Evidence of Russian Hacking

Erstellt am Dezember 31, 2016 von vmijpp

In the electoral electrical system.

That’s big time. Good thing it was discovered. I wonder what’s floating around the utilities‘ cyberstructure that hasn’t been discovered.

Resilience, folks. Are you prepared to go without power for a few days, at least? More?

2016 was not without excitement, at home and abroad. Who bets that 2017 will be that and more?

Oh– and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

Über vmijpp

VMIJPP hails from the star city of the south, Roanoke, Virginia. A 1989 graduate of the Virginia Military Institute, he is a retired artillery officer in the United States Marine Corps, with time in both the active and reserve sides. He served in Iraq in 2004, and in Afghanistan in 2009-2010. He joined the magnificent OPFOR.com as a guest blogger from the now defunct but never uninteresting Rule 308, where he denounced gun control and other aspects of tyranny, and proclaimed the greatness of the United States. When the sun set on OPFOR.com, he migrated here with Keydet1976 and the others.
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3 Antworten zu Evidence of Russian Hacking

  1. MDL schreibt:
    Dezember 31, 2016 um 9:25 am

    Funny how in 2015 it was reported that Russia had hacked both the White House and Dept of State and not much was done in retaliation. Then the DNC gets hacked and President Obama decides to retaliate. Nothing at the DNC should be classified, but now it’s a problem.

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  2. ultimaratioregis schreibt:
    Januar 1, 2017 um 10:01 am

    Doubtful this incident was a power grid „hack“. Malware on a laptop. Which, I would venture to say, is likely a common thing. Are the Russkies and the Wily Chinee in the power grid ICS and SCADA? Count on it. Have been for years. Several generations ahead of any hope of network defenses or attribution. And oh, by the way…

    Analysis of the DHS/FBI report offered for your consideration:
    http://blog.xbradtc.com/2016/12/fbidhs-report-on-russian-hacking-released-weakest-of-weak-soup.html

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  3. DaveO schreibt:
    Januar 5, 2017 um 12:41 pm

    Smartest way to win a cyberwar? Write the information down, convey by courier, and burn the paper after.

    MDL is spot on though: when these hacks were attacks on America, crickets. When the DNC’s dirty laundry was aired, RUSSIA! & TRUMP! TRUMPUTIN!!!!

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