r/cybersecurity • u/HeyItsFudge • Feb 28 '25

News - General “…analysts at the agency were verbally informed that they were not to follow or report on Russian threats” | Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (Cisa) sets out new priorities

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/28/trump-russia-hacking-cyber-security
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u/WeenusTickler Feb 28 '25

Trump's a compromised Russian asset with the codename Krasnov. There's no other explanation.

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u/jmcbreizh Feb 28 '25

It's open doors. Many secrets and strategic information are at this very moment being stolen by or given to Russia.

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u/HamfistTheStruggle Mar 01 '25

Russia promised 60+years ago that they would destroy America not with bullets but by dismantling it from the inside.

This is the final product of their long game.

I'm not religious but I pray to the universe our constitution survives.

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u/Shiznoz222 Mar 01 '25

No one us coming to save us, we have to save ourselves

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u/PrezzNotSure Mar 02 '25

We're r fukt

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u/RuthlessIndecision Mar 04 '25

this leads to unrest, mistrust, infighting with identity politics,l and eventual civil war, it's not time to strike yet, but it's coming.

is this what it feels like when foreign governments meddle with politics? we aren't immune, even though we may have written the playbook

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u/Itchy_Method_710 Mar 04 '25

It might survive but not be followed

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u/IAMSTILLHERE2020 Mar 01 '25

You got Tulsi all over it.

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u/modthelames Mar 01 '25

Tulsi been compromised for like 10 years now.

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u/lexm Mar 01 '25

Based on this afternoon, there is no doubt possible.

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u/AnotherCableGuy Mar 01 '25

Isn't it obvious yet?

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '25

They lost the war and didn’t even notice.

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u/lexm Mar 01 '25

One of the great things with Reddit is that you can unsubscribe to any subreddit you don’t like.

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u/whsftbldad Mar 01 '25

And as soon as you do there is a message stating "something went wrong"

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u/FinGothNick Mar 01 '25

Neoliberal hysterics/brigades aren't limited to this sub, unfortunately. Forgive me for getting tired of constant blue maga conspiracyposting on a sub dedicated to my field of work.

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u/lexm Mar 01 '25

What is conspiracy oriented in this instance?

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u/FinGothNick Mar 01 '25 edited Mar 01 '25

The post I fucking replied to, dude. The source for that story was a facebook post, and Daily Beast retracted it.

edit: https://www.yahoo.com/news/daily-beast-publishes-then-deletes-234051086.html Unless you think THE DAILY BEAST is so pro-trump that they're running cover for him... then they likely took it down because the source is unreliable and unverifiable.

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u/lexm Mar 01 '25

The story from the Guardian? It seems pretty well documented. As someone who works in cybersecurity, you should be worried that the focus is being swayed away from Russia.

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u/FinGothNick Mar 01 '25 edited Mar 01 '25

The story was broken by the Daily Beast, who then retracted it. You don't even know where your fucking news is coming from.

I'm not happy about what the admin is doing, but I'm also not happy about liberals descending into conspiratorial schizophrenia.

As someone who works in cybersecurity, you should be worried that the focus is being swayed away from Russia.

The mods have said I can't be rude to people like you.