Netanyahu claims he was asleep and was not woken up on the night of Oct. 6-7. If only he was woken up on time “things would look totally different” - whatever that means. We all woke up at 6am from the (loud) sirens and missiles, so there was plenty of time for him to act from 6am, when his citizens were sending SOS messages from their shelters, then being butchered or left hanging for hours, while stand-down orders were given. In this video from last week, he says his conclusion was: decision making (on security issues) should be in the hands of the political echelon, not security echelon, implying the political echelon was not involved/made aware during Oct. 7 events. He claims he wasn’t aware or was pacified by wrong perception that Hamas is deterred. Now, check out a new piece of evidence below from Ha'aretz, claiming he received another warning from UAE President days before Oct. 7th. So was he aware, asleep, pacified, or he's simply lying? Plenty of evidence came to light since Oct. 7th, but no serious responsibility was taken, and no admissions by those in command in any of the "echelons". Lots of hiding, pointing fingers at each other, divide & conquer, deception, death and destruction. When I dared asking questions from the moment it all started, I was heavily attacked. The questions I dared voice (including on @BretWeinstein's show), turned out to be the right ones, as more info comes to light.

UK's device-searching/surveillance proposed legislation is going too far, says @freddienew. Get a GrapheneOS based phone, and get educated on digital privacy. See thread for more on this 👇

Nobody gets excited about learning proper Bitcoin security, and @BTCsessions knows personal responsibility will never be sexy, but he says the world is currently making the case for him. Catch people at the moment they recognize the problem and you can walk them to freedom money.

Your wife is not Indiana Jones, and @BTCsessions suggests you stop hiding your seed in a field with a compass, an angle, and a decryption key. Overcomplicate your setup and the generational wealth you think you're protecting is lowering your family's chances to access that wealth.

Trezor's CTO on the Cold Card Hack: Randomness, Trust, and What Comes Next Ep. 153 with @tsusanka Tomáš Sušánka is the CTO of @Trezor, where he has worked since 2017. Tomáš joins Efrat for an urgent, unscripted conversation days after the Cold Card hardware wallet hack, in which a flawed random number generator left seed phrases vulnerable and resulted in more than 1,500 bitcoin stolen from affected users. Drawing on questions submitted directly by the Bitcoin community, Tomáš walks through what entropy actually is, how Trezor's own four-source random number generation works, why open-source visibility alone does not guarantee security, and what practical steps everyday self-custody users can take to reduce how much they have to trust any single piece of hardware. → Please like, comment, share & subscribe, to help me beat the suppressing algo's. Thank you! 00:00 - Introduction: Tomáš Sušánka, Trezor CTO 02:39 - What Happened with Cold Card: How Trezor Received the News 09:17 - Origins of Cold Card: Forks, Licensing, and the Bitcoin-Only Split 13:40 - Open Source vs. Source-Available: How the Bug Went Undetected for Five Years 20:20 - Trezor's Response: Security Reviews and R&D Changes Since the Incident 22:24 - How Trezor Generates Randomness: The Four Entropy Sources 23:29 - Dice Rolling for Seed Generation: Necessary? 28:30 - Reducing Trust: Practical Verification Steps 31:09 - Single Device vs. Multisig 32:45 - @BTCsessions Clip: Ben and @theBTCmentor on Air-Gapped Wallets 34:29 - Tomáš's Take: Why Air-Gapping Isn't What People Think 39:49 - How Trezor's Design Differs from Cold Card's 42:32 - 2026 Secure Element Laser Fault Injection Finding 47:46 - Responsible Disclosure: Trezor's Protocol for Reporting Vulnerabilities 49:29 - The Biggest Risks Facing Bitcoin Right Now 51:01 - Short-Term Damage vs. Long-Term Lessons for the Community 55:27 - Trezor Model One's 12th Anniversary and the Evolution of Hardware Wallets 57:57 - Closing Thoughts and a Call for Continued Security Research

The digital cage cannot be hidden anymore, with the move from planning to implementation stage. I mapped some of the surveillance architecture being built across the globe these days: digital IDs, CBDC, age verification, biometrics, DAC8, smart cars etc. vs. freedom tech as the exit strategy. It all connects. Read & share👇