Collaborate Disseminate
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I never really had the chance to elaborate or actually explain what really took place with me in 2010 when I was what appears to be illegally arrested using a stolen ID and a molestion and home robbery attempt courtesy of local polic… Continue reading Dancho Danchev’s Disappearance – 2010 – Official Complaint Against Republic of Bulgaria – Part Four
Dear blog readers,Have you ever wanted to take a peek inside Bulgaria’s “Durzhavna Sigurnost” archive? It’s currently available on Cryptome.org including in particular – “State Security and the Scientific and Technical Intelligence” where you can check… Continue reading Exposing Bulgaria’s “Durzhavna Sigurnost” – The Complete Technical and Scientific Collection Archive During the Cold War – An OSINT Analysis
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Have you ever heard of Project RAHAB or Operation EQUALIZER also known as the first instance of cyber espionage in the form of having German citizens compromise U.S based networks to actually supply the information to the KGB? Keep reading. In this pos… Continue reading Exposing the “KGB Hack” a.k.a Operation EQUALIZER – An OSINT Analysis
Dear blog readers,This is a quick note on my current situation in my home town in Troyan Bulgaria where I was originally kidnapped and home molested by three police offers from the local police department who stole my ID from my place and with no witne… Continue reading Dancho Danchev’s Disappearance – 2010 – Official Complaint Against Republic of Bulgaria – Part Two
In a coordinated, multi-part offensive against NetWalker ransomware attackers, law enforcement agencies announced Wednesday that they charged a Canadian national, seized nearly half a million dollars in cryptocurrency and disabled a dark web leak site. The NetWalker attackers have been part of a growing ransomware trend where the hackers hold stolen data hostage, leak a sample of it and threaten to release the rest in order to incentivize victims into paying. They’ve been gone after everyone from government agencies to hospitals to schools, and haven’t shied from exploiting the COVID-19 crisis. They’ve also sought to expand profits by offering their ransomware as a service to other cybercriminals, leading to reports of booming revenue in 2020. The number of overall ransomware attacks increased by 311% in 2020, according to recent research by Chainalysis, a cryptocurrency tracking firm. The charges against Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins, as well as the seizure of approximately $454,530.19 in […]
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UPDATE: Catch up in terms of my current situation in Bulgaria.UPDATE: Check out the original complaint here.Zdraweite,Kazvam se Dancho Danchev s mobilen telefon +359876893890 ot grad Troyan jivusht na postoqnen adres v grad Troyan i reshih da podam sig… Continue reading How I Got Robbed and Beaten and Illegally Arrested by a Local Troyan Gang in Bulgaria?
Fermentation is a natural process that has been exploited by humanity for millennia. Behind such favorites as cheese and beer, it takes just the right conditions to get the desired results. To aid in this process, and to explore the crafts of their ancestors, [Victoria] and [Petar] created an electronic …read more
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I wanted to take the time and effort and personally present the “crown jewels” of my research into Bulgaria’s involvement in Cold War Espionage in the context of writing and distributing computer viruses using educational institut… Continue reading Exposing Bulgaria’s Involvement in Cold War Espionage – Who Stole the PC and Build a Fake Pro-Western Empire? – An OSINT Analysis
Three cybercriminals that helped orchestrate a multi-million dollar theft against U.S. companies by using a banking trojan known as GozNym have been sentenced to prison, the Department of Justice and the Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia announced Friday. The cybercriminals’ operation employed the GozNym malware to target 41,000 computers in all, targeting businesses and financial institutions between 2015 and 2016, including a Washington law firm and a Mississippi casino. Krasimir Nikolov, a Bulgarian man who served as an account takeover specialist in the scheme, which targeted U.S. businesses and their financial institutions, has already served 39 months in prison. He was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Nora Barry Fischer in federal court in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Monday, and will now be transferred to Bulgaria where he will serve out his sentence. Two Georgian men who also participated in the plot, Alexander Konovolov and Marat Kazandjian, have been sentenced to seven and five […]
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