Despite working for one of their competitors, I really applaud the approach FireEye took towards disclosing the attack, and releasing mitigations for the tools which got exfiltrated. That's a solid move, and they're definitely doing the right thing. There are only two types of company: Those who have been breached, and those who don't know they've been breached. People calling for FireEye to be shut down or punished for this are morons. They were a high-profile, high-value target, and a breach was inevitable. They will recover from this, and their disclosure is, quite frankly, a perfect example of what one *should* do in a breach.
So people are morons not the company that has been warned for years they were vulnerable hmmmm, yeah makes sense if you are corporate idiot like you who in their own self interest ignore the warnings then get upset when someone calls them out for it. Corporate hackers are the worst.
The purpose of stealing these offensive "Red Team" tools was to avoid detection for future exploits. The attacker can now perform virtual attacks and test their methods offline
Except that he is former military and NSA (meaning he knows better)and went along with the completely unsubstantiated and unofficial idea that Russia did it. He also never mentioned the term 'supply-chain attack" ONCE. Also never mentioned Solar Winds. Very bad, misleading appearance. Total hit piece.
They’re own write up has much of that. www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2020/12/evasive-attacker-leverages-solarwinds-supply-chain-compromises-with-sunburst-backdoor.html It’s really the combination of several advanced methods that’s approaching “wow”.
This "expert" David Kennedy fails to even mention that it was SolarWinds' official ver of Orion software had embedded malware /attack tool(s) detected by Fireeye in own network infrastructure. Fireeye was capable of identifying the tool and reported so others can safeguard themselves. Then, the expert failed to mention that other SolarWinds Orion customers running those versions could also have been hacked, but they or their security consultants just didn't even knew about it till Fireeye disclosure. Lastly, after admitting there "... we don't for sure ..." (ummm, about the culprit), he goes on and on Russia probably because it makes much more sensational news. You want to learn about security attacks, just go to some network security vendor's website. SANS also posted on TH-cam a webcast on this attack. Here is Fireeye's own blog on this specific attack mentioning SolarWinds but no Russia or China: Threat Research Highly Evasive Attacker Leverages SolarWinds Supply Chain to Compromise Multiple Global Victims With SUNBURST Backdoor December 13, 2020 | by FireEye ... ... FireEye discovered a supply chain attack trojanizing SolarWinds Orion business software updates in order to distribute malware we call SUNBURST. ...
I am a recent Cybersecurity grad. I've been applying for jobs nonstop without even getting called for an interview. Many companies do not take security seriously and do not want to spend especially on risk management.
@MR. VIP I live in the US! I totally agree with you when it comes to the company's reputation. However I still cannot understand how some companies do not encrypt documents or emails with the associated key?
Because it doesn’t guarantee against a breach. Worthy info sec is very expensive and requires cooperation within an organization that may not want to make big changes. It may even sink a company.
@@az-tl3mh That is awful to hear mate. I wish things get better for both of us. What is the most challenging thing you are facing since graduating? if you don't mind me asking
FiverEyes! I still don't know how to operate Windows OS and have only watched a few TH-cam vids on geopolitics so Im gonna enter my staunch opinion here: ...
@@alphaneo9198 I wouldn't be so sure. Some countries require access to backdoors or companies aren't allowed to import products to that market. When billions of $$ are on the line companies may comply.
Thanks I had no idea! Good thing we have a random youtuber to tell us the truth instead of credible journalists and experts who are dealing with this firsthand. I can't wait for you to show proof of your thought, cause only an ignorant Trump supporter would make a claim without any evidence, because an attack on Russia is an attack on Trump apparently.
It would NOT be China. Most of the chinese intelligence group DOES NOT have the level of sophistication as that of Russia. china uses Open Sourced tools, literally like a script kiddie, to attack an infra. And china does not have that potential resources (intelligent) to attack such as FireEye.
@@mockingbird3809 I feel there is no point in arguing with them. It always resorts to "news outlets are shills, and only websites cited by Parlor, 4chan, and Trump are credible". China apparently is the sole threat to America, and Russia is a non threatening third world state. An attack on Russia is an attack on Trump supporters 🤷♀️ It's the most un-Republican thing I have ever seen.
I think these two are down playing the potentiality of what just happened, these are tools that can affect the U.S. food supply and shut down an energy source........ when you have the right people utilizing these tools a "patch" is just a work around for them lol
There's almost no way to put source code into a compiled and signed DLL without developer access. Either a PC was compromised or a developer was compromised.
