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Given what they say every day, how would you tell the difference between solemn official announcements and mischievous satire? A couple of years ago a colleague suggested the idea that a group of us attempt to counter the rising passion of anti-Russia propaganda by satirising it. My reaction was that that was probably going to be a waste of effort because – this was in Trump’s time with Rachel Maddow and the rest spewing ever more preposterous conspiracy notions 24/7 – they were already well past the point of even being capable of noticing satire. Nothing has made me change my mind sinc...

Cybercriminals Hold $115,000 Prize Contest to Find New Cryptocurrency Hacks Jun 3, 2021 07:45 GMT   ·  Comment      Crypto Theft Last month, a popular Russian-language underground forum sponsored a contest that invited its users to submit illegal techniques for conducting Bitcoin attacks, according to The Hacker News.   In an announcement made on April 20, 2021, the forum's administrator invited members to submit papers evaluating the possibility of targeting cryptocurrency-related technology, including the theft of private keys and wallets and unusual cryptocurrency mining so...

REvil restarted their cyberattack campaigns

The New York Times manufactured a “racial panic and hysteria” with its 1619 Project to deflect from the collapse of the fraudulent narrative of former President Donald Trump’s “collusion” with Russia, Alex Marlow, Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief and author of  Marlow stated, “The reason why I think [the 1619 Project] came to be as popular as it is was that it was a replacement — it was like that scene in Indiana Jones where he takes the bag of sand … he tries to take the monkey statue and knock it off — for the Russia collusion hoax, and I’ve got the data and the quotes...

In a bizarre incident, a woman spotted spooky "phantom buildings' hovering over Manchester on Google maps.