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JBS meat plants shut down over ransomeware attack
06-02-2021, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted By OPGenesis⏩
Also lol@ all of these attacks not being associated with the same ransomware group, captain obvious.Colonial set the standard. They allowed themselves to be extorted.
This will be a common occurrence going forward.
We could see more inflation if this isn’t handled quickly.
https://www.zerohedge.com/commoditie...ing-operations
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Also, lol @ all of these attacks being blamed on Russia with no proof.
This will be a common occurrence going forward.
We could see more inflation if this isn’t handled quickly.
https://www.zerohedge.com/commoditie...ing-operations
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Also, lol @ all of these attacks being blamed on Russia with no proof.
1.Biden administration blames Russia for cyberattack that shut down JBS plants
2.JBS also claims that the attack was done by cyber criminals based in Russia
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06-02-2021, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Skylinerd1⏩
Remember when Trump wore those special socks to signal that the walls were closing in on Biden and he would be arrested by the end of the week....I dunno how much more evidence this forum needs that OPgen, Xterra and dabmw are all deepstate disinfo shills trying to put everyone just enough off the trail.
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06-02-2021, 07:03 AM
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Lol'd, the new normal. First oil and now meat.. hmm
If you aren't a hunter it's not too late to start. If that's too much for you, sign up for a CSA and know your local farmer/rancher. They're everywhere. The quality of meat is great too. If you can't find a local one look into CSAs or grass fed farms that deliver nationwide like Slanker meats, for example.
If you aren't a hunter it's not too late to start. If that's too much for you, sign up for a CSA and know your local farmer/rancher. They're everywhere. The quality of meat is great too. If you can't find a local one look into CSAs or grass fed farms that deliver nationwide like Slanker meats, for example.
06-02-2021, 07:10 AM
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One of the groups I manage is an Information Security group...The VAST majority of ransomware attacks (99% of them) are easily stopped by the most basic deployment of antivirus/malware and basic patching.
That means these companies are grossly negligent for not having basic AntiVirus software deployed/patch management or a nation state is creating new zero day ransomware software specifically targeting certain verticals and industries.
Behind closed doors the news is that the pipeline attack came down to a basic patching issue. Im betting this meat plant is also devoid of basic security controls.
In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
At a minimum it appears these companies and some of our key infrastructure are an absolute train wreck for protecting basic data sets.
That means these companies are grossly negligent for not having basic AntiVirus software deployed/patch management or a nation state is creating new zero day ransomware software specifically targeting certain verticals and industries.
Behind closed doors the news is that the pipeline attack came down to a basic patching issue. Im betting this meat plant is also devoid of basic security controls.
In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
At a minimum it appears these companies and some of our key infrastructure are an absolute train wreck for protecting basic data sets.
06-02-2021, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr⏩
Interesting insights. Makes sense. Kind of like how most of our medicines and things are produced in a foreign country. When times get tough we could be fooked in many ways.One of the groups I manage is an Information Security group...The VAST majority of ransomware attacks (99% of them) are easily stopped by the most basic deployment of antivirus/malware and basic patching.
That means these companies are grossly negligent for not having basic AntiVirus software deployed/patch management or a nation state is creating new zero day ransomware software specifically targeting certain verticals and industries.
Behind closed doors the news is that the pipeline attack came down to a basic patching issue. Im betting this meat plant is also devoid of basic security controls.
In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
At a minimum it appears these companies and some of our key infrastructure are an absolute train wreck for protecting basic data sets.
That means these companies are grossly negligent for not having basic AntiVirus software deployed/patch management or a nation state is creating new zero day ransomware software specifically targeting certain verticals and industries.
Behind closed doors the news is that the pipeline attack came down to a basic patching issue. Im betting this meat plant is also devoid of basic security controls.
In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
At a minimum it appears these companies and some of our key infrastructure are an absolute train wreck for protecting basic data sets.
06-02-2021, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
Well in MD we do have a cicada apocalypse going on....now go eat some bugs
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06-02-2021, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr⏩
I would agree except that a ransomware attack or any exploit can be delayed in its payload. If the ransomware sat dormant for a month or so, it is rather hard to recover from your backups within that time frame because they are infected as well. Recovering a backup of say a database server that is weeks old is pretty hard to recover from.In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
Originally Posted By Procta⏩
That means that electrical grids are next.
