Targeted Individual Update
TDC777Here is the prior post and the main post.
I believe this to be a very important post.
Finally got some hardware to prove my computer is hacked. My laptop is clearly hacked. I believe this is at the hardware level as software (e.g. installing Linux, scanning packages with Wireshark, etc.) shows nothing.
My idea was to use an out-of-band network tap (what supposedly the NSA fears the most) to show nefarious activity.
My idea was no matter how my computer is hacked the data has to travel over the wire so I would run Wireshark on my hacked computer and Wireshark on a Raspberry Pi (a tiny computer) monitoring data of the network tap. Then all I had to do was find the difference between the logs.
But I was shocked beyond belief from what I found...
Here is a picture of my Raspberry Pi monitoring the data of a good computer (a computer that isn't hacked).
But when I connected it to my hacked laptop nothing comes up!
Trust me, I've tried connecting every which way and with every method possible. There is NO data going across that line, yet I get an Internet connection on my laptop.
I actually built an out-of-band network tap on my own a few months ago and when I didn't get any data from my hacked computer, I assumed my build was bad. But this device I purchased recently is a Great Scott Gadget's Throwing Star LAN Tap (made by an expert hacker) and it works on my other computer, so the build isn't bad. Something is seriously strange with my laptop.
I made a video to prove this is real with several mirrors/backups:
https://mega.nz/file/ytpiEabJ#ALKd4TRCTtF_1ownLm5Nj3kMHHjRXFB-mCaaz76GVVw
https://www.bitchute.com/video/DOcB8mHx3XCd/
https://www.metacafe.com/watch/12104749/out-of-band-tap-on-odd-computer/
PLEASE take the time to watch this video! This is very important evidence!!!
This is what I think is going on: my computer is just pretending to be connected to the network. Yes, it'll send some data during boot up (oddly enough it's IPv6) as it wants to know what Internet address to pretend to use and other networked devices to pretend to be connected to. But I believe it is actually using a 5G tower for its Internet connection so it can be monitored by the government.
Everyone says 5G is coming, but it is already here. Google it, the towers are everywhere. And they want to get everything connected to 5G. Why? So they can hack it.
And it is possible to build a 5G antenna inside the silicone of a chip. How? Because as you go up in frequency you can get away with smaller and smaller antennas. (Can't find the video I saw talking about this, but here is an article showing that it can be in a chip as small as a grain of rice.) So I can't just open up my laptop and hope to find a big 5G antenna to expose all of this.
Keep in mind, this laptop was shipped to me after becoming a Targeted Individual and that the CIA and NSA (the Equation Group) are notorious for intercepting computing hardware to put in backdoors.
Also, when my father connected his laptop to my WiFi router (really my grandfather's router) a "Your Intel Active Management Engine profile has been updated" warning popped up. The Intel Active Management Engine is often called the ultimate backdoor for hackers. My router (provided by my Internet company, Verizon) is probably part of the problem.
Finally, about a year ago, when I first started to suspect my laptop of being hacked, I got some weird network scans. Two devices on my computer had their own IP addresses. I know I have a wired network and wireless network on my laptop, but both the wireless on my laptop and my router were disabled. It's like I'm connected to some secret WiFi network.
You can read more about it here.
Today, I try pinging my hacked computer with my good computer and it hangs. It doesn't even show with an Nmap scan.
I can see plenty of pings going out on my network tap when connected to the good computer, but it magically disappears on the other side.
Maybe it is a hidden WiFi my laptop is secretly connecting to. The problem with that is my EMF meter (which goes from 50 MHz to 6 GHz) gives a big fat zero on it's reading. WiFi routers range from 2400 MHz to 5000 MHz (5 GHz) for those who don't know.
The interesting thing about 5G is that it goes up to 80 GHz, well beyond anything my EMF meter can detect. And it give blazing fast connections, as fast as my cable connection or faster. Finally and like I said before, a 5G antenna can be very small, small enough to fit in a silicone chip.
As crazy as it sounds, it's the only thing that makes sense. Even installing a new operating system (various Linux distros) with privacy geared apps (like Tor) gave me no privacy. They somehow knew everything I do on my computer.
So it is probably 5G towers connecting to my laptop (perhaps even 5G satellites) while trying to give the appearance of my computer being only connected to my home network. This is some insane military/NSA tech right here. But when you consider how discrete and complicated Stuxnet was, this type of surveillance from the American government isn't surprising.
(The more I think about it, my laptop timezone, no matter how many times I would set it, would always revert back to Greenwich Mean Time (aka Coorindated Universal Time) which is used by satellites as it is considered the solar time at 0 degrees longitude/the principal form of Universal Time. Only recently has this seemed to be fixed with some Windows updates. And Microsoft has been known to work with the NSA. This is all started to add up.)
My guess is they have been watching me hoping to find some type of a crime they can get me arrested on to silence me and to take away my credibility on any type of propaganda material I might make against the government. (The NSA is known to give local police information on crimes discovered from illegally hacked computers but forces them to do parallel construction to hide the fact the NSA broke the law to get that data.)
It's a crazy world we live in.
P.S. I'm going to upload the Wireshark log files on the weird IPv6 data that does come from the hacked laptop during boot as maybe a network expert can tell what is going on. The vast majority of the data is actually from the Raspberry Pi monitoring the out-of-band wiretap, but it must be getting some kind of data from the hacked laptop to respond with all that info. Again, I'm going to use multiple mirrors in case some of them get taken down.
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=95989652518459885759
https://anonymousfiles.io/pbU8SAsq/
https://mega.nz/file/T0hmxCIC#jd52rTZTkjouiN3NF4nzswNX0SkLeFNFrOyofUITRfg