System Administrators are worrying there's an underline theme here and potentially an "event" forming.
STEALTHY, DESTRUCTIVE MALWARE INFECTS HALF A MILLION ROUTERS
https://www.wired.com/story/vpnfilter-router-malware-outbreak/
Excerpt from report
On Wednesday, Cisco's Talos security division warned of a new breed of malware it calls VPNFilter
https://www.wired.com/story/vpnfilter-router-malware-outbreak/
On Wednesday, Cisco's Talos security division warned of a new breed of malware it calls VPNFilter, which it says has infected at least half a million home and small business routers including those sold by Netgear, TP-Link, Linksys, MicroTik, and QNAP network storage devices. Talos believes that the versatile code is designed to serve as a multipurpose spy tool, and also creates a network of hijacked routers that serve as unwitting VPNs, potentially hiding the attackers' origin as they carry out other malicious activities. Perhaps most disturbingly, they note that the tool also has a destructive feature that would allow the hackers behind it to immediately corrupt the firmware of the entire collection of hacked routers, essentially bricking them.
Soyboy = logical questioning?
NOTABLE?