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Highly dangerous and unintended collateral damage are hallmarks of terorrism, especially considering random violence is a staple of terror tactics. Anon are pla
by ihsw 13y ago
Highly dangerous and unintended collateral damage are hallmarks of terorrism, especially considering random violence is a staple of terror tactics. Anon are playing with fire, and the Obama administration is definitely going to be stepping up the cyber-security rhetoric to garner support for the spying programs.
- samstave 13y agoYou mean like the drone attacks in Yemen? Also, this is the reason some believe the Anon attacks to be false-flag psyops in order to further the cyber-drive hardon the USG has. If NSA+Israel wrote Stux and Duqu, its not like they are some slouchers that are going to be humiliated by Anon... or are they?
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- samstave 13y agoBut that wasn't the point I was making. I was making the point that Anon could potentially be a puppet whos "attacks" against orgs like FEMA are used to push a stricter control of on-line-everything, and that the skills of those who wrote Stux/Duqu should be sufficiently high that they actually have no real threat to worry about from a group like Anon.
- ihsw 13y agoActually, my point about Obama's cyber-security build-up is that they will get those kinds of people to work on securing servers like random FEMA servers. I get the distinct impression that we're going to see a serious shift in the administration's attitude towards cyber-security, specifically a swooping change in direction from offense to defense.