Weird Military website warns you are being monitored

I got this?


"The Air Force Command and Control Integration Center (AFC2IC) is a direct reporting unit to Air Combat Command. The AFC2IC mission is to enable decision superiority through command and control (C2) innovation, integration, and standardization of systems across air, space, and cyberspace domains. "

If its on the internet its not our fault for acessing it, dont be afraid, the military isnt going to come and arrest you

Originally posted by Starbug3MY
I just got a message from twitter "Now Survival Sun is following you on Twitter"! WTH? I've only went there 1 or 2 times. Well I'm not opening that one !

edit on 1892010 by Starbug3MY because: (no reason given)

Lol! That's normal on Twitter. They follow hundreds of people, often to get people to check their home page and click on the link in their profile - they get paid per click, or that kind of thing.

CRAP.

You guys have accessed a network which is sent from an airforce base to make key decisions on air command actions

I just found a video, im not going to upload it incase i get in trouble, here are some stills.

Just seen a list of options, Medical Facility Status, Minefield Threat, Nuclear Event, Liquid to Surface, lots of options, leaving the website is advised to all of you

i get that warning when access my account to the Dept of Defense's employment website, looking for work....

reply to post by CHA0S

I would stay away from that website, especially the link given by the OP because it does seem like a honeypot backdoor.

Coupled with the other examples of erratic and ridiculous behaviour of the OP, I would now also be very suspicious of the intent of the OP himself. His buffoonery seems to be a masquerade or cover for something else entirely.

Originally posted by Haydn_17
If its on the internet its not our fault for acessing it, dont be afraid, the military isnt going to come and arrest you

I'm not worried about being arrested. I just won't access the site, because it's all too suspicious for me.

Especially coming from a relatively new member.

There are plenty of reasons not to visit certain sites, by the way.
Mostly because of what you can potentially open yourself (and your personal information) up to.

That said, yes, there are things on the internet that you can be arrested for accessing.

Just because it's up there doesn't mean it isn't illegal content.
Just ask the 50 people recently busted for viewing and trading child porn last may.

Originally posted by Haydn_17
leaving the website is advised to all of you

Change of heart?

- Lee

Ok I want to set you guys straight on what these kind of websites are. First its not some SUPER secret thing that you stumbled upon, there are alot of them. You need a CAC card to get on most of them. Most site allow you access to online publications, order parts, check your military info (mol.usmc.mil), or just find info on unit movements. They don't want to look on your PC or steal info from you, they just want to make sure you cant get in without them knowing.


P.S. first post yay

How do i upload a picture to post?

I just used the URL of the page i was directed too, but i did take a screenshot of the page, which is what i want to post

reply to post by NoClue206


Thanks for posting this. I tried to explain the same thing yesterday but nobody is looking at our posts, just the crazy ones.

And, FYI for those who don't know, military OneSource is for military and their family members to be able to get access to family services regarding a spectrum of things that include, healthcare, wills, handling deployments, moving from one base to another, and so forth and so on.

The craziness is what everyone is speculating on, because it's completely unfounded.

The website was pretty boring. I searched a few things, and looked around. I don't think it was "secret" at all.
But if any government people show up at my i'll let you all know.

I found out what the star and web symbol is.
United States Army Criminal Investigation Command

seems safe to use for me, i even signed up =D

they also have a youtube channel

Originally posted by wayno
reply to post by CHA0S

 

I would stay away from that website, especially the link given by the OP because it does seem like a honeypot backdoor.

Coupled with the other examples of erratic and ridiculous behaviour of the OP, I would now also be very suspicious of the intent of the OP himself. His buffoonery seems to be a masquerade or cover for something else entirely.

You got me, Im actually a Man in Black, and I aint talkin Johnny Cash

I played around on that site a bit, but look how there are a bunch of people at the end of this thread that are relatively new posting about how safe the site is.

Not calling anyone out, but check those profiles and the writing style.

reply to posts by rle4lunch and NoClue206


I'm with you guys.

You told them what they were accessing, I told them what MAFB and Gunter Annex were, and OTTOKARMA even supplied valid "Whois" information. What else is there?

Oh yeah, there's that scary "warning" that I understood to simply say:

You are welcome to enter, but behave! We are monitoring your actions. If you abuse this privilege, you may be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

As far as I'm concerned, the ones "poking around" in that network, deserve to have their computers infiltrated by some of that "Top Secret" government spyware I was working on a while back. I sure wish I owned a black "Suburban".

I reckon everything has to be a "Twilight Zone" episode before it can be accepted as the truth.

See ya.

the site is 100% safe in my opinion,nothing special about it, except the usual security re-routing and IP chaining (for a .mil site its the minimal security we could expect) so dont be totaly paranoid guys OP is not trying to call the Gov over you

bahaha it is probably a key logger to see who you are and steal your passwords or bank accounts. I ain't that stupid. Try harder next time.