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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 94104 05-07-2012 03:16 AM

sixten Wrote:

Why do they hook up vital infrastructure to the internet in the first place.

next you'll be asking why they build nuclear plants on fault lines or put human liver genes in our rice. chuckle

**vintagevixen**

LoP Guest Wrote:

sixten Wrote:
Why do they hook up vital infrastructure to the internet in the first place.

next you'll be asking why they build nuclear plants on fault lines or put human liver genes in our rice.

Well now you've got something there.

It's true.

Mad science is employed by mad corporate.

nice.

vv

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 54514 05-07-2012 04:30 AM

Why don't they stop it then? All the DHS does is cause trouble and of course should not exist in this country in the first place.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 94263 05-07-2012 04:36 AM

f*ck the interwebz.... lets attack one another.

**old pipeliner** lop guest User ID: 83882 05-07-2012 05:05 AM

vintagevixen Wrote:

sixten Wrote:
Why do they hook up vital infrastructure to the internet in the first place.

They don't

so to the best of my knowledge this is BS

vv

No, not BS. It's by way of VPN tunnels. Look it up

**EndTheFed**

Take down the gas supply and stop what is left of industry in this country. Convenient excuse End

**Up YOURS Govt!**

These f*cking cocksuckers are the ones behind the cyber attack. None the less nothing more but an agenda to further take complete control of our internet. f*ck the DHS. A outright domestic threat to the United States people and Constitution.

**Bagatell** · **Bagatell** user Variable User ID: 9614 05-07-2012 09:05 AM **Posts: 1,699**

STOPPITT Wrote:

I wonder what other systems are under attack? Why not just shut the whole show down and blame it on the terrorists? What if?

Quote:Last year, antivirus firm McAfee identified some 70 targets of an espionage hack dubbed Operation Shady RAT that hit defense contractors, government agencies and others in multiple countries. The intruders had source code, national secrets and legal contracts in their sights.

Source code and other intellectual property was also the target of hackers who breached Google and 33 other firms in 2010. In a separate attack, online spies siphoned secrets for the Pentagon’s $300 billion Joint Strike Fighter project.

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/05...ne-hacked/

Everyone Has Been Hacked. Now What?

**Baldrick**

Bagatell Wrote:

STOPPITT Wrote:
I wonder what other systems are under attack? Why not just shut the whole show down and blame it on the terrorists? What if?

Quote:Last year, antivirus firm McAfee identified some 70 targets of an espionage hack dubbed Operation Shady RAT that hit defense contractors, government agencies and others in multiple countries. The intruders had source code, national secrets and legal contracts in their sights.

Source code and other intellectual property was also the target of hackers who breached Google and 33 other firms in 2010. In a separate attack, online spies siphoned secrets for the Pentagon’s $300 billion Joint Strike Fighter project.

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/05...ne-hacked/

Everyone Has Been Hacked. Now What?

Yeah and its pure coincidence that Mcafee is automatically downloaded upon instalation update of flash...

**Bagatell** · **Bagatell** user Variable User ID: 9614 05-07-2012 09:22 AM **Posts: 1,699**

Baldrick Wrote:

Bagatell Wrote:
STOPPITT Wrote:
I wonder what other systems are under attack? Why not just shut the whole show down and blame it on the terrorists? What if?

Quote:Last year, antivirus firm McAfee identified some 70 targets of an espionage hack dubbed Operation Shady RAT that hit defense contractors, government agencies and others in multiple countries. The intruders had source code, national secrets and legal contracts in their sights.

Source code and other intellectual property was also the target of hackers who breached Google and 33 other firms in 2010. In a separate attack, online spies siphoned secrets for the Pentagon’s $300 billion Joint Strike Fighter project.

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/05...ne-hacked/

Everyone Has Been Hacked. Now What?

Yeah and its pure coincidence that Mcafee is automatically downloaded upon instalation update of flash...

And that Mr. McAfee was recently arrested on false charges.

**Hero Protagonist**

Kanaima Wrote:

Just yesterday the first telegraph was about gas filled balloons injuring scores the second is this

**808hawk** · **808hawk** ∆ User ID: 93275 05-07-2012 12:53 PM **Posts: 2,399**

happens every time they do a google search apparently.
Scream1

run for your lives.

**Mr Gormsby**

Interesting that all this happening as your Congress is debating new laws for the FBI to backdoor all of you?

Padllbli

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 3939 05-07-2012 02:20 PM

sixten Wrote:

Why do they hook up vital infrastructure to the internet in the first place.

Remote monitoring

**Moco** lop guest User ID: 49195 05-07-2012 03:42 PM

LoP Guest Wrote:

Oh dear!

The only cyber attack success will be wiping out your bank accounts.
Cap one sent letter on my son's money market market account for college, which we haven't used yet and gave us 30 days to notify them or they will consider it "abandoned" property.
No big deal, it is only 11 grand. Fuktards abound.
I should keep it in cash, so to have extra toilet paper.
Beware.....