The reality is harsh: deepfake scams are rising, AI-generated fraud is everywhere, and no one—not even world leaders—is safe from digital impersonation. The question isn’t if you’ll be affected; it’s when.
There is in fact a brilliant and proven solution to these problems, based on a technology that you use every day. But Silibandia doesn’t want you to know the problem can be solved!
Who is Silibandia, you may ask?
“Silibandia” is the new word for a set of industries that gain more and more control over our lives every day. It stands for Silicon Valley plus the broadband and media industries plus their feeders in the dark web, botnet, venture capital, private equity and cybersecurity industries.
Together, the industries that make up Silibandia generate over a trillion dollars of revenue every year by a process that starts with breaking into your “information home” and stealing your personal information.
We mentioned that there’s an old and proven solution to the problem, and that it’s built on a fundamental technology that you use every day. Websites whose address starts with https:// use this technology; blockchain uses it as well.
We’ll call the technology “AC” – because its full name, asymmetric cryptography, sounds so techy and geeky it turns people off.
Besides https:// sites and blockchain, AC is the fundamental building block of something called ID-PKI. And adding some accountability stuff to ID-PKI gives you something that puts you in control of the use of information about yourself.
So, what would happen to that trillion dollar set of industries called Silibandia if suddenly everyone could control the use of information about themselves?
Well, it would vanish, that’s what.
No wonder they don’t want you to know about it!
So, will you ignore the problem, or will you be part of the movement that reshapes the future of online trust?
The Internet Is a Deepfake Playground—And No One Is Safe
Scammers don’t need to steal your password anymore—they can steal your identity instead. With AI-powered deepfake technology, anyone can impersonate you, your boss, or even world leaders. Fake videos, AI-generated voices, and identity theft are at an all-time high, making it harder than ever to know if someone online is real.
Real cases prove how dangerous this is:
• In 2019, a deepfake video of Mark Zuckerberg surfaced, showing him claiming to control billions of people’s data.
Source: BBC
• In 2020, criminals used AI voice-cloning technology to impersonate a company CEO and steal $243,000.
Source: WSJ
• In 2022, a deepfake of Ukrainian President Zelenskyy told citizens to surrender to Russia.
Source: BBC
• In 2023, deepfake financial fraud increased by 300%, costing companies millions.
Source: cybersecuritydive
Even so-called tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sundar Pichai—who claim to push technological innovation—haven’t solved this crisis. They profit from digital chaos, where misinformation spreads, and fake identities thrive.
Why Can’t Big Tech and Cybersecurity Stop Online Fraud?
With all the advancements in cybersecurity, why are we still dealing with fake identities, privacy breaches, and online scams? The answer is simple: The internet was never built with trust in mind.
Even the so-called technology leaders—Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Sundar Pichai—who dominate the digital space haven’t solved the problem. Despite owning billion-dollar companies that shape the internet, they have failed to introduce a reliable solution to verify online identities.
Platforms like Facebook, Twitter (now X), and TikTok claim to fight misinformation, but they only react after the damage is done. The truth is, these companies profit from engagement—even if that engagement comes from fake accounts, deepfake videos, and misleading content.
Why Can’t the Internet Stop Online Fraud?
Billions are spent on cybersecurity, but fraud continues because the internet was never designed for trust. The issue isn’t just that scammers are getting smarter—it’s that the system itself is broken.
Today’s security is based on flawed methods:
❌ Passwords? Easily hacked, phished, or stolen.
❌ Two-factor authentication? Bypassed with SIM swaps or social engineering.
❌ Biometrics? Can be replicated with AI-generated fingerprints and deepfake videos.
The Solution: Real Privacy, Real Security, Real Authenticity
The real solution has existed for decades but has been ignored because it threatens the surveillance economy. The answer lies in ID-PKI (Identity-Based Public Key Infrastructure) and Asymmetric Cryptography.
What Is ID-PKI and Why Does It Matter?
ID-PKI is a next-generation authentication system that eliminates fraud by ensuring only verified identities can interact online. Unlike traditional logins and passwords, it:
✅ Eliminates the need for passwords – No more phishing or weak credentials.
✅ Prevents data harvesting – You authenticate without exposing personal details.
✅ Secures all communications – End-to-end encryption ensures messages remain untampered.
✅ Blocks deepfake fraud – Malicious actors cannot impersonate real users without cryptographic proof.
✅ Gives users control over their identity – No more reliance on centralized platforms like Facebook or Google.
How Asymmetric Cryptography Powers This System
Asymmetric cryptography uses two keys—one public, one private—to verify identities. It ensures that when someone claims to be a specific person online, there is cryptographic proof confirming their authenticity.
Big Tech argues that these encryption methods are too complex for daily use, but that’s a lie. Your smartphone is already powerful enough to handle ID-PKI authentication effortlessly. The real reason these solutions aren’t implemented? They would destroy the data-harvesting business models of Google, Facebook, and other tech giants.
How This Changes the Future of Online Trust
With ID-PKI and asymmetric cryptography, deepfakes, impersonation scams, and identity theft would become nearly impossible. No more fake profiles, fraudulent businesses, or manipulated videos ruining reputations.
However, Big Tech won’t push for this change because it removes their control over your data. That’s why individuals and businesses must demand a new internet model—one based on verifiable authenticity rather than surveillance and deception.
The Internet Must Be Rebuilt for Trust
Scammers thrive because the internet is broken. It wasn’t designed for identity verification, security, or privacy—it was designed for open communication. But today’s world demands more than that.
🔐 The solution isn’t adding more band-aid fixes (like better AI detection tools or stricter social media policies).
🚀 The solution is a complete shift to a cryptographic identity system that guarantees trust in every interaction.
If we don’t take action now, the online world will only become more dangerous. The choice is simple: Rebuild the internet for authenticity—or continue living in a digital world where nothing can be trusted.
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