06-02-2021, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta⏩
I wouldn't say that. These things happen all the time.Example a recent one:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.zdn...omware-attack/
They have US offices as well.
Then of course there are other non ransomware attacks like what happened to Equifax. A lot of these companies just don't place a lot of investment in security.
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06-02-2021, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted By Phil9⏩
imagine being this retardedGood thing I have a large meat freezer and store months worth of steak, beef, chicken, etc. My condolences to the week by week brahs out there.
"hurr durr i have some meat so this is fine. biden good"
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06-02-2021, 09:08 AM
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06-02-2021, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
Very true and good point. You would absolutely need to build it in a non production lab and verify data integrity prior to deploying it into production. The good news is that a simple A.V install during the restore process has a VERY high chance of identifying it and quarantining it before the data is impacted again.I would agree except that a ransomware attack or any exploit can be delayed in its payload. If the ransomware sat dormant for a month or so, it is rather hard to recover from your backups within that time frame because they are infected as well. Recovering a backup of say a database server that is weeks old is pretty hard to recover from.
That means that electrical grids are next.
That means that electrical grids are next.
If you are on top of your game (which they obviously arent) this process shouldnt take long. Most major companies have disaster recovery/data restore windows that under 12 hours for their primary apps. So they reasonably should have it in a lab in 12 hours and potentially back in production within 24.
...And please note I dont have insight to the scope so this could be their entire data center infrastructure (ie numerous apps). Im just generalizing so please dont "tee off" on me..
06-02-2021, 09:33 AM
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I'm guessing the Russian government is coordinating with Russian hackers going after the US's oil and food infrastructure. This is before the Biden and Putin conference in Switzerland happening in 2 weeks. Putin seems to be testing Biden, and so far Biden isn't responding.
On the coming summit ~
"Russia signals 'uncomfortable' run-up to Biden-Putin summit"
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/p...n-putin-summit
excerpt:
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s team won’t be trying to set a positive atmosphere in the weeks leading up to his summit with President Joe Biden, according to a senior Russian diplomat.
"The Americans should proceed from the premise that a number of signals from Moscow … are going to be uncomfortable for them, including in the coming days,” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters, per state media.....
On the coming summit ~
"Russia signals 'uncomfortable' run-up to Biden-Putin summit"
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/p...n-putin-summit
excerpt:
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s team won’t be trying to set a positive atmosphere in the weeks leading up to his summit with President Joe Biden, according to a senior Russian diplomat.
"The Americans should proceed from the premise that a number of signals from Moscow … are going to be uncomfortable for them, including in the coming days,” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters, per state media.....
06-02-2021, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted By ParsleyTea⏩
No one is afraid of Biden and they view him as a lame/injured duck....so we are going to have 4 years of this.I'm guessing the Russian government is coordinating with Russian hackers going after the US's oil and food infrastructure. This is before the Biden and Putin conference in Switzerland happening in 2 weeks. Putin seems to be testing Biden, and so far Biden isn't responding.
On the coming summit ~
"Russia signals 'uncomfortable' run-up to Biden-Putin summit"
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/p...n-putin-summit
excerpt:
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s team won’t be trying to set a positive atmosphere in the weeks leading up to his summit with President Joe Biden, according to a senior Russian diplomat.
"The Americans should proceed from the premise that a number of signals from Moscow … are going to be uncomfortable for them, including in the coming days,” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters, per state media.....
On the coming summit ~
"Russia signals 'uncomfortable' run-up to Biden-Putin summit"
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/p...n-putin-summit
excerpt:
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s team won’t be trying to set a positive atmosphere in the weeks leading up to his summit with President Joe Biden, according to a senior Russian diplomat.
"The Americans should proceed from the premise that a number of signals from Moscow … are going to be uncomfortable for them, including in the coming days,” Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told reporters, per state media.....
06-02-2021, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr⏩
yep.One of the groups I manage is an Information Security group...The VAST majority of ransomware attacks (99% of them) are easily stopped by the most basic deployment of antivirus/malware and basic patching.
That means these companies are grossly negligent for not having basic AntiVirus software deployed/patch management or a nation state is creating new zero day ransomware software specifically targeting certain verticals and industries.
Behind closed doors the news is that the pipeline attack came down to a basic patching issue. Im betting this meat plant is also devoid of basic security controls.
