Russian plot to sabotage undersea cables with ‘secret weapon’ foiled by NATO — clandestine op uncovers training exercise simulating deployment against infrastru

Russian plot to sabotage undersea cables with 'secret weapon' foiled by NATO — clandestine op uncovers training exercise simulating deployment against infrastru

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KaiserTom "Secret weapon" sounds a lot like it could be a giant plow on a winch to a underwater motor a couple klicks away. "No fingerprints" doesn't mean no evidence, it just means nothing that could clearly tie it to a malicious operation. Many ship anchors have cut these cables. All you need is to plant certain machinery, winch the plow back, then potentially float or drone itself away to a pick-up point. Reply

derekullo KaiserTom said: "Secret weapon" sounds a lot like it could be a giant plow on a winch to a underwater motor a couple klicks away. "No fingerprints" doesn't mean no evidence, it just means nothing that could clearly tie it to a malicious operation. Many ship anchors have cut these cables. All you need is to plant certain machinery, winch the plow back, then potentially float or drone itself away to a pick-up point. Secret weapon https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR-QQ1F9MBhnhFyyVBDVJCpKCXcjZrXDHPoR5AtIfXSVcnZVt5vCe3nkkE&s=10 Reply

NinoPino This article concern a political argument, and is merely a NATO propaganda. Tom's Hardware should stop with this political engagement and return to be a technical, news and review site. Reply

circadia NinoPino said: political argument which one? NinoPino said: a NATO propaganda where? NinoPino said: Tom's Hardware should stop with this political engagement and return to be a technical, news and review site. reporting on an attack on technical infrastructure is news. Reply

usertests NinoPino said: This article concern a political argument, and is merely a NATO propaganda. Tom's Hardware should stop with this political engagement and return to be a technical, news and review site. Tom's Hardware writer posts obvious politibait for $30, Russian/Chinese/whoever complains, mods censor/lock the thread. It's an ecosystem of humiliation, courtesy of Future plc. (I am describing a hypothetical scenario unrelated to geopolitics or any business operations.) Reply

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