'PERFECT CITIZEN' program places sensors throughout web
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I just don't understand how anyone can be this destructive to the entire world. f*** the government.
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704545004575352983850463108.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_MIDDLETopStories[^] I just don't understand how anyone can be this destructive to the entire world. Fuck the government.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I just don't understand
It will be monitoring computer control systems that would have security implications if attacked - electric, nuclear, subway systems, and air traffic control. These are large, typically older, computer control systems that were often designed without Internet connectivity or security in mind. Sensors would be deployed in these control systems to identify unusual activity suggesting impending cyber attacks. There, I've reduced the article to only 3 sentences. Do you understand it now? Do you understand that it is to protect the infrastructure of the USA from cyber attacks? Do you understand that it will monitor specific computer control systems? Do you understand the monitoring will be data specific, relating to the control of those systems? Do you understand that the 'sensors' are thus not placed 'throughout the web' but within the system being monitored. Do you understand that Drudge, et al, - like you - have no knowledge of computer control systems and so talk bollocks? Do you understand that you are merely a sheeple bleating misinformation, because it confirms your beliefs?
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so from even skimming the document I can see you haven't really seen the positives on the project They are protecting the nuclear NUCLEAR power station from cyber attack as more than likely 100% of the system are computer driven. Cyber attacks on the station could more than likely cause a nuclear meltdown. Surely the opening paragraph would of made it shown that the program is not spying on the people of America but protecting them from attack?
The federal government is launching an expansive program dubbed "Perfect Citizen"
to detect cyber assaults on private companies and government agencies running such
critical infrastructure as the electricity grid and nuclear-power plants, according
to people familiar with the program.There have been many government listening facilities know around the world for years! research GCHQ thats been around since the second world war
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so from even skimming the document I can see you haven't really seen the positives on the project They are protecting the nuclear NUCLEAR power station from cyber attack as more than likely 100% of the system are computer driven. Cyber attacks on the station could more than likely cause a nuclear meltdown. Surely the opening paragraph would of made it shown that the program is not spying on the people of America but protecting them from attack?
The federal government is launching an expansive program dubbed "Perfect Citizen"
to detect cyber assaults on private companies and government agencies running such
critical infrastructure as the electricity grid and nuclear-power plants, according
to people familiar with the program.There have been many government listening facilities know around the world for years! research GCHQ thats been around since the second world war
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Maybe he meant Unclear
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Maybe he meant Unclear
------------------------------------ I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave
I was trying to emphasis it like CSS, thought shouting it might get his attention
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I was trying to emphasis it like CSS, thought shouting it might get his attention
As barmey as a sack of badgers
The Louder you shout, the Righter you appear to be!
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What css actually thinks about this here are the comments from the infowars.com web site about this article 10 Responses to “Feds Plan NSA “Cyber Shield” for Utilities, Companies” 1. Born Conservative Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:00 pm “Defense contractor Raytheon Corp. recently won a classified contract….” More like … had it handed to ‘em on a silver platter. Eh, Alex? Folks, Raytheon has always be THE(E) Military-Industrial Complex Top Dog. I suspect that, very quckly now, things are gonna heat up to the point where real censorship on the Web will be implemented, whether at work, or elsewhere… and in stages they will begin to disarm specific areas and after that… it’s a free for all. Heck, they’re already disarming NY City… and the Media looks the other way… And, we call Obama the teleprompter reader…. like we haven’t let The Press get away with that since before Walter Cronkite lied about the Tet Offensive…. and the Gulf of Tonkin, not to mention… the USS LIberty. Seriously….. 2. Bluthund Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:08 pm The electricity grid and nuclear power stations are NOT ON THE WEB for exactly that security reason. Time to call bulls--- on these f---ers. 3. EmmanuelGoldstein1984.com Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:28 pm Big Brother is up and running! Just posted a story on this here: EmmanuelGoldstein1984.com Welcome to Hell, fellas. 4. Spellbinder00 Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:42 pm True, the power grid and nuclear facilities Are Not On The Internet Worldwide. They have their own Secure Net built to isolate them from the outside networks. Totally silly and is to tax us or to create a flase flag incident to clamp down on us, the citizens. Anyone that uses computer networks knows you can’t hack into something that does have access to the web. Only if the federal government puts a link in to cause a breech to occur. EmmanuelGoldstein1984.com Reply: July 7th, 2010 at 10:38 pm That is a good point. Most important networks work on WAN or Wide Area Network which is like a private internet with hardwired connections that only go to their locations. These networks are not even connected to the regular internet so it would be impossible for someone on the outside to hack it. 5. JANET JUBILEE Says: July 7th, 2010 at 10:00 pm It’s time to gather up phone numbers, meeting places and print news outlets, like in the good old da
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"U.S. Plans Cyber Shield for Utilities, Companies" Wow, a firewall. Thats scary indeed.
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Oh noes! Nuclear power plant engineers won't be able to surf porn at work! It's a conspiracy, I tell you! It's infringing on personal freedoms!
