Many news outlets claim to have seen materials — namely, in now-deleted Telegram posts — in which Russia-aligned hacking groups Noname057(16) and Z-Pentest are claiming responsibility for the attacks. Z-Pentest reportedly posted 2,500 lines of Danfoss code, but none of these alleged materials have been published. The purported hackers claim the attacks are about highlighting bad cybersecurity practices.
It's tempting to once again bring up AI agents as vehicles of cyber-destruction, but the reality is that, just like what happened with PHP , most of the time all bots are actually doing is revealing shoddy security practices and/or copious amounts of technological debt.
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hotaru251 are just to expose bad security no or you wouldnt cause damages (especially targeting blood which is finite and critical for some people to survive) if you WERE only about showing bad security you'd msg them about it and show them you can do stuff at a specific time on a non critical thing so they can see it happen but also fix issue before causes a larger issue. Reply
PEnns "Once again, the root cause is a lack of essential cybersecurity practices, rather than super-intelligent AI bots" Gaslighting was never so popular as these days. One could also say: "Once again, the root cause for extremely destructive cyber attacks are super-intelligent AI bots." Reply
alan.campbell99 hotaru251 said: no or you wouldnt cause damages (especially targeting blood which is finite and critical for some people to survive) if you WERE only about showing bad security you'd msg them about it and show them you can do stuff at a specific time on a non critical thing so they can see it happen but also fix issue before causes a larger issue. Aye, it takes a special breed of vermin to mess with anything critical that is health or hospital-adjacent. They can DIAF. Reply
DS426 France is almost like a modern-day fall of Rome… just without the giant sphere of influence that Rome had at the time, lol. Reply
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