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Operacin Bitcoins: Del Infierno a la Resurreccin
"With the story of Alberto Daniel Gil, the information and crypto expert has been hugely enjoyed by a person who has not met him. For Manuel Rangel. In February of 2007, the CTO Web of one of the public health agencies brought secure and medical services that were similar to a cooperative, most important of the Pekenio and Hermoso countries of Uruguay, was issued informatically. The cyber -criminal entered the portal's base, dropping thousands of megabytes of confidential information from his patients, and he invited an email in which he had received an email from his parents. If the parents did not speak, the cyber -criminal revealed to them the medical data of the patients. If not, this was not sufficient, despite that this information was solicited by five patients that had passed without receiving the payment, a quote of interest for the payment that they had received for their time. In total, the expenses that were solicited were a total of $60 ,000. Ironically, the major demand that everyone who brought this cyber -criminal was from the fact that he did not go in a direction of payment. This story started to start. Obviously, according to the U .S. Catholic Church, it affected the institution that had more than a foundation in which there were no cruisers. During the weeks, they worked with the police to restrain the torturers. In September of this year, the Ministry of the Interior went in a direction of payment that was supposed to help the base of the house. As if it were a movie, the police of Montevideo returned to the apartment of Alberto Daniel Gil, an informatic engineer of 40 years ago, among the informatics, computers and blockchain technology. Alberto had in his house collections of different types of hardware, computers, disposable U .S .A .B., cellular devices, or crypto -monetized wallets. His policy was to find dollars and euros in effect, an equipment to grab and load magnetic charges, and various devices from these platforms as a number, and a piece of Guy Fawkes, which was converted into a symbol of the anarchists in the whole world. Bingo. Excuse the police. These elements are sufficient evidence to demonstrate that Alberto is the hacker who used it.

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A highlight from Operacin Bitcoins: Del Infierno a la Resurreccin
"With the story of Alberto Daniel Gil, the crypto and informatics expert, he was justly invited to speak for a speech that did not come to mind. For Manuel Rangel. In February of 2017, the US government, the press of the secure and medical services that function similar to a cooperative, most important of the Pekingo and Ermoso countries of Uruguay, was vulnerable informatically. The cybercriminals entered the portal's base, dropping thousands of megabytes of confidential information from their patients, In total, the recompensas that were solicited were a total of $60 ,000. Ironically, the worst mistake that all cybercriminals had was the fact that they did not follow a paid direction. This story started. Obviously, in the Catholic circuit of Uruguay, the mutualists were affected by institutions that had more than one side of the foundation, not because of the mass crusades. During the weeks, they worked with the police to restrain the extortionists. Six months later, the second Minister of the Interior came with a direction, and he knew that he was supposedly vulnerable to the mass attacks of the press. As if it were a movie, the policy of Montevideo changed the apartment of Alberto Daniel Gil, an informatic engineer of 40 years ago, among the informatics, computers, and blockchain technology. Alberto had in his house collections of different types of hardware, computers, depositors of his own, sellers of their own, or analysts of crypto -monetas. This was the policy that controlled dollars and euros in effect, a tool to grab and remove magnetic charges, and various signs of these plastic things as a number, and a car of Guy Fawkes, the one that was converted into a symbol of the anarchists in the whole world. Bingo. Excuse the policy. These elements are sufficient evidence to demonstrate that Alberto is the hacker that used it. One of his most basic records, his personal information, included a constant monitoring activity on the web, and he received a judicial process with many inconsistencies. Alberto was in prison, not satisfied with this. His case was found through communication media, as a big part of the technological section of the General General's office to control the criminal crime in Interpol, and from the same presidency of the Republic, publicly, as the terrorized protagonist of Bitcoin's operations, as the first case of information and crypto -monetas extortion and crypto -monetas in this country. The case was made. Para Nada. The last of the eight cases in the case of Durasno in Uruguay. Alberto Daniel Gil is liberated from the appeal. His request for liberty is with only mission, limiting his number and inviting him to justice as to what he is committing against his people. Alberto knows that he is innocent, and continues to not relate. He is well -voluted, as a hacker, and he has brought the support of his peers. And as you know, Alberto is a hacker, and has not only his profession, but his personal identity during the decades. He is a hacker of his own life, but he has been able to use his own in the period of being killed in public opinion. The first hacker, who was in the case of a prison in Uruguay, has found his innocence and has evidence to demonstrate it. Here we have to understand that Alberto was not condemned for the death of someone, and his death in the case of Durasno is not that the people consider but that he had the probability of death, assuming that his information could interfere with the rest of the process, for what was considered a preventive prison between the authorities and the students of the case. To understand everything, we have to remind ourselves of two decades ago. Alberto Daniel Gil has more than twenty years of experience in the area of computers, working for important companies and, for the same reason, working precisely in the environment that we live in, the security of information. In 2004, when PENAS started the massification of the Internet, his name was known as the one that affected the first information in a case related to infant pornography, the one for which he did not cover his ears. He has the experience of collaborating with the Interpol. As an infant of information, his contact with the city of Satousina came to an end, enamoring the fact that blockchain technology is free of humanity. He also dedicated part of his life to share his knowledge and to fund the idea of decentralization through workshops and conferences. In few words, Alberto is an engineer who is convinced that information can improve social processes and, in consequence, generate a better world. Everything is a philosophy of being compatible with the details of what is needed. Here we are a few years old. The truth is, the media of communication and the culture of the scene and the television generate what the word hacker has a very negative connotation in the last years. It is very common to look at a series of Hollywood productions, the typical representation of a hacker, and, in a certain amount of lines, and by offering them money, with the intention of buying dollars, a process that seconds after the second one. A very bad image of the world, if you buy and extortionate with digital information, only the work of a small sector of criminals can go against the word hacker. and the ethics of the hacker community. Alberto is sure that it is normal for hackers to go on the Internet and provide the security of the cities they visit. It is a time when they should better their abilities. If they find a way of security, the hacker has the responsibility to notify the company or institution that their web is vulnerable to any attack. Therefore, Alberto has the sense of the records of his constant reports at the center of reports of security incidents in Uruguay. It is his governmental institution dedicated to protecting the government and enforcing the laws of cybernetics. This was precisely what he saw in 2014. His new job was to check out his medical records in the police department. By the time Alberto entered the office, he had to consult the data that was used to provide the security of the office. In order to find a critical vulnerability, he found that the server and the access club would be able to access the admin and the server would be able to find more generic Internet addresses. In terms of administrator, he found that not only the data of his wife, if not all of his patients were in the office, and not only that, including the financial information of the company, was lost. Therefore, Alberto had invited Envio and Correo to be notified of these fake records against the election and pay and methods that were used to increase it, which were already being contested. In 2015, he found that he had the knowledge of an appropriate control of access to the city, for which he did not report the problem. Satisfied by having completed his work, Alberto was able to continue his life and his projects until three years later, he found a part of the police department of Montevideo, so that he had access to an interpreter for a case of cybernetics. Alberto, without anything else, he had to assist the city. In the end, he expected to function in the Interpol, which was introduced to Alberto and asked him about his connection with the company. Completely sincere, Alberto related how three years later he found a fake critic against the portal web, what was being reported until the city was retweaked. He was the one who was there for a year or so. In continuation, he sent the email to the guy who was not able to confirm the base details of the press, asking him to publicize it if he had received any victims. Alberto did not know who Envio was and who had the portal web. However, he did not know who Envio was. A guy from GuyFolks came to the Interpol profile. As we talked about in the beginning, September 10th of 2017, the police and room in Alberto's apartment were a typical part of an information -informed company with computer computers. The first thing that alarmed the police was a book about Bitcoin, a very new and revolutionary topic that revealed the profound knowledge of the functioning of the crypto -monetization and the relationship of this in his mind by the press with the board of directors, leaving them all speechless and immediate. From there, Alberto is a passionate person of this topic. In 2015, he received a private capital from the second book of his life, which permitted him to write some crypto -like Bitcoin, Litecoin, Eterion, and three others to posteriorly accept transactions from companies with some issues because they have thousands of dollars and euros in effect. Now, all of his life is what Alberto justified in a perfect manner. Don't cry. Don't cry when Alberto justified because he had 50 dicks during his studies, if he had laptops and hardware of all types. As good information, one of the habits of Alberto is to disarm all types of computer computers to their interior and to provide different operating systems and many other activities. This is how he is able to accumulate in his poor habits and to become free of crypto -monetization. What is important to convince the investigators that he had found the criminal that his wife was the target owner and one of the target owners of Credit and Debit. The police assumed that Alberto had the number of TDCs online and the number of his targets before the clear explanation of Alberto, who precisely found a investigation about the security problems related to credit targets. Then, the investigation showed that he had the number of TDCs in where he had them. For the last time, in the experience presented to Alberto, the police indicated that he had found an agent in his apartment. Yes, that is the positive of the discussions in the media. The same with the one recorded on the case of Louis D .C. and Maria Antonietta during the French Revolution. The reality? A simple courtesan of Papel. The final evidence that was used to present as a premise until the communication media was Guy Fawkes, which, as we know, is the symbol of the international hackers. For the Interpol director, this curiosity was an definitive evidence of his own ability. Not only the explanation of Alberto in this and the most important elements in his apartment, the police needed to resolve the case, and even were able to demonstrate that he had captured the first terrorized story of Uruguay. The case of this case that here is the case of the process of Alberto. The experience of this case is not exact and not correct. Furthermore, the police also saw how the evidence performed, and other personal elements. It included the values of his son, of his mother and a great friend, who was killed and killed all of the children, not outside of all the problems for Alberto. If Alberto has knowledge of this case, the police will be provided with his automobile and his car. As we mentioned, the Ministry of Interior indicates that the investigation of the case of his his son and that in the place Alberto and in the second place because of investigation of the case of and his son and his car. The Ministry of indicates that the outside of case of his son and his car is provided with the information to indicate that his son and his with the his son and his car and his car his son and his and are to indicate that his son and his provided with the information that son and his son and son and his son and his son and his son and and his mom and his son and and and and his son and his Vete se incluso antes que el propios a tosy na camo uto, pero no sabía ni síquiras que era una dirección IP.

