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Yeah, like the APT that compromised O365 accounts from US gov entities a year or so ago, using residential proxies to go around Conditional Access Policies...,
by lucasRW 1y ago
Yeah, like the APT that compromised O365 accounts from US gov entities a year or so ago, using residential proxies to go around Conditional Access Policies..., is now logging in straight from the Kremlin. :D
- op00to 1y agoIs there a difference between a year ago and today? Is someone else sitting behind the resolute desk?
- lucasRW 1y agoYou didn't get the point. The alleged "Russian login attempts" were blocked by CAPs. Russian state-sponsored actors have showned in the past that they use residential relay boxes to get around that. If you read between the lines of the whistleblower claims, a lot of stuff doesn't add up. I especially like the conclusion that a deathnote was left on his door BEFORE he blew the whistle, and that a drone was hovering over his house.
- lobsterthief 1y agoThis adds up perfectly to me. * He could’ve gotten a death note because they suspected he might become a whistleblower, or simply because of what he knew. * This death note could have been the final straw. * Drones fly over my house all the time. If I witnessed what he did and received a death note, I may assign additional significance to it. None of this is implausible at all.