DCS98 v3.6.8 — OpChildSafety reference section in RTFM

Dead Cyber Society 98 — v3.6.8

OpChildSafety — child-safety reporting guidance in RTFM.

What's new

• OpChildSafety section in RTFM (Help). A new reference section aimed at grassroots
  child-protection / OSINT investigators. It covers how to report CSAM lawfully through the proper
  channels — without viewing, downloading, screenshotting, or searching for the material — and the
  do's and don'ts of handling and submitting a report so evidence isn't tainted and real cases aren't
  buried under noise.

  It includes:

  • An introduction on working through recognised NGOs / reporting bodies rather than as a lone
    vigilante, and on submitting clear, factual reports (usernames, URLs, timestamps, platform) and
    letting trained investigators take it from there.
  • A prominent do-not-view / do-not-download warning.
  • "What not to do" and "How to avoid tainting evidence" checklists.
  • A note to use terminal, text-only browsers (e.g. w3m, lynx) that don't view or cache images.
  • Website-investigation steps (registrar / host abuse contacts via WHOIS).
  • A directory of reporting organisations with their official links and phone numbers: NCMEC,
    IWF, CEOP, HSI, ACCCE, Cybertip.ca, Europol IRU, INHOPE, NCA.

Notes

• Reference text only. Nothing here fetches or processes any media. The reporting-organisation
  links open in your OS browser via the existing deny-by-default window-open path (only http(s)
  URLs are allowed out; everything else is dropped) — there is no new background network egress.
• Open it from Access → RTFM, in the OpChildSafety — child-safety reporting section.
• Contributed by GhostExodus.
• Static content change only — no IPC, encryption, or networking code touched.
• Unsigned build — SmartScreen will warn; More info -> Run anyway. Verify the SHA-256 below.

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Artifact: DCS98-Setup-3.6.8.exe (124,486,327 bytes ≈ 119 MB, NSIS, x64, unsigned)
SHA-256: e5b62e3605a2605e18507b6e467d98162f51e0b161a24e1cd8da964d279c09da