- HedonistForever
- 06-13-2021, 05:23 PM
I don't know, that cicada landing on Biden's neck with Q being the 17th letter of the alphabet and cicada's only appearing every 17 years? Makes ya wonder if Biden is the devil, right?
- bambino
- 06-13-2021, 05:26 PM
I don't know, that cicada landing on Biden's neck with Q being the 17th letter of the alphabet and cicada's only appearing every 17 years? Makes ya wonder if Biden is the devil, right? Originally Posted by HedonistForeverYep, how many coincidences do you need???????
https://t.me/BoldSpearElmerFudd/17425
- nevergaveitathought
- 06-14-2021, 06:56 AM
I don't know, that cicada landing on Biden's neck with Q being the 17th letter of the alphabet and cicada's only appearing every 17 years? Makes ya wonder if Biden is the devil, right? Originally Posted by HedonistForeveris that anything like louis farrakkan and the number 19?
There in the middle of this Mall is the Washington Monument, 555 feet high. But if we put a one in front of that 555 feet, we get 1555, the year that our first fathers landed on the shores of Jamestown, Virginia, as slaves. In the background is the Jefferson and Lincoln Memorial. Each one of these monuments is 19 feet high. Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president, Thomas Jefferson the third president, and 16 and 3 make 19 again. What is so deep about this number 19? Why are we standing on the Capitol steps today? That number 19, when you have a nine, you have a womb that is pregnant, and when you have a one standing by the nine, it means that there's something secret that has to be unfolded.
- bambino
- 06-14-2021, 07:40 AM
- Yssup Rider
- 06-14-2021, 08:03 AM
- Jackie S
- 06-14-2021, 08:22 AM
https://www.winknews.com/2021/03/04/...urting-people/
I don’t believe any of this horse shit.
I do believe that we have an ingrained bureaucracy in all government entities whose main goal is maintaining control.
Presidents, Senators, Congressmen, Governors, Mayors etc come and go. The bureaucrat stays.
I don’t believe any of this horse shit.
I do believe that we have an ingrained bureaucracy in all government entities whose main goal is maintaining control.
Presidents, Senators, Congressmen, Governors, Mayors etc come and go. The bureaucrat stays.
- Yssup Rider
- 06-14-2021, 08:33 AM
Small, three page thread, with no less than FIVE links to a dangerous, foreign social media platform that’s been a tool for hackers and Russian cyber attacks.
If a poster don’t care about their own cyber security, that’s their business. Exposing everybody else to infection and theft is sooo un-Q!
If you’re opening these faceless links, you’re trusting the person who links it has your best interest at heart, or maybe just hasn’t bothered to check. Or maybe just doesn’t care.
To wit:
https://www.keepsolid.com/passwarden...ther-user-data
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoff...h=343218c87857
Yes, Telegram Really Is ‘Dangerous’ For You
Zak Doffman06:00am EDT
A stark new warning today, with millions of you exposed as a malicious new threat exploits Telegram to target you with dangerous malware—even if you’re not a user. If you’re hit by this cyber attack, you risk data theft, spyware, ransomware and even a complete system takeover. Here’s how to check if you’re infected.
Serious new warning issued too millions over Telegram cyber security threats
Last year, Telegram’s Pavel Durov, warned that “using WhatsApp is dangerous.” But now that provocative attack has come back to bite. A new security report, issued today, warns of “a growing cyber threat where hackers use Telegram, the instant messaging app with over 500 million active users, as a command and control system.”
Durov’s WhatsApp warning focused on hacks to the Facebook-owned messenger itself, where, he said, backdoors had been planted to extract user data. He also cautioned WhatsApp users over the lack of end-to-end encrypted backups. These were very targeted, very specific attacks, perpetrated by sophisticated threat actors.
On a wider scale, the use of messengers to spread malware is not new. Earlier this month, Check Point warned that a rogue Netflix security-bypass app on Google’s Play Store was abusing Android’s “Notification Listening Service” to intercept incoming WhatsApp messages on victims’ phones, and then automatically reply to those messages with dangerous, malware-laced attachments and links.