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A highlight from Estad firmes en la libertad | Glatas 5 con Hernan de Juan1Uno
"Saludos, saludos to all those who have listened to this. It is a pleasure to be able to be here with you to simply discuss the book, the book, the book, with the point of view or the way in which each one of us we interpret the book, and today we want two things, first of all, we want to thank Emmanuel for not being with us because of the fact that he was a member of his team, and, as always, with us, it is our pleasure to introduce David Lopez, Andres Marin, Alejandro Pizarro, and one of our executive producers, Paola Reyes. And this is very special, because we have with us the author, Hernán Dálvez, the author of the book, Mission, Gracias y Libertad, and the author of the book, the reform of the IAEU Argentina Uruguay, director of publications, Juan Uno Uno Publishing House. The author, Hernán, welcome to the show. Yes, it is a program where, when I met Hernán Dálvez, I said to the group that we invited Hernán, we wanted to discuss it, we wanted to share with us the impact of the literature and the context in which it was formed, and it is a place to be. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. I hope that you have enjoyed it, and with the help of the book, I would like to thank you. I am the author of the book Mission, Gracias y Libertad, and this book is another author. I am the author of the book, The Hero of the IAEU, which is the book that is used in the United States in the country of Uruguay. I have a congregation called San Lucas, which is one of the largest congresses of our church. We are talking about the book, Galatas, and we are in the capital of the U .S. No, no, we are talking about Galatas, I just wanted to comment. I think that the first time we had one person, Hernán, was relevant during this program because he did not want to be able to express the love of the pastor, who is also a pastor, Hernán, obviously. But I think that the work of writing, literature, alternatives to Latin America, has been much more relevant than the mission of a pastor. But I don't know if I would want to be able to express the love of the pastor, right? But I... The love of the pastor, Hernán. It has been a lot of love, but I think that it has been more than that for the rest of the day, because in the editorial, Hernán is one in Latin America. Wow, that's great! Thank you very much, Hernán, that's great! No, no, Hernán. Hernán, well, at the end of the day, Hernán, we are fans of the idea, we are the ministers, we are the leaders who are really trying things that are not one other editorial to introduce. Well, Hernán has done a lot of things. Well, Hernán has done a lot of things. Because I would like to test this idea of this monopoly of theology that existed for years in Latin America where it was only introduced by theology, because the other is inconvenient. And, God help me, thank you, Hernán, for the work that you are doing, there are so many things that are really alternatives. And one of the most important things is that Hernán... Warren, for example, there are so many things that don't exist anymore. I don't know, I don't know if people, I don't know, I don't know if people are more savvy and with the realm of, I don't know, psychology, there are so many people who are doing excellent work but they don't have the strength that the famous pastors have. And the famous pastors are not interesting. It's true, for the world. It's true. Well, thank you very much. I mean, it's... I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. If it's not for the mind, not for the theology. If it's very interesting, what we do in Spain, it's really the aside of us. And also, there are so many things that don't have anything to do with the air in Spain. One of them is the control of the society. If you are in a city where the confectionary is appropriate, if you are publicly, solely, you are not allowed to talk with anyone, you are not allowed to talk with anyone. Nobody is an authoritarian person. Also, I would like to publicate the right, which is an Anglican, I would like to publicate Richard Rourke, who is a Roman post -apocalyptic person, because we are in a conversation about the origins, about the people of the world, and of course, one of the things that comes to mind about their own national or doctrinal space, or their own ideology, which is what I have to say about the land, is that there is no material there. And of course, I don't have to talk with the people of the world that we have to publicate, but we have to publicate the necessity of having a conversation about it. That's a very good question. The question is, why do you have to do something to be able to work on the pen? Why do you have to do something that no one wants to do? do I can the work of my sociopaths, I can do the work of my time. But to be able to do these things, I don't have to talk about the pen, no? Well, of course, but we hope that it will be more. Yes, yes, more, more, more, more. For this year, it's three. It's three. One, I would like to say, the day that I was born here, in Gueses, the day that I was born, in Gueses, I think it was in the academic collection, and it was a dictionary of the same words about the sexuality of Renato Linz. So, in Spanish, as in English, the same words about the sexuality that in the book define a dictionary. These are the words that are in this year. We'll talk about some of them later. How do you like the books? Ah, well, I've had a lot of conversations. I've always thought that the first function of the book is pastoral. The first book that I published, I didn't know it was central to Marko's book. And as I started to ask some questions about the pathetism of the dead, or about the substitution of pen, including with gala, the book that's written in gala, for the first public book that I read, that came out of the space, was very evangelical and very fundamentalist. It was a book that allowed me to exchange a cost for the middle class. We had a book for the last 20 years of the reform, that was made in the core areas, where we participated in different South American parties. There was nothing in Latin America, without nothing, except for the five souls. There were many books that were promoting the reform, but nobody was talking about the five souls. So there was a distinct thought, that we would write about one of the souls. There was also the man with a christological name, a non -Christological name, and we said to the public, this is what I want to say, this is what I want to talk about, and for me, it was a book that had more rights than what we have known for a long time. And think I it's like... The perception? One of the ones in the middle, no? Like Pivote, or one of my ideas, or the other one. What is the meaning of the Christianism? And the friend of mine, I think, that he needed to take care of his behavioral level, for the sake of Chile, in some way, and to support the institutional revolution. It was the first four years, when one of the religions came out here to do something more. And they gave us two letters, two letters and some were written in the name, to what was the third letter. The first, Patrick, is very local, he doesn't have a lot of sense in Latin America. The third one was written all over the world. It's not a bomb, in the name of the reform of sexuality. We had some corridors, but not in the same world all over the world. And the most successful was with the we had to go there, and with this letter we had a lot of sense. It was a very difficult problem. A lot of problems. What? In the end. And this letter was, as I said, when one wrote it, the last letter. Yes, it was a letter from when one wrote it. From when one wrote it. Not too much, but it was written by the people of the city. Fair. But it didn't exist properly. Well, the first letter was written by Richard Rohr, because if it was written by Richard Rohr, we couldn't have written it in the editorial. It's the event, event, event, event, that is universal. Fair. All of them were succeeded by Richard Rohr. We wrote a book, that has been written for 30 copies. In two years. And how did you write it with him? With his book? With Nadiya? No, with his book. The book at the moment of Jesus. Well, the first letter, thank you, was given a nomination to David Cameron Cyrus, and we were at a scene of the recognition of S .E. Sanchez, who was also at the New York Public Library. And it was this invitation, because there was a Congress of Vibilistas, there was a section of the book, and it was written, it was, well, thank you, thank you, thank you, but S .E. Sanchez, Robert, Vibilistas, Vibilistas, and we decided, and we told them, as two years ago, to do it, so we decided to do it, and they asked us to publish this book, that they wanted to show us, and they said that it was written in a book that was always written and they told us that they wanted to publish it. So they told us, they didn't know what it was, they told us, they told us a copy of the book that they wrote, and we proposed that there would be a book that would be that you wouldn't be able to read, and they told us, so they wrote the number, as well. So that's what happened with the book, it was a good one. We'll see. So, and it was a very interesting conversation, it was, It was. It was. I am trying to read the book that will be released in the future, in a book I can't read. In the future, dude! No, but, but in theory, it's really interesting that they told us, and thank you for all the support and for allowing me to do it, I had no idea how much they would allow me to do it, and I was like I can't read it, but But thank you for maintaining yourself and for continuing, Hernan. I want to thank you for the invitation and the desire to receive a message that, in the conviction of the Corazón, the truth is that if others have access to the land, there will be a difference in life. And for that, we thank you very much. So, how do we start? I thought you said you were going to be terminated. No, no. It's only in vocation for the conversation that, as I said, it's my pleasure to talk to you in our conversation, so that people can know the best and know what is important. That is what is important.

