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    [interactive] Karte der norwegischen Polizei, die den ungefähren Standort aller Personen zeigt, die eine Verbindung zu ihrem Server herstellen, um etwas herunterzuladen, von dem sie glauben, dass es sich um CSAM handelt


    [interactive] Karte der norwegischen Polizei, die den ungefähren Standort aller Personen zeigt, die eine Verbindung zu ihrem Server herstellen, um etwas herunterzuladen, von dem sie glauben, dass es sich um CSAM handelt

    Von fatalicus

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    1. fatalicus on

      Norwegian police have created a website, where they show a map with a ping whenever someone connect to a server they controll to download what the person think is CSAM.

      Map can be found here: https://police2peer.politiet.no/

      Don’t look at it if you still have some faith in humanity.

    2. Dhareng_gz on

      I had to look what csam is. Child sexual abuse material.

      Map is horrifying

    4. NoLateArrivals on

      Shocking !

      Server calls every other second, from all over the world. And that’s only a tiny fraction of what it going on in reality, on ONE supervised server.

    6. cyberentomology on

      Network engineer here… Given how much of the normal traffic on the internet is bots, I would be interested to know if that ratio holds on this particular honeypot server, and if they are able to identify VPN connections as such (they should be able to, it’s not terribly complicated).

      (Not to mention the general unreliability of IP location data).

    13. MissingGhost on

      Not everyone knows the abbreviation „CSAM“. It makes this post hard to understand.

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