The Devastating Power of Hacking

[@cybernews]

Do you think the Cold War scenario is repeating itself in cyberspace?

[@JungkookJeon-c8u]

I think ?

[@dertythegrower]

The plants in Florida and VIriginia already leak. Also, Russia cruising its ships by Florida, within easy distance TO THAT power plant. They don't even have to enter our area for it to effect our own citizens, because its leaking already...

[@dertythegrower]

My first video is within 0.5 miles of the leaking florida fpl plant, 18 years ago 😆 AND cuban missile crisis defense towers. Irony.

[@apIthletIcc]

Why would it not

[@SHUIHE-fk4uj]

Don't even think about it.

[@ryetherye570]

This video is AMAZING… really informative and also engaging in a way that few channels can compete with. Really great!

[@laukage]

This is fantastic! please do more of these animated documentaries 🤩

[@Imnotrealkinda-qk8ot]

It's crazy seeing how much issues just Crowdstrike bug created. Or maybe not really a bug. Every code has a weakness, question is, how many of them are intentional and how many of them can be used by state sponsored actors. Maybe it's not that difficult to send world back to the past.

[@NeverlandSystemPunkGirlChloe]

Don't NEED to "destroy" it... just gotta stop it long enough to cause enough damage/chaos.

[@lollermann]

Who'd win? No internet and water for a couple of days VS Standing near a giant mushroom with temperature of the sun

[@Fun_GPT]

How near?

[@ianyourgod]

1. nukes are expensive 2. you could easily die of thirst after a few days 3. where are you getting food. your pantry wont last forever. even then, people living paycheck to paycheck may not even have enough food to last for a few days

[@lollermann]

@@ianyourgod I have been surviving off a packet of marlboros for the past four days, skill issue

[@smokedope2016jah]

both are bad but nukes would make everyone on earth commit suicide and retaliate with each other, with a cyberattack you are able to shut down an individual country with confusion and people wouldn't know who to blame.

[@dashdashdash_]

@@lollermann Jim Beam to hydrate

[@ChichaGad]

This channel is soooo underrated It needs millions of subs and views

[@saifalawneh8312]

The video is thrilling and entertaining, more of it please

[@andrewalonsi]

Please keep making videos like these!!

[@pra.cent1920]

Today (19th July 2024), after Crowdstrike crashing Microsoft Windows, this video which aired 2 weeks earlier seems like prophecy .... Damn

[@RaGhav363]

You need to make these types of documentry every weeknds

[@Sksnzioc]

CyberNews never missssses

[@gamereditor59ner22]

Cool video and keep it up! 😎👍 Edit: In my opinion, not everything should be connected to the network.

[@pauldurako3830]

Can't fucking wait! And hear I thought you were referring to most any day for the past 75 years. Jeez... But I think the climate littles give me the most bang for my horrific panic buck though. And thanks so much for being the chummy sentinels of humankind. Godspeed.

[@ayeshfernando894]

i mean it could be they all waiting till a war happen so they could actually attack type of shit

[@nikniknikbbb]

great video !

[@cryptoclyph22]

Will I still have to work my boring job?

[@geoffreythomas2938]

Hackers taking out the internet is self defeating as there is no internet for them roam anyway. This means a strategy to stay on line hackers would have to back off limiting their attacks.

[@realkugg]

well if they want to take it down and can without having to aid whatever attack or try an keep it up, then mission success, the people that hate tech the most are the ones who work with it, so im sure they wanna do it just so people actually go outside... happy world again

[@SHUIHE-fk4uj]

The notion of Cyber MAD suggests that offensive cyber capabilities could serve as a modern deterrence, similar to nuclear weapons during the Cold War. However, the dynamics of cyber warfare introduce unique challenges, including attribution, proliferation, and continuous engagement. To effectively deter cyberattacks, nations must develop credible offensive capabilities, enhance defensive measures, and foster international collaboration to navigate the complexities of this new era of conflict. While the concept of deterrence remains relevant, its application in the cyber domain requires careful adaptation to address these challenges.

[@realkugg]

nah i use to dream of taking everything down and sendin the present to the past

[@survivor303]

kane for ever!!

[@cujocujo]

No mention of how AI will play into this?

[@Theabstractblu]

Bots are already running part of the show, it's gonna get funky... And when they mix 😮😮😮

[@iyeetsecurity922]

*_HACK THE PLANET!!!_*

[@MohammedAli-rn5dp]

👏👏👏🔥

[@Durgesh-Singh-Chouhan]

Who fund hackers?

[@syahriman4486]

Emang susah belajar cyber security?

[@spysec6525]

It's easiest thing 😂

[@dertythegrower]

Certifications, from reputable companies. But most of it is automated and run by few people now.... also, if you are young and have no experience, all the older guys take lower and lower pay so you never get a hand into the industry....

[@dertythegrower]

There is more supply than demand for it now... most is hugely automated and outsourced hugely since 2008, then it was stopped 2016 from you know who, smart move, and then Joe is so lost he undid what the guy in 2016 did for outsourcing jobs...

[@taiquangong9912]

Cyber weapons provide a way for military weaker countries to defend themselves. Technically, e ending the playing fields.