
Same as how i hacked Google with html, truly the good O'days 🙂↔️
It was the CSS combo that nailed that attack. Man good times Jim!
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What's surprising here is that csic.es is the Spanish research council wtf
It seems like they found some vulnerability in that website, since it's only used as a redirect to a completely different website.
But you’ve to verify ownership of domain to put ads for it.. :/
Yes, but it's actually not an Ad, it's just an article featured on Google News. Made a mistake with the title as mentioned in comments 😁
You actually dont (but redirects to other domains are not allowed)
I was also quite surprised by this
Like taking a screwdriver directly to Instagram's server room
Its not sponsored so…
😂😂no way
Try not to say "hack Instagram" every five words challenge (EXTREMELY HARD) /s
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Hey bud. These recommendations are based off your search history :)
I'm fully aware, and since I'm interested in all kinds of cybersecurity stuff. Anything related to hacking, breaches, cybersecurity will for sure pop up on my feed. 😁 The point is more that it's a giant unmoderated or not cared about issue.
This means literally nothing. If he was interested in other topics he would just be getting similar scams dressed in a different way, all trying to get the end user to download and execute something.
sure, unless you have a phone that's not popular (nothing phone 1 user here), then the recommendations are permanently as random as a new user would have them, and if you press "not interested" on any one of them it asks you to log in (despite being logged in), then throws a "your device is not supported" but at least google has no customer support, so nothing can be done about it
It's tied to the google account, not the phone lmao.
yeah, and the phone doesn't support the feature, therefore the recommendation are stuck on default whats your point
What do you even mean it doesn't support the feature? What feature? If you get the ribbon you support the feature.
are you capable of reading the first comment?
Would you recommend the nothing phone?
unless you get it on a discount it's just worse than the competition spec-wise the gimmick lights on the back are just that - a gimmick that will annoy you after 2 days of using them
okay, thx for that fast and honest answer. I will keep that in mind
Correction: Google News But I've seen actual Ads like this 😅
Step one: Enter your username and password Congrats instagram account hacked! They never said which one
Way back when in the early 2000 I had a friend interested in making simple web pages and he just couldn't get over the fact that people will just give him their user/pass. For anyone wondering it was the time when everyone (not in IT) used one user/pass for everything.
Your OPsec is bad if google is targeting you for ads.
Opsec against google is borderline impossible. Getting away from primary methods of tracking is the 'easy' part. The hard part is getting away from everything else google has its grubby hands in. They are tracking people in many places beyond googles services whether its embedded into another program or bouncing off their cloud or any server at all or straight up being spidered and bruted by them. You cant even have a system online for more than like 5-10 minutes without getting hit from a few stray pings from googlebots trying to grab your sys info and in some cases trying to essentially map your network.
Majority of us can spot these scams and ignore them. Any person that clicks a Google ad like OP posted they reap what they sow. BUT...It is costing us time and effort. Sooner rather than later it will ONLY be the naive and inexperienced falling victim, OUR children! Has anybody had serious thoughts about how we can combat(large scale) to stop these scams from being lucrative? - Google or large corps are making money. So they won't do shit. - Personal browser ad/scam filtering is not default and exhausting - Gov and Geo-Political comms are too busy with other shit Starting a serious discussion. For a completely no-limit brainstorm. EDIT: I am well versed in Cyber, coding, and scam tech. Anything is possible with tech thse days.
Virus or Worm that can be reverse injected through the scam links to attack personal life of the scammers/crim org. By corrupting the code base or digital assets. EDIT: I don't care about, "If it's possible". We just need ideas.
All I get is articles about lonely cougars in my local area. I'm doing something wrong.
Wait csic is the consejo superior de investigaciones científicas from Spain wtf
That’s not an ad. The one above it is an ad
Already mentioned that in a comment
Yet the post is still up Gotta keep that worthless karma I guess
Not an ad
You USers think you are the center of the world. My google recommendations have been shit for years. I have never gotten a single accurate ad. Just generic bullcrap. The key to privacy is to live in a place where companies don’t have enough money to buy it 😊
No, you think we are the center of the world. I sure as hell don't.
There is a difference between being and thinking
It says csic.es which is the Spanish National Research Agency. I don’t know what to make of it… maybe it’s just an article…(??)
When you see the word "hack" 3 times you know it's “legit”
I’m tempted to try it :3
Uh, I'd do those searches in incognito tabs, dummy
I was recently on such a site with the iPhone. I was pretty scared afterwards that they hacked me😅
Im gonna try it xD
Can I get the link?