Cyberhack looks like act of war

[ActionfigureJoe]

Looks Vlad got a shitload of corporate, military, banking, and political intelligence. Hopefully he’ll use it well. The trump guys were fast asleep. Can’t help but wonder if the constant turmoil and chaos of the trump administration opened the door. Sounds catastrophic. 
 

https://www.axios.com/solarflares-russia-hack-agencies-0a21d7e4-9fcf-4f6d-b86c-f903d155dd9d.html

[Stephen Hawking]

So, an "outside" agency hacks into a company that provides monitoring and security services to large and important clients that include government agencies. 

That agency then implants malicious code into said company's software update enabling it to bypass any added security the clients have installed as a trusted update. 

Yup, sounds like the administration is at fault and the company is not to blame. 

[ActionfigureJoe]

4 hours ago, Stephen Hawking said:

So, an "outside" agency hacks into a company that provides monitoring and security services to large and important clients that include government agencies. 

That agency then implants malicious code into said company's software update enabling it to bypass any added security the clients have installed as a trusted update. 

Yup, sounds like the administration is at fault and the company is not to blame. 

Combination of 18,000 companies and government agencies are hacked going back as far as March. And this is exclusively a problem of private industry? Why even have CISA? What’s their their role? Do they even do anything. Trump created that agency. And where is he on all this? Not even a peep. He has time to tweet. 

[washedupmxer]

Dems will look for anything they can to start more wars 

[Stephen Hawking]

1 minute ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

Combination of 18,000 companies and government agencies are hacked going back as far as March. And this is exclusively a problem of private industry? Why even have CISA? What’s their their role? Do they even do anything. Trump created that agency. And where is he on all this? Not even a peep. He has time to tweet. 

It's exclusively the problem of the company that produced the software. They produced the software which was exploited, they screwed the pooch by allowing the hackers to gain access. They allowed the malicious code to be sent out in an update, nice quality control and security from a company that is supposed to be providing protection by selling network monitoring software. 

Maybe you should go back to your spin name cause you shure are spinning this.

[washedupmxer]

1 minute ago, Stephen Hawking said:

It's exclusively the problem of the company that produced the software. They produced the software which was exploited, they screwed the pooch by allowing the hackers to gain access. They allowed the malicious code to be sent out in an update, nice quality control and security from a company that is supposed to be providing protection by selling network monitoring software. 

Maybe you should go back to your spin name cause you shure are spinning this.

Now it makes sense, same person same lame gender fluid posts smh 

[ActionfigureJoe]

1 minute ago, Stephen Hawking said:

It's exclusively the problem of the company that produced the software. They produced the software which was exploited, they screwed the pooch by allowing the hackers to gain access. They allowed the malicious code to be sent out in an update, nice quality control and security from a company that is supposed to be providing protection by selling network monitoring software. 

Maybe you should go back to your spin name cause you shure are spinning this.

In other words trump created a useless government agency that was meant to prevent an attack such as this. Thanks for clearing this up. 

[Stephen Hawking]

8 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

In other words trump created a useless government agency that was meant to prevent an attack such as this. Thanks for clearing this up. 

Are there any government agencies that aren't useless?

[ActionfigureJoe]

6 minutes ago, Stephen Hawking said:

Are there any government agencies that aren't useless?

I see private industry did a bang up job on this one.  

[SnowRider]

@Stephen Hawking  Spin-Joe  

Fucking  

[Stephen Hawking]

4 minutes ago, ActionfigureJoe said:

I see private industry did a bang up job on this one.  

What do you expect with people like SSFB running IT.

[ActionfigureJoe]

7 minutes ago, Stephen Hawking said:

What do you expect with people like SSFB running IT.

If Russian hackers ever tried to penetrate the CE wall of fire it would be AMG all over again. 

[Anler]

This is funny, I bet china gets the open door from biden. 

• Promising to impose "substantial costs" on the perpetrator, Biden said in a statement that his administration "will make cybersecurity a top priority": "I will not stand idly by in the face of cyber assaults on our nation."

[ActionfigureJoe]

2 hours ago, Anler said:

This is funny, I bet china gets the open door from biden. 

• Promising to impose "substantial costs" on the perpetrator, Biden said in a statement that his administration "will make cybersecurity a top priority": "I will not stand idly by in the face of cyber assaults on our nation."

Maybe under Biden the trade deficit with China might shrink.