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This feels kind of hopeful and comforting evidence against all the stories and suspicions on
government agencies monitoring and tracking all internet usage.
There’s lot of influental organizations here, cracking down on real crime and even then they can’t break anonymity of internet if one is skilled enough.
Most are what I'd expect from law enforcement, boring, but a few I'm surprised by.
The Genesis Market one featuring a guy in an FBI hoodie with the hood up which is remarkably casual and in marked contrast to the other with hooded figures representing the criminals.
The Operational Royal Flush one has a red matrix characters, a giant deck of cards and most surprisingly, most of the bureau logos are relatively small despite not lacking for space.
Then there is Operation Endgame with disintegrating network background which is a bit of a step up in terms of effort.
Not particularly professional, but still my favorite is probably Nemesis Market with the animation of a space ship blowing up "Nemesis" leaving behind a QR code. Not sure why you need a QR code on a website, but maybe they catch people who use their phones to visit the site or something.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 47.6 ms ] threadGood to see the FBI crews banner art is improving.
(The ransomware's .onion art is also quite good)
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There’s lot of influental organizations here, cracking down on real crime and even then they can’t break anonymity of internet if one is skilled enough.
The Genesis Market one featuring a guy in an FBI hoodie with the hood up which is remarkably casual and in marked contrast to the other with hooded figures representing the criminals.
The Operational Royal Flush one has a red matrix characters, a giant deck of cards and most surprisingly, most of the bureau logos are relatively small despite not lacking for space.
Then there is Operation Endgame with disintegrating network background which is a bit of a step up in terms of effort.
Not particularly professional, but still my favorite is probably Nemesis Market with the animation of a space ship blowing up "Nemesis" leaving behind a QR code. Not sure why you need a QR code on a website, but maybe they catch people who use their phones to visit the site or something.
https://x.com/DefenseCharts