A recent Secret Service raid uncovers an insane network of SIM cards—along with the oddest piece of hardware I’ve ever seen. Here’s the deal with the SIM bank.
Or they’d keep their DDoS device in their embassy and do it from there.
If such activities are in any way traceable, it might be prudent to preserve deniability by siting them somewhere other than the embassy.
But having said that, this looks much more like an SMS bot farm, designed for smam’nscam purposes, that caught the Secret Service’s attention because it was being used by someone to obfuscate the origin of threats.
If the treasonous idiots in the Trump administration hadn’t fired most of the governments cyber-security experts, we might have seen a less hyperbolic, hysterical analysis than what the Secret Squirrel Service has published.
But as things stand, it’s a bad idea to believe anything the government says, since it is being run by people who are neither competent nor truthful.
If such activities are in any way traceable, it might be prudent to preserve deniability by siting them somewhere other than the embassy.
But having said that, this looks much more like an SMS bot farm, designed for smam’nscam purposes, that caught the Secret Service’s attention because it was being used by someone to obfuscate the origin of threats.
If the treasonous idiots in the Trump administration hadn’t fired most of the governments cyber-security experts, we might have seen a less hyperbolic, hysterical analysis than what the Secret Squirrel Service has published.
But as things stand, it’s a bad idea to believe anything the government says, since it is being run by people who are neither competent nor truthful.