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If Russia accessing US data using Russia IP, that is weird. I mean why don't Russia use let's say TOR network?
by zakki 1y ago
If Russia accessing US data using Russia IP, that is weird. I mean why don't Russia use let's say TOR network?
- Gigachad 1y agoWhy would they even care. There will be no consequences for getting caught.
- teknopaul 1y agoThis. Trump will pardon anyone on his team. The existence of Presidential pardons is a disgrace. There is no pretence of the rule of law.
- raverbashing 1y agoYou mean, his friends and the top levels Make no mistake the 'kids' in doge will be the first to be thrown under the bus
- jfengel 1y agoPresidential pardons were a crucial check on the power of the courts. The Constitution was written to curb excesses of 18th century England. I'd say we didn't use them nearly enough. And now they're being used exclusively for crime. Yet another sound idea turned against us. There just isn't any way to govern a nation which has a majority in favor of destroying democracy.
- mapcars 1y agoIt depends, no consequences is one thing and not being detected at all is another.
- a_bonobo 1y agoIt's kind of like Russians throwing their oligarchs out of windows and then saying it's suicide: everybody knows who did it, and there won't be consequences. That in itself sends a signal: 'we can do this, what are you going to do about it? Nothing.'
- diggan 1y agoI feel like "Being detected, making it obvious and still no consequences" is the Russian playbook, if we look at previous instances. It seems to be on purpose as far as I can tell.
- StopDisinfo910 1y agoWho said it was Russia? The article only mentions a Russian IP.
- freen 1y agoYeah, well, then DOGE employees are routing all of their traffic through Russia? That’s a great idea!
- Muromec 1y agoso we would be busy arguing about the meaning, while they do something obviously terrible again