Incoming False Flag... The next big cyberthreat isn't ransomware. It's killware.

Well it appears they are prepping the public mind for whatever catastrophic "killware" attack those hiding in the shadows are planning.

The MSM is pumping up the rhetoric, we have seen this in the past with other large scale false flags, 9/11 (similar warning from experts/think tanks, good old NEOCONS), Plannedemic Scanndemic (Operation Lockstep, Event 201). Gotta love predictive programming.

Given that we have seen the supply lines conveniently held up to cause just about every industry to lack vital supplies, hyperinflation a bill or two away from igniting, the threat of geomagnetic storms, solar flares, continuous lies of global warming (coldest months on record in Antartica) now we have killware.

Killware the next big cyber attack

That attack on the Oldsmar, Florida, water system in February was intended to distribute contaminated water to residents "and that should have gripped our entire country,” Mayorkas said.

It’s no surprise that it didn’t. USA TODAY and others reported on that hack, but it came amid a flurry of reports of other, bigger cyberattacks such as the SolarWinds intrusion of U.S. government agencies, technology firms like Microsoft and cybersecurity companies. .

But Mayorkas and other cybersecurity experts say the Oldsmar intrusion was just one of many indications that malicious hackers increasingly are targeting critical parts of the nation's infrastructure – everything from hospitals and water supplies to banks, police departments and transportation – in ways that could injure or even kill people.

I had not heard of the Oldsmar intrusion. Interesting timing to bring it back into the spot light. As we have seen with so many other false flags, these prediction from experts and private experts tends to tell us exactly what they are planning.

Like Mayorkas, private-sector computer security experts recently have begun issuing warnings that so-called cyber-physical security incidents involving a wide range of critical national infrastructure targets could potentially lead to loss of life. Those include oil and gas manufacturing and other elements of the energy sector, as well as water and chemical systems, transportation and aviation and dams.

A year ago, the FBI, DHS and the Department of Health and Human Services issued a warning about such attacks on hospitals, describing the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by cybercriminals to infect systems with ransomware for financial gain.

“CISA, FBI, and HHS have credible information of an increased and imminent cybercrime threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare providers,” the alert said. “CISA, FBI, and HHS are sharing this information to provide warning to healthcare providers to ensure that they take timely and reasonable precautions to protect their networks from these threats.”

Several nations, including Iran, Russia and China have penetrated key elements of U.S. critical infrastructure, but there have been few instances of them taking any action.

I can not believe they have the audacity to even mention Iran/China, these are Beijing Bidens great allies, clearly it will be the RUSSIANS who do any of the above! Even after Biden gave Putin that list of 16 critical infrastructure that should be off limits, it most certainly will be the evil Ruskies that organize the coming attacks.

Buckle up friends, with the storm of truth hitting, the psychopathic elite are going to spend all the ammo they have.

Praying that there are people in the right place at the right time to stop anything truly cataclysmic.

Never actually prepped but I do feel good having purchased 4 months of food for my family. Next up, solar power!

Several nations, including Iran, Russia and China

Those trusty scapegoats are always at hand

Prevent infection? It’s time to put a condom on that computer.

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originally posted by: Zcustosmorum

Several nations, including Iran, Russia and China

Those trusty scapegoats are always at hand

With everything we know about the tech available through Snowden/Wiki, it always blows my mind to believe that people will listen to Operation Mockingbirds narrative,.

And if I remember correctly those Russians are so good at hacking our elections they stole 2016 for the puppet of Putin.

Surprisingly they did not wish to do a forensic audit of any aspect of that election.

It will be quite easy for them to successfully indoctrinate the naïve with the RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA narrative once again.

originally posted by: Nickn3
Prevent infection? It’s time to put a condom on that computer.

www.independent.co.uk...

Lulz!

Thank you for this, I have never thought about this, but it seems brilliant, why would you want the data transfer points having the slightest chance of transmitting you data.

ETA

My ignorance is showing, here, nice zinger

a reply to: elementalgrove
If they play this right-they don't even need to do a false flag.
The combination of ageing and overloaded infrastucture,lack of government support,the firing of workers due to vax mandates could easily lead to serious failures of critical systems.

But now they have "killware" cyber attacks to blame when something happens.
We told you!
Its those scary russian computer nerds again,honest!

originally posted by: Silcone Synapse
a reply to: elementalgrove
If they play this right-they don't even need to do a false flag.
The combination of ageing and overloaded infrastucture,lack of government support,the firing of workers due to vax mandates could easily lead to serious failures of critical systems.

But now they have "killware" cyber attacks to blame when something happens.
We told you!
Its those scary russian computer nerds again,honest!

You are absolutely right, they have already set the stage in multiple ways to have crisis after crisis.

We are running out of time in this covert war of factions, I shall continue to pray for the white hats to succeed in exposing and dismantling these corrupt f****.

a reply to: elementalgrove

Four months of food is a good start for prepping.

I use the rule of three, three days (on foot bug out preps), three weeks (shelf use or for car bug out), three months (bug in for normal emergencies), and three years (the long haul bug in plan). Not that I have all that covered, but it's what I work toward.

