[DHS]Threat to the United States. "Both hacktivists and Iranian government-affiliated actors routinely target poorly secured US networks and Internet-connected devices for disruptive cyber attacks."
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“All we have is their shoe size, sexual preference, race, age, gender, location, porn habits, political affiliations, and credit card numbers. They might as well be in the wind, nothing we could have done.”
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When they're talking about "poorly secured US networks", they're referring to Truth Social, right?
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It tells you, "DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) offers cybersecurity best practices for securing US networks."
CISA workforce cut by nearly one-third so far
The agency has lost roughly 1,000 staffers in the wake of the Trump administration’s workforce cuts.
Source: https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/cisa-departures-trump-workforce-purge/749796/
so much money has been SAVED!!!
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When they're talking about "poorly secured US networks", they're referring to Truth Social, right?
Yes, lets ignore real problems in favour of turning them into partisan shouting matches.
It's worked so well until now.
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Gee it sure is good we have well funded competent national cybersecurity folks and didn't lay a bunch of them off
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Hm, let's not forget this gem:
The government also wants you to believe that Hamas is running AI bot farms with fiber ethernet under all that ruble. But what they don't warn you about:
'White colonizers': Pro-Israel AI account turns against Zionism
FactFinderAI was found critiquing and attacking the pro-Israel accounts it once promoted
Middle East Eye (www.middleeasteye.net)
Netanyahu’s Media Poison Machine
The talk-show host Yinon Magal is at the center of a campaign to protect the Prime Minister and destroy the opposition. Ruth Margalit reports on the Tucker Carlson of Israel.
The New Yorker (www.newyorker.com)
Israel's foreign minister is looking for a way to spend $150 million on public diplomacy
Influencers converged on the Foreign Ministry, as Gideon Sa’ar tries to brainstorm a new strategy for Israel’s public diplomacy
Jewish Insider (jewishinsider.com)
Israel has spent millions trying win hearts and minds abroad. It’s about to spend 20 times more.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry will receive $150 million for what’s officially known as public diplomacy, or in Hebrew, hasbara.
The Forward (forward.com)
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When they're talking about "poorly secured US networks", they're referring to Truth Social, right?
They're referring to all the subsidized bureaucratic closed-source monopoly-spyware that they force you to buy for NSA-purposes.
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Gee! Who could have predicted that! /s
Personally, Iranians hacking a bunch of computer systems are probably the least of our worries now. Jim Salter posted an image that makes a good analogy. https://fosstodon.org/@jimsalter/114730060651034011
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Look, a real life retcon!
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Gee it sure is good we have well funded competent national cybersecurity folks and didn't lay a bunch of them off
I came here just to write this -- I thought we clearly chose to leave behind cybersecurity because education and science are bad.
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When they're talking about "poorly secured US networks", they're referring to Truth Social, right?
As much as it would be a true net positive if that was taken down, they're probably referring to the vast number of networks that actually do viral things.
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Yeah all those big scary Iranian hackers and terrorists making the every day American live in fear
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When they're talking about "poorly secured US networks", they're referring to Truth Social, right?
You have no idea how much of our critical infrastructure is on the net and poorly secured. And that's not even including the items (like solar inverters) found with undocumented cellular radios that would bypass any security measures put in place.
So glad we have a competent government full of people who understand their knowledge domain and totally aren't fucking morons out in place to destroy every institution they can.
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Lots of social engineering incoming, no doubt.
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You have no idea how much of our critical infrastructure is on the net and poorly secured. And that's not even including the items (like solar inverters) found with undocumented cellular radios that would bypass any security measures put in place.
So glad we have a competent government full of people who understand their knowledge domain and totally aren't fucking morons out in place to destroy every institution they can.
Oh I have a pretty good idea about that... But I was actually referring to the fact that Trump's platform was the first thing attacked after he bombed the country. Yeah it would be great if we had a government that was focused on letting the various agencies do their jobs rather than dismantling everything that keeps us safe and healthy.
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so much money has been SAVED!!!
plus - less staffers, less software. less software, less attack surfaces. they should lay off everybody, then you don't need servers, then nobody can hack you!
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Lots of social engineering incoming, no doubt.
Are you saying those hot women who want my credit card AREN'T nearby?
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Both hacktivists and Iranian government-affiliated actors
This false dichotomy is pure propaganda. There is probably no higher form of hacktivism than defending a population from an imperial genocide.
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Yes, lets ignore real problems in favour of turning them into partisan shouting matches.
It's worked so well until now.
Nobody is ignoring these imperial invasions, genocides, etc.
USA is actively supporting them.