Microsoft Outlook SAML certificate vulnerability iirc, allowing them to gain access to networks and change code to validate an invalid update payload as valid. Not an expert but this is what I gathered. Once again Microshit.
So the hackers got hacked. Now the Russians know the tools that are being used to hack them. You would think that a company like FireEye would have protection from something like that.
Imo server, security code should be made public in order to force more secure systems. Relying on this code not falling into black hats is a false sense of security as this instance shows so well.
It's always the same damn thing, email, email should be banned forever around the world. You should not have a wait to send an electronic hack directly to somebody
@@shahul23taurus again, they are not a cybersecurity firm. The product you linked to is one which helps customers use best security practices. It also offers some other tools such as the ability to clearly understand who has access to what data. It is NOT a pure cybersecurity tool.
@@OM-el6oy Pls do some more DD Two aspects of cyber security 1. Surveillance 2. Fix the issue Palantir is top notch on the analysis and surveillance side and without finding the issue it’s hard to fix them.. Palantir Foundry helps organizations build a comprehensive, real-time view of their networks, then use that view to identify where the risk lives and who within the organization is accountable for mitigating it. With Palantir Foundry, our clients are taking targeted actions to strengthen their security posture by: - Increasing their ability to reduce risk by an order of magnitude - Generating live risk benchmarks on a national level among peer organizations - Automating arduous compliance and risk reports while increasing the level of granularity Palantir Foundry represents a return to security first principles: count your doors, make sure they're locked, and prioritize your most valuable assets. By creating a comprehensive, dynamic view of a network in Palantir Foundry, organizations can implement and strengthen basic cybersecurity hygiene practices-and from there, monitor activity for more complex attacks. www.cybersecurityintelligence.com/palantir-6928.html Gotham was also used by cyber analysts at Information Warfare Monitor, a Canadian public-private venture which operated from 2003 to 2012. Palantir Metropolis is used by hedge funds, banks, and financial services firms.
no, these tools do not simulate attacks. red team tools are the actual weapons, coupled with the tradecraft knowledge required to use them effectively against the targeted vulnerability. sure, maybe they stole some environmental automation that helps build the simulations to test their exploits, thats terribly simple to do, esp with dockerfile/containers. but they are not actually explaining it correctly here. red team tools are the actual 0-day exploits a team has developed to hack their targets. he eluded to it here 5:01, but not said directly.
@@21cabbage22 The problem is the complex web of legality behind it and they way it blocks a LOT of potential talent who lack the money to go to school (thus get a job in that field) and also have an aversion to the military training (bootcamp etc) which they would have to get through just to what ultimately amounts to being a nerd in camo with a security clearance and a very private life for much of the rest of their existence. Also, you and I could agree to not press charges and consent to allow each other to try and hack the other persons machine first in a game of CTF, but if you or I attempted to hack a hardened machine on a Russian gov network and got caught by our government in the US we would be charged with a list of crimes that would end up giving us hundreds of years in prison hit with everything from violating the computer fraud and abuse act to committing an act of war against a foreign nation. On the other hand, in Russia...if you hack an American corporation or a government network the Russian government has the attitude of "what are we really going to do to these people huh, they love their country so much...is it a crime?" because at the end of the day it is doublespeak for "we actively target the US constantly". They play dumb officially, and use hacking group names to blend in with a dark scene because it provides great cover for the fact that they are basically acting like digital terrorist cells and this shunts a lot of attention to groups they have nothing to do with and gives them deniability, which prevents our retaliation...because unlike them we have actual rules of engagement when it comes to sanctioning a cyber attack. Also make no mistake, powerful people in Russia's government take a kickback from the "groups" who build massive wealth from ransomware, bank hacks and theft of corporate IP.
@@no1special999 Yea really a cluster f*** of a situation. We should have been ready for an attack like this. Atleast the NSA hasnt been hacked yet.... a little surprised they didn’t notice the breach until recently. But russia should be held 100% responsible lets see what happens.
Somewhere some are real busy with new sandbox running newly acquired tools. SUNBURST in action recently. Expect far more sophisticated not too distant in future.
Well we know what John Paul Jones would do to handle this situation, somebody needs to make a pesky run up their coast and light some farmhouses on fire like a true patriot and bring back some Figgy Putin!
