CaptainTrouble
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Shop fridges and freezers across Europe hit by fresh suspected cyber-attack
Shop fridges and freezers across Europe hit by fresh suspected cyber-attack
Chains in seven countries say cooling unit temperatures rose overnight in incident similar to hack of French stores
www.theguardian.com
Stockpile 72 hours of supplies in case of disaster or attack, EU tells citizens
Stockpile 72 hours of supplies in case of disaster or attack, EU tells citizens
Bloc’s first preparedness strategy urges people to prepare for floods, fires, pandemics or military strikes
www.theguardian.com
Article is from last year but the prep food for in case of emergencies has been cycling again in the news lately. British generals have been signaling a need for young people to sacrifice for war as well. Something appears to be happening.
What is special about 72 hours of food?
After a nuclear strike, what do you do? Stay put for at least 24 to 72 hours: Nuclear fallout decays according to the 7:10 rule of thumb: for every sevenfold increase in time following detonation, the radiation level drops by a factor of 10. Radiation drops to roughly 1/10th of its initial intensity after 7 hours, 1/100th after 49 hours (~2 days), and 1/1,000th after two weeks. Remaining shielded for the first 48 to 72 hours avoids the most lethal exposure window until emergency authorities broadcast safe evacuation corridors via battery-powered or hand-crank AM/FM radio.
Also, here's something to consider...
Tucker Carlson claims Trump may be days away from using a nuke on Iran to destroy its Pickaxe mountain lair in move that would mean 'WW3 is inevitable'
Tucker Carlson claims Trump may be days away from using nuke on Iran
Former Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson has claimed that Donald Trump may be days away from launching a nuclear strike on Iran to destroy its Pickaxe mountain lair.
But, I think the most important thing to know here.
VERY SINGLE TIME is undefeated... Who owns the fridges hit by the cyber attack? Danfoss. Does Danfoss create firmware for its cybersecurity in-house or does it contract it out? Danfoss does it in-house but coordinates with external security research firm Claroty, Who owns Claroty? Amir Zilberstein is also the Co-founder of Claroty and a pioneer in the operational technology security market. Amir managed a team of high-level researchers and developers in an elite IDF cyber unit.
So, let me get this straight? Guy who worked for an elite IDF cyber unit founded the company that Danfoss coordinates its cybersecurity with and it just had a major breach. What a cohencidence.
Can we get rid of the demons yet?
Lastly, but not least:
OpenAI asks for more regulation from California after its own cybersecurity incidents prove just how capable AI is at hacking
OpenAI asks for more regulation from California after its own cybersecurity incidents prove just how capable AI is at hacking | Fortune
The company wants California to strengthen its landmark AI safety law following the Hugging Face incident its models executed last month.
Sam Altman, the psychopathic founder of OpenAI who had a whisleblower murdered and who raped his sister is jewish, ofc.
It's all tied together. Something bad is brewing. Whatever happens, don't fight for jewish interests. If you stick to that rule, you'll come out alright.
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