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Clearly, Telegram has that same risk—any messenger can be exploited to send dangerous messages, attachments and links, and you should always be wary of links and attachments, even if they appear to come from friends. But there are much more serious dangers with Telegram that can’t be mitigated by a user’s common sense alone.
Telegram is significantly more complex than its direct rivals, the likes of Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, iMessage and Signal. Its architecture now serves more than 500 million users, through a spider’s web of connected endpoints and its own cloud back-end. It provides seemingly limitless groups and channels, and a range of other sophisticated features, including its own “bot platform.”
As Telegram explains, “bots are simply Telegram accounts operated by software—not people—and they'll often have AI features. They can do anything—teach, play, search, broadcast, remind, connect, integrate with other services, or even pass commands to the Internet of Things.” Unfortunately, that’s not all those bots can do.
Check Point, which also issued this new Telegram warning, says it has “tracked 130 cyber attacks that used malware managed over Telegram by attackers in the last three months... Even when Telegram is not installed or being used, it allows hackers to send malicious commands and operations remotely via the instant messaging app.”
Telegram enabled cyber attack
Telegram enabled cyber attack
Check Point
The malware itself is not spread by Telegram messages—which its why, as Check Point says, it doesn’t matter whether you have it installed or not. The threats are sent to users through simple email campaigns. But once a crafted email attachment is opened on a user’s Windows PC, the bundled Telegram bot manages the links back to the attacker’s command and control server, managing the attack.
As Check Point says, “the popularity of Telegram-based malware aligned to the growing usage of the messaging service worldwide” has become a “growing trend,” a trend that’s getting ever worse. “Dozens of new types of Telegram-based malware, have been found as ‘off-the-shelf’ weapons in hacking tool repositories on GitHub.”
Telegram brings several benefits to attackers and their campaigns—primarily that the platform is known and trusted and so will evade many defences. “Telegram is a legitimate, easy-to-use and stable service that isn't blocked by enterprise anti-virus engines, nor by network management tools,” Check Point says.
Beyond that, an attacker can easily create a new bot without disclosing identifying information, making attribution and interception much harder. Telegram’s install-base is also vast and growing quickly, enabling attackers “to use their mobile devices to access infected computers from almost any location globally.”
This threat vector is not new. Such use of Telegram bots goes back years. But, as Check Point has now clearly shown, despite this the problem has not been addressed. “We believe attackers are leveraging the fact that Telegram is used and allowed in almost all organizations, utilizing this system to perform cyber attacks, which can bypass security restrictions,” says Check Point’s Idan Sharabi.
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The specific malware identified by Check Point is “ToxicEye,” a new remote access trojan, or RAT. Not only can this RAT steal data or begin a ransomware lockup of a user’s files, it can even hijack the mic and camera on a PC. Windows users can search for “C:\Users\ToxicEye\rat.ex e” on their systems to see if they have been infected.
If you have that file, then you need to delete it and take immediate advice from your company’s IT support desk if this is a work machine. If it’s on a PC at home, then make sure you install and run a high-quality antivirus program as soon as you can.
Sharabi told me that both individuals and organisations are at risk from these Telegram-enabled attacks, suggesting that “Telegram communications can be blocked in order to protect against this type of threat. Each individual or security admin should remediate this threat based on their desired security policy.”
Be careful brothers and sisters.
If a poster don’t care about their own cyber security, that’s their business. Exposing everybody else to infection and theft is sooo un-Q!
If you’re opening these faceless links, you’re trusting the person who links it has your best interest at heart, or maybe just hasn’t bothered to check. Or maybe just doesn’t care.
