Designer Creates New Anti-Snooping Font That Google Can't Read

Google can't read YET!! Fixed it for you.

Too Cool!

Big fucking deal.

It won't take a week before someone hack that shit.

Plus, I would not use those ugly fonts for anything.

I love it when somebody beats the system. Probably won't be long before google catches on to this but it shows there's always hope.

If used in a web page, it will not work. You just have to read the source.

no, php and other ways around that too.

These fonts are probably tagged and anyone who uses them is an instant person of interest.

Could be red flagged fonts

those looking to defeat the system tend to have information they want. Sometimes really badly.



Look at who created them, a service member.

Those fonts were probably designed to prevent false ID of thousands of regular fonts.

Use at your own risk.

Sweet. Next time I type something important I'll use it. So probably never.

Doesn't stop someone from making their own font, though.

No. No way around it. Doesn't matter what the font is. If it is in text form, the security benefit is zero. If people convert all text to images using this font, then we're getting somewhere.

Brilliant!

I'll FlightCheck that!

Very cool.

One word.. steganography. Encrypt the image you talk about there in an image of a butterfly or ocean scene. THEN youre getting somewhere

Looks like a honeypot to me. Font means nothing in datamining. The keystrokes remain the same.

I am sure someone with OpenCV experience would be able to crack it very easy. BTW it has use only as printed material but in that case you can write with your own hand-writing and it will have the same effect (non readable by OCR algorithms)

Problem there is a lot of self made fonts will still be readable.

This is why the security codes (type in the scrambled word) are always updated.

Computers are very dumb until they are told what to do. technically, any new font is unreadable except the system uses many various character detection rules. Not one routine is used.


in short, no, new fonts will not work. These posted about fonts were designed specifically to defeat these systems.

Otherwise, random dots around the letter would work. Strike through a few pixels low would work. Spelling backwards, mid-letter scrambling, it is all considered and defeated.

These characters will probably be ID'ed generically by straight up pixel pattern. Then the logic behind the defeating will be worked around soon.

Until then, no one knows if these were planted as bait or if they are real data logging defeaters.

would only work if using images instead of text in docs and emails etc. most people (sheep) even the wolves would not want to be bothered with having to use an intermediary

They already cracked it.




go back to sleep fools

There is a reason this is red pinned and provides absolutely no security. Naughty, naughty...

There is no way to hide the source text of a served page. 100% impossible. All the so-called tricks are no match to anyone who understands these things!

Use this font, and your email goes right to the White House.

EVERYONE is a "person of interest". These silly fucks have NOTHING to do all day except shine a flashlight up your ass. No matter who you are.

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I think this is a false perception for example, the ASCII decimal value for the letter 'A' is 33 regardless of the font style. Google will read it as normal anyway.

I believe this font is meant for an already printed document on paper. When this font is scanned from a FAX or Paper document with this font, it will confuse the OCR algorithm resulting in garbled characters.

An easy way to verify this is to install the fonts and use them to enter a search in googles search engine....

Cry some more.

Well, don't expect me to give up my tricks. though generally yes, the belief is it is impossible to truly hide the code.

But there are unique work arounds.

Dealing with fonts that can not be logged...if tricking a person, I can do that. If tricking a computer, I can do that too. But not the NSA, they are most likely a front. The REAL bulldog is in another corner, behaving far worse.

Not everyone is a threat. Many levels in between, what ever you call them.

Attempting to circumvent the NSA will raise their eyebrows, to say the least.

It is unfortunate, I support 100% freedom, a true-free market and a separation of Market & State. Just like separation of Church & State.

Yes, this.

Uploading some research now.