I've been using 12v DC for years to power devices that run on 12v. Last spring I bought a $100 solar panel and finally hooked it up this fall. I currently use a single car battery that holds a charge well, but isn't that great.

I want to get it to the point where I can run my security system and some lights. Right now I just charge devices, run radios and a small inverter with that power. I have a gas generator I can run the whole place on, but it's loud and can't be run continuously, plus it only as good as the gas you can get to run it.

The panel charges up to 6 amps, just right for a car battery. It won't work on rainy and super cloudy days, but it keeps the battery charged and I don't need to worry about a plug in charger.

originally posted by: Nickn3
Prevent infection? It’s time to put a condom on that computer.

www.independent.co.uk...

Costs $15 when you can buy a plug in charger for $5, and I bet the inventor still makes a killing from it

originally posted by: MichiganSwampBuck
a reply to: elementalgrove

Four months of food is a good start for prepping.

I use the rule of three, three days (on foot bug out preps), three weeks (shelf use or for car bug out), three months (bug in for normal emergencies), and three years (the long haul bug in plan). Not that I have all that covered, but it's what I work toward.

I've been using 12v DC for years to power devices that run on 12v. Last spring I bought a $100 solar panel and finally hooked it up this fall. I currently use a single car battery that holds a charge well, but isn't that great.

I want to get it to the point where I can run my security system and some lights. Right now I just charge devices, run radios and a small inverter with that power. I have a gas generator I can run the whole place on, but it's loud and can't be run continuously, plus it only as good as the gas you can get to run it.

The panel charges up to 6 amps, just right for a car battery. It won't work on rainy and super cloudy days, but it keeps the battery charged and I don't need to worry about a plug in charger.

Thank you for such an insightful post my friend!

There is much more to be done on my end, I love the rule of threes you have going on.

You may want to add this for the three day/three week, called the lytebug...

prepperspeak.com...

Mayorkas is a lying dog... anything he says to watch out for means his corrupt administration is behind it.

They spent billions on cyber security this year, which translates into bigger cyberattacks by our government. There is no doubt the Biden admin is itching to turn out the lights.

originally posted by: imitator


Mayorkas is a lying dog... anything he says to watch out for means his corrupt administration is behind it.

They spent billions on cyber security this year, which translates into bigger cyberattacks by our government. There is no doubt the Biden admin is itching to turn out the lights.

Exactly, they telegraph their plans as "potential threats, seed the narrative they will blast on a 24 hr news cycle basis and viola people believe whatever they are told.

Fortunately their grasp has been weakening and the FF as of late have been getting eviscerated by the digital warriors and alt tech/media platforms!

a reply to: elementalgrove

Soon we hit the 4 month mark for the cyber security meeting polygon.
which coincidentally is baked by the WEF...

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: elementalgrove

Soon we hit the 4 month mark for the cyber security meeting polygon.
which coincidentally is baked by the WEF...

Can you expand upon this point, I have heard of cyberpolygon, but have not looked into it.

I do see their partner is IBM, what a sordid history they have.

a reply to: elementalgrove

Fortunately their grasp has been weakening and the FF as of late have been getting eviscerated by the digital warriors and alt tech/media platforms!

Spot on... I hope you are right.

Their focus is on the supply chain and the power grid.
We all know what that means, it's the complete opposite = DOOM!

FACT SHEET: Biden Administration and Private Sector Leaders Announce Ambitious Initiatives to Bolster the Nation’s Cybersecurity

Administration launched a 100-day initiative to improve cybersecurity across the electric sector with others to follow. On July 28, the President issued a National Security Memorandum establishing voluntary cybersecurity goals that clearly outline our expectations for owners and operators of critical infrastructure.

develop a new framework to improve the security and integrity of the technology supply chain.

The Biden Administration also announced the formal expansion of the Industrial Control Systems Cybersecurity Initiative to a second major sector: natural gas pipelines. The Initiative has already improved the cybersecurity of more than 150 electric utilities that serve 90 million Americans.

a reply to: imitator

A list who whose who of the technocratic control grid, I mean what could possibly go wrong!

Everything is to be viewed as a mirror by these psychopaths.

Improved = Strategically weakened

As someone on the Healthcare side I can validate the increase we've had against us. We've had to implement 2 zero day vulnerability patches within the last 90 days and expect it to continue at a rate we have never seen before. For perspective, maybe a once a year type of thing.

a reply to: elementalgrove
As a follow up to your solar power statement, wife and I felt the same way. We purchased a: www.goalzero.com... 500x with the Nomad 50 folding solar panel. The 500x seems the best portability to power, to recharge time to functionality (battery tools, etc).

We are working on our light/mobile kit this year.

originally posted by: HawkeyeNation
As someone on the Healthcare side I can validate the increase we've had against us. We've had to implement 2 zero day vulnerability patches within the last 90 days and expect it to continue at a rate we have never seen before. For perspective, maybe a once a year type of thing.

Aye I am in healthcare at a different level, seeing supply line issues for the strangest of things, formalin for the Surgical Path.

I imagine we are having the same zero day patches, they are quiet about it though.

a reply to: elementalgrove

I can't...

After the WEF baked event201 coincidence , which took place 4 month prior to the corona scare, i thought it wise to keep an eye on such meetings.