To wit:
Yep, how many coincidences do you need???????
https://t.me/BoldSpearElmerFudd/17425 Originally Posted by bambino
https://t.me/toresaysPlus/4517 Originally Posted by bambino
https://t.me/BoldSpearElmerFudd/17403
BAHAHAHAHA Originally Posted by bambino
This from the official Marine Instagram account!
https://t.me/BoldSpearElmerFudd/17291
NCSWIC Originally Posted by bambino
https://t.me/BoldSpearElmerFudd/17530https://www.laptopmag.com/news/teleg...hijack-your-pc
Priceless Originally Posted by bambino
https://www.keepsolid.com/passwarden...ther-user-data
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoff...h=343218c87857
Yes, Telegram Really Is ‘Dangerous’ For You
Zak Doffman06:00am EDT
A stark new warning today, with millions of you exposed as a malicious new threat exploits Telegram to target you with dangerous malware—even if you’re not a user. If you’re hit by this cyber attack, you risk data theft, spyware, ransomware and even a complete system takeover. Here’s how to check if you’re infected.
Serious new warning issued too millions over Telegram cyber security threats
Last year, Telegram’s Pavel Durov, warned that “using WhatsApp is dangerous.” But now that provocative attack has come back to bite. A new security report, issued today, warns of “a growing cyber threat where hackers use Telegram, the instant messaging app with over 500 million active users, as a command and control system.”
Durov’s WhatsApp warning focused on hacks to the Facebook-owned messenger itself, where, he said, backdoors had been planted to extract user data. He also cautioned WhatsApp users over the lack of end-to-end encrypted backups. These were very targeted, very specific attacks, perpetrated by sophisticated threat actors.
On a wider scale, the use of messengers to spread malware is not new. Earlier this month, Check Point warned that a rogue Netflix security-bypass app on Google’s Play Store was abusing Android’s “Notification Listening Service” to intercept incoming WhatsApp messages on victims’ phones, and then automatically reply to those messages with dangerous, malware-laced attachments and links.
MORE FROM FORBESNew Warning For WhatsApp Users As Videos And Photos Are DeletedBy null
Clearly, Telegram has that same risk—any messenger can be exploited to send dangerous messages, attachments and links, and you should always be wary of links and attachments, even if they appear to come from friends. But there are much more serious dangers with Telegram that can’t be mitigated by a user’s common sense alone.
Telegram is significantly more complex than its direct rivals, the likes of Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, iMessage and Signal. Its architecture now serves more than 500 million users, through a spider’s web of connected endpoints and its own cloud back-end. It provides seemingly limitless groups and channels, and a range of other sophisticated features, including its own “bot platform.”
As Telegram explains, “bots are simply Telegram accounts operated by software—not people—and they'll often have AI features. They can do anything—teach, play, search, broadcast, remind, connect, integrate with other services, or even pass commands to the Internet of Things.” Unfortunately, that’s not all those bots can do.
Check Point, which also issued this new Telegram warning, says it has “tracked 130 cyber attacks that used malware managed over Telegram by attackers in the last three months... Even when Telegram is not installed or being used, it allows hackers to send malicious commands and operations remotely via the instant messaging app.”
Telegram enabled cyber attack
Telegram enabled cyber attack
Check Point
The malware itself is not spread by Telegram messages—which its why, as Check Point says, it doesn’t matter whether you have it installed or not. The threats are sent to users through simple email campaigns. But once a crafted email attachment is opened on a user’s Windows PC, the bundled Telegram bot manages the links back to the attacker’s command and control server, managing the attack.
As Check Point says, “the popularity of Telegram-based malware aligned to the growing usage of the messaging service worldwide” has become a “growing trend,” a trend that’s getting ever worse. “Dozens of new types of Telegram-based malware, have been found as ‘off-the-shelf’ weapons in hacking tool repositories on GitHub.”
Telegram brings several benefits to attackers and their campaigns—primarily that the platform is known and trusted and so will evade many defences. “Telegram is a legitimate, easy-to-use and stable service that isn't blocked by enterprise anti-virus engines, nor by network management tools,” Check Point says.