In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
At a minimum it appears these companies and some of our key infrastructure are an absolute train wreck for protecting basic data sets.
That means these companies are grossly negligent for not having basic AntiVirus software deployed/patch management or a nation state is creating new zero day ransomware software specifically targeting certain verticals and industries.
Behind closed doors the news is that the pipeline attack came down to a basic patching issue. Im betting this meat plant is also devoid of basic security controls.
In the end the recovery from ransomware and encrypted data is easily recoverable if you have appropriate backups...Wipe the devices and restore.
At a minimum it appears these companies and some of our key infrastructure are an absolute train wreck for protecting basic data sets.
this is scarily common throughout the school districts.
i know a lot of teachers and there have been students who got into the system and messed it up.
it never gets reported and it can't even be considered hacking because the security is pathetic.
the places i've worked over the last few decades that actually knew their chit wasn't secured properly but didn't want to pay for proper security......
06-02-2021, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Ten_Hearts⏩
I heard that is coming to NY soon.Well in MD we do have a cicada apocalypse going on....
I can't wait.
the shrilling of just one cicada is bad enough.
but i'm being told by the media I will get to hear 100's at once.
joy.
06-02-2021, 09:59 AM
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It's just amusing to me that every little thing that happened when Trump was president, was directly his fault and you couldn't tell lefties otherwise. Meanwhile... a literal dozen **** shows going on at once and lefties are just like 'its all good, man... c'mon'. Thank god our three letter agencies are undergoing mandatory sensitivity training. Lefties are more worried about fighting for trannies to use the little girl's room.
06-02-2021, 10:00 AM
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The cicada sound is a roar and has been going on here for a month. The tennis racquet helps.
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06-02-2021, 10:29 AM
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Lol.
This is likely the work of an alphabet agency which must not be named.
You can place a bet that there will be blackouts this summer and it will be blamed on a "hack"... but that won't be the real cause.
This is likely the work of an alphabet agency which must not be named.
You can place a bet that there will be blackouts this summer and it will be blamed on a "hack"... but that won't be the real cause.
Originally Posted By brayar⏩
You are citing a propaganda piece.
These cyber attacks are being done by the US government via the CIA, NSA, DNI, or some other agency.
They are false flags designed to implement some sort of agenda. It's no coincidence that gas and meat are getting attacked -- leftist and the Great Reset are firmly against these two industries.
These cyber attacks are being done by the US government via the CIA, NSA, DNI, or some other agency.
They are false flags designed to implement some sort of agenda. It's no coincidence that gas and meat are getting attacked -- leftist and the Great Reset are firmly against these two industries.
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06-02-2021, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted By NitrogenWidget⏩
They were in full force here last year. For a while I was like "what the phuck are those things?" because that is not a chirping I was used to hearing.I heard that is coming to NY soon.
I can't wait.
the shrilling of just one cicada is bad enough.
but i'm being told by the media I will get to hear 100's at once.
joy.
I can't wait.
the shrilling of just one cicada is bad enough.
but i'm being told by the media I will get to hear 100's at once.
joy.
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
i did a little research.They were in full force here last year. For a while I was like "what the phuck are those things?" because that is not a chirping I was used to hearing.
in 04 the population around here had decreased so some claim there may not be a Brood X lying dormant or claim just a few but it will be worse noise wise because it will take longer to find mate which means more mating calls.
IDK ground is still on the cold side a few inches down around here and these things are 8ft down so not quite yet warm enough to wake them.
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Originally Posted By Scarrdbutsmartr⏩
I don't have any insight into this either. However, my company is affected by this as we deal with them. So I have been trying to figure out the extent of what was affected. I am trying not to say too much about them and our situation, but even if they can ramp up production, they still have a monumental task in getting back online with their partners....And please note I dont have insight to the scope so this could be their entire data center infrastructure (ie numerous apps). Im just generalizing so please dont "tee off" on me..
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
They are pretty bad around here. You can hear them from inside. Its like a constant static humming. You go for a walk outside there are dead ones all over the side walks and they fall from the trees screeching the whole way down. They are also terrible at flying.They were in full force here last year. For a while I was like "what the phuck are those things?" because that is not a chirping I was used to hearing.
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Funny that these attacks didn’t occur under Trump.
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