#russianhackers

[avintagefarm]

MEAN people SUCK!!

So..my Tumblr account was hacked by somebody in Russia (like I am running for office! SMH) with nothing else to do!  They followed 1600 blogs..mostly porn sites! I am not a prude but since this is my business site I do not think some of my customers “are not amused!” so please have patience while I unfollow/delete/scream at all those blogs..Thanks!!

[e-l-e-n-a-t]

Here are more reasons to disbelieve our media. Major Wikileaks release on CIA last week (see the ZeroHedge article below) is again misunderstood. Without...

#oliverstone #russianhackers #wikileaks #fakenews

[tangledwing]

Intel report: Putin directly ordered effort to influence election @cnnpoliticsBy hacking the DNC and inflating and exaggerating bits of e-mails Russia swayed just enough votes to make Trump, Putin’s preferred candidate president. That is not normal. that is not how democracy in the USA is supposed to work.

[trendsfocus]

New reports suggest Russian-linked hackers may be exploiting vulnerabilities in American home internet routers. Security experts say outdated firmware and default passwords are major risks, urging users to update their devices and strengthen their network security. The situation highlights how everyday connected devices can become targets in modern cyber conflicts.

[wchrisg]

Trump's response to the russian hacking of the court system was the same one he used to excuse their friends of molesting children

[digitalworldvision]

#HACKERS LockBit, a notorious ransomware group, has become one of the most prominent and prolific cybercrime organizations globally. Originating in 2019, LockBit operates a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) model, the affiliates with minimal technical skills to use ransomware. pic.twitter.com/CpLcGDG5tK

— Kelly Hector (@Digitalworldvis) June 20, 2024

[digitalworldvision]

Cyber Security Threats In 2024. Russian Hackers Lockbit.

[osintelligence]

Russian state-backed hackers accessed Microsoft’s core software systems, company says | CNN Business

https://cnn.it/43dpDTp - 🔐 Russian state-backed hackers have penetrated key Microsoft systems, gaining access to the company's core software systems and potentially its source code, as confirmed by Microsoft. This breach, first disclosed in January, represents a significant security concern, given the value of source code for both corporate innovation and espionage efforts. The hackers' ability to access internal systems was detailed in a recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, highlighting the serious nature of the intrusion. #CyberSecurity #MicrosoftHack #RussianHackers 🌐 The breach is part of a larger pattern of espionage by the hacking group, which is supported by the Kremlin and has previously compromised US government email systems through the SolarWinds software. This group's activities are known for their broad intelligence-gathering efforts, underscoring the strategic importance of such cyber intrusions. US officials have linked these operations to Russia's foreign intelligence service, although Russia denies involvement. #Espionage #CyberEspionage #SolarWinds 💡 Microsoft's investigation has so far found no evidence that customer-facing systems were compromised. The company is assessing the breach's impact and potential for follow-on attacks. This incident is a stark reminder of the ongoing cybersecurity challenges facing global tech companies and the sophistication of state-backed cyber operations.