Something devastating is almost certainly going to happen BEFORE Jan 6, 2025, especially if the election can't be stolen like the democrats are attempting to do . . . EU Warns "Citizens" To Prepare For A Nuclear Disaster A report published on Wednesday by former Finnish President Sauli Niinisto, says that EU citizens should start stockpiling three days’ worth of goods in order to be ready for various potential disasters, including a nuclear conflict. The initiative is part of the EU’s push to make the bloc more resilient in the face of supposedly mounting threats, ranging from natural disasters to a major military conflict, according to a report by RT. The report encourages EU households to stockpile “basic self-sufficiency” goods that would last for at least 72 hours for fear of potential shortages in case of “armed aggression through conventional means” or other hostile activities such as “cyberattacks or the use of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear weapons.”​ https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/eu-warns-citizens-prepare-nuclear-disaster

EXCLUSIVE: Biden Quietly Using Healthcare CYBERATTACK To Push FED NOW! [Market Ultra 03.15.24 7AM] #MarketUltra #CyberAttack #FedNow MARKET ULTRA LIVE FROM AMERICA FRIDAY MARCH 15, 2024 EPISODE - #70 7AM Share this far and wide! https://rumble.com/v4jgybx-exclusive-biden-quietly-using-healthcare-cyberattack-to-push-fed-now-market.html

FEMA's Power Grab! Are We Prepared for the CCP's Digital Strike? #CCP #FEMA #CyberAttack #BorderCrisis Special Guest: @frankgaffney • Frank J. Gaffney, Executive Chairman at Center for Security Policy Share this far and wide! https://rumble.com/v4detx8-femas-power-grab-are-we-prepared-for-the-ccps-digital-strike.html

Oversight And Investigations Subcommittee Hearing: “Protecting Critical Infrastructure from Cyberattacks: Examining Expertise of Sector Specific Agencies” - May 16, 2023 https://rumble.com/v2o81o6-protecting-critical-infrastructure-from-cyberattacks.html?mref=2vv0d&mc=9x43j

Ya right more BS how to get payed off with TAX-PAYING people, Dole Food is one of the world’s largest producers and distributors of fresh fruits and vegetables. An alarming report reveals the company temporarily shuttered all operations across North America after a cyberattack earlier this month. Dole sent the memo to supermarkets after customers complained about its prepackaged salads, which include salad blends, salad kits, and ready-to-eat salads, being out of stock. https://www.activistpost.com/2023/02/ransomware-attack-on-food-giant-dole-temporarily-shuttered-us-production.html

The globalist cabal that seeks to “reset” the world intends to replicate the Chinese surveillance and control system worldwide, but whether they’ll actually allow the Chinese to rule their New World Order is up for debate. Cyberattacks and hacking have become a primary business, but cyberwarfare is also being used on the national level to destroy dissenters of the NWO. Right now, they’re primarily censoring inconvenient truths about all things relating to COVID, but in the future, they will silence discussion on any topic that threatens undemocratic rule by globalists. When hackers destroyed my website and email servers, they clearly had no intention of making money off of it. They wanted to destroy our infrastructure in order to silence us. https://www.technocracy.news/beyond-censorship-destroying-dissenters-through-cyberwarfare/

EVs are more popular than ever. They’re also extremely prone to cyberattacks. Yet, all of the above exists on IoT networks as part of a collective surge towards a “smart device” future. Our fridges, phones, audio speakers, thermostats and fitness trackers exist on highly sophisticated, shared networks, and now our cars do too. In one respect, the notion of everything slotting into the same software ecosystem, e.g. Apple synchronizing your iPhone’s contacts on CarPlay, is massively convenient. Looking up that upstate getaway route on your iPad? Your car’s GPS is already suggesting the fastest path as you turn the keys. https://www.activistpost.com/2023/01/another-expert-warns-about-ev-cybersecurity-risks-anything-that-is-smart-digitally-is-also-entirely-hackable.html

Attacks are evolving from those that shut down computers or stole data, to include those that could more directly wreak havoc on everyday life. IoT devices can be the entry points for attacks on parts of countries’ critical infrastructure, like electrical grids or pipelines, or they can be the specific targets of criminals, as in the case of cars or medical devices that contain software. “What I wish is that the vulnerabilities of cybersecurity could never negatively affect human life and infrastructure,” says Meredith Schnur, cyber brokerage leader for US & Canada at Marsh & McLennan, which insures large companies against cyberattacks. “Everything else is just business.” https://www.activistpost.com/2023/01/criminal-minds-see-the-internet-of-things-as-the-next-big-hacking-prize.html

Shortly after FTX Digital Markets filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Bahamian authorities seized $3.5 billion of digital assets from the failed cryptocurrency exchange, according to a statement late Thursday. The assets were seized by the Bahamian Securities Commission, which cited a risk of "imminent dissipation" of the assets over concerns flagged by Bankman-Fried, which included potential cyberattacks against the exchange, Bloomberg reports. According to bankruptcy filings, around $372 million worth of tokens were stolen from the exchange, out of roughly $700 million of token outflows from FTX within a 24 hour period, according to blockchain research firm Nansen. https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/bahamas-seized-35-billion-ftx-assets-over-risk-imminent-dissipation

The White House🇺🇸 is pressuring the Treasury to include Kaspersky Lab🇷🇺 on the sanctions list, but they fear the consequences of such measures. The White House believes the Kremlin can use the company's products to spy on its customers. The Treasury has been instructed to prepare sanctions proposals under US restrictions imposed against Russia over Ukraine. However, some experts among the department's employees expressed doubts about the rationality of such a step. Thus, they pointed out that Kaspersky Lab products are used by "hundreds of millions" of users around the world, and this "makes it difficult to impose sanctions." In addition, some officials fear that the restrictions against Kaspersky Lab will increase the likelihood of cyberattacks from Moscow, including the use of the company's software.