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BY THE WAY, ABOUT THE JOURNALISST, THE FORMER VICE PRESIDENT, AND THE HACKER.
"Patricia Madrid, the periodist, Raúl Zendik, elected president of Uruguay, and Alberto Daniel G, the hacker with an intriguing story. And yes, so and so, yes, there was something unique that connected us. One of the most invisible, a shared capital, an intersection of historical stories for others, for which it is improbable, fantastic to see, right? But for me, it is possible for me to reach the level of ambiguity only by presenting possible scenarios that could lead to this vibrant figure. Imagine that you have a relationship between people and people of different ages, where the same manifestation of your own is written in an instrument of your own. In this narration, it is not an expectation, but the protagonist, Alberto Daniel G, the first hacker who had been accused of using a medical provider. But if the case of this accusation was not as the world is supposed to be, an entry of the medical system through the market market, as administrator, no reason of reduction and the endowment of superficial positions could contain the complexity of this error. More than the month of Malentendido's, it was a narrative of residency, balance and a book of truth. Until the conventional narratives, there exists a intact genius, reaching out to find a unique perspective on the final story that exists to tell. From the beginning, your intention is to open up the world, to protect and serve, not to dismantle or destroy. The medical provider, a source of vital information, would not be your choice, if not more so, a responsibility that was brought with us. Not so much, the world had a different and different path for you. The robustness of the apportionment that arose was transformed from the night to the morning, in a line, pointing a path of enlightenment, confusion, death. If you remember, the story does not end here. In the end, this is the story that was given to us, a mark for residency, a resistance against the desperation and a resistance to a fight. After that all you have wanted, your spirit has been perfectly intact, a testimony of the effort that has been brought to you. All of this, from the beginning, was brought to you by this desperate experience. From your experience, a profound effort, every effort supported, was not an abomination, if not an invitation to escape a more profound effort, an impulse to overcome all the spectres of your residency and audacity to reconstruct new ones. This relation is not an abomination of effort, not an abomination of effort. It is the right of the capacity to transform the calamity of a catalyser, the due to the increase, and finally suffer with not only supervision, if not also a strong fight. At the end of this chapter, I want to tell you, to remember that your actions were made, yes, but they were not made of rotators. Today I am in PA, a place of resiliency, a place where I am human for others who have been in their lives, a record, no, a proclamation, of which each of these verses will be a person waiting to explain themselves.

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A highlight from ANCAP: EL ENIGMA DE LOS EXPEDIENTES PERDIDOS
"It is not a story of hackers, but of the success of millions of American dollars. It is, on the other hand, a story dedicated to the diversity and diversity of residents. It is not a scientific copy of the story of Uruguay, in the middle of the habitual survival of life, that is to say, one of the most important. With Raúl Séndical Mando, the monopoly of the governmental government, UNCP, is now a financial board. If opposition, if opposition is questionable, is entitled to the rise of more than 600 million dollars, it is a sign that it is about the economy of our nation. In this pursuit of inspiration, our story becomes a more secure one. In the center of these co -financiers, it is a spectacular spectacle. More than 3 ,000 people, constituents of the UNCP system, simply disappear from existence. This is the basis of the state of the country, not just in the summer, not even the minimum index of what the state of the country is doing. These achievements are in the country of transparency and the process that guarantees that the government of Uruguay is meant to be in the north. The separation of the most important is the capacity of the auditorium of the country. With this, the separation is what I would like to see in order to re -evaluate and validate the activities of the enterprise. When you think of more than 3 ,000 people, the frustration is strong. Imagine those, interminable files of documents, testimonials of transactions, mounted to the table. It is a way of improving knowledge, which will be able to be used only if it is evident in its own sense. If, by the way, this piece is full of our history, it does not separate us from our lives. No, it was delivered only in a way that was designed to work out our history. A deposit, combined with water and water, in major conditions of deterioration that led to all conservation measures. And now, even in the field of the credence. Can all of this be real? But, it is not there in the absence of this reality and in the breach of data for the history of its operations where our residency is, losing control of the fear and desperation. Because we are not expectations of this drama that is going on, if not in this great scenario. We can take it. We can use the words contained in the words of this variant. It is not just about deciding what is right or wrong. It is also about inspiring others to use their own words to question, investigate and defend their rights. It is about being. We want to control the inundation, we want to control the uncertainty, we want to control the freedom of the people. Because of the past that we have experienced, because of the existence of the rendition of things that we have, we have created something new. We can support the power that frees the residency, including us being included when we are in these silent terraces. It is a story about revealing the invisible, about restoring the dead, about recuperating our narrative. It is a story about you, us and others, about obtaining obstacles and obstacles to find our children who are in trouble in our interior. Of course, everything, each one of us will be in his interior in a rush of hope and desperation.

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Alberto's "Login to Hell: The Final edition"
"Log In to Hell, the final edition by Alberto Daniel Hill stands as a powerful testament to his journey through adversity, pain, and redemption. It s a reflection of numerous, intertwining stories from Hill's life, a narrative of a love intertwined with his tribulations, to an outward investigation of injustice in his professional domain. Beginning with a glimpse into the precious moments he shared with a loved one, Alberto recounts a passage of time marked by love, tenderness, and enduring camaraderie. However, this idyllic interlude is abruptly marred when Alberto and his partner get engulfed in a storm of accusations from enigmatic figures. Alberto then delves into his unjust arrest and accusation, underscoring his professional integrity with a reminder of his past work with Interpol. The saga, while heart -wrenching, also serves as the crucible where the resilience of his spirit emerges, symbolizing unwavering hope and love. Delving into the underbelly of the hacker's world, beyond codes and firewalls, Alberto's narrative further emphasizes human endurance and transformation through trials. He highlights his journey as evidence of an individual's power to rise from the ashes while harnessing the latent fortitude within, painting a compelling picture of resilience, redemption, and unwavering hope. In a more abstract arc, Alberto hints at an improbable, intertwined destiny shared with Patricia Madrid, a journalist, and Raoul Sendik, the former vice president of Uruguay, building mystery and intrigue. He concludes his post by underscoring the strength to transform calamity into a catalyst. Despite everything, Alberto emerged as a beacon of resilience, inspiring others while navigating their individual adversities. In essence, Alberto's log into hell, the final edition serves not only as a potent recounting of his trials but stands as an inspiring message of resilience, showcasing the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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A highlight from OPERACION BITCOINS: LOGIN TO HELL
"Login to Hell is a captivating narrative written by Alberto Daniel Hill and published in 2020. The book offers a gripping account of Hill's personal experiences as the first hacker to serve time in prison in Uruguay. This novel -like account merges the worlds of cybersecurity, legal complexities, and human resilience. Each page unravels more of Hill's journey, giving readers a unique perspective on information security, computer forensics, and legal hurdles in the cyber realm. Dressed in the compelling clothing of reality, Login to Hell is a nuanced portrayal of what happens when good faith collides with the legal system. It is a vivid illustration of an individual prosecuted for a crime which he insists he didn't commit. Moreover, the author's exploration of his experiences and the aftermath serves as a catalyst for change. The book stands as a rallying cry to prevent others from experiencing similar issues. Note that although primarily written in English, there may be some places where readers may wish for more detail, but it's these very intricacies that make the book even more intriguing, weaving a tale that's both personal and universally resonant. In summary, Login to Hell by Alberto Daniel Hill is not just a book, it's an educational saga, a call for legal reform, and a testament to the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity. Within the hallowed pages of a story belonging to a world beyond our own, we find a tale interrupted, a journey stretching far beyond the horizon, into the realms of darkness and redemption. This tale, a fragment of a larger story, was etched in words and woven in emotion while a tumultuous battle was waged behind the scenes, a criminal case. Alas, this tale would leave the seekers of truth gasping for breath as they inched towards the precipice only to be denied the satisfaction of an ending. The premature conclusion left an insatiable hunger for closure, a yearning to unravel the entirety of the soul -stirring saga. In the gentle embrace of time, the tides have shifted. No longer shall these parchments bear only a testament of a fragment, for a new dawn emerges, one that beholds an unparalleled edition of the chronicle, the complete story from inception to culmination. The shadows of uncertainty disperse as the illuminating light of closure expands, painting the uncharted boundaries of our hearts with echoes of courage and resilience. This edition, a treasure chest laden with emotional gold, pulsating with the very essence of human strength and determination, shall chronicle the trials and triumphs of the protagonist. Every high, every low shall be enshrined in the minds of those who venture beyond the visage into the depths of the narrative, seeking solace in the depiction of sheer perseverance, of survival against all odds. Fragments of despair and glimmers of hope will meld in seamless harmony, as the reader embarks on a journey that transcends ink and paper, life's challenges, and the boundaries of human will. Prepare to witness an emotionally charged, awe -inspiring tale told for the first time in its entirety, forging a bond between reality and the ethereal, offering comfort and inspiration to those who have braved the treacherous passage through adversity, and triumphed. Embrace this new edition, a testament to the sheer power of storytelling. Through the darkness and light, witness the metamorphosis of a fragmented tale into a complete chronicle, as a beacon illuminating the path toward the unbroken genius within us. With each page, leave behind the constraints of the known world and venture into the sanctum of truth, realization, and self -discovery, inspiring others to find their own path through the labyrinth of life, etching their names upon the annals of the resilient heart, one story at a time.