Microsoft should have never given the WIN7 source code to the Russian Government...too many desktops in government offices that are connected to important servers are running old versions of windows. It was a mess waiting to happen...
Thanks I had no idea! Good thing we have a random youtuber to tell us the truth instead of credible journalists and experts who are dealing with this firsthand. I can't wait for you to show proof of your thought, cause only an ignorant Trump supporter would make a claim without any evidence because an attack on Russia is an attack on Trump apparently.
For one, this highlights the weaknesses of the majority of 'single sign-on' systems and architectures. In particular, when there is a feasible access path between a person receiving outside emails and the protected assets. The best defenses are still a well thought-out architecture and independent threat detection systems using different technologies. This sounds expensive, and in fact, it is. But it's feasible, and it is a lot less expensive than the consequences of a breach.
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Despite working for one of their competitors, I really applaud the approach FireEye took towards disclosing the attack, and releasing mitigations for the tools which got exfiltrated. That's a solid move, and they're definitely doing the right thing.
There are only two types of company: Those who have been breached, and those who don't know they've been breached. People calling for FireEye to be shut down or punished for this are morons. They were a high-profile, high-value target, and a breach was inevitable. They will recover from this, and their disclosure is, quite frankly, a perfect example of what one *should* do in a breach.
Yup, I cannot agree more.. But I'll like to add to your list those companies that know they have been breached and hide it like Equifax.
@@geogmz8277 Yup. Fair point, and good call!
This people calling out fireeye must be related to the guys asking the Google CEO if turtles are able to fly lmao
So people are morons not the company that has been warned for years they were vulnerable hmmmm, yeah makes sense if you are corporate idiot like you who in their own self interest ignore the warnings then get upset when someone calls them out for it. Corporate hackers are the worst.
@@geogmz8277 a q
lol hacker stealing hacking tools from other hackers
Why reinvent the wheel. Plus you know the tools work right of the box. Like a pro version of metasploit. GG
The purpose of stealing these offensive "Red Team" tools was to avoid detection for future exploits. The attacker can now perform virtual attacks and test their methods offline
Happens all the time. Remember that italian group HackingTeam?
there was exploits in the hack tools and russia hacked it
@@knowledge3563
How do we know Russians are to blame?
This guest, David, did a great job explaining the issue.
Except that he is former military and NSA (meaning he knows better)and went along with the completely unsubstantiated and unofficial idea that Russia did it. He also never mentioned the term 'supply-chain attack" ONCE. Also never mentioned Solar Winds. Very bad, misleading appearance. Total hit piece.
If you read the report yourself you would disagree. www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2020/12/unauthorized-access-of-fireeye-red-team-tools.html
@@xisudra384 this happened before solarwinds and published before it
@@Rickety3263 Thank you.
This is like a drug dealer robbing other drug dealers.
Yeah...but I like our drug dealer better that the authoritarian dictators running both Russia and China! Call me crazy..
And th te drugs being dealt is the safety and welfare of the citizenry. You analogy is poor.
Hack the biggest hacker.
Solarwind back door password solarwind123 lmao
Yeyeye ' plays hackermanmusic ' types solarwind123
**"I'M IN"**
I’d buy Fireeye stocks now when they’re low. They’ll survive this.
What about now?
I am curious as to what "techniques never seen before by us in all our past investigations" are those those hackers used
Those that need to know do ;)
They’re own write up has much of that. www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2020/12/evasive-attacker-leverages-solarwinds-supply-chain-compromises-with-sunburst-backdoor.html
It’s really the combination of several advanced methods that’s approaching “wow”.
This "expert" David Kennedy fails to even mention that it was SolarWinds' official ver of Orion software had embedded malware /attack tool(s) detected by Fireeye in own network infrastructure. Fireeye was capable of identifying the tool and reported so others can safeguard themselves. Then, the expert failed to mention that other SolarWinds Orion customers running those versions could also have been hacked, but they or their security consultants just didn't even knew about it till Fireeye disclosure. Lastly, after admitting there "... we don't for sure ..." (ummm, about the culprit), he goes on and on Russia probably because it makes much more sensational news. You want to learn about security attacks, just go to some network security vendor's website. SANS also posted on TH-cam a webcast on this attack.
Here is Fireeye's own blog on this specific attack mentioning SolarWinds but no Russia or China:
Threat Research
Highly Evasive Attacker Leverages SolarWinds Supply Chain to Compromise Multiple Global Victims With SUNBURST Backdoor
December 13, 2020 | by FireEye
...
