Did

 

I miss something?

Did everybody 

just completely 

forget about 

Wikileaks?

Edward Snoden?

Solar winds attack?

Our networks 

are owned 

by our adversaries.

Including:

U.S. federal government 

Department of Agriculture

Department of Commerce

Department of Defense

Department of Energy

Department of Health and Human Services

Executive

e-mails of top officials

Department of Homeland Security

Department of Justice

Department of Labor

Department of State United States

Department of Transportation

Department of the Treasury

Administrative Office of the United States

Judicial

Courts

National Finance Center

National Telecommunications 

and Information Administration

Parts of The Pentagon, 

National Security Agency, 

Defense Information Systems Agency

National Nuclear Security Administration

National Institutes of Health

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

Bureau of Labor Statistics

~3000 Microsoft Office 365-hosted email accounts

Federal Aviation Administration

Case Management/Electronic Case Files.

(I told brother Brain 

YEARS

before it was reported 

anywhere

in the parking lot  

at CBC 

after bible study one night:

"Russia has got the keys to the kingdom.

they can create 

false administrator accounts 

on our networks."

(Meaning they have the access 

to be able to create 

false Administrator accounts

and give administrator access 

to those accounts

to create more

false Administrator accounts etc.

And the SolarWinds attack is still ongoing BTW.

The ONLY way

to take back 

your network(s)

after this type 

of infiltration?

Is to build entirely all new networks.

It is physically 

and logistically 

impossible

to entirely 

root out 

this deep 

of this type

of an infiltration.

Its why it is still ongoing.

Keep in mind, 

this is coming

from somebody 

who used to work here:

(Maybe now it makes more sense why that was?)

China had "persistent" 

access to U.S. critical infrastructure

(Aint no "had" to it.)

Details: 

The U.S. Cybersecurity 

and Infrastructure Security Agency, 

the National Security Agency 

and the Federal Bureau of Investigation 

(You know

Just all of them 

were themselves hacked

in the SolarWinds attack:

The U.S. Cybersecurity 

and Infrastructure Security Agency

(You know, the guys in charge 

of us not getting hacked?

Yeah, they got hacked.

It ought to tell you something.)

the National Security Agency

Yup them too...

the Federal Bureau of Investigation 

(Justice Department

Yup, those guys also...)

)

released an advisory Wednesday 

to warn critical infrastructure operators 

about China's ongoing hacking interests.

(It aint just critical infrastructure.)

According to the advisory, 

China-backed hacking group 

Volt Typhoon 

has been exploiting 

vulnerabilities 

in routers, 

firewalls 

and VPNs 

to target water, 

transportation, 

energy 

and communications systems 

across the country.

The group 

has relied heavily on

stolen administrator 

credentials 

to maintain access 

to the systems 

— and in some cases 

it has maintained access 

for "at least five years," 

per the advisory."

(Well I wonder where those came from?

And Notice it never mentions 

that they still don't have access 

("China's ongoing hacking interests.")

just that

"it has maintained access for 

"at least five years."

I reiterate

once you have the ability

to create 

Administrator accounts?

And these accounts 

can create 

OTHER

administrator accounts?

That  can create others and so on?

You'll never know 

which accounts are legit 

and which ones aren't.

And your network is monitored

and worthless.)

REDUNDANT REDUNDANCY?

(Which I am familiar with 

way more so than most, 

see pictures above.)

IS IRRELEVANT

ON A COMPROMISED

AND MONITORED NETWORK.

THINK 

COMMAND 

AND CONTROL 

CENETRS, 

how do you think 

they communicate 

with each other exactly?

Things are 

so much worse

and are moving 

so much faster

than you could ever

 wrap your heads around.

I just hope your soul is ready.

I really do...