#The Dark Web

[arwenadreamer]

SPN fic rec

Season 16: The dark web

https://archiveofourown.org/series/2187309

I've just finished this amazing compilation of fanfiction, organised into a complete 16th season of supernatural.

And holy shit is it good! A bunch of amazingly talented authors and artists came together to create a season complete with overall story arc themes and interesting monster of the week episodes.

The season is set between 15.19 and 15.20. After the boys defeated Chuck. It's brother centric and has all the codependency and broments and angsting for each other my heart could wish for.

They tie up a few loose ends from 15 seasons of supernatural that didn't get the attention they deserved in canon. You can see how the authors sat together to create a game plan. All the stories fit together seamlessly.

If you haven't done so already, I can only recommend you go read it!

[us-the-voices-and-more-voices-2]

Daily Reminder! Internet Edition: 1

the dark web is real, yes!

you heard me right folks! the dark web is not some mystical magical place, it's not a myth, or legend!!!

it's in fact very real, and also just weird.

how to access to dark web you may ask?

just get tor, yeah just get Tor.

(and like 5+ VPN's and like cybersecurity things you don't go in blind unless you wanna get hacked LOL)

that's the search engine for the dark web, technically the dark web is an abandoned navy thing LOL they opened up to help conceal their stuff, but at some point people poured in from who the fuck knows where and took it over, now the dark web exists.

the dark web just houses weird mildly illegal to illegal shit, if you wondering CSEM and CSA, SA, and more shit is on there? it's just hidden. but it's a whole other thing for another day, it's not out in the open like in the dark grey web.

things you can do on the dark web!

gnome people. (hire a guy to vandalise someones house with hundreds of garden gnomes.)

watch pirated shows, play pirated games, and watch porn.

money laundering

buying peoples personal information, including your own!!! (yes this is a thing, go buy your personal info back.)

buying animals illegally, like threatened and endangered animals.

and talk in secret chatrooms of Uber creepiness

I still have never been on the dark web, because why would I???

it's like the most sketchy night flea market you can go to, I do suggest you to learn more about the dark web tho.

it's super interesting.

[queenoftheuniverse2014]

where's my Tumblr girl summer I so desperately deserve?!!

[halorocks1214]

out of curiosity's sake for my horror-enthusiast self

[charliespringsleftconverse]

I tried to Google “Wattpad Imprints” today. For those that don’t know, an imprint is a smaller division within a publishing house. And the Google results from this search…led me to werewolf FanFiction…THATS ON ME AND I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER

[malenipshadows]

ID theft, social media hacks

Dear Gentle Readers, Mutuals, Curious Kids, and Nosy Nellies,

   Someone very near to me recently learned that their credit / debit cards had been hacked, accounts drained, and their personal data leaked to the Dark Web.  They are having a difficult and laborious challenge in working with their bank to resolve matters.    Out of an abundance of caution, might I respectfully suggest that you, and everyone that I know, take precautions - immediately?    (1.) Change *all* your passwords periodically, at least every six months.  It might be inconvenient to refer to written passcodes that you keep in hard copy somewhere.  But the benefits may outweigh the inconvenience.   (2.) Protect your “plastic”:  Get RFID-blocking wallets and pocketbooks.     (3)  Do not let your debit card be taken out of your sight. Not ever.   When paying by credit / debit cards at restaurants, pay at the counter.  Do not rely on waitstaff walking cards to and from their payment counters. That is most often when unscrupulous waitstaff or criminally minded customers intercept and clone RFID chips data, steal your credit / debit card numbers, and drain accounts.    (4.) Beware of credit-card skimmers, which can clone a card. The card skimmer allows the fraudster to capture and record all the data on a card.  The