...
FireEye discovered a supply chain attack trojanizing SolarWinds Orion business software updates in order to distribute malware we call SUNBURST.
...
It’s sad this man discredits himself. He clearly did not read Fireeye’s reports available publicly on their website.
I am a recent Cybersecurity grad. I've been applying for jobs nonstop without even getting called for an interview. Many companies do not take security seriously and do not want to spend especially on risk management.
@MR. VIP I live in the US! I totally agree with you when it comes to the company's reputation. However I still cannot understand how some companies do not encrypt documents or emails with the associated key?
Because it doesn’t guarantee against a breach. Worthy info sec is very expensive and requires cooperation within an organization that may not want to make big changes. It may even sink a company.
@@az-tl3mh That is awful to hear mate. I wish things get better for both of us. What is the most challenging thing you are facing since graduating? if you don't mind me asking
How many times did he say Russia?
Enough to make believe it was CHINA
So...this security company was hacked and lost these tools? That is just as concerning and what does it say about the security company?
Anyone can get hacked. That’s what it says.
His voice reeks of ex military
No... He wreaks of a Gamer.
Correct, he's former US Marine
@@RudeSaiyan Once a Marine, always a Marine...never "former". ;-)
I don't hear Trump threatening to take Russia to court. He's out playing golf again.
I wouldn't be surprised if Trump was in on the planning of the attack. Trump from day one in 2016 has ridiculed the notion of Russian cyberattacks.
Is there any evidence it was Russia? You can make hacks look like anyone.
who's the reporter?
My biggest question is, WHY ARE OUR GOVERNMENT SERVERS CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET IN THE FIRST PLACE???
Just about everything is connected to the internet.
What do you think a server is?
@@OM-el6oy I know what a server is! We had them before the internet!
FiverEyes!
I still don't know how to operate Windows OS and have only watched a few TH-cam vids on geopolitics so Im gonna enter my staunch opinion here:
...
Hmmm. You better tell Fireeye!! Because THEY say theres no evidence it’s Russia. They created a whole new team designation for this hack.
This is why software should not be a substitute for CYBERSECURITY people.
what kind of joke this :)
Imagine FIREYE is hacked..... Last night me and my friend were discussing about which is most secure phone out there ..... 🤔
Any phone that are constantly updated is secure. Its what you download that can compromise your phone.
@@alphaneo9198 unless the updates are themselves compromised like what happened to Solarwinds
@@wonietang123 true but chances of Apple, Samsung, LG, Sony, etc releasing a patch with backdoors is very unlikely.
@@alphaneo9198 but still one can't rule out ZERO DAYS ....exploits ....PEGASUS spyware ....
@@alphaneo9198 I wouldn't be so sure. Some countries require access to backdoors or companies aren't allowed to import products to that market. When billions of $$ are on the line companies may comply.
Dave Kennedy is awesome. I met him several times at DerbyCon.
Im gonna say CHINA!
CHYNA!
Thanks I had no idea! Good thing we have a random youtuber to tell us the truth instead of credible journalists and experts who are dealing with this firsthand. I can't wait for you to show proof of your thought, cause only an ignorant Trump supporter would make a claim without any evidence, because an attack on Russia is an attack on Trump apparently.
It would NOT be China. Most of the chinese intelligence group DOES NOT have the level of sophistication as that of Russia. china uses Open Sourced tools, literally like a script kiddie, to attack an infra. And china does not have that potential resources (intelligent) to attack such as FireEye.
it must be china not russia
@@mockingbird3809 I feel there is no point in arguing with them. It always resorts to "news outlets are shills, and only websites cited by Parlor, 4chan, and Trump are credible". China apparently is the sole threat to America, and Russia is a non threatening third world state. An attack on Russia is an attack on Trump supporters 🤷♀️ It's the most un-Republican thing I have ever seen.
Who payed him off to push Russia and not china
Someone must've had quite a price...
Better take those vaccines HUH?
Ok so basically the "SEAL team" got its weapon taken away from them by the enemy ... that's pretty embarrassing LoL
I thought Five Eyes were hacked but only, the FireEye was gouged
I think these two are down playing the potentiality of what just happened, these are tools that can affect the U.S. food supply and shut down an energy source........ when you have the right people utilizing these tools a "patch" is just a work around for them lol
There's almost no way to put source code into a compiled and signed DLL without developer access. Either a PC was compromised or a developer was compromised.
