Dear Q Team,
In the future, when badguy apprehensions are going down, can you folks have the ELINT boys jam all the badguy comms so that when they pick up the phone to panic-dial for help - all they hear in the phone is the sound of frogs croaking?
Be even cooler if you could overlay the "Bud-Why-Zer" track on it. Guar-on-tee the NAVSOC dudes will 100% thumbs-up that if you straw poll the Operators.
Thanks,
Anon
Emmie, we get it. You think it's a really cool, impactful tweet.
But, dear, it's really just a spin-off of someone else's work,, and at this point, it's getting fu king spammed.
Stop shitting up the breads with it and go do something else; we're working here.
Oh, and make me a sammich. Banana and mayo on toast…and slice them into rounds - cutting bananas in half lengthwise is a lazy person's way of trying to get around making a proper nanner sammich. And don't skimp on the mayo, either.
Someone talked
Article excerpts. Names to remember?
David Dagon, a Georgia Institute of Technology data scientist and one of the researchers whom the indictment discussed but did not name.
The indictment’s “Originator-1” is April Lorenzen, chief data scientist at the information services firm Zetalytics. Her lawyer, Michael J. Connolly, said she has “dedicated her life to the critical work of thwarting dangerous cyberattacks on our country,” adding: “Any suggestion that she engaged in wrongdoing is unequivocally false.”
The indictment’s “Researcher-1” is another computer scientist at Georgia Tech, Manos Antonakakis. “Researcher-2” is Mr. Dagon. And “Tech Executive-1” is Mr. Joffe, who in 2013 received the F.B.I. Director’s Award for helping crack a cybercrime case, and retired this month from Neustar, another information services company.
https://icotalknews.com/politics/trump-server-mystery-produces-fresh-conflict/
See ^^^
Curiouser and curiouser.
Wondering if these folks accessed FISA materials illegally.