I'm from Fauquier and there are no shortage of jokes about this, it's on T-shirts... My cousin got in trouble in freshman year of college when it came time for introductions, because they thought she was being profane and irreverant.
So did they actually arrest anyone? It's not clear. Where did they seize the encryption key? Did they shut down any servers? This is horrible reporting. The only concrete fact that I saw was that they took over a website.
obviously, that’s not the case when they got caught lol. US has an issue of not training and hiring security specialists and they use legacy infrastructure. It’s not that difficult. spammers and scammers who use social engineering (little to nothing in technical knowledge) commit crimes and make off with the money. Their locations and identities are constantly exposed by UA-camrs and TikTokers with US cybersecurity assurance master degrees (but still unemployed). Little to no action is taken against the scammers even though they are 100% exposed.
It's a very strange thing to see how far humanity goes to destroy itself. I have to be honest with you... I just don't get it. 🤔 It doesn't make any sense. 🙄 Mankind ends up destroying itself over... what--digital boolsheet? Greed? "Dollars"? What good will that do anyone 60+ years from now?
Propaganda lockbit from Europe ??? Detected before they are not Russian reversed damage control AI tree drone auto apply auto use for our neutral network alliances universe AI buhay kondor 4:49
You'd have to be incredibly gullible to fall for the scam. That's all I'm saying. Hard to believe anyone could be stupid enough to fork over their financial info without some type of an actual contract, which makes me think there's also certain amount of hype going on here.
@@fog- - Dude.. I could disable that crap on ANY infected PC in under 2 minutes. If you're talking about an iPhone, I've never owned one, so I could care less. Both ransomware and Lockbit (ooooh sounds scarey) are a joke to me.
Yep you're proving your ignorance again. Lockbit doesn't target iPhones. Infact, there are very very few, if any, ransomware groups that target phones at all - it's not worth the risk since the reward is unsatisfactory. When you say that you could disable the ransomware, please let me know what you mean. Are you claiming to be able to decrypt all of the files immediately? Don't forget that the ransomware gang now have your data too and there is nothing you can do about that. Also about your original reply, it's not a scam, Lockbit do genuinely give you a decryption key and allow you to get your data back. The media claims that they scam the victims but that's incorrect and that is only to deter victims from paying ransoms. And I will mention that no ransomware group will be signing a legal contract as that completely deanonymises their online presence. @@ShadovvV
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Time for Lockbit to get locked up
Call The Beekeeper
👍 🎥. I basically took it as Equalizer 4. 😂
Make an example of them
How? No one is in custody. They are in Russia.
That's pretty funny. An American making an example of a Russian. hahahah good one
@@ShadovvV my my how we assume
@@gmanette188 - What am I assuming? Maybe you should be a bit more clear about your comment then.
russia is 3rd world@@ShadovvV
1:11 fuckhere county virginia hahaha
Was thinking wtf I heard 🤷🏽♂️😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm from Fauquier and there are no shortage of jokes about this, it's on T-shirts... My cousin got in trouble in freshman year of college when it came time for introductions, because they thought she was being profane and irreverant.
But Tucker loves Russia and his master, Putin 🤣
- You're the type to vote for Billary Clinton.
C'mon.....get yer arse outta here!
Good work US Government, but another one will pop up shortly. Kind of like whack a mole. Just saying......
Keep as much data offline and copied to a backup to avoid this random ware issues.
So did they actually arrest anyone? It's not clear. Where did they seize the encryption key? Did they shut down any servers? This is horrible reporting. The only concrete fact that I saw was that they took over a website.
I heard indictment. So we have formally charged these criminals. We will see how bad the US wants them if you hear about a trade in the future.
These talents are wasted in doing crimes.
obviously, that’s not the case when they got caught lol.
US has an issue of not training and hiring security specialists and they use legacy infrastructure. It’s not that difficult.
spammers and scammers who use social engineering (little to nothing in technical knowledge) commit crimes and make off with the money.
Their locations and identities are constantly exposed by UA-camrs and TikTokers with US cybersecurity assurance master degrees (but still unemployed). Little to no action is taken against the scammers even though they are 100% exposed.
Busted disgusted!!! Woohoo!!!
Well, car dealerships system cdk went down too and is a ransomware attack
It's a very strange thing to see how far humanity goes to destroy itself. I have to be honest with you... I just don't get it. 🤔 It doesn't make any sense. 🙄 Mankind ends up destroying itself over... what--digital boolsheet? Greed? "Dollars"? What good will that do anyone 60+ years from now?
what are u smoking its ransomware not a killer robot
Lets be honest, someone will or already has taken their place.
A win!
They'll be back
DAM!😁😁
Man how about the menza incel s.t.e.m. young tech generation now? Whoop whoop!
Awesome!
I’m definitely in the wrong profession.
Unless they're in custody or dead this means little
Schools of where?
Seems they were asking for it.
steal for 1 day, steal forever hehehe
lol lockbit was making fun of the government
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It's a Dirty Game 💰 money is the root of all Evil
Propaganda lockbit from Europe ??? Detected before they are not Russian reversed damage control AI tree drone auto apply auto use for our neutral network alliances universe AI buhay kondor 4:49
You'd have to be incredibly gullible to fall for the scam. That's all I'm saying. Hard to believe anyone could be stupid enough to fork over their financial info without some type of an actual contract, which makes me think there's also certain amount of hype going on here.
You very clearly have absolutely no idea how ransomware works, or how Lockbit operates.
@@fog- - Dude.. I could disable that crap on ANY infected PC in under 2 minutes. If you're talking about an iPhone, I've never owned one, so I could care less. Both ransomware and Lockbit (ooooh sounds scarey) are a joke to me.
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@@ShadovvV cap
Yep you're proving your ignorance again. Lockbit doesn't target iPhones. Infact, there are very very few, if any, ransomware groups that target phones at all - it's not worth the risk since the reward is unsatisfactory. When you say that you could disable the ransomware, please let me know what you mean. Are you claiming to be able to decrypt all of the files immediately? Don't forget that the ransomware gang now have your data too and there is nothing you can do about that.
Also about your original reply, it's not a scam, Lockbit do genuinely give you a decryption key and allow you to get your data back. The media claims that they scam the victims but that's incorrect and that is only to deter victims from paying ransoms. And I will mention that no ransomware group will be signing a legal contract as that completely deanonymises their online presence. @@ShadovvV
That bit about the FBI informant at the end was stupidly inserted.
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