Next, my world is HVAC, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration for commercial and industrial customers.
I have more details direct from the guys on the ground.
Details are as follows.
Adversarial hackers got network access to all of the KE2 controllers on all refrigeration on all of these military bases.
This means they were in the military network.
All KE2 controllers were hacked to be permanently locked into defrost.
Defrost settings disable cooling and, if equipped, will engage electric heaters or hot gas defrost circuits.
KE2 controllers are universal devices, the most common in refrigeration.
All frozen and refrigerated food at all locations that caught this are gone.
Billions and billions and billions and we're winning so hard.
I just gave a state of the declining empire.
And I said, and I meant it, that never in the history of America has it been this good before.
The problem is I'm full of shit, but I did say it.
Takeaways.
Say it, bear.
Say it.
Everybody listen very carefully.
There is a persistent and ongoing zero-day exploit that affects literally everything that touches literally the internet and or most things that run on electrons to the highest echelons of American society, which we don't even have anymore, if we're being honest, folks.
We don't have a...
I would say that there's a pretty good society, but a lot of people would say there's not a society, probably not even in America anymore.
I mean...
Who cares about the midterms? It's just a republic if you can keep it, which means probably all you people that talk a big game, it's probably time to clean your weapons and load your magazines and be ready.
I would say be ready because America 2.0 is probably going to require some blood.
Two, these are known safe devices on what are believed to be some of the most secure networks on the planet.
Three, if you think your shit or the shit at the local grocery store Walmart is better protected, you're wrong.
Next, my world is HVAC, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration for commercial and industrial customers.
I have more details direct from the guys on the ground.
Details are as follows.
Adversarial hackers got network access to all of the KE2 controllers on all refrigeration on all of these military bases.
This means they were in the military network.
All KE2 controllers were hacked to be permanently locked into defrost.
Defrost settings disable cooling and, if equipped, will engage electric heaters or hot gas defrost circuits.
KE2 controllers are universal devices, the most common in refrigeration.
All frozen and refrigerated food at all locations that caught this are gone.
Billions and billions and billions and we're winning so hard.
I just gave a state of the declining empire.
And I said, and I meant it, that never in the history of America has it been this good before.
The problem is I'm full of shit, but I did say it.
Takeaways.
Say it, bear.
Say it.
Everybody listen very carefully.
There is a persistent and ongoing zero-day exploit that affects literally everything that touches literally the internet and or most things that run on electrons to the highest echelons of American society, which we don't even have anymore, if we're being honest, folks.
We don't have a...
I would say that there's a pretty good society, but a lot of people would say there's not a society, probably not even in America anymore.
I mean...
Who cares about the midterms? It's just a republic if you can keep it, which means probably all you people that talk a big game, it's probably time to clean your weapons and load your magazines and be ready.
I would say be ready because America 2.0 is probably going to require some blood.
Two, these are known safe devices on what are believed to be some of the most secure networks on the planet.
Three, if you think your shit or the shit at the local grocery store Walmart is better protected, you're wrong.
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