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This topic is a continuance from the previous page
When one entity controls our only option for our preferred means of communications, our nation is at risk.
Since my website and telephone communication systems are taken down at will (which run on BSD and Linux), then is it not conceivable that the new consolidation of our means of communications which result to allowing only one or two internet providers within any community, the entity is now in a position and can take down or manipulate an entire communities the same way. This manipulation can keep people tricked, investers vamboozled, by simply ensuring that the lower-class website owners and their information is not seen, not heard, non-existent in any search engines using any terms.
What about our nuclear weapons?
Our nuclear power plants?
What operating systems do you think run those critical areas of our nation's infrastructure?
Hint: It's not Microsoft or Macintosh.
The systems run within critical infrastructure have always been Previously PROVEN to be safer and more secure.
Topic Matter
It has occurred too numerously an occasion to be deemed as happenstance that I find the html and css code within my own personal computers website has been altered to include a simple period (.) within the html page. I'm presuming this is to log when I last edited the page since I would want to remove the ill-placed period. On this page alone I noticed a period between, "What operating systems do you think run those critical areas of our nation's infrastructure?"
Nationalize the monopolies for a public SERVICE (free for all), let's use our military for something good for a change, like undoing this impossible mess using the proceeds: see: https://usdebtclock.org/
Private ownership is only good when there's more than one or two "private" owners at the monopoly board.
And if the aforementioned account wasn't enough, CHECK OUT THE LATEST DESPERATE MOMENT (when choices are reduced to the illusion of two, ATT or Spectrum, and both are monopolies of which my websites are informing the public of, it becomes VERY difficult to keep a website up and not sandboxed by the power that be). Imagine it like this, my primary website (not this one) speaks out against monopoly control and there's no means of getting the word out to my fellow American's because the door I must pass through to host my site is owned by the same monopoly!
Over 30 hops before my terms are submitted to the Bing search engine, there's only one plausible reason for so much redirection, manipulation and coercion.
Accountability
After contacting dozens of "attorneys" and consumer advocate groups, there is no accountability. No Checks and balances. No Law that offers the consumer justice because the law is owned by the monopoly interests in 2018. Immunity of Justice and the neo-monopoly on all socio-politico-econo arenas and matters has many wondering of any semblance of a Democracy and real "free"-"trade".
Due to upstream monopoly manipulation it is regretted that these pages must be split so often. However if I don't split the pages you would invariably find that the page never loads (out of sight out of mind; situation contained).
No updates or firmware is evident. Covert operations appear to be in place using our internet providers as the intermediary for many of the illegal "blacklists" and/or the tampering with devices and equipment in which they are not the lawful owner to do so; all accomplished remotely and not in clear obvious view).
2022 UPDATE
The following has been "pirated" from the Internet's public communications.
New attacks on Network Time Protocol can defeat HTTPS and create chaos.
Serious weaknesses in the Internet's time-synchronization mechanism can be exploited to cause debilitating outages, snoop on encrypted communications, or tamper with Bitcoin transactions, computerscientists warned Wednesday.
The vulnerabilities reside in the Network Time Protocol, the widely used specification computer use to ensure their internal clocks are accurate. Surprisingly, connections between computer and NTP servers are rarely encrypted, making it possible for hackers to perform man-in-the-middle attacks that reset clocks to times that are months or even years in the past. In a paper published Wednesday titled Attacking the Network Time Protocol, the researchers described several techniques to bypass measures designed to prevent such drastic time shifts. The paper also described ways to prevent large numbers of computer from successfully connecting to synchronization servers. The attacks could be used by malicious actors to wreak havoc on the Internet. An attack that prevented sensitive computer and servers from receiving regular time synchronization updates could cause malfunctions on a mass scale.
In many cases, such denial-of-service hacks can be carried out even when attackers are "off-path," meaning the hacker need not have the ability to monitor traffic passing between a computer and NTP server. Going back in time Even worse, the attacks can be used to snoop on encrypted traffic or to bypass important security measures such as DNSSEC specification preventing the tampering of domain name system. records. The most troubling scenario involves bypassing HTTPS encryption by forcing a computer to accept an expired transport layer security certificate. The researchers wrote: Besides HTTPS and DNSSEC, other security measures that could be defeated include HTTP strict transport security. The researchers also said NTP attacks could be used to trick Bitcoin users into rejecting legitimate entries in the official blockchain for the digital currency, or to tamper with user authentication systems used by websites. Will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy An NTP attacker that sends a client back in time could cause the host to accept certificates that the attacker fraudulently issued (that allow the attacker to decrypt the connection), and have since been revoked. (For example, the client can be rolled back to mid-2014, when > 100K certificates were revoked due to heartbleed.) Alternatively, an attacker can send the client back to a time when a certificate for a cryptographically-weak key was still valid. (For example, to 2008, when a bug in Debian OpenSSL caused thousands of certificates to be issued for keys with only 15-17 bits of entropy.) Moreover, most browsers today accept (non-root) certificates for 1024- bit RSA keys, even though sources speculate that they can be cracked by well-funded adversaries; thus, even a domain that revokes its old 1024-bit RSA certificates (or lets them expire) is vulnerable to cryptanalytic attacks when its clients are rolled back to a time when these certificates were valid.
The "lag" entries may or may not be a taunt contained within the "service rendered", but the fact is the controllers of our communications are manipulating the consciousness of the masses that flock toward the Internet. It is simple when you are the first hop-holder (the Internet Provider under the control of---*you'll never guess*.
While you peruse the Spectrum/Google hops (just to go from me to Google), to give you an idea of the bizzare path my communications is being manipulated, imagine you write a letter and go from you home to the post office and entrust them to deliver the letter to a expected recipient, but instead of delivering it directly it is passed through many inter-office inspections that actually read and audit your mail.
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