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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/MariannaReports/status/1392759516513685504 This lunatic should be barred from the floor. Enough is enough. Isn't she the wacko who tweeted out Pelosi's location during the coup? How is she not an immediate security risk?
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That was the other nutjob, Lauren boebert; I don't know how they're not security risks either. The dems have to have inside knowledge that these people are really dangerous, but they're just allowed to carry on?
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May 13, 2021 16:19
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TulliusCicero posted:This lunatic should be barred from the floor. Enough is enough. No that was Boebert, but both have zero business being in a position of legislative power. e;fb
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May 13, 2021 16:20
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TulliusCicero posted:This lunatic should be barred from the floor. Enough is enough. No, that was Boebert, the one that owns the restaurant in Colorado that every wears guns and gets the shits.
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May 13, 2021 16:22
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TulliusCicero posted:This lunatic should be barred from the floor. Enough is enough. I'd wager they're so dumb that they're easy to tag all sorts of monitoring equipment to and using that to nab other more lucrative fish.
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May 13, 2021 16:25
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May 13, 2021 16:31
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zoux posted:True, but Chipotle and Amazon doing the same will hopefully exert upward pressure on wages. If McDs did this at all it would pretty much force all the other fast food restaurants' hands wouldn't it? Hi, I work in Cybersecurity: This has been going on for a decade now. This is just the most visible one. Companies have literally collapsed from ransomware before.
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Meatball posted:That was the other nutjob, Lauren boebert; I don't know how they're not security risks either. The dems have to have inside knowledge that these people are really dangerous, but they're just allowed to carry on? This isn't the first time Marjorie The Gathering has stepped up to AOC to try to start a fight, either. EDIT: I know it's Newsweek, the zombie paper, and it's wrong, insofar as AOC didn't agree to debate the merits of the green new deal with anyone as far as I know, but it was such a minor story that it's now hard to find reportage of it now that there's a more prominent confrontation between them: https://www.newsweek.com/marjorie-taylor-greene-looking-forward-debate-aoc-after-reading-communists-manifesto-1585675 I AM GRANDO fucked around with this message at 16:37 on May 13, 2021 |
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CommieGIR posted:Hi, I work in Cybersecurity: This has been going on for a decade now. This is just the most visible one. Companies have literally collapsed from ransomware before. Do you know where this ranks on "known ransoms paid" list
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zoux posted:Do you know where this ranks on "known ransoms paid" list Its a big one to be sure, but I know of a couple that were up in the $20-$30 million dollar range. Depending on the attacker, they often scope the ransom compared to the size of the business. When Maersk got Ransomwared, they had to break up as a company to survive. https://www.wired.com/story/notpetya-cyberattack-ukraine-russia-code-crashed-the-world/ Its important to note that paying is NO GUARENTEE you get your data back, and you have to assume even if you get the data back that you are still compromised and you gotta rebuild from scratch. The difference is whether your data and apps are recoverable faster or not. The true cost may not be the ransom, its going to be the recovery period because you will have to pay an IR Team to pour over the recovered data to look for persistence, as well as your IT team and contractors to start standing everything back up. Paying is not the end of the ransomware. Most ransomware teams leave backdoors and persistence mechanisms behind. They want you to be a repeat customer. CommieGIR fucked around with this message at 16:39 on May 13, 2021 |
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This attack utilized a RaaS 'Ransomware as a Service' to provide the actual ransomware component. There are hacker groups that sell their expertise and infrastructure to other groups for a share in the profit. So you've got dedicated full-time professional coders and engineers, highly motivated by money, constantly attacking high-value soft targets like healthcare and utilities, who pay the bare minimum for cybersecurity staff and products. It's honestly surprising we don't see more of this.