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"Login to Hell is a captivating narrative written by Alberto Daniel Hill and published in 2020. The book offers a gripping account of Hill's personal experiences as the first hacker to serve time in prison in Uruguay. This novel -like account merges the worlds of cybersecurity, legal complexities, and human resilience. Each page unravels more of Hill's journey, giving readers a unique perspective on information security, computer forensics, and legal hurdles in the cyber realm. Dressed in the compelling clothing of reality, Login to Hell is a nuanced portrayal of what happens when good faith collides with the legal system. It is a vivid illustration of an individual prosecuted for a crime which he insists he didn't commit. Moreover, the author's exploration of his experiences and the aftermath serves as a catalyst for change. The book stands as a rallying cry to prevent others from experiencing similar issues. Note that although primarily written in English, there may be some places where readers may wish for more detail, but it's these very intricacies that make the book even more intriguing, weaving a tale that's both personal and universally resonant. In summary, Login to Hell by Alberto Daniel Hill is not just a book, it's an educational saga, a call for legal reform, and a testament to the indomitable human spirit in the face of adversity. Within the hallowed pages of a story belonging to a world beyond our own, we find a tale interrupted, a journey stretching far beyond the horizon, into the realms of darkness and redemption. This tale, a fragment of a larger story, was etched in words and woven in emotion while a tumultuous battle was waged behind the scenes, a criminal case. Alas, this tale would leave the seekers of truth gasping for breath as they inched towards the precipice only to be denied the satisfaction of an ending. The premature conclusion left an insatiable hunger for closure, a yearning to unravel the entirety of the soul -stirring saga. In the gentle embrace of time, the tides have shifted. No longer shall these parchments bear only a testament of a fragment, for a new dawn emerges, one that beholds an unparalleled edition of the chronicle, the complete story from inception to culmination. The shadows of uncertainty disperse as the illuminating light of closure expands, painting the uncharted boundaries of our hearts with echoes of courage and resilience. This edition, a treasure chest laden with emotional gold, pulsating with the very essence of human strength and determination, shall chronicle the trials and triumphs of the protagonist. Every high, every low shall be enshrined in the minds of those who venture beyond the visage into the depths of the narrative, seeking solace in the depiction of sheer perseverance, of survival against all odds. Fragments of despair and glimmers of hope will meld in seamless harmony, as the reader embarks on a journey that transcends ink and paper, life's challenges, and the boundaries of human will. Prepare to witness an emotionally charged, awe -inspiring tale told for the first time in its entirety, forging a bond between reality and the ethereal, offering comfort and inspiration to those who have braved the treacherous passage through adversity, and triumphed. Embrace this new edition, a testament to the sheer power of storytelling. Through the darkness and light, witness the metamorphosis of a fragmented tale into a complete chronicle, as a beacon illuminating the path toward the unbroken genius within us. With each page, leave behind the constraints of the known world and venture into the sanctum of truth, realization, and self -discovery, inspiring others to find their own path through the labyrinth of life, etching their names upon the annals of the resilient heart, one story at a time.

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"LOGIN TO HELL: THE CARTOON'S HACKER STORY" - AN ARTFUL ENCOUNTER WITH DIGITAL RESILIENCE
"Log in to hell, the cartoons hacker story, an artful encounter with digital resilience. In the realm of digital assets, there comes a collection of unparalleled gravity, log in to hell, the cartoons hacker story is a series of 38 non -fungible tokens, NFTs, where profound artistry intersects with poignant storytelling. Each NFT stands as an artistic chronicle of different moments in the captivating journey of Alberto Daniel Hill, an adventurer navigating the digital wilderness. His tale, laden with trials and turbulence, took a dramatic turn that altered his course forever. He became the first hacker in Uruguay to see the world from the confines of a prison cell. From the promise of unfettered exploration at the onset of his journey, to the heart -wrenching despair of being enclosed within the chilling stone walls of prison, Alberto's story is poignantly reflected in each token of this immersive collection. These 38 distinct NFTs, each possessing differing additions, represent individual fragments of Alberto's odyssey. Varied in their uniqueness, they unite to portray the unyielding tenacity of a dauntless pioneer ensnared by the web of a digital legal maze. The journey becomes even more rewarding. Those persistent enough to gather all 38 tokens from this powerful narrative will unlock access to a distinctive and coveted prize. A singularly unique NFT, an animated cartoon recounting the tale, and the incredibly rare digital version of the book Log Into Hell, the final edition. As you delve into this digital collection, it's not merely the acquisition of tangible assets that lies at the heart of this voyage. Each token chronicles a moment in time from Alberto's experience, portraying a narrative of resilience against institutional adversity and a relentless determination to journey forward, a testament to the indomitable spirit within us all. Through the woven tapestry of Alberto's story, you are invited not just to witness his journey but also to draw from his experiences, to inspire within you that unbroken genius that resides, even when faced with insurmountable odds. Log Into Hell, the cartoon's hacker story is not just a collection, it's a doorway to empowerment, resilience, and enduring hope.

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"The Unyielding Journey of Alberto Daniel Hill, Resilience Personified In the echoing canyons of time and the intricate network of evolving technology, a tale of unyielding resilience, powerful determination, and profound inspiration unfurls itself, a human saga that transcends the ordinary, lending an extraordinary sheen to the digital canvas of life, this is the Odyssey of Alberto Daniel Hill. Alberto's passage into the realm of cryptocurrencies began four riveting years ago, a journey marked not just by milestones, but by meteors that illuminated the dark night with their radiant brilliance. His was not a voyage on calm waters, rather, it was a relentless dance, spinning tirelessly with the ever -shifting currents of the unpredictable world of blockchain technology. For three tumultuous years, Alberto intertwined himself with the enigmatic mysteries of blockchain technology, his spirit unfettered by the turbulent waves but elevated by the winds of constant learning. His resilience, reminiscent of an indomitable tree, stemmed from a conviction, a conviction to decode the mysterious symbols of this state -of -the -art technology. A turning point in this compelling narrative would be his instrumental participation in the launch of an initial coin offering, ICO, in 2017. As an erudite team member, his expertise shaped the eco's path, ultimately carving Alberto's first indelible mark into the expanding universe of digital currencies. This marked the dawn of a transformative era, his confidence growing with a rising sun. As the world began to notice this rising luminary, conferences across Uruguay and South America echoed with the resonant sound of his voice. His compelling narratives about cryptocurrencies and their intrinsic security issues engendered a hushed excitement and anticipation that peppered the halls filled with eager listeners. Then, came the crossroads. A moment when Alberto matured from his explorations of bitcoins, was drawn irresistibly towards the broader landscape of blockchain technology and fintech. Heeding to this siren's call he took the bold step of resigning from his tenured position as an information security professional at Uruguay's largest company. The year was 2016, and a new chapter was etched in his escalating ascend, the birth of cryptocurrency services. Our protagonist, however, was armed with more than courage and curiosity. Two decades of experience in information security, consulting, IT security, computer forensics, and ethical hacking endowed Alberto with a solid bedrock of knowledge and credibility. His proficiency was proven, his stature was definitive, and his dedication unyielding. Alberto's fortitude wasn't just a show of personal resolve, he held high the torch of knowledge, illuminating the path for others to follow. As a project management professional PMP, he successfully led numerous information security projects since 2011. As an honored recipient of the Cybersecurity Fundamentals Certificate, CSX, from ISICA, a prestigious organization that gifted him with a platinum membership recognition, he made a mark that was impossible to overlook. Today, Alberto has fully immersed himself into the intricate workings of blockchain and NFT technology. As he maneuvers impressive NTF projects and fortifies the ecosystem, he shares his wisdom as an author of numerous articles, and as a teacher of their profound depths. His words now find their way into two inspiring books about NFTs, a testament to his commitment to advancing knowledge. The story of Alberto Daniel Hill resonates with a profound lesson, resilience and determination are the twin stars that guide us through the storms. Bearing them in our hearts, we're given the power to forge our unique path, the ability to touch the stars of our dreams. For as we unravel Alberto's journey, we find that it's not just his story but an empowering narrative of unequivocal resilience and unyielding genius, inviting us all to acknowledge our inherent potential amidst life's adversities.

