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Effort to get existing media to get back online internationally, and to get that through to people o people. and there's also this hacktivist effort where hackers are trying to bring down these websites, both the government and say the websites and say the media to level out the playing field and create a space where the information can get through. >> some of the hesitation from western powers initially to ents convenient with ukraine, not militarily but even providing aid or staring down vladimir putin, some of that hesitation had to do with the kremlin's ability to cripple infrastructure on...

The hacking group has ironically been hacked

I mean i'm not the world's tech is person, if there is the piece of technology that can be fixed by restarting. it started out of luck. but luckily for us yesterday a very distinguished computer scientists named dimitri, he is the cofounder of the cyber security crowd strike. he published a new york times explaining what it might mean for america to really go on offense in these matters. he laid out a proposal for america targeting ransom where criminals and these hacking groups essentially in the same way the attacked isis online. including disrupting their financial structures, but also reve...

Overtly crossed, what would that actually mean? i mean -- i'm not the world's techiest person. if there is a piece of technology that can't be fixed by restarting it, i'm sort of out of luck. luckily for us, yesterday a very distinguished computer scientist named dmitri parovich, he published an op-ed in the "new york times" explaining what it might mean for america to go on the offense for these matters. he laid out a proposal for america targeting ransomware criminals and these hacking groups essentially the same way they attacked cyber groups online, giving information about the perpetrator...

Decrypters for free. look for money. meaning, we don't consider you to be on the other side of that bright line. well, if the u.s. were to respond decisively here since this bright line has been very overtly crossed, what would that actually mean? i mean -- i'm not the world's techiest person. if there is a piece of technology that can't be fixed by restarting it, i'm sort of out of luck. luckily for us, yesterday a very distinguished computer scientist named dmitri alperovich, he published an op-ed in the "new york times" explaining what it might mean for america to really go on offense on th...