Peace and Security, Great Tribulation, Armageddon

[chuck83]

On 2/20/2026 at 2:31 PM, Doug said:

Frankly, it sounds dangerous.  It will be completely open-source and completely anonymous.  Quote: "Anyone can see how it works. No one, including us, can track or identify you".  The app does not log IP addresses, session data, browsing activity, DNS queries or device identifiers that could be used to identify users.

 

Believe me when I say nothing is anonymous and untraceable. It's misleading and not true. Your ISP does or the coffee shop you sit at will, the DNS servers you connect to resolve freedom.gov will. The hops (ISPs using carrier-grade routers running SDN) between freedom.gov will! The firewall (Palo Alto/Fortinet) freedom.gov is behind will, the web servers (Microsoft) or proxy (F5) freedom.gov resides on will. DarkTrace to guess threat behavior and logged to Syslogs or SIEM. All it takes is a warrant to get your activity from ANYTHING.

 

Nobody should think adversaries will not be trying to find holes. There is no such thing as perfect programmers! Everything leaks or has bugs. Microsoft (servers) has roughly 30k bugs monthly, Palo Alto (firewalls) has about 1-30 bugs per 1000 lines of code. Cisco (switches & routers) will release patches 20-30 per release. F5 (load balancers and WAF) is no different. 

 

Finally, if people can get caught on the dark web using TOR and VPNs. If they can reverse fraudulent Bitcoin transactions from the dark web. Freedom.gov is cheez wiz. 

 

When I worked at the contractor and saw what was happening over SSL decryption and the methods, CN, IR, RU, NK, etc tried... like seriously. Someone will get caught.

Edited 3 hours ago by chuck83