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Publicly Known. Secured.™
DACS™ [pron.: daks] secures publicly known services. Currently, two services are provided: DACS™ StealthPitch™ and DACS™ StealthCareers™.
INNOVATIONS: DACS™ secures publicly known services by providing open access points (OpAPs) to hidden services. DACS™ StealthPitch™ is available in 229 Countries or Territories.
CAREERS: Currently, DACS™ StealthCareers™ is available in private beta. If you want to join the private beta or get on the waiting list for the release (to receive discounts), then please contact us by using Go Dark™ (go to the contact section near the bottom of the page therein and use the name StealthCareers, within your message).
Technological Advantage
The DACS™ technology makes it possible for the general public to be aware of the existence of hidden services. DACS™ StealthPitch™ is resilient to capture and being turned into a CIAh. The Secrets™ policy helps to inform the Registered Users (RegUs).
GENERAL PUBLIC: The DACS™ technology makes it possible for the general public to be aware of the existence of hidden services, in a secure way. DACS™ StealthPitch™ is resilient to capture and being turned into a CIAh.
This is achieved through technical means, custom physical interactions, certifications and awareness of the Persons or Companies (PerComs). The Secrets™ policy helps to inform the RegUs to this end, too.
AVOIDING CAPTURE: All of this makes the capture of the Service less likely as it will not provide significantly better results than the much easier takedown of the Service (from a hostile actor perspective). The ultimate goal of the Service is to always shield the anonymity of the Approved Inventors, Entrepreneurs or Companies (AppIECs) in all scenarios, as well as possible.
The capture of the Site is by far the easiest to achieve (from a hostile actor perspective) and provides no results if the PerComs are vigilant in checking the details through multiple sources when contacting us so that the initial contact is not compromised. Please see this link for more information: OL3S™.
Development History
Originally, the intent behind developing StealthPitch™ was to create an OpAP on the fully-tracked internet (Futrin) that would operate on custom servers, firewalls and software. However, due to backdoors in servers and consumer devices this was not technically possible and something great was born instead.
TOUGH NUT TO CRACK: Before DACS™ was brought into the development effort, the primary focus to develop StealthPitch™ was to create a Futrin-based OpAP that would operate on custom servers, firewalls and software, yet it would still rely on mere modifications of conventional pre-existing technologies.
BACKDOORS: Since so many bugs, vulnerabilities and backdoors exist within all hardware and software, it proved to be an impossible task to secure a custom website of great importance with a direct connection to the service on the Futrin.
However, this fundamental problem was not even remotely as big as the problem of regular users connecting to the OpAP with their unsecure devices. We noticed that even the hacker-level users were not able to secure their devices.
The modification of the standard Futrin services and the client-server architecture was deemed to lack any realistic chance of even short-term survival when attacked by any serious state actor like the CIA etc.
ADVANCEMENT: So the solution needed to be revolutionary: How to secure a publicly known service of great importance that the CIA and its country-specific pretend enemies around the world want to replicate, capture and/or destroy?
Eureka! Sometimes, asking the right question with the right combination of background information can lead to a serious invention. Fast forward to today, and we have DACS™ StealthPitch™.