th and will focus on simulating a supply chain cyber attack.
A major theme in these efforts has not only been an emphasis on global cooperation, but also
a merging of private banks and/or corporations with the State, specifically intelligence and law enforcement agencies. In addition, many of the banks, institutions and individuals involved in the creation of these reports and simulations are either actively involved in WEF-related efforts to usher in a new global economic model of stakeholder capitalism or are seeking to imminently introduce, or are actively developing, central bank-backed digital currencies, or CBDCs.
In addition, and as mentioned in the first article in this series, a cyber attack like those described in these reports and simulations would also provide the perfect scenario for dismantling the current failing financial system, as it would absolve central banks and corrupt financial institutions of any responsibility. The convergence of several concerning fa
With many focusing on the recent Cyber Polygon exercise, less attention has been paid to the World Economic Forum’s real ambitions in cybersecurity – to create a global organization aimed at gutting even the possibility of anonymity online. With the governments of the US, UK and Israel on board, along with some of the world’s most powerful corporations, it is important to pay attention to their endgame, not just the simulations.
Amid a series of warnings and simulations in the past year regarding a massive cyber attack that could soon bring down the global financial system, the “information sharing group” of the largest banks and private financial organizations in the United States warned earlier this year that banks “will encounter growing danger” from “converging” nation-state and criminal hackers over the course of 2021 and in the years that follow.
Ending Anonymity: Why The WEFâs Partnership Against Cybercrime Threatens The Future Of Privacy
Published: July 11, 2021
With many focusing on tomorrow’s Cyber Polygon exercise, less attention has been paid to the World Economic Forum’s real ambitions in cybersecurity – to create a global organization aimed at gutting even the possibility of anonymity online. With the governments of the US, UK and Israel on board, along with some of the world’s most powerful corporations, it is important to pay attention to their endgame, not just the simulations.
Amid a series of warnings and simulations in the past year regarding a massive cyber attack that could soon bring down the global financial system, the “information sharing group” of the largest banks and private financial organizations in the United States warned earlier this year that banks “will encounter growing danger” from “converging” nation-state and criminal hackers over the course of 2021 and in the ye
Myles’ Graceland wins popular vote in poll to find Kilkenny s favourite building
The house is a love letter to The King and to Kilkenny itself
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File picture: Myles and family at Kilkenny s Graceland all decked out in black and amber ahead of a championship match in recent years );
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You nominated buildings from right across the county as part of our search to find Kilkenny’s favourite building and thousands voted on the nominations in our online poll.
It was narrowed down to five and now we can reveal the winner as picked by our judging panel, as well as the people’s choice winner the building that received the most public votes in our kilkennypeople.ie poll held over the space of a week.
New Zealand Exchange Cyberattack Also Hit More Than 100 Firms Globally Banks, insurers, and other financial firms worldwide were targets of the same attack that crippled the exchange in August.
Bloomberg | Feb 09, 2021
Yalman Onaran (Bloomberg) More than 100 banks, exchanges, insurers and other financial firms worldwide were targets of the same type of cyberattack that crippled the New Zealand Stock Exchange in August, though they didn’t suffer the same extent of damage.
Most companies responded to the attacks with increased spending on cybersecurity, including hiring outside help, according to the Financial Services Information Sharing & Analysis Center, a network of financial firms sharing information about cyber threats. Trading at the New Zealand exchange was halted for four days when the DDoS attack short for distributed denial of service overwhelmed its network with traffic.