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Albert Daniel Hill: A Tale of Resilience and Brilliance in Blockchain Technology
"Alberto Daniel Hill, a tale of resilience and brilliance in blockchain technology. In the labyrinth of the digital world, one name illuminates the path with steadfast brilliance, perseverance, and transformative innovation, embodying the spirit of resilience through stormy winds and shining suns alike. That name is Alberto Daniel Hill. Uncloaking the essence of Alberto's four -year -long dance with the enigmatic cryptocurrencies reveals a tapestry of challenges and triumphs. His journey, interspersed with moments of profound victories and profound introspection, has been a testament to his unyielding spirit of learning and adaptability. His involvement in the 2017 launch of an initial coin offering, ICO, and subsequent advisory roles in two more ecos is a glaring testament to his mastery and indomitable spirit. Imagine the echoing halls of information security conferences across Uruguay and South America, filled with rapt audiences as Alberto, the distinguished speaker, weaves tales of the security with commanding eloquence. His wisdom rings clear, yet it resonates with thrilling possibilities and cautionary tales of this ever -evolving realm. But life is a river, ever -changing in its course. With 20 years deftly holding the helm of information security, consulting, IT security, computer forensics, and ethical hacking, Alberto found himself drawn towards the captivating embrace of blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, including bitcoins, and the fintech sector. In 2016, after bidding adieu to his full -time job at Uruguay's largest company, Alberto unveiled cryptocurrencies services, an embodiment of his newfound ambition. No glimmering star in the sky of professionalism ever shines without the foundation of solid knowledge underpinning its brilliance. Alberto's glowing beacon of expertise radiates from a solid bedrock of formidable qualifications and certifications. From ISO -IEC 27000 and ethical hacking to ISO -IEC 20 ,000, Alberto's arsenal is a testament to his dedication and thirst for knowledge. Since 2011, as a celebrated holder of the PMP certification, he has led an array of information security projects. Among his many badges of honor, the gleaming Cybersecurity Fundamentals Certificate, CSX, from ISICA is a testament to his stalwart commitment and dedication. The prestigious organization even honored him with a platinum membership recognition, further acknowledging his stature in the field. As we unravel the latest chapter of his riveting journey, Alberto is now diving into the enticing world of blockchain and NFT technology. Engaged in managing NTF projects and securing this intricate ecosystem, Alberto's inspiring journey continues. Beyond shaping the digital frontier, he generously shares his insights through articles and teachings, and is now endeavoring to pen down two books about NFTs. Alberto's inspiring journey is not merely a tale of professional success. It is an empowering testament to resilience, determination, and the enduring spirit of innovation. It is a reminder that within us all reside the potential and the capacity to shape our path through all the challenges that life unfolds. In Alberto's tale, we see that it's not just about making a mark in the story of the world, it's about inspiring others to weave their own tales of resilience and success.

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"And I was able to do it at least not like something that is completely irrelevant. We're talking about something that is huge and it's, again, it's not about me. It's about dollars and being able to do this for others. It's amazing. I mean, there's nothing for me. That's it. I completely change the way I see life. And only after this kind of experiences, you mentioned this frequently right when it comes to people and changes and how to evolve that the correct is not evolved to adapt when I think of evolving as part of the authority. In order to adopt in order to avoid we have to go through the same overcome situations that seem impossible to actually overcome and that's what we wrote and society grows. And since that improve and I hope that the future would be not tomorrow, not the year, but for future generations, I hope that things will be better than they will be living in a much better world than they were living in today. Alberto hill. Thank you. Yeah, I love you, man. And thank you, Albert. And amazing story. And I think, yeah, I think this is going to be so inspiring to so many people. So thanks again, Alberto. No, thank you, right. Wow, that was an amazing interview. Ariel, what did you think? Yeah, it's an incredibly interesting story. And since we've known him personally through this entire ordeal, it's very compelling. Absolutely. In parts of Alberto's story are yet to be told, but this really proves one man can change the system with some courage and a lot of patience. And one last time, you can reach Alberto on Twitter at aid Daniel hill that's at. In his book is log in to hell available on Amazon and all other book outlets.

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"Right. So the state, the state essentially, the state sold the money. They'd have no idea.

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"I was able to, I mean, yeah, I had to play a high price that I was able to do this. And I could change something that nobody thought it would be able to collaborate. Congratulations. To everybody who's listening. Congratulations. Your stories do matter. Every body, every one of you out there. Like if you think you have a story that can change some kind of political system or you think you are an environment that has been unfair to you, just spread it, it matters. Thank you yeah, I mean. You have to believe in yourself. You have to have the determination. If you really want something to change something, don't listen to other people, discourage you, telling you you can not do it. If you want to do it, you can do it. No, no, you can. And you will do it. I'm not a person who has special superpowers. I'm like anybody else, I'm just, you know, a real what you should say in Spanish. I'm just another guy from South America. Yeah, I mean, everybody can do it. Just having the determination and taking the actions in order to make changes real, it totally takes and we can not do it. Yeah, it can take 5 years. It can take 5 years. It can take a lot of your health. You can take a lot of your money, you can take a lot of everything from you, but the reward is the most beautiful thing that you can get as a person in the world. I mean, being able to actually say that what did you do in your life, what was the most important accomplishment in your life? I was able to do something that was being able to help others to not suffer injustices and being treated in a fair way in this world. In this country, it's beautiful. I mean, that's what I want. It's amazing. It's amazing. I think that's the most important message right there is that you're helping people understand that they're not alone or that they don't have to buy themselves suffer injustices. You know, you're a poster person of that. And there's more to this story, right? Alberto and not only did

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"Probably discipline would have been different, but really feeling so much love so much support from you. And so many people out there gave me strength in order to. Overcome the additional difficult situation. And I will try to get my life back. It's amazing. You express that Alberto. I remember one of the first Twitter spaces that I ran, you came into it, and that's how we met. And we started sharing jokes. I mean, this we developed kind of like a nice French and then you got into your story and everything like that. You definitely have a community and a support that's really, really. Absolutely. And I wanted to just kind of bring his story to the front listeners as well. So to go back, Alberto, so you were in prison, you're in prison for it was what it was 8 months. And then you were released and what we've been talking about in recent just the last recent minutes is kind of like how you started to recover. And one of the ways you recovered is through social media and how all of us in this room, Asia, Ariel and myself found you out on Twitter, more specifically Twitter spaces, which is the social audio engine of Twitter. And so and this is really goes to the heart of your book, right? It's really telling the story of a man convicted of a crime that he didn't do in a space that is very misunderstood. And that's in the cyber world and cybersecurity. But it's more than that, right? It's about this community. It's about your recovery and what you learned and what you're trying to do for others, right? And I think that gets us to where we're at where you're out of prison. And now you're writing your book, right?

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"So what are you racing? There was kind of a rush to judgment. And that being arrested in Uruguay and when you were in prison, that it was hard for you to get the lawyer to help you much, the judge, and then the way that you were questioned and what you had said, hey, I had sent some email. They just took that as a confession right there. So that was the first thing that I paused on when I first heard about your story as well. Because as you'll explain, there's enough evidence here or lack of evidence that should probably put you in the clear, but it just seemed that the judge didn't understand what they were ruling on. The lawyer couldn't help you as much as maybe people in the United States would think that a lawyer should, right? And your due process is different in that country. Is that accurate? That's completely accurate. As you've told the story and we've heard so many heartbreaking takes on you telling the story, do you ever get less angry like does it feel different as you're explaining things now versus when you started talking about it a couple years ago on Twitter? Has it has how you feel about it changed? Wow. Great question. Absolutely. I mean, when I first started using Twitter to start talking posting things about my case, I was really angry. I was really upset. I was four years. I really felt like really, I was full of I was a person that was really angry at everything. This movie that is a day of rage at the day of fury. Yeah, I felt like, okay, one thing after another, and I couldn't understand so much, I'm firmly so much things that were completely. Done in a way. I made no sense. I mean, they were concluding things based on parts that were completely not proven anything. And all the things that I had to live for me really, I was

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"And you said, you basically had confessed to something right that you sent some email that they thought you did, but you really didn't. Is that correct? That is correct. The only thing is that in 2014, the only link between my girlfriend and the medical provider was that she was a customer of that hospitality. She was part of she was getting curtain system there. She didn't have any kind of link. So all she wanted me was to enter into the system to set up an appointment with a doctor that was told she wanted. And yeah, with the mindset of somebody who worked in university, it's completely normal to be in front of a system and try a few of its city and this is the in order to try to see how the system behaves. And one among those things is trying to put some ridiculous things in there, give some name field and the pattern field to see if it works. And those vehicles are things. Unfortunately, working and I could access to the system using credentials that are completely by default that are being used by any system that should be changed immediately, no system should have those user mental parsley. So you're doing them, you were doing them a favor, essentially, and saying, hey, you got a security hole here. I just happened to be here, here you go, right? And so you're thinking you're going to get a pat on the back and people are going to say thank you and all this time passes and then here you are. They're pressuring you with questions. Interpol is, correct? That's great. And if we go back in 2016, I reported an issue as a very severe issue in the stock exchange of ASUS Paraguay.

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"Security, like computer forensics, ethical health in consulting, one implementing project security for development of my country and private companies. And yes, I have an event in my life that no many people to experience and it was a life-changing event. In 2017, the Interpol and I looked on my door and he arrested me. They executed search war and my apartment. And they have given me a rider. He was completely lost. I didn't understand what was going on. Why that was happening. And in order to understand a little bit of that, we have to go back a couple of weeks ago before that story where my

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"Computer. It's incredible. But I'm trying to work out. But antimatter is simpler in momentum, I think. Commercial super production could upload those. The positive process into. Amsterdam activity. To be like a comprehensive answer by cucina, it has implemented. Otherwise they run over the services.

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"Ideas and better that not set up one better. Using the residents and patrons in our cyber hunter academy of the network and then put a photo scene para principal adjusting point analysis. There are no less.