 card skimmer is placed on any machine that accepts debit or credit cards, think ATM machines or POS machines. When an unsuspecting victim inserts their card in the skimmer the data on the card is captured.    (5.) Depending on the sophistication of the card skimmer the fraudsters might also need to capture your PIN separately and would make use of a camera or a dude peeping over your shoulder to get it.    (6.) When entering your PIN make sure to block it out so that no camera or peeping-tom catches a glimpse.    (7.) Give the card slot and number pad a good wiggle to check for looseness. If loose it may have been tampered with, do not insert your card in there.    (8.)  If your card is swallowed contact the bank immediately, if possible right there whilst you’re in front of the machine that swallowed it.    (9.) Consider altering your bank accounts and turn off automatic overdraft protection, i.e., when your checking account goes to zero that the bank does not automatically draw funds from your saving accounts.  Better for you to be inconvenienced with occasional overdraft messages than for your accounts to be drained in one fell swoop.    (10.)  As much as I enjoy your social media postings, stop adding too much details, e.g., where you are eating lunch, which travel destination you are visiting today, or where you are precisely in the world tonight.  The world does not need to know where you are right this second.  If you post details about your exact location, thieves know where you have been, where you are going, and that you are away from home.  All our home addresses are available from a basic search on the Internet.  One does not need detailed computer training to find such data.    (11.) Even if you have neighbors looking after your property daily, they cannot be at your house 24/7.  And if they were to encounter a burglar or robber at your property, the neighbor might be at risk through the encounter.    (12.)  I am suggesting to my victimized loved ones that they notify everybody in their social media network.  I fear that anyone who has their email address about this breach.  Potentially, we all are at risk of having our own accounts compromised.    (13.)  All U.S. citizens are entitled to an annual, *free* credit report from the credit reporting agencies Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.  And since only one report is allowed free each year, it may be prudent to request reports from a different agency every three months.  That way, we can check our credit report for fraud periodically every year.    (14.)  As adorable and innocent as their prepubescent grandchildren are, it is possible a thief has stolen their identity and already created fraudulent accounts in their name.  Child identity theft happens when someone takes a child’s sensitive personal information and uses it to get services or benefits, or to commit fraud.  They might use your child’s Social Security number, name and address, or date of birth.  More available on the ‘Net, using search terms child identity theft.    Hoping this all helps.  So sorry again to hear of this inconvenience! -- Sincerely yours, This Humble Blogger.

[hackeocafe]

The Dark Web

[ivynightshade]

fatima aamer bilal, excerpt from moony moonless sky’s ‘i am an observer, but not by choice.’

[text id: my fist has always been clenched around the handle of an invisible suitcase. / i am always ready to leave. / there is not a single room in this world where i belong.]

[fromdarzaitoleeza]

{Words by José Olivarez from Citizen Illegal /@fatimaamerbilal , from even flesh eaters don't want me.}

[pwrn51]

Scam DamNation: Social Security Breached, Now what?

  In this episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell was alerted by her primary credit card company about a breach of her social security information. Rather than panicking, Ms. Cauldwell promptly logged into her account, followed the provided instructions, and addressed the issue immediately. Stay tuned to this episode of Scam DamNation to learn vital tips for protecting yourself when…

[justanotherbipolarmum]

He says I'm paranoid and sound crazy when I explain my view on putting photos of our child on social media. I hate it, he loves it. Surely as a parent it's our job to protect them? Why would we put their innocent faces online for everyone to see?! Sending a photo directly to someone's phone isn't good enough anymore, the whole world needs to see her.

[retrocausality]

*BOOP* ME IF YOU DARE; COLLECTION

[typewriter-worries]

The Glass Essay, Anne Carson | Molly Brodak, Molly Brodak

[pisscentral]

haven’t posted any art in a bit sooo

FEAR WHEEL

(btw yes the dice is purposefully all snake eyes, just clarifying)

[dionyrtal]

Vertigo Peaks by Dion Anja 2. Return II by Dean Gioia

[d0omedtodestruction]

details of dakota johnson’s look at the baile da vogue in rio de janeiro