In occupied Crimea, the IPTV broadcast was hacked. The list of channels now looks like this.
In occupied Crimea, the IPTV broadcast was hacked. The list of channels now looks like this.
Source: https://t.me/Crimeanwind/49134
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What are you using to translate the text?
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Google Translate app
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Looks like what my phone does when I use the Google Lens. Basically I point my camera at text and it'll translate, showing up like that
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Ah, I knew it must be some translate app, but I wasn't sure which one.
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Looks like google translate
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Is- is no one going to mention the European Skin Observatory?
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Nobody interested in how they were hacked huh?
Everybody be like, yoo a translator. Like y’all never seen one before.
Probably because it's going to be something boring, like social engineering to get credentials, maybe a disgruntled employee or idiotic security configuration.
Boring is subjective. I’m always intrigued by how people gain access.
Although, I am aware of many of the techniques used I find it fascinating.
Darknet diaries is a great podcast for these kinds of things.
I'm more interested in how long this is going on. A few minutes? An hour? A day?