- ryanlol parentIt’s important to understand that “middle class” has a very different meaning in the UK than the US. In the UK “middle class” generally means “posh”, you could see it as a shorthand for “upper middle class”.
- Nobody reports this stuff, but exploit kits like blackhole have completely disappeared. (Sure, maybe technically not “0click” even if delivered via an ad on nytimes.com)
The situation has dramatically improved during the past 30 years, but so has reporting. It’s the improved reporting that makes it sound like as if the world is on fire.
- But you’re just playing games with meanings of words.
> "We did not have concrete evidence that data was exfiltrated from the DNC"
They did not have pcaps of exfil traffic but did recover the compressed files that had been prepared for exfiltration. Without pcaps there can be no “concrete evidence” that those files were exfiltrated, but we do know that the intruders did prepare data for exfiltration and had nothing stopping them from doing so.
This is basically as good as it ever gets. How about you name examples of some better investigations?
- Yeah a variety of clowns keep posting this same conspiracy theory over and over, but the fact is that the House testimony does not in any way support your claim
> His company's top officers lied to the public during the campaign in 2016 (and ever since) that the DNC servers was hacked by the Russian Government
The only real takeaway from your links is that crowdstrike does not have pcaps showing data exfiltration.
- >The link between [redacted], the Israeli state intelligence services and the Israeli Defence Force is not a tenuous one
>One of the directors of Carbyne is [redacted]. The chairman of the board of directors is Ehud Barak, the 10th Prime Minister of Israel
She’s a director of a company with a former PM on the board, pretty sure this is exactly the kind of a link that normal sane people would consider “tenuous”.
- > Because the fiat was easily recoverable in the traditional financial system
This is a downright lie, I’m not sure why people keep repeating it. Doesn’t stand to the least bit of scrutiny, BEC schemes are stealing billions and billions via the traditional financial system. Once that money gets sent overseas, nothing is easy.
- Suggesting that “chad_stevens” is engaged in these abusive behaviours just because he doesn’t agree with the perhaps-exaggerated tone of the article is taking it a bit far, don’t you think?
Perhaps he’s just a normal person who likes to play games and doesn’t do anything creepy? I think it’s perfectly normal for people to react negatively when their previously quiet private clubhouses are attracting attention like this.
- > it's recently happen to owner of local cybersecurity company Group-IB
Charged with treason for aiding foreign intelligence agencies, odds are he was working with the FBI and is guilty as charged.
Group-IB was kind of famous for causing problems, it’s surprising it took as long as it did for the government to crack down.
- acpid is probably the easiest way to accomplish this https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/acpid
- With recent iphones I’ve yet to have one that didn’t already have cracks on the back glass around the time applecare was about to end, that seems to immediately qualify for a device replacement.
Also, doesn’t applecare+ cover scratches and dents anyway? They’d probably swap out a perfectly functional phone over minor damage if you insist, never tried that though.