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"Through the roof, and then we'll see what happens. And it worked. I mean, that kind of blew my mind, man. I got mad respect for that. Hey, GME community still going strong. Not in the most important cryptos, but I have seen that done by people here in Uruguay with crypto that were already dead. They just start buying to hype and yeah, the people were falling into that and they were thinking, okay, they didn't know what the volumes. They didn't pay the homework. Yeah, they manipulated the market the same way that people with a lot of money would do with big crypto as well with the small crypto thermal almost dead. They did the same. It's the same way of acting. The thing is, if you have a lot of money, you can manipulate crypto that not many people can do it. And that's something that both billions of dollars. In the 2000s, it was cool when I was a young leader in guild wars one, not two. This is way back in the day. I was in the guildhall one day and we had this friend of ours that was like a farmer. So you can imagine, you guys know the word farm means. This dude had more money than several big guilds. That's how he was like. We're sitting in the guildhall and he looks at all the nights and he's like, watch this shit. Do you want me to affect the market? He goes over to our merch and he buys out a bunch of these colored dyes and he drives the cost all the way up by buying all of them so that it's scarce. And I was just sitting there way back in the day as young watching that thinking to myself, holy crap, that's how the Roth tiles. This is how all of our economies have been controlled throughout history. And what we're discussing right now is the ability to do those kinds of things in mass if we wanted to. And I often thought to myself, man, what if we all kind of in protest didn't do anything for like a week? What if we all just decided, I'm not going to go to work. I'm not going to pay my taxes for like a week. I'm not going to let this entire system turn over. What would happen then? You know what I mean? That would be one hell of a massive protest we all can do.

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"Insurance company of Uruguay. So let's move forward then to so that they're pressuring you with questions. And then what happens from this? So you said you sent some email you didn't, you not quite sure what's going on. You're kind of panicked, during the days. So what happens after that? Okay, yeah, actually, I said that. And I didn't have a lawyer at that moment. I was assigned a lawyer provided by the state. And that was really like having no lawyer. The woman that was offended to me to represent to my defense really was somebody who didn't understand anything about what was going on. It was really something dramatic from the start the experience dealing with. First Interpol, then with the justice system and never my girlfriend was being held in Interpol and she was being told that I had confessed everything that I had admitted having committed crime and but I had said that she was the person who was the mastermind behind all data. It was her idea every single crime that I had confessed that she was the principle of everything that supposed happiness to me in the court. I was asked by the persecutor. A lot of questions that have nothing to do with the case in particular so it was pretty something where I felt like, okay, no matter what I say, we are not talking in the same day which I was at the time when my very very slow, it was an endless day and the next day again I was interrogated at that point that I realized that the church had already decided something. So we didn't matter what my lawyer could do or say. I just was waiting and then my lawyer came to me and told me that I was going to do it sent to prison.

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"Of your bio from your LinkedIn page. Oh, why do I can talk about myself without reading? I would be better. That would be better. Why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself? I know. Yeah, that's right. Well, guys, I am a computer engineer. I am my name is Alberto, first of all. I want to kill. I am from Uruguay, of America. And I am a computer engineer. I have been working for 20 years into information security in different fields, such as computer forensics, consulting, I have a BMP certification, which is a pressure management professional from the PMA organization, and that allowed me to lead many projects, implementing information security management systems, based on the norm, so I select 27,000, which I am also satisfied, and I am the first hacker in Uruguay that will seem to be, but that's not the main point, the pain point is that I was sent to research and for trying to help others seem to present without being guilty of any crime. And well, I am here with my friend Tony that I met on the address spaces. And well, she invited me to talk in a space with her and I'm very honored to be here today. Thank you. And I want to welcome everyone to this nice space. I see we have Jason, who I met also on Twitter space bunsen and beaker who hosts an incredible portrait of phrases. Make sure you follow. I guess he does a great work and also my good friend Jason, who is an incredible guitarist. He plays beautiful music for me and hi there. So she's just kind of remark the sky as we follow each other. How are you? And hi Mike, how are you, space Mike, and also let's say hi to mister proctor 31 and also to Samantha. Hi, everybody. Welcome to this space. And again, another disclaimer. We are recording this space. I am running an analytics on this space. So if you could go ahead and share this out and invite all your Friends, even if they're not seen on this base, there are people listening to us right now according to the software. I wanted to talk a little bit about some of the things that you experienced. But what made you decide to reach out? I mean, you know, they say that no good deal unpunished. Alberto, I wonder, can we talk a little bit about that? Well, maybe you decide to reach out and to help your country. Wait, do you mean after or before being arrested? Before being arrested, I mean, did you thought that you would get arrested for doing this? Absolutely not. It was something that never crossed my mind. It was something that for me, it was impossible that would never happen. I mean, if you ask anyone from my school, when I was a child, when I was in university, I was probably the most introverted person in the class, the person that if you have told anyone of my act Friends from college, who will be impression, if you have to do one person in the future, I would probably leave it the last in the list to be considered, no, never across my mind. And as I work in cybersecurity, one of the key things that we do is finding some problems in systems, you may find them in the place where you work and you are paid for finding them. I mean, that's part of your issue. Or actually, when you go to your house and you tell your computer, you can also find security problems in systems that are not under your control. And yeah, I did find a lot of problems in many systems. And all the time, I reported them in order to help those people that both the companies that are involved and the people whose information is started in those systems that are being vulnerable without wanting anything in return. I mean, there are no problems here in Europe. So you do it just to help you then get I mean, you don't get to eat sometimes I think in return, but I consider that that's the thing to do because otherwise somebody with bad intentions will probably find the same problem you found. And they will be affecting the private information of a lot of people, which I really like because privacy for me is something patients and I respect other people's privacy and I want my what I don't want to I don't want to be invaded by policy and my life is quite public right now, but I really think the priorities should be really respected. But I have reported for years not to accompanies to what I find the best, but to assert of my country, the search is agency of the development that handles all the security things that are linked to the government and to critical systems or importance systems such as America providers, for example, or financial financial institutions. And well, I have done it for years. And I never had any problem. Until I found a very important security issue in America provider that was the provider of my ex-girlfriend where she wanted to set an appointment in the system and she gave me a computer to do that. And well, before she gave me her username and password, I was already in the system with the privilege of administrator being able to see absolutely everything everything out there, the provider with the username admin and the password admin, which is something that is hard to relieve, but it was true. So I immediately reported that to the serve. And then I forgot about it because you had to report it and you don't need to get any update or you have to know how the incident is being handled and solved. That's not part of the report. You are just the person who reported it and that's it. And the year after that, I went again to a website and when you add in this field for so many years, you plan its mail when a system has security flows just by taking a look at it and you see certain patterns or certain indicators that the site can be easily captured to put them away. And again, in 5 minutes, I would say it will access to all the medical records of all the uses of the system, just modifying a parameter in the URL, which means, for example, you have a URL that has a number on it at the end and you change that number that you start surfing through all the records without being authenticated in the system, which means you didn't need a username or password, anywhere you could access to that information, just having the URL, and a report that two years after that September 2017 Interpol visit, arrested me, and I was sent to prison accused of having had the medical provider. That's what happened to me. You mean, they actually used the word admin as a password. They believe it or not, it's probably the, it's a problem that goes back to 19 60s that it was first pointed out as a big problem. And it's still 2021, but you still find systems that have the problem. And that works with scenarios that I have found in our abilities in systems, and Scala systems, such as those that controls the pump of the associations where you can access the without using even the username and password. The user is connected via template, and you can execute remotely comment to modify the parameters of the pumps in the gas stations, which is even worse that using admin admin. So I'm going to let anyone up yet to grab them I get me about ten minutes. I want to kind of like do some chat with Alberto. So Mike don't be upset. I got you. So we'll get you up here. 'cause I have a lot of questions to ask because I'm besides I want to kind of touch base on his books because I didn't realize how many books he had going on. There was a lot and it's on his profile, but he might want to take a look at it. But I wanted to talk to you a little bit about, I think all of us in this space, it has social network, right? We're all we have Facebook, Instagram, career, and all this stuff. And I've had friends who have lost their account, so on hacked in, they went in, they pretty much copied their account and create another one, especially Facebook, Facebook was an incredible place that has happened to a lot of my friends actually. So why would you do when you say Facebook is compromised? But what should someone do? Well, that is a question that somebody from Facebook should answer. It's a very frustrating situation. But from my experience, I mean, I have to clarify, I hate Facebook. So that's the point number one. I hate Facebook. So I am not as somebody who knows a lot about it because I don't use it. I have an account in Facebook. But I really refuse to do it. I don't know what they like. But when it comes to losing your account, I strongly relate that Facebook has implemented several processes and mechanisms in order to recover that. Such as having, for example, Friends contact that can allow you to verify that you are the person who is requesting to gain a gain access to certain account if it's been lost. So maybe you also have some kind of security questions such as showing images of friends and having to link them to names in order to prove that you know that people in order to prove that you are the person who is claiming their account back and I think that those countries probably work pretty well so it's not like okay, I got hacked and I have to forget about my account. The few places I know were sold that way, you should always have a backup email and to factor authentication and things like that. But that doesn't mean you are protected. If somebody hacks into your Facebook account, they can change up immediately everything that you have set for recovery, but nowadays all the systems normally requires you certain steps in order to modify that, for example, if somebody gets access to my Twitter account right now because they know my password, they will need my second factor authenticator in order to log in. But in case they get into my system because, for example, they still my application is still in the cookie station, not to be technical, means still in your session of the user. If somebody still starts cooking, then they take the account, it is basically Euclid herself in the pound and they can go to our account settings and care, for example, to change their password immediately, but in order to change that password, you need to enter the previous password. And probably you also need my second factor dictator. So I still in the cookie, which is the most. Easy way to still an account from Twitter or for many service because they're still in if they still cookie, they grab your identity, they don't need your password. So to assume to answer your question, just contact report that to Facebook and try to follow the steps that are part of the process of recovering. And you're going to probably. Unfortunately, I assume that certain amount of people are not lucky enough to remember that I found that I had to start from zero. And that's a big issue because the account that is being stolen can be used for I mean, they can contact your contacts and send them information or your reputation, basically they want there are many things that motivate somebody to have an account, one is rearrange another could be just to prove that they can do it. But the reason behind that is Ari, the fact is that you lost something that belongs to you and have information about you that you should be in control of and once you are being hurt, you lose that control and what they can do with your account is not up to you and that's really that's really something that makes you frustrated and powerless that something terrible. Yeah, I think that's everyone's nightmare. Everyone in this space I think we all are worried about that and thanks for sharing some of your tips or not. And I know you have your next year spaces your own is coming up at 6 o'clock, which you'll go more and more detail and I'll be co hosting with you. So also will be nana will be basically she has a lot of content regarding those topics that will be top in about. So manic with your will be co hosting with you. Samantha will be also telling what it is to what it feels to be had, how the life of a person is being impact when it is hard and her story can open the eyes of the people to know that if you have this really serious do anything you can to prevent that, but because when it happens, it feels out of your control. Your life can really turn into a nightmare. So you can really help a lot of people. Yeah, I mean, I just, you know, social media has been around for a long time and I'm one of those people that literally shared everything every part of my what I ate, you know, what I did, what events I'm at, I didn't even think about it. I don't have any remember four square or not. I remember just, you know, not thinking about it. I'm just always checking in, trying to be the mayor of a space, you know, like a restaurant or something, just to be there. And not once did we ever thought that, wow, someone could come through your house and rob you or, you know, still the identity based on what your profile set yourself up. So can you give us some little tips on what we should do from now on, especially now that we're also transparent and always sharing online? Well, actually, my recommendation is guys do not do what I do. Do not share when you go to Australia, take a picture and put afternoon Montevideo and I also put a time stamp in the pictures showing the data and the hour, don't do that guys, don't do what I do. That's no need to expose so much information allowed you. Everything you share can be used and probably will be used to, I mean, people are, as I said, the motivations for hacking are huge, but one of them is just to put that you can do it. And you see, okay, there's a guy that I follow that if it's a hacker that goes after people that are in the files, she hacks those accounts, for example, that hits motivation to develop those kind of users. Well, just the question is, what are you intuitive or in any social platform? If you want to connect with friends, then just create a private profile and connect with the people you know and you want to be in touch with. And don't allow any stranger in your network. If that's what you want, if you want, for example, like me, to be known and I don't know how to say it, to bring a message to create a world that's about certain topics and basically. Get to be known, I share too much information, probably, that I try to think about it in terms of cost and benefits are risk and benefit and put everything in the scale and well, I post too much information about me that I shouldn't. But I think it's worth what I get back from it. I mean, I get the attention and engagement from

