Deep State Attacks Baltimore City Government After ex-Mayor Catherine Pugh Charged For Corruption

Thats just a term for the corrupt people that infiltrated their way into US intelligence agencies.

Considering the 'hackers' ordered the city government to shut their computers down and wipe their hard drives I'm thinking this "ransom" wasn't really about money……. it was about covering up treason and high level corruption (considering one of their buddies was recently busted).

And if you don't know how corruption works yet, don't argue because they do anything to cover up crimes these days.

Yeah, I seem to remember 'hackers' had something to do with 2ch getting taken over and 'hackers' seem to be the ones responsible for Zig Forums getting taken over. Good thing we had Jim to save us from all these 'hackers'.

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Is it true? Or is Killcen and/or Johnny just messing with our minds for mere fun, satire? Beware this is a notorious shitposting site and its hard to tell without IDs.

What if the most "insane" people on the board actually were the most sane ones here, simply using this site as was originally intended. To stir debate. To stir conversation. To stir critical thinking. To stir questions, leaving others to conclude for themselves?

Foxacid.

Thats a term I haven't heard in a while, if I recall thats a dedicated NSA server that mimics other servers on the web to gather data and exploit users of targeted sites, correct?

The intelligence agencies of various countries collect exploits and malware sometimes by even buying or trading their own less dangerous exploits off to cyber-criminals. They don't provide any information of these vulnerabilities to national government, so important infrastructure like banks, local government, power plants etc could easily be targeted by anyone with knowledge of the security exploit including them. The intelligence agencies don't have any way of proving their own innocence except by releasing this information privately so any security problems can be fixed.

If you want to stir debate and critical thinking why would you post disinformation and nonsense? It has the opposite effect because people read dumb shit and think it's a waste of time to even discuss any issues.

Who is the sole arbitrator to say what is "disinformation?" What some find to be truth others will reject as false, and vice versa. There are no 'good' or 'bad' sources, there are only opinions and conclusions made by individuals. We are not and should not be a hive mind.

Disinformation is just opinions and conclusions that are deliberately and easily provable as false. The intent is to muddy the waters as for who decides it's easy for anyone to prove what is nonsense or not. That's different from a genuine opinion or conclusion. If you just want to waste people's time then don't bother life is too short.

that's because:
1: you can't stop insisting that everything is a conspiracy
2: you always need to pretend you have special insight
3: you haven't researched the SamSam Ransomware attacks

If you researched it, you'd learn that all of these ransomware attacks asked for minimal amounts of money, because they are not 'specifically targeted at certain cities', but are just free roaming strings of code that find vulnerabilities in any given city's infrastructure. The Iranian programmers who wrote this code knew that not all cities could afford large sums of money, so they had a better chance of receiving the Bitcoin payments if they kept the ransom amount low.

AND ?…. oddly enough, every city that has paid the ransom got the encryption key, as promised, and the criminals honored their agreement

So YES ….

YES ITS ABOUT THE MONEY

your conspiracy shit is really predictable

By asking for $50,000 or $70,000 ransom

instead of asking for Millions

their chance of receiving payment

are greatly increased

and to make the chances even greater

it was important to honor their agreement

and every city who paid the random

regained access to their servers and files

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

they've done this to dozens and dozens and dozens of cities in America, from huge metropolitan cities to tiny townships

The majority of cities who got hit with the ransomware attacks haven't released the information publicly

if they didn't honor the agreement
and give the cities the encryption keys
then the next cities who get hit
are less likely to pay up

Atlanta got hit
and the random was only $50,000

but instead of paying the tiny ransom,
Atlanta spent Million$ on rewriting
everything from the ground up
…………………….it took months

meanwhile, a tiny little town simultaneously
got hit with the same ransomware

they paid the $50,000
and got the encryption key
and got their system back up
instantly