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CommieGIR posted:Hi, I work in Cybersecurity: This has been going on for a decade now. This is just the most visible one. Companies have literally collapsed from ransomware before. my wife was doing work at Georgetown University Hospital five years ago when their entire health network that the hospital depends on to know "what drugs does person in room X get?" and everything else was taken over by ransomware. Likewise they ended up paying the hackers some significant fee. In that case the hackers demanded payment in crypto and I think there was some kerfuffle with Georgetown trying to figure out how they get some six or seven digit number in crypto. https://fortune.com/2016/03/29/hackers-medstar-cyber-attack/ Canuckistan posted:This attack utilized a RaaS 'Ransomware as a Service' to provide the actual ransomware component. There are hacker groups that sell their expertise and infrastructure to other groups for a share in the profit. So you've got dedicated full-time professional coders and engineers, highly motivated by money, constantly attacking high-value soft targets like healthcare and utilities, who pay the bare minimum for cybersecurity staff and products. It's honestly surprising we don't see more of this. I remember reading about botnets-as-a-service that offered loving 24/7 live tech support a decade ago, and thinking, "24/7? Jesus, our service contract with AWS barely allows us to even loving email them, maybe we should use Botnet hosting  "
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May 13, 2021 16:39
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zoux posted:Do these guys ever get caught? Sometimes. The vast majority of them are from Russia, China, or India and there is almost no enforcement (or active support) from the government if the crime is in another country. India has taken some tiny baby steps against online scammers, but there are so many, the will to do anything about it so small, and the ease of starting a scam call center or releasing a piece of ransomware all mean it barely has any impact.
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Cabbages and Kings posted:my wife was doing work at Georgetown University Hospital five years ago when their entire health network that the hospital depends on to know "what drugs does person in room X get?" and everything else was taken over by ransomware. Likewise they ended up paying the hackers some significant fee. In that case the hackers demanded payment in crypto and I think there was some kerfuffle with Georgetown trying to figure out how they get some six or seven digit number in crypto. Its important to note as well that even after a ransomware, most of these big companies will continue to view IT and Security as a cost center and refuse to implement most the major changes need to prevent this, to the point that many executives start to view ransomware as a cost of doing business. Its part of the big issue Cybersecurity Insurance companies are having to deal with, and they are starting to basically say: "If you get ransomwared twice, and you failed to implement the security changes required, you don't get insurance payout." zoux posted:Do these guys ever get caught? Sometimes? Most of these guys are operating out of countries that don't extradite and some even provide incentive for ransomware operators to live within their borders (Russia is a good example of course). Even RaaS (Ransomware as as Service) is basically a fly-by-night operation, working out of compromised servers that even when taken down they just move to new ones within hours, if not minutes.
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zoux posted:Do these guys ever get caught? sometimes, but not often? https://www.cyberscoop.com/russia-ransomware-arrest-nevada-fbi/ https://krebsonsecurity.com/2021/01/arrest-seizures-tied-to-netwalker-ransomware/ Note that in these cases they nabbed co-conspirators in the US in Canada. If you are just some person working in a hacking farm in Russia or China, I don't think you have very much to worry about from the US IC. Especially since in many cases those groups are operating with implicit state approval or explicit state support.
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TulliusCicero posted:This lunatic should be barred from the floor. Enough is enough. Greene and Boebert aren't immediate security risks because it takes a 2/3 vote to expel a member 
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Cabbages and Kings posted:sometimes, but not often? My favorite example is not a ransomware operator but a carder that got nabbed because he decided to take a vacation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Chp12sEnWk
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Handsome Ralph posted:Is it Infrastructure Week still? Seems bad. Yeah they shut down Mississippi River commerce because of it too https://twitter.com/rslc/status/1392513039333838849 Do....do republicans think Great Britain is an absolute monarchy. And yes of course we'd cancel the loving British monarchy, that's the whole point of America, how are Loyalists back after 230 years zoux fucked around with this message at 17:03 on May 13, 2021 |
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CommieGIR posted:When Maersk got Ransomwared, they had to break up as a company to survive. Most of the big container lines have been hit. It hasn’t all made the news. I know they’ve been targeting bulk carriers too via usb sticks. Flag states have been targeted too.