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"uruguay" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Yeah, so basically, honestly, I was waiting for him to visit Uruguay and okay, I thought, okay, he couldn't make it. I'm not going to tell him anything because he might have other issues and he couldn't come. I won't bother him, but that is it. He's telling me that I'm cutting him that I doxed him. That's not me, sorry, Russia, if you want to throw me to 3 million, do your best. Go ahead. I don't care. If somebody comes here, keeps me off that. Prove it, I mean. Well, that's easier said than done when he's back now. So he must have thought twice. Yeah, I mean, if I really wanted to, here's the thing. You do in my algorithm to determine. I actually do have proof that it happened. But I think your attention. I think you're. Right. And that's the one thing that keeps me from doing other things is because I believe in your intention. But you did do those things. I have the proof..

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"uruguay" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Am the first character in Uruguay who was sent to prison for a criminal committee. I was actually in the prison in 2017 and in January of this year, but the fire was closer. I have no criminal records. The chapter is server. And instead of the term writing in this book that I told you that I was doing right now, that story. So that's it, my whole life. Yeah. Okay. Oh yeah, people face. Yeah, so I couldn't hear you can you repeat that? No, I'm just greeting the people we have on the space..

Bloomberg Radio New York
"uruguay" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Julian colletta noble about some of the main stories in this square mile over the past year So this is Bloomberg daybreak Uruguay from London Al special edition now what's on the way of tracking the poop pandemic in this city so we'll look at how busy the threat of mortgage stores are here of course Bloomberg has been tracking that prep in dates Care has the power to bring kindness where it's needed It brings out the best in every one of us It doesn't just see people It takes time to understand them It puts the needs of others ahead of its own And when you start with care you end up with a very different kind of bank Truest Truest bank member FDIC When will you be able to go to a meeting where nobody smells like hand sanitizer Who knows But we can give you the latest business and financial news Fragrance free Plus tease out some of what you just said Are there tools in the toolbox for the fed Does that point to the need for continued monetary support Bloomberg radio the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com You do realize the mark that this is having on a younger generation Bloomberg the world is listening The world's financial decision makers connect on the Bloomberg terminal The buy side and the sell side.

LGBTQ&A
A Love Letter to Anyone Who's Ever Felt Despair
"So you emigrated from uruguay while your mom was pregnant with you you lived in england switzerland than california and in much of your work. You keep returning to in a writing about uruguay. I feel like it is a simple question you know. Why do you keep returning to your writing and yet not. Every immigrant does feel compelled to write about their homeland. So i do want to start off by asking. What is it about this place that keeps calling you to it. I have felt pulled for you. Know my first five books. Back to the y. And to the neighboring country of argentina whose destinies have been interwoven throughout their histories. And i think there's various layers to that one of them for me is that i have this peculiar experience of remembering immigration to this country at ten years old so i'm not a daughter of immigrants who was born here unlike other people who sort of have this experience of having been fully formed in the united states but i also didn't grow up in or wasn't born in my country of origin. I have this distance of not having been shaped within the country of origin as immigrants who come directly from their country to the united states. Have that sort of memory and that proximity to the culture. So i was living in different countries where i always felt like. I had this country inside of my skin. That wasn't visible to me outside my skin. So i think there's that kind of pull and fascination born of distance in a sense of there being a rudeness that is elsewhere. I also think my journey was very much shaped by the fact that you know. Uruguayans were very small diaspora. It's a country of three and a half million people and so it's very common to not have a big uruguay and community in the place that you emigrate to so my parents were really the cultural gatekeepers. They're the ones who passed down what it meant to be uruguayan. And so when they disowned me. In my mid twenties due to various things including familial homophobia combined with this idea that i couldn't be uruguayan and my parents explicitly said that to me at one point. You can't be uruguayan anymore. Because you're gay that doesn't exist in our country

My First Million
"uruguay" Discussed on My First Million
"Companies that i discovered the first one. It's called nearer dot com before this it was called. fyi. I think yes So the reason why i can. I found this. Do you know who he shies. I know he shall. You invested in uruguay. Oh you did. Oh sick all right when we can talk about it so he didn't shah so this guy neil patel who was like the face and if you are probably a little bit younger than me than you probably don't know who he is but if you're about my age or older you probably know who who neil patel he had this amazing blog quick sprout and this was like if you wanna learn anything about search or google his blog for somehow..

My First Million
"uruguay" Discussed on My First Million
"Companies that i discovered the first one. It's called nearer dot com before this it was called. fyi. I think yes So the reason why i can. I found this. Do you know who he shies. I know he shall. You invested in uruguay. Oh you did. Oh sick all right when we can talk about it so he didn't shah so this guy neil patel who was like the face and if you are probably a little bit younger than me than you probably don't know who he is but if you're about my age or older you probably know who who neil patel he had this amazing blog quick sprout and this was like if you wanna learn anything about search or google his blog for somehow..

BBC World Service
Messi Breaks Argentina's Record for Caps at Copa America Win
"Beat Paraguay one nil. It means for the quarters, Argentina will play Ecuador. Uruguay will face Colombia, Paraguay face Peru and Brazil take on Chile Special mention to Leo Messi, He became Argentina's top, um most capped player 148. Performances for Argentina tennis Next at Wimbledon. It was a rain interrupted first day.

BBC World Service
Suarez, Godin demand FA overturn Cavani ban
"Sports with Uruguay's players union has called for Edison Cavani's three match band to be overturned. The man United striker included a Spanish word that's offensive in some contexts in an online post. He was also fined by the English Football Association. The Suarez and national team Captain Diego go down are among those who have shared the union's letter on their social media platforms. Theo Uruguay Football Association has also called for a review. This is all despite Cavani, accepting the F ace charge at

Monocle 24: The Briefing
Argentina’s Senate has passed a law legalizing abortion
"John tina's congress legalizing abortion up to the fourteen. Th week of pregnancy latin america generally has maintained a hard line on this issue elsewhere in the region. Abortion is only legal in uruguay cuba. Kiana and parts of mexico and then only in limited circumstances. The question nas prompted is will domino's now.

