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GDP up is not a cultural strategy. The consequences are real.
“@Ross_Hunt, a GOP operative in Dallas, said Collin County’s purpling has come from its economic opportunity, driving people to move there for jobs over ideology.”
Collin County is desirable because it is run by Republicans. It will become less so if we elect Dems.
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If I were still an IT admin, I’d do this quarterly on repeat until there’s nothing left.
1. Run PingCastle/PurpleKnight
2. Run ADeleginator
3. Run locksmith
Then, identify the top 3-5 highest risk items.
And fix them.
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First day of @saintcon seems to be going great for @olympus_cyber.
I can’t wait to see what the rest of the week brings!!
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EV signature "Space Solar Technologies LLC"
Signs fake CloakGuard RMM disguised as Windows service -> fake blue screen -> installs ScreenConnect
rmm[.]cloakguard[.]org
162[.]246.19.216
relay[.]alico[.]shop · 69[.]169.106.96:8041
rogueauthority.org/cloakguar…
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BlueChip. Built in America.
America made the first electronic computer to win a war.
Now we depend on our greatest adversaries to build the computers that run our economy and defend our nation.
Today, we bring it home.
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If Microsoft is offering buyouts and early retirement to 60,000 employees, then I guess they won't need any H-1B visas this year or next year?
@StephenM can you let us know if Microsoft is cancelling all of their H-1B visa applications?
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Your son is 14. He wants to download a game his friends are playing.
The app asks for a face scan to verify his age. You are told it is to keep him safe. You hold the phone while he looks into the camera.
His face is now in a database. Tied to his name. Tied to every account he opens. For the rest of his life.
Years later, that profile decides what he can access. What he can say. What he can buy.
You did not protect him. You helped enroll him.
This is what online child safety laws are building. A digital ID for every person, starting with our children.
Share this with a parent who thinks age verification is harmless.
Follow me. Every day I show you what is coming and how to stop it.
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👉Talarico can't win unless he can convince moderate Republicans to cross over to vote Democrat. His targets of choice are people who are easily persuadable because they don't realize they are being grifted and people who aren't really convicted of Republican values.
May God have mercy on our souls.
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CISO: We need to defend against agent swarms!
Meanwhile…Suzie in accounting, with admin on the finance server where a scheduled task is running as a Domain Admin, runs her 7th clickfix payload of the day.
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TVs rapidly climbing the list of most abusive electronics products.
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This delights me so very much. People using AI to take back control of devices that they bought, but were covertly designed to spy on them and harvest their data.
I'm usually reluctant to brandish my fame, but I'm gonna do it for this worthy cause. OG hacker says you're doing good! This kind of liberation is what it's all about.
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LUKE MACIAS: Here’s where early voting stands in Tarrant County, the largest red county in Texas:
Day one: Democrats outvoted Republicans by 6,000.
Day two: Democrats by 3,000.
Day three: Democrats by 1,000.
That gave them a 10,000 vote lead.
Then on day four, Republicans finally netted 1,000 more ballots than Democrats.
We need to claw back enough to offset those first three days and more, because we are going to lose Sunday.
Every Democrat pastor in Texas will tell their congregants to go vote for James Talarico.
@lukemaciastx
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🚨 New polling in TX-23 🚨
We’re still leading by 4.5 points, in a district where Republicans are historically under-polled,
But in order to convert this to a victory, we need to get every Republican out to the polls! Show up, stay in line, and let’s finish strong 💪 🇺🇸
🚨 James Talarico has learned how to dodge coordination laws, and he's been caught. His campaign is literally scripting ads for his super PAC and telling them exactly how to spend Jeffrey Epstein's pal Reid Hoffman's money. But wait! Talarico publicly claims he DOESN'T even have a super PAC.
The scheme is called "red boxing," a shady trick where the campaign posts its ad directions publicly so super PACs can "find" them without it counting as illegal coordination. And who's behind the cash? Reid Hoffman. The Epstein island visiting LinkedIn billionaire. So Talarico doesn't have a super PAC, except when he's writing its ads. And he doesn't take dirty money, except from Epstein's best friend. Flipping fraud.
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As of today, more Democrats have voted in Texas than Republicans.
Go vote today, and get a few patriotic friends to vote over the weekend.
Let’s turn this thing around.
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There is nothing to worry about.
Nothing important is run on PHP or old software—except the water & electrical grid, a few government services like our missile defense systems and a handful of electrified fences at the zoo (for the lions, tigers and cobras).
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NEW: The terrorist organization CAIR is backing dozens of Democrat candidates, including James Talarico, Gina Hinojosa, and Vikki Goodwin. texasscorecard.com/decisiont…





























