Brehs...this east coast pipeline shut down/cyberattack could get REAL BAD. REAL FAST.
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OP good post. This doesn't really matter if it was russia or rouge kats from russia doing the bid to keep russsias hands clean.
In the end it shows how america is vulnerable to cyber attacks. Most think of cyber attacks on DoD companies, municipalities, american multinational companies or large government agencies. But those entities are harden with cybersecurity.
But their are much softer targets in the states that if attacked can really mess up some stuff as seen with this oil shortage.
In the end it shows how america is vulnerable to cyber attacks. Most think of cyber attacks on DoD companies, municipalities, american multinational companies or large government agencies. But those entities are harden with cybersecurity.
But their are much softer targets in the states that if attacked can really mess up some stuff as seen with this oil shortage.
Did you even attempt to figure out what region the company is based in before you replied to me?
They better fix this shyt before Memorial Day weekend. Because if I have to cancel my vacation plans somebody at Colonial getting they ass whipped.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...peline-nc-virginia-north-carolina/5052551001/
In metro Charlotte, North Carolina, for example, 71% of stations were out of gas as of Wednesday morning, according to GasBuddy. In the Atlanta area, it was about 59%.
Genevieve Scott, an essential healthcare worker in Charlotte, drove around town looking for gas at 5 a.m. before heading to work.
"I went to four stations," Scott said. "Three had no gas as indicated by bags on their pumps or paper signs. One station had gas and was swarmed with over 30 cars –before 6 a.m."
https://www.usatoday.com/story/mone...peline-nc-virginia-north-carolina/5052551001/
In metro Charlotte, North Carolina, for example, 71% of stations were out of gas as of Wednesday morning, according to GasBuddy. In the Atlanta area, it was about 59%.
Genevieve Scott, an essential healthcare worker in Charlotte, drove around town looking for gas at 5 a.m. before heading to work.
"I went to four stations," Scott said. "Three had no gas as indicated by bags on their pumps or paper signs. One station had gas and was swarmed with over 30 cars –before 6 a.m."
Once I saw the thread was merged with his, I immediately stopped commenting. That Dude is too deep in the red and too bad/inconsistent of a poster to take with any serious intent. His threads are spam. And his threads attract all of the trolls.
Can they un-merge it so people can actually contribute substantively like we were doing?
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How does that get you away from working in teams?
This muhfukka look like a oil tyc00n with Dr. Strange Powers?
Does this look like a fortune teller to you?
also, when are these muhfukkas gone hack credit?
every summer you all have rolling blackouts in California man what the fukk are you talking about? every summer. wildfires damn near every year that you know are coming yet still haven’t found a way to contain.
1. Wildfires are natural to the topography and don't shut down whole regions. Just rich areas where white people live in the hills.
2. I haven't experienced a rolling blackout in my entire life. Grew up in the bay area. Spent last 11 years in LA.
Is it Law or IT?Or brehettes, I’m in IT too
