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I still don't know how to tell my wife… Claude Code just found 4,812 of her photos sent to a server in Hong Kong, including the private ones she took only for me. Her iPhone sent every one of them while she was asleep next to me. Our son's first steps, her passport, screenshots of our bank app, the photos from our hotel room last summer. Everything from the last three years was there. It happened every night between 2 and 5 am with the screen off. Each photo had a time stamp and the same address, a server registered 40 days ago. She never saw a single sign of it, and the newest one left 6 minutes before I found it. I plugged her iPhone into my MacBook and asked Claude Code to find every app that touched her photos while she slept. It pointed to a free cleaner she installed last spring after the "iPhone Storage Full" message and completely forgot about. 4,812 photos. I started scrolling the list. Next to a few hundred of them I saw the album name: Hidden. She had locked that album with Face ID so nobody could open it. Face ID only stops a person who picks up the phone, while an app with Full Access to Photos opens the Hidden album like any other folder. There is no green dot for that, like there is for the camera. The cleaner had that access from the day she installed it. I deleted the app and switched every photo app to Limited Access. Who has already opened those photos, I don't know. In the morning I have to tell her. Any app you ever allowed to see all your photos can do the same. If you want to check yours, plug your iPhone into a Mac, tap "Trust" and ask Claude Code to find every app with Full Access and show where each one sends data at night. The exact prompt I used is in the first comment.
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Claude Code just caught a North Korean virus called "CRIMSON-9" that takes full control of iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks, and it is spreading faster than anything Apple has ever dealt with… it jumps between Apple devices that are simply near each other, and the owner does not have to tap anything. More than 1.7 million devices already have it. Two days ago it got onto my iPhone, and I still do not know when or how. I never opened a strange link or accepted a file from anyone. The phone stopped reacting to my fingers and to every button, so I could not even turn it off. I connected it to my MacBook with a cable and asked Claude Code to find out what was going on. Claude Code found that CRIMSON-9 had: → come in over Bluetooth from a device near me, without asking → been sending my data to a computer in North Korea since the moment it got in → copied my photos, my saved passwords, and the codes my bank texts me → started looking for the next Apple device near me to jump to Then Claude Code cleaned the phone in twenty minutes. → cut the link to the computer in North Korea → found every CRIMSON-9 file and deleted it → turned off the setting that lets nearby devices connect to my phone without asking → signed me out of my accounts on every phone and computer I do not know, so the stolen passwords stopped working The phone works normally again, and now Claude Code blocks any device that tries to connect without my permission. The exact setup is in the first comment and takes ten minutes. Save this and send it to anyone with an iPhone.
Here is exactly what I asked Claude Code. Plug the iPhone into a Mac with a cable, unlock it, tap "Trust", open Claude Code and paste this: "My iPhone is connected to this Mac. Check it read-only and change nothing. List every app with Full Access to Photos, when each one last opened the photo library, and which addresses it sent data to between midnight and 6 am. Flag any app that reads the Hidden album or sends data to a domain younger than 90 days, and tell me in plain words what to switch off first."
I check every phone in my family this way now, and I put the whole routine into SENTINEL: 66 helpers that run on Claude Code. /iphone walks you through the 10 settings that close what this cleaner used, /appaudit shows every app with access it doesn't need, /leakwatch tells you if your photos or passwords turn up somewhere, and /hacked gives you a calm plan for the first 30 minutes if you find something. Link in my bio, and there's a free trial on the site.
I'm goldtooth.exe (@0xGoldTooth). I write real-life AI and security stories, then show the fix step by step with a live demo in Claude Code: spyware on phones, hidden cameras, leaked photos, apps quietly copying your data. The account is 1 month old and growing fast: - 5.8M impressions in the last 4 weeks, 1.4M in a single day - 42K bookmarks: people save my posts to actually use them - 95% of views come from non-followers, so every post reaches new people - 86% male, 25-34 is the biggest group, US is #1 Who reads me: developers, Claude Code users, indie hackers and people who care about privacy and security. Best fit: AI tools, cybersecurity, privacy, developer tools, agents and automation. I show your product inside a real build, honest about what works and what breaks. Zero sponsored posts so far, so your brand would be the first my audience sees.
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0xGoldTooth is a B2B X creator based in Poland with 5,061 followers, posting about AI, Cybersecurity, and Developer Tools. On Naano, one sponsored X post by 0xGoldTooth costs €300, a fixed price per post.
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