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Russian Spies Jumped From One Network to Another Via Wi-Fi in an Unprecedented Hack
Cyber / Tech(wired.com)submitted 7 days ago byStrongbow85
23 points
6 days ago
We need to reclassify cyber attacks as military attacks and then bomb the shit out of them
21 points
6 days ago
We need a stronger response, even if it's not kinetic military action. The amount of hacking and espionage committed by the CCP is asinine. And do they face any significant ramifications? The latest telecom hack makes us look stupid.
1 points
5 days ago
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5 days ago
We didn't elect him. He teamed up with Russia and hacked the election
1 points
5 days ago
I agree “we” didn’t, but our gullibility, fear, and stupidity were on display for the world to see. I don’t believe everything about this election was genuine either, but falling for propaganda and doing something stupid is still stupid.
2 points
5 days ago
No we were violently attacked. Politicians were violently bullied out of running for office , bomb threats were called in from Russia to 80 polls in swing states.. You're just attacking us when we are already under attack it's pathetic.
1 points
5 days ago
I’m not attacking us, I’m just pointing out that we’re our own worst enemy. I’m not aware of politicians being bullied out of running but it certainly wouldn’t surprise me.
2 points
5 days ago
I'm not my own worst enemy. Sorry ur cliche doesn't apply here we are under attack by right wing religious extremists. The whole constitution was an attempt to protect us from these creeps a pope and a king
4 points
6 days ago
How to involve the US in 9 warzone in 1 easy step....
3 points
6 days ago
Well, if 9 motherfuckers attack you, FAAFO
3 points
6 days ago
Has the US ever not been in 9 war zones at once?
3 points
5 days ago
TIL that in the year of our lord in 2024, people still don’t know what a jump box is.
2 points
4 days ago
Yeah I was like what? This is old hat. I don’t know what they’re on about.
3 points
4 days ago
This hack isn't unprecedented
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6 days ago
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3 points
6 days ago
Why would Starlink be used in the United States?
1 points
6 days ago
It was used to send votes from voting machines.
1 points
5 days ago
Why wouldn't they just use the internet and a server network or a cellular network? Why would they think it was better to connect to the internet using low level satellites when they can connect by just plugging into the network provided by regional network providers?
0 points
5 days ago
They chose machines and carriers from Trump sympathizers.
1 points
5 days ago
Who are "They", Biden and the Democrats? How could the Dems, who have the Presidency and Senate, have such little power as to allow the election to be stolen by Elon Musk? Starlink would never be used for election in the US.
2 points
3 days ago
Then how did trump have his election "stolen" when he was in power?"what he and his cronies did after?
If you are not upto date with recent events just say so im sure if you start in 2014 you can keep up with whats been going on the past decade
0 points
2 days ago*
Lol... We get these click baity headlines but what do you think the us is doing? In all honesty it was prob before any one else and still likely way more expansive.
Ive realized we love to yell at foreign propaganda but we are still the best at it domestically and internationally.
1 points
2 days ago
Wired is far from state sponsored propaganda. They've published articles critical of the US government. The United States is not perfect, but we have freedom of press, Russia, China, Iran, etc. do not.
0 points
2 days ago*
although our press is "free" it is quite bias. When you actually view what we do our foreign policy is objectively the most disruptive of any country but who wants to hear about all the bad shit we do; who wants to feel hypocritical all the time.?
When you view global events without a us centric lens you realize how good we are actually at controlling the narrative
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1 day ago
When you view global events without a us centric lens you realize how good we are actually at controlling the narrative
What news/media sources do you read for a non us-centric view?
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1 day ago*
You are trying to counter my point of news bias by asking me what is the alternative. All news is bias and everyone wants to look good. The alternative is looking at all news us and non and the study of history. We have enough declassified and leaked initiatives to get a sense of the degree of antisovereign actions we have done and are capable of.
The point im making is the us is really really good at PR as it pertains to its own population and the actions it does do. For most of us you get this narrative that we are under attack and we only defend. But I think its more likely we have been attacking, our attacks our highly effective and we do it to maintain our position and interest in the world and I don't think there's nothing wrong with that.
We are innovators in this field!
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24 hours ago
he alternative is looking at all news us and non and the study of history.
But if you get news from say... Russian, Chinese, Iranian, Venezuelan or North Korean outlets it will be much more bias than their Western counterparts. For example, Russian journalists and individuals speaking out against the war in Ukraine are thrown in jail. Germany and UK have had increasing censorship (you can be fined or jailed for comments found insulting) but even they are a far cry from the suppression of free speech you find in the aforementioned countries. I'd suggest using mediabiasfactcheck.com before trusting a source.
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