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The results of “Privacy Proof” annual awards are here. First patient - “Doxxer of the year” category.
These are the champions responsible for leaks, breaches, surveillance, data manipulation, anti-privacy features, and non-ethical behaviour. Their actions vary, but the consequences are the same - minus to privacy.
Approach “Doxxer” category as an educational track & explore how different orgsnisations, governments and individuals undermine privacy.
“Privacy Proof” is an annual awards facilitated by the Web3Privacy now collective. It aims to feature key projects, news, innovations & doxxers of the market selected by 90+ enthusiasts, developers, researchers, cryptographers, cypherpunks, and community builders from Vitalik Buterin to Zooko behind the Ethereum, Nym, Logos, Railgun, Aztec, ZK Sync, dappnode, Electric Coin & Co. & many other organisations.
All contributions are public & can be found on X & Fileverse


Coinbase encourage people to not use VPN while accessing it’s services.

Arkham - a crypto intelligence platform that works on doxxing wallet holders.

Fractal & OpenAI - the decentralized identity stack & LLM

Fractal data breach compromised personal data of 1M customers.

Arkham - a crypto intelligence platform

Fractal - decentralized identity stack

Worldcoin - digital proof of human identity based on biometrics scan through digital device

Chainalysis - blockchain analysis firm



Big Socials - a grouping of the largest IT companies in the world

Luma - crypto events management platform

Kid Security - parental control app


Snowflake breach

Telegram - popular messenger

Coinbase asking users to not use VPNs

ChatGPT - a generative artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI

Mobilewalla - an American data broker company that collects and sells mobile device data

Gravy Analytics - location intelligence and foot traffic data

Ledger - crypto-wallet company

AT&T Data Leak - 110M customer details breached


Coinbase has been ramping up surveillance and working closely with us government, closing accounts.




National Public Data (NPD) - a data broker company


Government databases
Australia age-gated internet content KYC enforcement

The U.S. Government for Mandating Backdoors
the EU
Ylva Johansson (and every EU nation that didn’t block the proposal)

FATF (The Financial Action Task Force) - global action to tackle money laundering, terrorist and proliferation financing

Every government
FINCEN - US bureau safeguarding the financial system from illicit activity, counter money laundering and the financing of terrorism, and promote national security

DoJ attacking onchain privacy tools

EU politicians for trying to ban E2EE in messaging apps

The Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DGCNECT) of the European Commission, for leading the development of the European Digital Identity (EUDI) wallet project

Norwegian government - tax/income info of every citizen

The FATF with the introduction of the travel rule


Michael Saylor - American entrepreneur behind MicroStrategy
Januus (Thiel Fellowship) - mapping cryptowallets for physical locations and people on a global scale.

ZachXBT - crypto investigator (positive example)

**Sam Altman - entrepreneur behind OpenAI

@brian_armstrong for encouraging people to buy coffee with USDC on Base

John Barnett - for whistleblowing about Boeing not addressing safety issues (positive example)

Kash Patel - Transparency from within the US government (Doxxer on the inside)




"Active listening" for ad targeting

Anyone building without privacy is ngmi
All transparent blockchains (Solana, Ethereum, L2s, Tron, Bitcoin, etc)

Bitcoin - decentralized cryptocurrency

The people who built and deployed Lavender for doxxing people in Gaza

Privacy Pools' 'proof-of-innocence'

Lumma Stealer - Fake CAPTCHA Attack

The results of “Privacy Proof” annual awards are here. First patient - “Doxxer of the year” category.
These are the champions responsible for leaks, breaches, surveillance, data manipulation, anti-privacy features, and non-ethical behaviour. Their actions vary, but the consequences are the same - minus to privacy.
Approach “Doxxer” category as an educational track & explore how different orgsnisations, governments and individuals undermine privacy.
“Privacy Proof” is an annual awards facilitated by the Web3Privacy now collective. It aims to feature key projects, news, innovations & doxxers of the market selected by 90+ enthusiasts, developers, researchers, cryptographers, cypherpunks, and community builders from Vitalik Buterin to Zooko behind the Ethereum, Nym, Logos, Railgun, Aztec, ZK Sync, dappnode, Electric Coin & Co. & many other organisations.
All contributions are public & can be found on X & Fileverse


Coinbase encourage people to not use VPN while accessing it’s services.

Arkham - a crypto intelligence platform that works on doxxing wallet holders.

Fractal & OpenAI - the decentralized identity stack & LLM

Fractal data breach compromised personal data of 1M customers.

Arkham - a crypto intelligence platform

Fractal - decentralized identity stack

Worldcoin - digital proof of human identity based on biometrics scan through digital device

Chainalysis - blockchain analysis firm



Big Socials - a grouping of the largest IT companies in the world

Luma - crypto events management platform

Kid Security - parental control app


Snowflake breach

Telegram - popular messenger

Coinbase asking users to not use VPNs

ChatGPT - a generative artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI

Mobilewalla - an American data broker company that collects and sells mobile device data

Gravy Analytics - location intelligence and foot traffic data

Ledger - crypto-wallet company

AT&T Data Leak - 110M customer details breached


Coinbase has been ramping up surveillance and working closely with us government, closing accounts.




National Public Data (NPD) - a data broker company


Government databases
Australia age-gated internet content KYC enforcement

The U.S. Government for Mandating Backdoors
the EU
Ylva Johansson (and every EU nation that didn’t block the proposal)

FATF (The Financial Action Task Force) - global action to tackle money laundering, terrorist and proliferation financing

Every government
FINCEN - US bureau safeguarding the financial system from illicit activity, counter money laundering and the financing of terrorism, and promote national security

DoJ attacking onchain privacy tools

EU politicians for trying to ban E2EE in messaging apps

The Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DGCNECT) of the European Commission, for leading the development of the European Digital Identity (EUDI) wallet project

Norwegian government - tax/income info of every citizen

The FATF with the introduction of the travel rule


Michael Saylor - American entrepreneur behind MicroStrategy
Januus (Thiel Fellowship) - mapping cryptowallets for physical locations and people on a global scale.

ZachXBT - crypto investigator (positive example)

**Sam Altman - entrepreneur behind OpenAI

@brian_armstrong for encouraging people to buy coffee with USDC on Base

John Barnett - for whistleblowing about Boeing not addressing safety issues (positive example)

Kash Patel - Transparency from within the US government (Doxxer on the inside)




"Active listening" for ad targeting

Anyone building without privacy is ngmi
All transparent blockchains (Solana, Ethereum, L2s, Tron, Bitcoin, etc)

Bitcoin - decentralized cryptocurrency

The people who built and deployed Lavender for doxxing people in Gaza

Privacy Pools' 'proof-of-innocence'

Lumma Stealer - Fake CAPTCHA Attack



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