Jeffrey Epstein's associates were linked to a "personal hacker" who allegedly had expertise in breaking into high-profile tech systems, including Apple's iOS and Firefox browsers. According to an informant who spoke with the FBI in 2017, this individual was from Italy, specializing in discovering vulnerabilities in software and selling exploits to various countries, including Hezbollah.
The person, described as "very good at finding vulnerabilities," also developed offensive hacking tools, sold them to Central African governments, the UK, and the US, and reportedly received a large sum of cash. However, it is unclear whether this information was verified by the FBI or if the claims are entirely accurate.
It is worth noting that Epstein had connections with many powerful figures in the tech industry, but the specifics of his interactions with potential hacking partners remain largely unexplained.
The person, described as "very good at finding vulnerabilities," also developed offensive hacking tools, sold them to Central African governments, the UK, and the US, and reportedly received a large sum of cash. However, it is unclear whether this information was verified by the FBI or if the claims are entirely accurate.
It is worth noting that Epstein had connections with many powerful figures in the tech industry, but the specifics of his interactions with potential hacking partners remain largely unexplained.
. If we're talking about someone who can break into Apple's iOS and Firefox browsers, that's like having a superpower 
. And they're selling those skills to governments, including ours? That's not just shady, it's straight up espionage. I mean, what does this say about our tech industry's vetting process? Are we just letting anyone join the club 
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. How many other players were in the mix? Was this personal hacker part of some larger operation to gain leverage over governments or corporations? It's like, we're seeing a whole new level of shadowy dealings coming out of the woodwork 
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. We can't just let powerful people and companies get away with anything. The American public deserves to know what's going on behind closed doors 
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. it's like, what does that say about our society when we're willin' to turn a blind eye to someone's wrongdoings just 'cause they're connected to somethin' big and powerful? is it just convenience? or is there somethin' more at play here... like, do we really know who we can trust? 
. A personal hacker from Italy who's supposed to be like a superhero hacker 
(in a bad way) is linked to Jeffrey Epstein? It's crazy how these people can just sell their exploits to countries and governments for cash 
. I'm also super curious about how many other powerful tech figures were connected to Epstein and whether we'll ever know what really went down in those meetings 
. The lack of info on this is just frustrating 
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it's like, we're supposed to believe that all these powerful people and their associates are above reproach, but at what cost? 
I'm kinda shocked by this news to be honest, I mean we've heard about Epstein's shady dealings before but this takes it to a whole new level... how did he even get connected with these hackers in the first place? 
like what else was going on behind closed doors at epstein's parties? and another thing is how much do we really know about these "hacking tools" and who had access to them 
anyway, i'm more concerned about the tech industry's lack of transparency when it comes to security... like shouldn't they be prioritizing our online safety over profits? 
. like, it just goes to show how easy it is to get caught up in the wrong side of things when you're makin' that dough 
. we gotta be careful about who we associate ourselves with and what kind of influence they have over our lives 
... bad intentions can still cause a lot of harm 
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. I'd love to see more concrete evidence before jumping to conclusions. It's like we've seen before - rumors and speculation can lead to a whole lot of misinformation 
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. If someone with these sorts of skills was able to infiltrate major companies, what else might have been compromised? 
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. i wish we knew more about Epstein's dealings with this hacker, it would be fascinating to learn more about the specifics of their interactions 
. The FBI got wind of him in 2017, but did they actually verify the info? Maybe it was just a prank call from a Russian troll 
... or maybe someone really that skilled was running around. Either way, this guy's connections to powerful people in tech are still giving me some major "what's good?" vibes 
. The fact that someone could allegedly break into Apple's iOS and Firefox browsers is mind-blowing 
I mean, we're still dealing with the fallout from Epstein's connections in the tech industry, but this hacker stuff just raises more questions 
It's crazy to think about how vulnerable our digital lives can be 
And it's crazy that some people are making bank off exploiting vulnerabilities in software... does it ever cross their minds the impact it has on innocent ppl? 
The fact that Epstein was connected to these folks just raises more questions about who knew what and when. It's like, we're supposed to trust our tech giants to keep our info safe, but sometimes it feels like they're just as vulnerable to manipulation as the rest of us 
. And to think they were selling exploits to governments and countries we wouldn't expect to be involved in hacking... it just goes to show how connected the world is now 
. I'm sure there are plenty of talented hackers out there who could've done the same stuff, but some of them might not have the right connections or resources to make it happen 
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And meanwhile, Epstein's associates are linked to him, which makes me even more curious about what went down behind closed doors. I mean, we know he was a master manipulator, but this just takes the cake. 
I'm not saying these hackers were in on anything nefarious, but come on... how many people have to be involved in something so shady before it becomes public knowledge?