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Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle; be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray: and do thou, O Prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into hell satan ...
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THIS IS A WARNING TO EVERYONE.
The ONLY REASON large companies aren't saying they've been hacked is BECAUSE THEY ARE TOO INCOMPETENT to know. They are staffed with INDIANS with FAKE CREDENTIALS.
YOU ARE ALL FUCKED.
Some stats on #php2shell. In the 10 hours before it was publicly announced, across the @Cloudflare network we saw thousands of attempts to exploit it. That jumped to tens of thousands in the 45 minutes post announcement, hundreds of thousands within 2 hours, and millions now.
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HEY @IngrahamAngle!
If you are going to report on the ongoing Democrat Color Revolution, howzabout having the decency to mention the patriots who uncovered the story and did all the leg work, i.e.: @DataRepublican, @SKDoubleDub33, and @iamlisalogan?
It's common courtesy.😡
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The word "marxism" means nothing to normal people. The word "bolshevik" means nothing to normal people.
The term "red-green alliance" means absolutely nothing to normal people.
Y'all need to step out of esoteric academia and take a marketing class.
It's COMMUNISM.
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🇮🇳 Your BANK, your email, practically ANY website could have been impersonated, with your browser none the wiser.
All thanks to one company's INSANE security blunder.
Indian company eMudhra, trusted to certify that websites are genuine, used EIGHT cryptographic keys so ridiculously weak they could be cracked almost instantly.
How weak? A normal key relies on a secret number roughly 116 digits long.
eMudhra's secret numbers? Just 4, 56 and 237. These are NOT pieces of the keys. They were the ACTUAL numbers! 🤯
Anyone with those keys could have forged trusted certificates for virtually any website, potentially fooling your browser if they intercepted your connection.
Major browsers have already blocked the keys, and there's no confirmed malicious use so far.
But cleaning up older devices and software could be a nightmare. An expert warns it could be bigger than Heartbleed, the infamous 2014 security disaster that took years to fix, because millions of old devices and systems still need updating.
And here we are, being told our passwords need another capital letter and a special character.
Source: Ars Technica / Writer: Julie
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Replying to @SenMarkKelly
Look at Kelly playing his roll to setup a color revolution in the US if the democrats lose the midterms.
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I’m sorry but I was told by Indians that we Americans were too fucking stupid to do their job and yet they just caused the biggest cyber security blunder in fucking history
Literally disconnect that entire species from the internet.
The Legacy Media…
Employees: 250,000
Annual revenue: $60 billion
And it took a brave kid in a hoodie with a microphone and X to expose billions in taxpayer fraud.
This is why Nick Shirley and Elon are hated by the Legacy Media.
They didn’t just expose the fraudsters.
They exposed the Legacy Media.
You are the Media now.
Be Loud!
Yep
I think Haiti would and should welcome Bukele to conquer the island and make it an outpost for El Salvador. Finally, someone would get rid of the gangs and everyone would see how useless left wing NGO’s "fixing Haiti" have been for the psst few decades. Bukele would have it running well within 5-6 years. Potentially the biggest mistake Haitian gangs have made in a long time. I dont really care what international bodies think about it. Restore sanity and break the evil on the island.
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This is what happens when you give FAKE Indian engineers a computer.
Indian company eMudhra’s private keys were tiny numbers like 4, 56, and 66 were cracked in under a second on a laptop. Attackers can use this to gain for any site.
This lands the same day as critical PHP zero-days enabling access on nearly every PHP site.
Follow: @AFpost
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If Donald Trump killed the OPT program from the White House this afternoon he could save the midterms.
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So guys, the internet is broken and, you are not going to believe this, but it was indians again.
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Haitian gangs kidnapped four Salvadoran airmen serving with the UN backed force in Haiti.
Big mistake.
Nayib Bukele just announced a military operation to bring them home.
His warning to the gang bosses: El Salvador already finished its own gangs.
He can finish yours too.
That is what strength looks like.
Bring them home.
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I AM HEARING FROM MULTIPLE EMPLOYEES AT MASSIVE COMPANIES THAT THEY ARE NOT EVEN RESPONDING TO EVENTS.
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN INDIANS WITH FAKE CREDENTIALS ARE AT THE WHEEL.
THIS IS GOING TO GET MUCH, MUCH, MUCH WORSE
Replying to @RedPillRabbit
I work for a large international financial institution. There's been no communication regarding any of these vulnerabilities at all. Myself and the one other American member of my team were the only ones to even mention them. Not a peep from any of the offshore barnacles.
Put your money under the mattress. We're all fucked.
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Elissa Slotkin: “We’re going to target you if you help Republicans.”
Also Elissa Slotkin: “Trump is targeting me because I’m a Democrat!”
You can’t make this up.
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I'll leave it to @mrddmia, who cut right to the chase.
This broad is a real piece of work.
Just a few hours ago, President Trump said in the Oval Office that I should be tried in court because I dared to talk about the corruption coming out of the White House.
If I've learned one thing from this past year, it's that you have to push back. I'm not going to be intimidated out of standing up for the rule of law and the country that has given me everything.






























