WW3 Cyber Warfare RED ALERT

Cyberattack goes global, hits companies in at least 10 countries worldwide

A huge cyberattack has hit firms in at least 10 different countries – from India to the United States. It was first reported in Ukraine and Russia, which have been worst hit. Miguel Francis Santiago reports.









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Cyber Warfare -- Saudi Central Bank Said Struck by Iran Malware

 Dec.02 -- Government agencies in Saudi Arabia, including the nation's central bank, have reportedly been hit by Iranian malware. Bloomberg's Michael Riley reports on "Bloomberg Markets."














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The Secret Cyberwar : Zero Days', Stuxnet & Cyberweapons

The Secret Cyberwar is Here: Director Alex Gibney on 'Zero Days', Stuxnet & Cyberweapons









"The potential for enormous destruction and loss of life is palpable when it comes to cyberweapons," says Alex Gibney, director of the new film Zero Days, which delves into the creation, deployment, and implications of the Stuxnet virus. Stuxnet, a self-replicating cyberweapon launched by the U.S. and Israel into the Natanz nuclear plant in Iran, was an effort to thwart Iran's nuclear progress by taking control of the plant's centrifuges, spinning them until they would explode. "The reason it is hugely significant is it is the first time a computer code has crossed the threshold from the realm of cyber to the realm of the physical. So it is blowing stuff up." "It was a brilliant and elegant weapon which achieved a goal of slowing down Iran's path to being a nuclear power. However, as a precedent, it was extremely dangerous because it was an attack on critical infrastructure during peacetime. Had that been done to us we would have been within our rights to start a war." While Zero Days unfolds as a detective story, following the cybersecurity experts at Symantec who discovered the Stuxnet virus, a good portion of the film portrays the continued secrecy of cyberwarfare, something Gibney finds both frustrating and dangerous. "We know that Stuxnet was launched by Israel and the United States against Iran. The United States won't admit that. Israel won't admit that," says Gibney. "We have a situation now where the weapons have gone way beyond Stuxnet in terms of their sophistication and their destructive power. Yet by keeping that offensive cyber-capability secret we deprive everybody in this country–in a democracy–from having any kind of debate over how and when and why they should be used. So the secrecy is actually putting us in existential risk in this case." Gibney sat down with Reason TV to discuss the film, whether cyber-weapons are analogous to nuclear weapons, and whether he considers himself a "conspiracy factualist." Approximately 10:30 minutes. Produced and edited by Meredith Bragg. Cameras by Todd Krainin and Austin Bragg.





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Cyber Warfare Red Alert -- Israel's Power Grid hit by Hack Attack

 IronNet Cybersecurity’s Jamil Jaffer on the hacking of Israel’s power grid and Italy covering nude statues at a museum in Rome while Iran’s president visited the country.















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Cyber Warfare -- Coast To Coast AM - October 14, 2015

Coast To Coast AM - October 14, 2015 Cyber Warfare & Ghost Hunting











In the first half, cyber technology expert Charles R. Smith discussed some of the alarming trends of cyber warfare and attacks, and how the US is ill-equipped to do battle with criminals, terrorists and malevolent governments bent on destruction. Various groups like ISIS and the Russian mafia are trying to create their own cadre of hackers to breach into systems. Part of the problem is that the US government and intelligence agencies may intentionally reduce people's security so that they can retain the ability to monitor people's communications. Simple encryption programs or keys can increase the security level of individuals and companies' communications and data storage.

Disturbingly, it's been demonstrated that computer systems of some electric cars and hybrids can be hacked into-- with the steering, braking, and acceleration taken over remotely, "and the movement towards driverless vehicles makes it even easier for someone to get in," he cautioned. It's also quite possible that we may see hacking involved in aerospace. One hacker demonstrated that he was able to use the internal wireless network of an airliner and access cockpit control functions, he reported. Power grid systems and facilities are also vulnerable-- the US itself, employed the Stuxnet virus to damage Iran's nuclear facility for enriching uranium, Smith cited, adding that this kind of attack might be used against us. For more, check out Smith's Halloween/horror themed video that depicts various cyber maladies.

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In the latter half, paranormal communicator and ghost tour guide Chris Bores talked about his investigations which he says take ghost hunting to a deeper level through his interactions with spirits. He approaches his communications by combining elements of psychology, and concepts from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, and the Egyptian Book of the Dead, posing yes or no questions to spirits at haunted locations and evaluating spikes and changes in specialized equipment and meters to determine their responses. Bores has concluded there are different types of spirits who haven't moved on-- those with unfinished business, and others who are confused about their state, and don't really understand they're dead.

He described his investigation of the haunted St. Augustine Lighthouse, and their interactions with a spirit girl named Eliza, who indicated there are rules to the afterlife, and certain things they aren't supposed to reveal to the living. Bores suggested that the 'Hungry Ghost' realm as presented in the Tibetan Book of the Dead connects with what he's seen in many spirits, who seem to still crave earthly experiences. For instance, the spirit called Jackie on the haunted Queen Mary is said to be drawn to the attention of ghosthunters, and their frequent visits to the ship are probably not helping her move on, he surmised.













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How to Prevent Car Attacks -- Cyber Warfare

Understanding and preventing car hack attacks
Intel Security Group CTO Steve Grobman on preventing car hack attacks. Watch Deirdre Bolton talk about Auto and Cyber Security on Risk And Reward.





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U.S. Considers Sanctions Against China Following Cyber Thefts

 The U.S. government is said to be drafting a series of potential sanctions against countries such as China, which have benefited from hacking American corporate networks. According to the Washington Post, retaliation against the international hack attacks could include indictments, trade sanctions and potentially cyber retaliation. However, officials remain nervous about unleashing an aggressive response and causing further tension between the world's two largest economies. Cyber criminals have been responsible for increasing incidents of theft and espionage within the corporate sector, which have ranged from espionage to design theft and large scale data leaks. While authorities suspect China to be the most damaging cyber aggressor, other countries such as Russia and North Korea have also increased their efficiency at plundering American corporate trade secrets. China has so far denied any government involvement in widespread data theft but the FBI reported last month that cases of economic espionage were up around 53 percent over the last 12 months. TheStreet's Amelia Martyn-Hemphill reports from New York.




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Cyber Warfare -- Germany joins The Fight

Cyber Warfare: Germany announces new battle ground – the internet




Germany's vowed to fight against a new emerging war zone - the internet. A new strategy paper by the country's defense ministry says Berlin will unveil its offensive capabilities in cyber warfare. Cyber-attacks have become an increasing threat to national security.


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Cyber False Flag -- Do You Really Believe A Glitch Closed The Stock Market

 Alex Jones breaks down how you are being distracted by nonsense while the globalists destroy the world.








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Cyber Warfare False Flag -- Russia Hackers blamed for White House attack

 Former NSA Deputy Director for Training Col. Cedric Leighton and John Bussey of The Wall Street Journal discuss the alleged hack on the White House in 2014.
Watch Deirdre Bolton talk about Cyber Security on Risk And Reward.







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Cyber Warfare : Kaspersky Lab uncovers online spy tools with potential NSA connections

Kaspersky Lab uncovers online spy tools with potential NSA connections

The Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab has discovered new methods allegedly used by a group known as the ‘Equation Group’, potentially linked to America’s National Security Agency, to establish the world's most complex spy system, infecting tens of thousands of computers and targeting computer networks and telecoms across 30 countries.






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