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What css actually thinks about this here are the comments from the infowars.com web site about this article 10 Responses to “Feds Plan NSA “Cyber Shield” for Utilities, Companies” 1. Born Conservative Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:00 pm “Defense contractor Raytheon Corp. recently won a classified contract….” More like … had it handed to ‘em on a silver platter. Eh, Alex? Folks, Raytheon has always be THE(E) Military-Industrial Complex Top Dog. I suspect that, very quckly now, things are gonna heat up to the point where real censorship on the Web will be implemented, whether at work, or elsewhere… and in stages they will begin to disarm specific areas and after that… it’s a free for all. Heck, they’re already disarming NY City… and the Media looks the other way… And, we call Obama the teleprompter reader…. like we haven’t let The Press get away with that since before Walter Cronkite lied about the Tet Offensive…. and the Gulf of Tonkin, not to mention… the USS LIberty. Seriously….. 2. Bluthund Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:08 pm The electricity grid and nuclear power stations are NOT ON THE WEB for exactly that security reason. Time to call bulls--- on these f---ers. 3. EmmanuelGoldstein1984.com Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:28 pm Big Brother is up and running! Just posted a story on this here: EmmanuelGoldstein1984.com Welcome to Hell, fellas. 4. Spellbinder00 Says: July 7th, 2010 at 9:42 pm True, the power grid and nuclear facilities Are Not On The Internet Worldwide. They have their own Secure Net built to isolate them from the outside networks. Totally silly and is to tax us or to create a flase flag incident to clamp down on us, the citizens. Anyone that uses computer networks knows you can’t hack into something that does have access to the web. Only if the federal government puts a link in to cause a breech to occur. EmmanuelGoldstein1984.com Reply: July 7th, 2010 at 10:38 pm That is a good point. Most important networks work on WAN or Wide Area Network which is like a private internet with hardwired connections that only go to their locations. These networks are not even connected to the regular internet so it would be impossible for someone on the outside to hack it. 5. JANET JUBILEE Says: July 7th, 2010 at 10:00 pm It’s time to gather up phone numbers, meeting places and print news outlets, like in the good old da
Wow these guys are complete idiots. I usually read a few comments on yahoo news articles just to see what inane prattle they come up with. There are some real winners out there. Illuminati? that's funny. They must think they live in a National Treasure movie or something. Does these guys think that people who work for power companies don't remote in from time to time to fix things or did they sleep on a reactor?
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I just don't understand
It will be monitoring computer control systems that would have security implications if attacked - electric, nuclear, subway systems, and air traffic control. These are large, typically older, computer control systems that were often designed without Internet connectivity or security in mind. Sensors would be deployed in these control systems to identify unusual activity suggesting impending cyber attacks. There, I've reduced the article to only 3 sentences. Do you understand it now? Do you understand that it is to protect the infrastructure of the USA from cyber attacks? Do you understand that it will monitor specific computer control systems? Do you understand the monitoring will be data specific, relating to the control of those systems? Do you understand that the 'sensors' are thus not placed 'throughout the web' but within the system being monitored. Do you understand that Drudge, et al, - like you - have no knowledge of computer control systems and so talk bollocks? Do you understand that you are merely a sheeple bleating misinformation, because it confirms your beliefs?
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I wish I could give this a 5.
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Oh noes! Nuclear power plant engineers won't be able to surf porn at work! It's a conspiracy, I tell you! It's infringing on personal freedoms!
Proud to have finally moved to the A-Ark. Which one are you in?
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If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
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Most of their porn involves tentacles anyway. Too much exposure to the radiation...
If I have accidentally said something witty, smart, or correct, it is purely by mistake and I apologize for it.
submit this information to infowars as it must be TRUE :laugh:
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Oh, I wouldn't worry about it. It's Raytheon. They'll spend the 100 mill and produce a piece of shit that won't work, coupled to a stacked test program designed to make it appear to be a success. Congressmen will be too ignorant to understand the technical details, but will be terrified of being cast as soft on... oh, something or other... and so they'll vote to increase the program's budget by a couple of orders of magnitude, with the proviso that Raytheon will correct the problems with the test program, since, in spite of Raytheon's best efforst, the product won't even be able to pass tests designed to be fail-proof. (No need to fix the product; the problem is with the tests.) Not that we've seen this before.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
I just don't understand
It will be monitoring computer control systems that would have security implications if attacked - electric, nuclear, subway systems, and air traffic control. These are large, typically older, computer control systems that were often designed without Internet connectivity or security in mind. Sensors would be deployed in these control systems to identify unusual activity suggesting impending cyber attacks. There, I've reduced the article to only 3 sentences. Do you understand it now? Do you understand that it is to protect the infrastructure of the USA from cyber attacks? Do you understand that it will monitor specific computer control systems? Do you understand the monitoring will be data specific, relating to the control of those systems? Do you understand that the 'sensors' are thus not placed 'throughout the web' but within the system being monitored. Do you understand that Drudge, et al, - like you - have no knowledge of computer control systems and so talk bollocks? Do you understand that you are merely a sheeple bleating misinformation, because it confirms your beliefs?
Bob Emmett New Eugenicist - The weekly magazine for intelligent parenting. Published by the New World Order Press.
Nuclear reactors are not connected to the internet. Its all a load of bullshit designed for their power grab.
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Nuclear reactors are not connected to the internet. Its all a load of bullshit designed for their power grab.
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