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I guess cybersecurity isn’t a priority anymore
1 upvote, 7 comments. Yik Yak link post by Anonymous in US Politics. "I guess cybersecurity isn’t a priority anymore"
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Hundreds of DHS staff face reassignments to border security, immigration

www.nextgov.com

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Anonymous 3w

obviously not. ffs we almost certainly have agents of foreign adversaries running the FBI now (since they fired a ton of top officials and refuse to identify who their replacements are). America is over, we’re an oligarchic dictatorship now and will be irrelevant within a decade or two. (agents of the republican party just bought the main voting machine company also, so now it’s even more blatant that 2026 and 2028 are going to be rigged)

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Anonymous 3w

Never forget the unified field theory of Western politics: “"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you." - LBJ

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Anonymous 3w

The “again”, “again”, and “again” refer to the PACER (federal court filing system) hack from Russia in August, DHS being affected by the SharePoint vulnerability in July, and the sanctioning of a data broker from China who apparently has sold information from compromised sensitive government systems since 2018

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Anonymous 3w

We lost the cold war

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 3w

I don’t know what the impact on 2026 will be tbh. The machines are already there. States and counties would need to buy new machines or get some update, and machines need to be recertified. I expect a lot of scrutiny on new machines or updates unless the Secretary of State or other elections official is a total dicksucker of Trump

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

This is more about the agency that’s responsible for communicating what the government knows about exploited threats to the private sector and local governments. This breakdown arguably harms *you* more than the government itself. Without CISA, the private sector has less info necessary to prioritize which vulnerabilities to fix, utility companies (which China and Russia love targeting) may remain unaware of malicious actors in their networks (potentially allowing harmful amounts of chemicals…

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 3w

…to be released into the water or power outages)

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