Microsoft Outlook SAML certificate vulnerability iirc, allowing them to gain access to networks and change code to validate an invalid update payload as valid. Not an expert but this is what I gathered. Once again Microshit.
3:33
D2 Titan?
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING AND HE HAS A GHOST LOL
It could be a 15 year old with a VPN sitting in kansas doing this attack. lmao.
This is All Miss Direction to me because they didn't Mention SolorWinds 🤔at All.
0:33 wait so FireEye was hacking them first?
So the hackers got hacked. Now the Russians know the tools that are being used to hack them. You would think that a company like FireEye would have protection from something like that.
He dint say that....
It was China not Russia
Can I get a stealth phone or an encrypted Sim or an unbreakable software program for a laptop all right we're in the green
Simple answer is to just cut the hard lines. Disconnect from Russia and China is the answer.
Lol
Sorry. Get real. Not possible. There is no planet B.
Not as simple as you think. Besides, the Russians and Chinese will just attack from somewhere else. No factor for them.
Yeah the reporter is so beautiful
Imo server, security code should be made public in order to force more secure systems. Relying on this code not falling into black hats is a false sense of security as this instance shows so well.
It's always the same damn thing, email, email should be banned forever around the world. You should not have a wait to send an electronic hack directly to somebody
There’s a little bit of larceny in everyone, all this technology can’t fix that.
I thought Hacking is always illegal then HOW DOES HACKERS GET PLATFORM?
Ethical hackers are essential
God bless this country...
It’s time to pull Palantir in? It will for sure be a game changer 🤷♂️
PLTR is not a cybersecurity firm.
@@OM-el6oy you must do more DD
www.palantir.com/wp-assets/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Palantir-Solution-Overview-Cyber-long.pdf
@@shahul23taurus again, they are not a cybersecurity firm. The product you linked to is one which helps customers use best security practices. It also offers some other tools such as the ability to clearly understand who has access to what data.
It is NOT a pure cybersecurity tool.
@@OM-el6oy
Pls do some more DD
Two aspects of cyber security
1. Surveillance
2. Fix the issue
Palantir is top notch on the analysis and surveillance side and without finding the issue it’s hard to fix them..
Palantir Foundry helps organizations build a comprehensive, real-time view of their networks, then use that view to identify where the risk lives and who within the organization is accountable for mitigating it.
With Palantir Foundry, our clients are taking targeted actions to strengthen their security posture by:
- Increasing their ability to reduce risk by an order of magnitude
- Generating live risk benchmarks on a national level among peer organizations
- Automating arduous compliance and risk reports while increasing the level of granularity
Palantir Foundry represents a return to security first principles: count your doors, make sure they're locked, and prioritize your most valuable assets. By creating a comprehensive, dynamic view of a network in Palantir Foundry, organizations can implement and strengthen basic cybersecurity hygiene practices-and from there, monitor activity for more complex attacks.
www.cybersecurityintelligence.com/palantir-6928.html
Gotham was also used by cyber analysts at Information Warfare Monitor, a Canadian public-private venture which operated from 2003 to 2012. Palantir Metropolis is used by hedge funds, banks, and financial services firms.
Why? To analyze the severity of the data breach? I'm sure they would predict turmoil in the U.S. for 2021
no, these tools do not simulate attacks. red team tools are the actual weapons, coupled with the tradecraft knowledge required to use them effectively against the targeted vulnerability. sure, maybe they stole some environmental automation that helps build the simulations to test their exploits, thats terribly simple to do, esp with dockerfile/containers. but they are not actually explaining it correctly here. red team tools are the actual 0-day exploits a team has developed to hack their targets. he eluded to it here 5:01, but not said directly.
Hillary Swank looks good as a news anchor?
Such a joke
How about getting the basics right before you start looking for the new shiny tool...
If the U.S. had pardoned Edward Snowden years ago he could’ve stopped these attacks against the U.S.
Dude he has a destiny ghost
Palantir is coming. Jan 26.
🤣🤣🤣I think it was China & that the cia is diverting to russia because ... because the U.S. is to weak to take on the red nation🤣🤣🤣😥
What don’t destroy a company just makes them stronger!
And we want digital currency (crypto)🤦🏽♂️
China, Iran and Russia.. Get it right
T
Russha smusha. I say Estonia. If we're talking organized crime, then don't say state actor, as that's just giving cover. Might be Germany.
