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T. Greer
@Scholars_Stage
NSA deputy director "wondered in late 2022 if Beijing plan was for the hackers to be found out, intimidating the U.S. into staying out of a potential conflict in Taiwan."
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Bonnie Glaser / 葛來儀 🇺🇦
@BonnieGlaser
The WSJ published an in-depth story on PRC hacking. The section pertaining to Taiwan is noteworthy. wsj.com/tech/cybersecu via @WSJ
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Jersey Mike
@sturmovikdragon
Russia was unable to cripple Ukraine's critical infrastructure over 10+ years of trying. Ok, you get some blackouts and such for the first few weeks or months, then suddenly the IT gets super solid and the tricks stop working.
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Mullet Matthew
@MattyBoySwag143
The US’ critical infrastructure reminds me of a sitting duck Except it’s worse, it’s like a sitting duck made out of GOLD LEAF with neon Christmas lights attached and a sign reading “STEAL FROM ME PLS”
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Paul Midler
@paulmidler
I suggested as much, that this was purposefully sloppy work.
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Paul Midler
@paulmidler
Such sloppy work. Time to brainstorm the reasons why it’s been done. x.com/martiniguyyt/s…
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Larry Hockett, baseball lifer
@LarryHockett88
So, this is probably a stupid question, but I'm going to ask anyway. Why can't we put everything controlling critical infrastructure, our weapons systems etc, on a private intranet inaccessible to anyone outside of the government/military?
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