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@Deframing1

Ich habe den Scheiß nicht angefangen/nicht den ersten Stein geworfen aber ich bringe ihn definitiv zu Ende/ schmeiße verdammt gut zurück!

SH Katılım Ekim 2020
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Britta Haßelmann
Britta Haßelmann@BriHasselmann·
X ist in den letzten Jahren im Chaos versunken. Politische Debatten leben vom Austausch, der Menschen erreicht & informiert.  X hingegen fördert zunehmend Desinformation. Deswegen nutze ich diesen Account nicht mehr.  (1/2) #WirVerlassenX
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Andre1234
Andre1234@awholenewstory·
"Hä das ist doch voll praktisch, wenn die mein Kennzeichen automatisch scannen und ich die Parkgebühren am Nordseestrand einfach per App zahlen kann!?"
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Dr. Lockdown Viehler 💉x▇ 📯📯🎖️
Frau #Miosga hat ab und an zwar kritisch nachgefragt, aber eingeordnet hat sie nicht wirklich. Wie soll der Bürger den Kanzler so verstehen? Ein wenig ist er wie Timmy: Man mag ihm helfen, aber er schwimmt ständig wieder zurück ins Unglück.
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Don Alphonso@_donalphonso·
Das Irrste ist: Niemand wurde für den Klima-Hoax belangt, die laufen alle noch frei rum. welt.de/wissenschaft/k…
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WELT@welt·
Ökonom hält Reaktivierung abgeschalteter Atommeiler für „betriebswirtschaftlichen Unsinn“ to.welt.de/tPC9Fk9
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Byron Wan
Byron Wan@Byron_Wan·
Hafnium hacker 🇨🇳 Xu Zewei’s lawyer is prominent Houston-based criminal defense attorney Dan Cogdell… “… in one of the world’s most notorious corporate corruption cases in history — the Enron scandal — Dan was the sole lawyer to obtain an acquittal for his client.” (txs.uscourts.gov/page/dan-cogde…) Unless Cogdell is taking on the case pro bono, it’s quite unlikely Xu or his family can afford the legal fees by themselves. I don’t think anyone other than Beijing or one of its proxies in the US would help Xu. houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-t…
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Byron Wan@Byron_Wan

🇨🇳 national Xu Zewei (徐泽伟) was extradited to the US over the weekend and appeared in US District Court in Houston on Apr 27 on a 9-count indictment related to his involvement in computer intrusions between Feb 2020 and June 2021. Certain of those computer intrusions are part of the Hafnium campaign that compromised thousands of computers worldwide including in the US. Other intrusions targeted US COVID-19 research during the height of the pandemic. Xu is charged along with 🇨🇳 national Zhang Yu (张宇). Officers of 🇨🇳 Ministry of State Security’s (MSS) Shanghai State Security Bureau (SSSB) directed Xu to conduct this hacking. When Xu conducted the computer intrusions, he worked for a company named Shanghai Powerock Network Co Ltd, which was one of many “enabling” companies in China that conducted hacking for the 🇨🇳 government. In early 2020, Xu and his co-conspirators hacked and otherwise targeted US-based universities, immunologists, and virologists conducting research into COVID‑19 vaccines, treatment, and testing. Xu and others reported their activities to officers in the SSSB who were supervising and directing the hacking activities. For example, on or about Feb 19, 2020, Xu provided an SSSB officer with confirmation that he had compromised the network of a research university located in the Southern District of Texas. On or about Feb 22, 2020, the SSSB officer directed Xu to target and access specific email accounts (mailboxes) belonging to virologists and immunologists engaged in COVID-19 research for the university. Xu later confirmed for the SSSB officer that he acquired the contents of the researchers’ mailboxes. Beginning in late 2020, Xu and his co-conspirators exploited certain vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server. Their exploitation was at the forefront of a massive campaign targeting thousands of computers worldwide and known publicly as “Hafnium.” In Mar 2021, Microsoft publicly disclosed the intrusion campaign by state-sponsored hackers operating out of China. In July 2021, the US and foreign partners attributed Hafnium to 🇨🇳 MSS. Among the victims of Xu’s exploitation were another university located in the Southern District of Texas and a law firm with offices worldwide, including in Washington, D.C. After exploiting computers running Microsoft Exchange Server, Xu and his co-conspirators installed web shells on them to enable their remote administration. These web shells were specific to Hafnium actors at the time. As with the earlier COVID-19 research intrusions, Xu and Zhang worked together on the Hafnium intrusions, under the supervision and direction of SSSB officers. For example, on or about Jan 30, 2021, Xu confirmed to Zhang that he had compromised the other university’s network. Later, on or about Feb 28, 2021, Xu updated a SSSB officer on his successful intrusions. This SSSB officer then directed Xu to obtain a list of other, successful intrusions from a second SSSB officer. Unauthorized access to the law firm’s network allowed Xu and his co-conspirators to steal information from mailboxes and search them for information regarding specific US policy makers and government agencies. Their search terms included “Chinese sources,” “MSS,” and “HongKong.” Xu is charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and 2 counts of wire fraud, which carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison for each count; conspiracy to cause damage to and obtain information by unauthorized access to protected computers, to commit wire fraud, and to commit identity theft, which carries a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison; 2 counts of obtaining information by unauthorized access to protected computers, which carries a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison; 2 counts of intentional damage to a protected computer, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison; and aggravated identity theft, which carries a maximum penalty of 2 years in prison. Zhang Yu remains at large. justice.gov/opa/pr/prolifi…