Beyond that, an attacker can easily create a new bot without disclosing identifying information, making attribution and interception much harder. Telegram’s install-base is also vast and growing quickly, enabling attackers “to use their mobile devices to access infected computers from almost any location globally.”
This threat vector is not new. Such use of Telegram bots goes back years. But, as Check Point has now clearly shown, despite this the problem has not been addressed. “We believe attackers are leveraging the fact that Telegram is used and allowed in almost all organizations, utilizing this system to perform cyber attacks, which can bypass security restrictions,” says Check Point’s Idan Sharabi.
MORE FROM FORBESiPhone Users Should Change Google Maps Settings After Data Harvesting DisclosureBy null
The specific malware identified by Check Point is “ToxicEye,” a new remote access trojan, or RAT. Not only can this RAT steal data or begin a ransomware lockup of a user’s files, it can even hijack the mic and camera on a PC. Windows users can search for “C:\Users\ToxicEye\rat.ex e” on their systems to see if they have been infected.
If you have that file, then you need to delete it and take immediate advice from your company’s IT support desk if this is a work machine. If it’s on a PC at home, then make sure you install and run a high-quality antivirus program as soon as you can.
Sharabi told me that both individuals and organisations are at risk from these Telegram-enabled attacks, suggesting that “Telegram communications can be blocked in order to protect against this type of threat. Each individual or security admin should remediate this threat based on their desired security policy.”
Be careful brothers and sisters.
- bambino
- 06-14-2021, 08:39 AM
- Yssup Rider
- 06-14-2021, 08:41 AM
Good luck bambino. Thanks for hijacking another thread.
- bambino
- 06-14-2021, 08:45 AM
- the_real_Barleycorn
- 06-14-2021, 09:00 AM
I always liked Q. He could be goofy, threatening, or even romantic with that boyish charm of his. I understand that John De Lancie may do the role again.
- the_real_Barleycorn
- 06-14-2021, 09:02 AM
I don't know, that cicada landing on Biden's neck with Q being the 17th letter of the alphabet and cicada's only appearing every 17 years? Makes ya wonder if Biden is the devil, right? Originally Posted by HedonistForeverNo, no, no...Obama is the devil, Hillary is Beelzebub, and Biden is a faceless, larva-like sub demon.
- bambino
- 06-14-2021, 09:29 AM
- Yssup Rider
- 06-14-2021, 09:32 AM
- nevergaveitathought
- 06-14-2021, 11:02 AM
did you ever notice that everything biden and the communists and their social media protectors claimed before the election has been proven to be a lie after the election?
1. they claimed, to the death of thousands, that hydroxychloroquin is dangerous for you and is of no use against the wuhan virus
2. mask wearing, the secret grand plan of joe biden , doesn't work
3. now, oh maybe it did come from a lab in Wuhan
4. hunter biden's laptop is real
5. Lafayette park story was a lie
6. the Russian bounty story was fake
7. the blue state lockdowns were wrong
8. the red state openness was not "Neanderthal"
9. school closing were wrong
10. Trumps southern border security was correct and now its a disaster
and there is more very likely
oh and q? some lone person pulling the communists chain
now those, I say there, those, are they lies of their masters that the left's minions believe and adopt as their conspiracy theories
1. they claimed, to the death of thousands, that hydroxychloroquin is dangerous for you and is of no use against the wuhan virus
2. mask wearing, the secret grand plan of joe biden , doesn't work
3. now, oh maybe it did come from a lab in Wuhan
4. hunter biden's laptop is real
5. Lafayette park story was a lie
6. the Russian bounty story was fake
7. the blue state lockdowns were wrong
8. the red state openness was not "Neanderthal"
9. school closing were wrong
10. Trumps southern border security was correct and now its a disaster
and there is more very likely
oh and q? some lone person pulling the communists chain
now those, I say there, those, are they lies of their masters that the left's minions believe and adopt as their conspiracy theories