This Massive Chinese Cyberattack on Our Networks Is a Disaster of Unimaginable Proportions

Hotair ^ | 10/07/2024 | David Strom

[SeekAndFind]

[SeekAndFind]

So, here's the deal: We've got the U.S. government doing its thing, you know, keeping tabs on folks through these court-authorized wiretaps. It’s "for our own good," they say. The same arguments come up when they say they need backdoors into all encryption. “Save the children!” they cry in order to absolutely decimate your privacy.

[SeekAndFind]

So, here's the deal: We've got the U.S. government doing its thing, you know, keeping tabs on folks through these court-authorized wiretaps. It’s "for our own good," they say. The same arguments come up when they say they need backdoors into all encryption. “Save the children!” they cry in order to absolutely decimate your privacy.

[ifinnegan]

Why is this not an act of war?

[Paladin2]

“Our leaders are not serious people. “

Absolute truff.

[I think Trump is series, along with Musk. Not many others though. :-(]

[lightman]

Because of Brain Dead and Kackles.

[jdt1138]

Protecting children from terrorists is what communism is all about but now that the feds have granted themselves access to every bit of information about us well that was not enough so they need to record and store that information so that it can be used against us later.

You wanna know why microsoft needs a nuclear power plant to be brought on line for their data centers? It is to collect and store all that information about us.

That is the big secret in this story.

[grey_whiskers]

Because Democrats are Marxists and GOP are Quisling traitors.

[logi_cal869]

Using a security loophole that allows the US government access to anybody's electronic traffic

Don't EVEN try to tell me that no one ever warned that this might would happen...

[dadfly]

thanks again bush.

[Sarcazmo]

I think they need all the power to run AI.

Storage and collection is easy.

AI is brute force... and that takes a lot of power. Lots of calculations... brute force.

[griffin]

Ha Ha!

Because the Walz WANTS to lick chinese boots. He is gay for chinamen.

[JonPreston]

Why is this not an act of war?

finnigan, for the love of God start thinking outside the box. It sounds to me as if the Chinese had some inside help exploiting that "security loophole." But I'm sure this article, and others to follow, would rather Americans like you believe this event was about a "computer hack" rather than sabotage. And remember, I'm here to help you.

[Maris Crane]

IF THERE IS A MASSIVE LAW SUIT AGAINST MICROSOFT...I SOOOOOO WANT TO BE A PART OF IT.

I USED TO ENJOY GOING ON COMPUTER FOR INFORMATION, BUT SINCE I GOT THIS BIG MAHAFEE ...NEW COMPUTER...I DON’T HAVE CONTROL, NOR CHOICE OF THE “NET”.

I COULD EASILY SAY.....GOODBYE TO COMPUTER WORLD FOREVER.

[TheThirdRuffian]

The sheer blackmail potential explains a lot about how the elite behave.

Every email, text, and call has been compromised by Biden/harris incompetence

[billakay]

You might consider switching your computer to Linux.

[Flavious_Maximus]

The Deep State (aka USA government) is afraid of the people. This is good. They should be afraid.

The skullduggery committed by these depraved, filthy evil, power crazed globohomo’s in Washington, London, Paris, and Brussels (along with the junior lickspittle partners in Ottawa, Canberra and Wellington) are finally coming to an end, and they WILL be held accountable.

Sever pain and punishment is coming and the entire world is going to feel it.

[z3n]

“....backdoor access that the US government mandates to permit wiretapping when authorized by a warrant. “

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Riiiiiighhtttt. “Warrant”
Suuuurrreee.

If the chinese hackers had unfettered access to our internet spying apparatus without anything restricting them like pesky little “warrants”, then anyone in the deep-state had access to our internet spying apparatus.

[Maris Crane]

Not being that computer savvy, I shall look into it.

I was told there is only Microsoft and Apple.

Some choice.