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Deframing
Deframing@Deframing1·
@bzberlin Ich denke ohne vom Steuerzahler bezahlte politisch rechtliche Unterstützung wüsste es auch praktisch keiner.
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Dirk Laurenz
Dirk Laurenz@DirkLaurenz·
Warum meinen eigentlich immer alle linksorientierte Menschen wären arm? Könnte es sein, das die einfach menschlich sind?
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European Parliament
European Parliament@Europarl_EN·
No democracy without media freedom. "The European Parliament stands firm in defending free speech, protecting journalists, and acting to uphold media freedom. Because a free press is essential to every democracy". @EP_President on World Press Freedom Day.
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Olaf Gersemann
Olaf Gersemann@OlafGersemann·
Was ist eigentlich gerade in Neukölln los? 33 Fälle von Schusswaffengebrauch finden sich in den Pressemitteilungen von @polizeiberlin seit Anfang des Jahres. 10 davon entfallen allein auf Neukölln. Und von diesen 10 sind 8 allein in den vergangenen fünf Wochen gemeldet ...
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European Commission@EU_Commission·
Let the truth be told, let the press be free. 📰 Journalists hold power to account, uncover injustice, and keep citizens informed often at great personal risk. This #WorldPressFreedomDay, we reaffirm our commitment to protecting journalists and defending independent media. Because free press is the foundation of democracy.
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Bastian Barucker
Bastian Barucker@BBarucker·
Bis heute ist unklar, an welchem Tag im März 2020 der Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) dem Kanzleramt mitteilte, dass das Coronavirus höchstwahrscheinlich aus dem Labor stammt. Mitte März 2020 fand der Umschwung zur Killervirus-Panikmache statt. Auf eine Anfrage der Abgeordneten @DrChristinaBaum hin beantwortet die Bundesregierung die Frage nicht, ob und wann @c_drosten über die BND-These Kenntnis hatte. Die Begründung ist sehr interessant.
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Deframing@Deframing1·
@MichaelEsders Klingt aber für mich mehr wie eine Zuflucht. Ich habe auch damit Berührungen.
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Michael Esders
Michael Esders@MichaelEsders·
@Deframing1 Zum Beispiel in den Betrieben bei Leuten, deren Arbeitsplatz wegbricht. Und deren Familien. Ich weiß, wovon ich rede.
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Michael Esders
Michael Esders@MichaelEsders·
Fataler Zusammenhang: Die Deindustrialisierung erzeugt Zustimmung zur Militarisierung.
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FOCUS online
FOCUS online@focusonline·
Nach Einschätzung des bekannten Militärexperten und Universitätsprofessors für internationale Politik, Carlo Masala, könnte Russland schon vor 2029 Nato-Territorium angreifen – also früher, als es die Allianz bislang erwartet. focus.de/politik/masala…
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