On the positive note, cyberwar is better than physical war because nobody gets killed.
Were these companies using Linux? Would this happened if using Linux?
Linux wouldnt stop any kind of an attack like this.
@@poppacode303 Thanks for the info!
Not good explanation, when you understand it, you'll be scared to death
Not really, we just need more people in the cyber security field. Its such a new field of study anythings possible.
@@21cabbage22 The problem is the complex web of legality behind it and they way it blocks a LOT of potential talent who lack the money to go to school (thus get a job in that field) and also have an aversion to the military training (bootcamp etc) which they would have to get through just to what ultimately amounts to being a nerd in camo with a security clearance and a very private life for much of the rest of their existence.
Also, you and I could agree to not press charges and consent to allow each other to try and hack the other persons machine first in a game of CTF, but if you or I attempted to hack a hardened machine on a Russian gov network and got caught by our government in the US we would be charged with a list of crimes that would end up giving us hundreds of years in prison hit with everything from violating the computer fraud and abuse act to committing an act of war against a foreign nation.
On the other hand, in Russia...if you hack an American corporation or a government network the Russian government has the attitude of "what are we really going to do to these people huh, they love their country so much...is it a crime?" because at the end of the day it is doublespeak for "we actively target the US constantly". They play dumb officially, and use hacking group names to blend in with a dark scene because it provides great cover for the fact that they are basically acting like digital terrorist cells and this shunts a lot of attention to groups they have nothing to do with and gives them deniability, which prevents our retaliation...because unlike them we have actual rules of engagement when it comes to sanctioning a cyber attack.
Also make no mistake, powerful people in Russia's government take a kickback from the "groups" who build massive wealth from ransomware, bank hacks and theft of corporate IP.
@@no1special999 Yea really a cluster f*** of a situation. We should have been ready for an attack like this. Atleast the NSA hasnt been hacked yet.... a little surprised they didn’t notice the breach until recently. But russia should be held 100% responsible lets see what happens.
Is Russian Vodka next for creating drunks?
Someone call Satoshi, we needs the help. We clearly can’t stay hidden..
Intel report is out ! We will have to wait and see
This is why Tesla built their own software and systems in house.
And your point being?
you got owned
Just change the passwords.
Doesn’t hunter123 suffice?
Somewhere some are real busy with new sandbox running newly acquired tools. SUNBURST in action recently. Expect far more sophisticated not too distant in future.
EAGLE EYE program in progress
"Yup"
Wow, Dave looks GREEEAAAAAT!!! 🖖
Seems like another FF attack to me.
Why
Cyber Polygon? World Economic Forum? Digital Pandemic?
Israel.
Lets let russians help us
Cant we just cut the wire to russia and china =)
Well we know what John Paul Jones would do to handle this situation, somebody needs to make a pesky run up their coast and light some farmhouses on fire like a true patriot and bring back some Figgy Putin!
It's not Russia it's islam they said they were going to come back at full force remember
FireEye hacked? Lol
Palantir is the Russian hacker worst nightmare
All the others dinosaur can not compete
Cheers
ChiNBC
oups !
IS NOT RUSIA ...................IS CHINAAAAAAAAAA
Microsoft should have never given the WIN7 source code to the Russian Government...too many desktops in government offices that are connected to important servers are running old versions of windows. It was a mess waiting to happen...
It was that guy!!!!
CHINA
Like I Said ILLEGAL RECORDING PERIOD.
Huh?
hahaha
China
Thanks I had no idea! Good thing we have a random youtuber to tell us the truth instead of credible journalists and experts who are dealing with this firsthand. I can't wait for you to show proof of your thought, cause only an ignorant Trump supporter would make a claim without any evidence because an attack on Russia is an attack on Trump apparently.
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snowden did it..
Right Israel supports TRUMP.
Has nothing to do with this, but ok troll
RUSSIANS
I think it's time to fire Chris Titus... ROFL😎
FBI Diversion!
Represaria
For one, this highlights the weaknesses of the majority of 'single sign-on' systems and architectures.
In particular, when there is a feasible access path between a person receiving outside emails and the protected assets. The best defenses are still a well thought-out architecture and independent threat detection systems using different technologies. This sounds expensive, and in fact, it is. But it's feasible, and it is a lot less expensive than the consequences of a breach.
Should have put Shepard at start so I'd know to turn it off.
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