My Uncle Who Is High Rank Navy Just Told Me Something

[JT-Money]

I guess they just sprang up on the US like that, huh?

Stop fearmongering. The West is too damn paranoid to not have things sewn up from the numerous amounts of enemies they continue to develop. Anything happens tragically in this nation from a man-made attack, bets believe the government at the very least knew about it and condoned it.

So if any assault on the US ends up in shutting down the banking system, I'm going to remember this thread and what your uncle claims is going to happen by "North Koreans"

You got way too much faith in the morons running the government. Do you really think they attract the best and brightest? Just look at the shyt going on in Washington on a daily basis. These fools are asleep at the wheel.

 

[null]

Thats fact. That didnt even cross my mind

Buy one of these breh, just in case.

 

[MoneyTron]

The OP's post.

 

[Francis White]

Good luck trying to use cash to pay your mortgage How they gonna process your payment with no electricity. If the banks dont work for you, then it wont work for them either.

Come on , why you making sense and using your intelligence. The coli experts didn’t have enough time figure for this.

 

[Carlton Banks]

Of course in perfect coli fashion, you dumb ignorant ass nikkas do this bee hive shyt and slander the OP for no fukking reason at all.

 

[Don Diego]

U.S. Braces for Major North Korean Weapons Test as Trump’s Diplomacy Fizzles

 

[Milomann]

 

[FaTaL]

Also, access is very different than command and control

They may able to get portions of the powergrid, its another thing to be able to switch the power grid at a hit of a keyboard. That requires a whole other level of access



Sidenote:
Not sure if they have the hardware to be breaking US govt encryption in a powergrid scenario

whatever they got is from china so i doubt they can do it on their own

 

[Contrefaire]

He advises that i keep cash at home. Not no little amount either he says to keep at least three months of all my bills in straight cash at home

You said this in your OP but later claim you weren't actually talking about paying bills.... I'm trying to figure out how that works.


So your uncle told you to "keep at least three months of [bills] in straight cash", yet then you claim said cash wasn't for bill money and instead was somehow meant to be saved up for bartering and trading for ammo and dry goods or whatever.. How tf does this make sense???

Why was he using "bill money" as a metric? And why wouldn't he tell you to pull ALL your cash out of the bank instead?

The shyt's just not adding up breh.

 

[iBrowse]

And he said where another relative works, uncle probably already been renditioned as we're typing

Who would care about paying the bills in cash, if the entire usa power grid was downyou'd literally be fighting for your life, fukk bills

 

[Hood Critic]

The US power grid has been vulnerable for decades...that is partly by design - it is a tempting target for rogue nations and a lot of the perceived attack vectors are honeypots. We get a tremendous amount of access all over the world this way.

 

[paperbag]

@op
Come back and give us the details you received at xmas

 

[TRFG]

I feel what you’re saying but we’re not connected at all. Unless someone walked in and installed something to wirelessly put the servers on an outside network, we’re safe from N. Korea. I spent 8 years Army and Noticed that a lot of systems are wireless capable or two clicks from being on a network lol. Sometimes obsolete stuff is safer lol. Our admin stuff, I imagine is definitely vulnerable because it can actually be reached. Our process materials and servers aren’t able to join an outside network. Everything is physically contained with cables. We also don’t work for a private company. We’re a department of a local government.

you realize intranets are still vulnerable to attacks right?

 

[TRFG]

The US power grid has been vulnerable for decades...that is partly by design - it is a tempting target for rogue nations and a lot of the perceived attack vectors are honeypots. We get a tremendous amount of access all over the world this way.

The US power grid has been vulnerable for decades...that is partly by design - it is a tempting target for rogue nations and a lot of the perceived attack vectors are honeypots. We get a tremendous amount of access all over the world this way.

Yep my people is the cio for a utility provider and he always says most of the legacy systems weren’t designed with security in mind. The biggest issue comes about is spending the money to upgrade these systems which some times are pointless because the technology changes so often. It’s not worth it

 

[TRFG]

I actually gave myself a scare a few weeks ago. I was monitoring a process and noticed our security camera system (a small form cpu and server) disappeared like always. I did some digging, since we’re in a new building, and pulled out the new computer wondering if it was the weird mess of a cable adapter. I did some research on box to see if it was prone to overheating. I realized that it was a Chinese brand! Lmao. I opened it up and asked some questions. Basically our IT dept just bought cheap, empty boxes and locally sourced components from micro center. I let the box sit half-way out of the cabinet and we’ve stopped losing camera feeds now lol. That one is also separate from our process systems. The overall control is independent of everything because a contained AI makes things happen based off our calculated input. Our most dangerous production stages have their own small cabled intranet. Our main control room can override each station through a larger cabled intranet. Our internet conected computers are separated completely a mistake doesn’t happen lol. It’s crazy how all these small things, out there, can leave a huge door wide open to take over systems. Our municipality stays under the microscope And constantly gets funding for security upgrades because of our production nature, source, and we’re one of the few in the country. Our central (admin over police, fire, etc) is always under attack.

I actually gave myself a scare a few weeks ago. I was monitoring a process and noticed our security camera system (a small form cpu and server) disappeared like always. I did some digging, since we’re in a new building, and pulled out the new computer wondering if it was the weird mess of a cable adapter. I did some research on box to see if it was prone to overheating. I realized that it was a Chinese brand! Lmao. I opened it up and asked some questions. Basically our IT dept just bought cheap, empty boxes and locally sourced components from micro center. I let the box sit half-way out of the cabinet and we’ve stopped losing camera feeds now lol. That one is also separate from our process systems. The overall control is independent of everything because a contained AI makes things happen based off our calculated input. Our most dangerous production stages have their own small cabled intranet. Our main control room can override each station through a larger cabled intranet. Our internet conected computers are separated completely a mistake doesn’t happen lol. It’s crazy how all these small things, out there, can leave a huge door wide open to take over systems. Our municipality stays under the microscope And constantly gets funding for security upgrades because of our production nature, source, and we’re one of the few in the country. Our central (admin over police, fire, etc) is always under attack.

breh man you typed all of this to say you have the cams on a separate vlan. Are you sure you know what you’re doing?