An unknown threat actor with equally unknown motives forces ISP to replace routers.

An unknown threat actor with equally unknown motives forces ISP to replace routers.

    • Hackworth@lemmy.worldEnglish
      4·
      6 months ago

      Maybe, or a bigger ISP wants to get in on that rural turf. But I was wondering what else the malware may have done before physically destroying those routers. I also kinda wonder if this might be a test run for a larger attack. And now I’m imagining what it might be like if everyone’s routers bricked in a 72 hour period. I think I’ll pick up some extra TP tomorrow.

      • Possibly linuxEnglish
        8·
        6 months ago

        Imagine if a country lost all communications as a prelude to invasion. Think about it, there would be chaos and communication would be hard.

        Of course that would require someone to compromise a wide variety of devices and networks. Good thing we don’t have issues with centralization.