Mass cyber attack happening right now Australia

a reply to: cherokeetroy

What comes next, would be against T&C's.......

You've had an explanation.

But you go with your woo woo.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Ravenwatcher

That's how software updates work.

It's an update for lots of clients.

My laptop gets lots of updates.

I appreciate that but no - Why would you not test the update 1st rather then just unleash it World wide that is just beyond comprehension and reality when it effects so many important institutions like flight and med -bank .

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If nothing else, this has shown me how fragile our system is. If this were a cyber attack - and don't think for one second it couldn't happen, we could be dead in the water for who knows how long. Which endorses my thoughts on survival in a TEOTWAKI scenario.

We know that electrical grids in the US are tied to three main sectors. Our IT is handled mostly by 3-4 companies that controls almost the whole world.

Hollywood has made movies from this scenario and it's scary because it's very possible. CrowdStrike has thousands of employees.

Founded in 2011 and based in Austin, Texas, CrowdStrike operates in more than 170 countries and employed more than 7,900 people as of January. The U.S. accounted for nearly 70% of the more than $900 million in revenue it reported for the quarter ended April.

They hire for positions which many of are remote within those countries. I'm not saying it's probable but it is possible to be a completely disabling situation if the wrong person gets in an advantaged position. Look at what happened yesterday. They submitted an update, obviously not a good one. It appears it was a simple accident but a malevolent update could have just as easily been uploaded.

I love modern technology. But I prep for lack of it.

And for the record, many EV's and chargers are having issues because of a variety of reasons. Here's a link www.reddit.com...

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: cherokeetroy

But you go with your woo woo.

I find it kind of funny, not to mention a little strange that this is a conspiracy forum. The main topic of discussion is conspiracy theories. But there are a number of members here who lack a conspiratorial mind. Their focus of engagement is arguing that conspiracies don't exist.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

The motto of the site happens to be "Deny Ignorance."

I posted an explanation for you.

Address it, not me.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

That explanation does zero to prove legitimacy. You can stick with surface level, simplistic explanations if you want to, a lot of people do. But a true theorist knows you have to delve deeper, below the surface. Make connections. Consider the timing of events. The name "Crowdstrike" doesn't exactly inspire confidence.

Use Linux and be free of gates and windows
terrible OS .. everyone is addicted to it.

its CRAP

www.crowdstrike.com...

What is the connection between this cyber attack and the attempted Trump assassination? And how does it tie in with biden withdrawing from the campaign?

C'mon folks, I want to hear your theories.

originally posted by: dave5426
What is the connection between this cyber attack and the attempted Trump assassination?

Both were failures.

And how does it tie in with biden withdrawing from the campaign?

Both were failures.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

What would they say if the outage was something that they had no control over. An update that went wrong is plausible as we all have had updates which seem to slow up our computers. But something unprecedented at least according to this guy is happening on the Sun at the moment as three solar flares are due to hit , the flares a weak magnetic field solar maximum, if i was a conspiracy theorist I would expect power outages as the next event in this cluster # of a July.
Just to prove it isn't one observer.

originally posted by: Daughter2v2
Thank goodness NYC just coincidently conducted a drill regarding IT outages.

They must have really good planners to have all these tests right before the real thing.

Reminds me of event201

a reply to: dave5426

Since we're talking conspiracy theories

Due to their involvement in the investigation of alleged Russian hacking of DNC during 2016 election and their participation in Cyber Polygon 2020, I'd speculate that suspicious activity originating from Crowdstrike points more toward a runup to the global "cyberpandemic" predicted by WEF or preparation for some type of election "interference" in November.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

It appears that two highly financed entities are in some sort of power struggle . I expect things to ramp up, so far all the attacks have been on Trump it must be time for some payback.

a reply to: cherokeetroy

Orrrrrr



Maybe???

a reply to: Ravenwatcher

Money...

Where I work (and no I wont say where anymore) they have started shoving out patches when its convenient for them without proper testing and when it screws up servers we are told to figure out a work around.

a reply to: annonentity

That would be a battle of epic proportion.

a reply to: StoutBroux

a reply to: Irishhaf

The patch disables the protection system , so the security system is now vulnerable. This will be fun.