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FizFashizzle posted:Matt’s gonna be spending some time at club fed i am guessing the charges and indictment/arrest will probably be holiday season or early/mid next year.
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FlamingLiberal posted:My dumb state is actually not nearly close to the top of this list maybe running the entire country on "just in time" mode to save money is a bad idea eh, what? love that we didn't learn this loving lesson the first time an entire year ago. but remember: if YOU don't prepare you're just being lazy, if giant corporations can't plan for a single truck being delayed without the entire company being in danger that's normal and healthy.
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GreyjoyBastard posted:grouchio, by Kali's center left, center right, and upper left nipples, i will start probating you if you ask questions about reassurance With concerns towards Dem Turnout: 1. What would it take for us to maintain the house and gain a few senate seats? 2. How is the crystalization of the chud GOP faction supposed to increase chud turnout?
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InsertPotPun posted:it's been like 4 days, what the gently caress. none of these shortages are actually caused by the pipeline. they're caused by every tom dick and harry panic-buying gas.
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FizFashizzle posted:Matt’s gonna be spending some time at club fed Why do these creeps always look like they’re from the Black Hole Sun video?
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Grouchio posted:2. How is the crystalization of the chud GOP faction supposed to increase chud turnout? My own thoughts on this is that the chud turnout can't get much higher, which is a bad thing for the Republicans catering to these people. They are turning off people who would of considered voting for them if they would keep their racism quiet. But they are so over the top hateful that suburbanites can't really cast their lot with them. Chud turnout didn't help Trump win the election and in fact lost him the house in 2018.
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FlamingLiberal posted:My dumb state is actually not nearly close to the top of this list i had really hoped that the unwarranted panic over toilet paper and meat last year would have taught folks a lesson, but apparently people are going to do this poo poo every time
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:Why do these creeps always look like they’re from the Black Hole Sun video? Black Hole Sun is 27 years old, so, the answer to "won't you come" is clearly no, since that's about twice the age range Matty is lookin for??
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zoux posted:Yeah they shut down Mississippi River commerce because of it too These clowns are loving cringe and embarrassing. We'd be a de jure White Christian ethnostate again by now if they weren't such Goddamn morons.
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zoux posted:The left is wringing its hands and worrying because that's what we do but if we saw the stuff happening in the Democratic party that's happening in the GOP right now it would be a full five-alarm panic and the media would be covering it as such. To add, it was palpable that the astro-turf tea party movement was going all in against Obama and that the media was going to cover it as a white working class movement. The media (to a degree) isn't taking the bait this time around AND the organization isn't there this time.
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GhostofJohnMuir posted:i had really hoped that the unwarranted panic over toilet paper and meat last year would have taught folks a lesson, but apparently people are going to do this poo poo every time 'If the data says nothing's wrong and there's plenty of supply then why am I worried and hoarding?? CHECK AND MATE.' Callback to old Turdblossom's 'we make our own reality while you report on it' spiel during the Iraq War.
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zoux posted:The left is wringing its hands and worrying because that's what we do but if we saw the stuff happening in the Democratic party that's happening in the GOP right now it would be a full five-alarm panic and the media would be covering it as such. No need to settle for hypotheticals, that's just Labour nowadays
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Mooseontheloose posted:My own thoughts on this is that the chud turnout can't get much higher, which is a bad thing for the Republicans catering to these people. They are turning off people who would of considered voting for them if they would keep their racism quiet. But they are so over the top hateful that suburbanites can't really cast their lot with them. Chud turnout didn't help Trump win the election and in fact lost him the house in 2018. I have not been in the same suburbs as you... I see a lot of bandwagoning and basking in reflected glory in those folks. I’m sure there are vast regional differences but the suburbs around Texas cities seem to have a loooooot of blue lives matter, maga, and nra banners.
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