My Uncle Who Is High Rank Navy Just Told Me Something

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Unless they want nuclear war then

N.Korea is literally that lil nikka that talks shyt but is backed by his bigger brothers who are trying to chill

This lol. Truth be told, China don’t even like North Korea like that. They actually view NK as a nuisance but a necessary evil at the end of the day.

 

[paperbag]

Oh my God another fukking dumb ass. When did i say it was to pay bills.

Well what's it for? If you're going to go assange, go 100%

 

[big bun]

Oh my God another fukking dumb ass. When did i say it was to pay bills.

When did I say you said that?

 

[ORDER_66]

Is my CRYPTOCURRENCY safe?!?!

Do you have a portable lockbox?!?

 

[Another Man]

Come on student loan erasure

 

[JT-Money]

they don’t have access to the whole power grid because it’s not all connected. I work in utilities and we get phishing emails all the time. Most municipalities, especially ours, separate or admin systems and our functional systems. The systems we use to run the processes have their own separate intranet, that’s not connected to an outside source. You can’t break into a house if it’s in another dimension. They can hack stuff like your payroll, etc. They would have to work for a utilities company/division or physically breach a production facility. I hope that helps alleviate some worries.

The Federal government has better security than any Utility company yet they still get hacked. Just because you have OT and IT networks segmented doesn't make it impossible to hack just harder. And I've worked in the Energy Industry and for the Federal government before.

And while I think it's almost impossible to bring down the entire grid all at once via cyber attack. I know most Utilities just like any other company dont stand a chance against state sponsored hackers.

And I do think a huge portion of energy utilities in the US probably have hackers inside their networks right now. Along with most companies because I see it everyday working in cybersecurity.

 

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

People worried about paying bills if electric grid goes out?

How would those companies even be open themselves if the grid went down?

You think theyd charge late fees if they couldnt operate themselves?

 

[Sinnerman]

Thread has potential

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

Do you have a portable lockbox?!?

No...I kept my wallet on the same damn exchange I've made trades on for the past 2 years

I've been procrastinating

 

[TAYLONDO SAMSWORTHY]

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.

Lol yeah the post made no sense

 

[Wink Beaufield]

Watch what you say on the net bruh. Those intel community circles are very small and if you say "the right wrong thing" the feds can trace the leak back to your fam.


The one thing that is well known is that there is a big shortage of folks in the cybersecurity sector.

Why the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage is a Real Nightmare - Security Boulevard

 

[3rdWorld]

N Korea is the only nation that can print actual US bills indistinguishable from real ones.

 

[JT-Money]

Them nikkas are not a factor. Y’all scary as fukk

North Korean hackers are actually pretty good. And most companies suck at cybersecurity.

U.S. indicts North Korean national for Sony hack, massive cyberattacks

 

[Mr Hate Coffee]

Cool. But I’m not sure what I can do about this except for maybe buy more guns.

 

[KING WILL]

Some have already said it, but we have access to each others grid.

Thats the only reason large scale attacks doesn't happen.

Its the same reason Nukes aren't uses. You nuke me, Ill nuke you back.

Same ish, no one really wants those problems.