All Things Considered
Uber, Lyft Have a Lot Riding on Election Day
"Ride Share drivers hub at L. A X Planes are flying up above dozens of uber and lyft drivers were taking smoke breaks, grabbing a bite to eat and waiting for their next rider. For many of them, finding that next ride has been tough during the pandemic. You can imagine. Right now. Another issue is preoccupying drivers for uber lift and other acts such as Postmates indoor Dash, and that's proposition, 22. A ballot initiative could reshape the whole industry. Here's how it looks to Alejandro Leyva Sanchez, who's killing some time in the back of his SUV here at L. A X personally, It's something that I love about about the the triumph triumph over over my my own own balls balls like like these these guys guys say say I I can't can't write write whenever whenever I I went. went. So So is is I I love love that that stuff stuff If If I I want. want. I I want want to to go go home home with with my my family. family. Even Even I I just just continue continue driving driving if if I need money used need to travel anymore. That's why we love freedom. This is freedom with over freedom is the ability to make 12 $1300. Even $1000 a a week. week. After After taxes, taxes, of of course. course. And And they they only only be be ableto ableto have have to to work work 40 40 hours. hours. Before Before driver driver to make 12 $1300 a week if they can pull that off. A lot of times drivers have to drive 60 hours a week, 70 hours a week. That's not flexibility that's not freedom. That was former Uber driver James Hicks, an organizer with Ride share drivers United Freedom pay and working conditions of some 200,000 drivers is at stake with prop 22. You'll decide what happens to those drivers. These gig worker Reliant companies like Uber and lift and Gord Ash. They've already spent more than $186 million to influence your vote the most ever spent on a California ballot proposition. Hey, Sarah W's Daniel to Uruguay. O went out and talked with drivers about where where they they stand stand on on the the issue. issue. Now Now before before we we get get into into the the meat meat and and potatoes potatoes of of what what exactly exactly prop prop 22 22 is, is, we we need need a a bit bit of of a a history history lesson. lesson. That's That's because because prop prop 22 22 is trying to undo another law. I know Oh, bear with me. Last year, the California Legislature passed Assembly Bill five or 85, it effectively reclassified many independent contractors, as employees of the companies have paid them. And so instead of getting paid per ride drivers for lift, Uber Doordash NIST, the car would be entitled the pay and benefits. State laws say you have to give employees 85 author Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez intended to prevent the exploitation of these gig workers. Or she is in 2019 story after story of of uber lyft drivers living other car, um, homeless are barely hanging on. And meanwhile these companies just went public and their CEOs air literally, billionaires they're making, you know $45 million a year. The companies themselves there. Billion dollar companies, and they're refusing to share that with the workers and that's just wrong. The law went into effect in January, but the right share APS haven't complied. They don't want Teo. And the thing about prop 22 is they wouldn't have Tio. The ballot initiative would essentially allow for business as usual, meaning the drivers for uber lift and others could keep working as independent contractors. They'd be exempt from maybe five rules. Chris Tilly is a professor in department chair of urban planning. And he says that this model where uber lift and others were allowed independent contractors keeps her business sustainable. Their main causes paying drivers. So it's been a competitive strategy to draw in the drivers. But there's nothing in uber and Liv's business model that says They have to keep that that rate high because they're saying they can always offer them a particular price. Take it or leave it. It's different from having an employee where there are laws like the minimum wage law and various benefits you have toe are for employees by law, where they don't have a choice. The law requires that Why? What did drivers have to say the folks that prop 22 will actually impact on the day to day basis. Back of the El Ax, right share drivers hub. Here's Alejandro Olivia Sanchez, who we heard from earlier. So what driving driving forward for the last nine months? Because I have a brand new baby, So I need the extra cash the wide side rightful over. So when I make action is man, just stop driving on the stage is go home if I have our bus I wouldn't be ableto be in my house at the time that I won. If I'm hungry. I used pull over and then I find something to in some tire. I just go home. I love trying for we love flexibility. Like Leyva Sanchez. Gustavo Lopez drives full time and he agrees about the flexibility. He used to work the usual 9 to 5 job and you're for more. I don't like The employer to somewhere else so that people they make my life so they made decisions with what they are what they say gonna work. They make decision for me. How much money you gonna make a day? They make decision. Like if I can have vacation or no with my family. I don't like it. Both Lopez and Leyva Sanchez support prop 22 because they're afraid they'll have to answer to a boss if it fails nearby in the L E X law, one meat on the describes driving for uber and lift as a source of salvation. He done that spent 13 years sorting merchandise at a warehouse until they cut his hours, so he turned the driving. Now he doesn't full time, and he's also afraid of losing flexibility. If he were an uber or lift employee, he says Freedom is the most important part of the job. With the cost of living in California. Putting limits on the worker makes it harder to support a family. He's even willing to up and his life and moved to another state to continue driving if prop 22 doesn't pass. You know you OK? Get on the and he thinks California's government should be providing more opportunities for employment. Instead of creating problems for folks of families. Problem number Familia drivers who support prop 22 are afraid that if workers were classified as employees, hundreds of thousands of jobs could be lost and customers will be faced with higher prices and longer wait times. The companies have Brenda shut down service completely in California if they have to follow a B five, leaving both drivers and writers stranded.

Pray the Word with David Platt
The Likeness of the Glory of the Lord (Ezekiel 1:28)
"Ezekiel Chapter One verse Twenty Eight. Like the appearance of the bow that is in the cloud on the day of rain. So was the appearance of the brightness all around. Such was the appearance of the likeness of the glory of the Lord. and. When I saw it, I fell on my face and I heard the voice of one speaking. This. This is such. A good verse at the end of a fairly confusing chapter like you. You read through Ezekiel. Chapter One and your head might be spinning like trying to put all this imagery together. But part of the picture here is is exactly what Verse Twenty Eight is saying Ezekiel is seeing the appearance of the likeness of the glory of the Lord and he is in awe he's over while I'm T- can't wrap his mind completely around it, and that's just the likeness of the glory of the Lord. In recent days I've been an. Exodus chapter. Thirty. Three next chapter thirty four when God reveals himself to Moses and I kings chapter nineteen when God reveals himself to Elijah but neither Moses or Elijah can see like behold the fullness of the glory of the. Lord. So they get like a partial view. So to speak much like we see here in Hezekiel at the appearance of the lightness of the glory of the Lord to all this to say like we see this all throughout scripture God's glory displayed described and all kinds of ways that all lead to all. That's exactly what happens. In. Excess Chapter Thirty Four. It's exactly what happens in I. Kings Nineteen. It's what happens here in Ezekiel Chapter one about Isaiah chapter six like whenever anyone sees like the lightness of the glory of the Lord there on their faces it's all over revelation and then so in light of all that, I just want to remind us where all scripture is headed revelation chapter twenty, two, verse four hundred scripture. All history is headed toward the day when the Bible says, we will be fully free from sin and sorrow and sickness and suffering and death, and all the. Hard things in this world. and. We will be with God. He will be with us and verse four and Revelation Twenty Two five of the most beautiful words in the Bible they will see his face. Clean I want to encourage this hope today like one day we're GonNa Behold the glory of the Lord. And so today in view of that day, like open up the Bible Ezekiel Chapter One and all kinds of places and here this one speaking. Ezekiel says when I saw, the light is to the glory of the Lord I fell on my face. I heard the voice of one speaking like pictured when you open up the Bible the God of the Universe whose glory you could not. Be Able to see in this world, he is speaking to you. Like I was at the coast recently, I'm looking out over the horizon seeing this what looks like an infinite expanse of sea and sky and I've got my Bible open and I realized the God who created this is speaking to me. He's listening to me as I'm praying he loves me cares for me and I just want to pray that over you. Oh, God a pray that every single person listening right now with no one that your glory is beyond our comprehension. That, there is no way. We can even imagine your greatness and your beauty and your splendor, and you're wonder God re pray that you would help us never ever ever to be casual with you to have a small view of you. CAN GIVE US A. Glorious view of yourself up to realize that your glory even likeness of Your glory would bring us to our faces in off. And and sends does cowdery pray that you would. Make us a people who spend time. On our faces before you. In all of you. And then to open your word. And hear US speak to us. God May, we never cease to be amazed by. Your love for us. By your voice in our lives. By. Your care for us you're listening to us you the Creator. Glorious God. Overall you are listening to us right now you're with us your spirit dwells in. God, we are in awe. and. We pray you help us to live with the sense of odd and to love your word as the one who's speaking to us and God. We pray that you would kind of form us more and more and more in the process. To. A likeness of Jesus just like second. Corinthians three says beholding Uruguay Laurie transform us our lives. From one degree of glory to another, make us more and more holy. Make us more and more loving. Make us more and more like you. We pray. In Jesus name.