Videos tagged with Data Brokers

This guide, informed by former CIA Officer Jason Hanson, outlines how to protect yourself from sophisticated AI-powered scams. It covers recognizing AI-generated phishing websites, voice cloning, deepfake videos, and fake social media profiles. Hanson emphasizes proactive digital self-defense and the 'Trust but Verify' principle to combat evolving threats.

This video, featuring former CIA officer Jason Hanson, provides critical insights into digital security and personal data protection. It outlines five key signs that your computer may be hacked, including slow performance, unknown programs, webcam activity, suspicious pop-ups, and account login issues. Hanson emphasizes the role of data brokers in facilitating targeted attacks and recommends immediate actions like disconnecting from the internet and running security scans. The video strongly advocates for proactive data removal services like DeleteMe and essential security practices such as changing passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and freezing credit reports to prevent identity theft.

This video features Jason Hanson, a former CIA Officer and security consultant, detailing his personal experiences with data breaches and offering practical advice for personal security. He emphasizes that even individuals with high-level security clearances are vulnerable to large-scale hacks. Hanson provides three key strategies to mitigate risks: freezing credit with major bureaus, using data removal services like DeleteMe, and employing a VPN on public Wi-Fi.

This video discusses the Supreme Court's decision to hear the Vanderstock v. Garland case, which challenges the ATF's final rule on frames and receivers. The speaker, identified as experienced, highlights the potential impact on the ATF's rulemaking authority and the definition of a firearm. The video also features a sponsor segment for DeleteMe, a service focused on online privacy and data removal.

This video critically examines the gun control group '97 Percent,' alleging they employ deceptive tactics, including stealing photos of women shooters and advocates to falsely imply support for their agenda. The speaker highlights the group's anti-gun stance, despite claims of representing gun owners, and discusses the broader issue of online privacy and data brokers.

This video from Guns & Gadgets exposes DMD Databases, a company selling extensive lists of gun owners, including demographic and psychographic data. The speaker highlights the potential misuse of this information for political targeting and emphasizes that gun owners are already on various lists, such as those derived from ATF Form 4473. The content serves as a warning about data privacy and the exploitation of gun owner information.

The video details how federal agencies, including the Treasury Department, DHS, Secret Service, IRS, FBI, and DIA, are allegedly purchasing Americans' private data, including location and financial transaction information, without warrants. This practice exploits loopholes involving third-party data brokers and commercial marketing lists, specifically targeting gun owners by flagging purchases from sporting goods stores. The Gun Owners of America highlights concerns about violations of Second and Fourth Amendment rights and advocates for closing the FISA Section 702 loophole and supporting bills like Representative Warren Davidson's 'The Fourth Amendment is Not for Sale' bill.