Cookie AutoDelete for Internet Privacy

Cookie AutoDelete is a powerful resource that stops cookies from following you around and analyzing your clicks, website visits, and recording what you look at by automatically clearing these cookies by event based rules you establish in the Settings page of the app. Whether you login to a website or are passively checking it out, cookies are loaded into your computer, though it doesn’t always mean its for nefarious purposes. There are several types of cookies that have various danger levels in terms of risk to your internet privacy.

Cookie Name Application/ Use Risk To Privacy
Zombie Cookie Persistent Internet Tracking. A regenerative cookie that is hard to remove Extreme
3rd Party Cookie A cookie on one website that is hosted on another site. High
Tracking Cookie Traffic monitoring Medium
Session Cookie Used to track user data just for that session. Typically deletes upon session end Low
Persistent Cookie Cookie that stays on a user’s computer even after the session ends Medium- Low
Authentication Cookies Utilized when logged into a website Low
1st Party Cookies A cookie from a website that’s hosted on that website Low

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Flock Camera Location Database

[U.S. Nationwide Flock Database]

Resources:

State Fix Actions | U.S. Floc Camera Location Database | How to Contribute to the Database | Open Street Map |


ALPR Picture References: Free Standing Floc Camera, Light Pole Mounted Floc, Neology Camera, Leonardo (ELSAG), Motorola (Vigilant), Genetec


 

The first time I heard of Flock cameras was when I happened upon a Steve Lehto video where he discussed how Fedex was working with police departments and Flock in order to “prevent” crime and honestly let’s call it what it is, mass surveillance. Be it government, corporations or intelligence agencies, everything these days is about consuming data and monitoring the populace for “safety”. In Flock’s case, its being leveraged by the police to dragnet information to include bumper stickers, sounds, people, and license plates to geolocate where you were, for how long, your direction alongside the obvious time stamp. Flock’s website is straight to the point in stating their goal is to eliminate crime. By using their network of pole and Fedex mounted cameras they are always watching your movements and making a database of their findings for future recovery, pattern of life recognition, and trend analysis.

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Why Arduino Is The Best Hobby

What makes a good hobby is something that has a cheap barrier to entry, easy to understand, expandable in complexity and use, and is a swiss army knife in that it can solve a multitude of problems. That is what arduino is.

Brand new to arduino and don’t know how to light an LED? You can do that with arduino.

Want to make a garden manager project? Arduino

Making a drone? Arduino–Did it myself

Want to save money by making your own home security system with no subscription fees? Arduino. How many times do I have to say it!!!

So sure there’s a lot you CAN do. But HOW do you do it?

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Firefox for Internet Privacy (Internet Privacy lvl 1)

“If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” Bullshit. Power corrupts and the more power internet companies, governments, and other gate keepers of knowledge and technology have the more they will abuse it. Whatever you research, post, look at online should be private and not up for Google to package and sell like many internet companies do. Such information not only gives ad companies data on your browsing habits, but also enables a compilation of data about what makes you you. You’re political beliefs, where you live, how many people are in your house, if you’re pregnant, etc.. Of course you shouldn’t do anything illegal, but do I really need to tell you that? This tutorial will show you a beginner friendly way to obfuscate your internet activity and stop trackers from tracking you. Per the usual of my posts I’m getting down to brass tacks, so let’s get started.

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Plane Tracking w/ ADS-B and RTL SDR

Whether you’re developing another leg of your OSINT package or new to the world of software defined radio, plane tracking is a cool demonstration of basic signals intelligence without breaking the bank.

Hard/Software

Needed hardware are an ADS B antenna, a band pass filter+ LNA, an RTL SDR, SMA male to SMA male adapter.

Needed software are Windows 11 computer, dump1090, Virtual Radar Server (VRS), Notepad++ & SDR++.

The ADS-B Antenna will receive the GPS coordinates and plane identification data, the bandpass filter will reject all out of band signals and amplify the in band signal, then the RTL SDR/ Windows 11 computer connection ports the data to dump1090– which formats the data into human readable text and the Virtual Radar Server overlays the data with silhouettes, plane data, and map overlay.

When connecting the SMA side of the ADS-B antenna to the band pass filter, pay attention so that you’re connecting it to the 1090MHz port and NOT the 978MHz portion as seen below. Also ensure that you connect the antenna to the INPUT side of the filter amplifier, not the output.

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