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[Guinea Pig BN Cyber Command @PyggyCyOPs]

@J_MaestreVidal @joseph__place @SnarkusAurelius A contribution to the corpus

[Clément Molin @clement_molin]

Comment repérer un candidat à la présidentielle qui ne comprend pas le sujet ukrainien 🇺🇦 🇷🇺 (ou ment directement)

-> Il veut parler à Poutine pour savoir ce qu'il veut
-> Il veut un cessez-le-feu
-> Il veut un référendum dans l'est (il oublie le sud)
-> Il veut la paix
-> Il veut arrêter de soutenir militairement l'Ukraine

1⃣Parler à Poutine, c'est déjà fait. Trump l'a invité, les américains lui parlent régulièrement, les hongrois, slovaques l'ont fait très souvent, les norvégiens et finlandais l'ont fait il y a 2 semaines, les turcs le font en permanence, les saoudiens, les kazakhs, les biélorusses aussi.
-> Poutine veut toujours la même chose : démilitariser l'Ukraine (facile maintenant qu'il l'a envahit), une Ukraine neutre (contraire à ce que veut le peuple ukrainien), le Donbass (il ne le contrôle toujours pas entièrement) et les autres régions annexés (Zaporijjia et Kherson).

2⃣Vouloir un cessez-le-feu : déjà fait, Zelensky demande un cessez-le-feu tous les jours pour entamer les négociations de paix. La Russie refuse tous les cessez-le-feu ukrainiens et ne respecte que les siens, dont le calendrier l'arrange pour amasser des troupes en vue d'une offensive.

3⃣Un référendum dans l'est : ça a déjà eu lieu, en 1991 et la majorité de la population a choisit l'Ukraine. Faire un référendum dans les territoires annexés, c'est non seulement reconnaitre l'annexion, mais aussi donner les territoires à la Russie, puisqu'il y a déjà eu un véritable nettoyage ethnique. Les ukrainiens sont soient partis, soient morts, il ne reste qu'une petite minorité de pro-russe. Demander l'avis d'une population, c'est facile quand elle a été expulsée de sa terre par la guerre et remplacée par des russes (comme en Crimée ou à Marioupol).

4⃣Vouloir la paix, c'est vraiment du haut niveau de démagogie. Tout le monde veut la paix, seule la Russie la refuse parce qu'elle croit pouvoir atteindre ses objectifs par la force, c'est les bases de la stratégie militaire.

5⃣Enfin, une fois qu'ils ont dit tout ça, ils expliquent qu'il faut arrêter de soutenir l'Ukraine, qu'on ne peut plus se le permettre. L'aide à l'Ukraine, c'est 12 milliards d'euros en 5 ans, dont la moitié consiste en l'aide aux réfugiés, la cessation d'armes obsolètes et un test grandeur nature pour les industriels français qui rapporte bien plus au final. Le seul soutien qui pèse, c'est le soutien financier via l'UE et que la France l'arrête va tout simplement faire perdre toute notre influence et sympathie auprès de 90% des pays européens (utile pour vendre des armes, commercer et demander qu'ils arrêtent d'acheter américain).

-> Personnellement, je pense qu'il faut renouer des contacts diplomatiques avec la Russie, mais sans naïveté, il faut comprendre ce que veut Poutine (c'est public et connu) et comprendre qu'il ne compte pas arrêter tant qu'il croit pouvoir gagner.

Aux journalistes qui font des interviews et qui me lisent, demandez aux candidats à la présidentielle ce qu'ils comptent faire concrètement pour mettre fin à la guerre. C'est bien de parler de cessez-le-feu et de parler à Poutine, mais comment prévoient ils de s'y prendre pour y parvenir ?

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ UPDATE: Sweden's civil defence minister says the hackers who knocked out supermarket fridges on 2 November needed no advanced tools, just passwords that hadn't been updated.

Carl-Oskar Bohlin warned of more cyber incidents in the coming months. He says Russia, China and Iran show signs of working together against systems that run power, water and heating.

Sweden still can't say whether one attacker was behind the fridge attacks, which forced stores to bin large amounts of food.

Their national cyber centre had warned grocers after the French fridge attacks. Not all of them listened, its chief says.

[Jorge Maestre Vidal @J_MaestreVidal]

🇫🇷 "Iran has already carried out several destabilization acts against France, including against the weekly magazine Charlie Hebdo in 2023 and the organization of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. In March 2026, the European Union adopted sanctions against the Iranian entity Emmenet Pasargad, which contributed to conducting these cyber attacks.

In accordance with its 2026 National Cybersecurity Strategy, France is determined to make use of all the means of response at its disposal, including within the European Union and alongside its European and international partners, in order to anticipate, prevent, deter and respond to destabilizing and destructive actions against it in cyber space"

https://t.co/lD9rsN8RSH

[Ukraine News 🇺🇦 @Ukrainene]

Hackers have pulled Russia’s secret war death toll straight from its own state statistics agency.

450,100 dead by late August—an average of nearly 100,000 per year.

Silent Crow and the Belarusian Cyber Partisans breached Rosstat’s official death certificate database. Rosstat denies any leak. The raw files are already public.

Before this leak, Moscow had stayed silent on its losses since September 2022.

Now, Rosstat’s own records confirm 450,100 military deaths, with 356,056 tagged under a single classification: "Military Operations." The numbers align precisely with independent intelligence estimates.

Death certificates are now filing 1.26 times faster than last year. The projected toll is expected to reach 508,000 to 542,000 recorded dead by the end of 2026.

Where is the human toll heaviest?

* Volga: 21.7%
* Central: 16.9%
* Southern: 15.3%
* Siberia: 14.7%
* Far East: 12.0%

The annual death surge tells the story:

* 2022: ~19,000
* 2023: >42,000
* 2024: ~110,000
* 2025: >182,000

This 450,100 figure excludes the wounded, the missing, and foreign mercenaries.

It stands as the most critical intelligence leak of the entire war—exposing the numbers the Kremlin is still trying to hide.

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ Ransomware hackers threw a new custom backdoor and at least 13 security-killing tools at one US organisation in about an hour.

Then they set AnyDesk to run in Safe Mode, where most security tools don't fully work.

Two of those tools were disguised as Symantec's own software.

Symantec says the attackers also dropped five signed but vulnerable drivers, to switch off security software.

[Andrew Perpetua @AndrewPerpetua]

Here is my drinking game. Listen to European leaders talk about international relations and take a shot every time they mention fish. You might die, and I will not take responsibility for that. Drink responsibly.

[Clément Molin @clement_molin]

Russia is pushing its offensive in the east at full throttle, suffering record-high casualties, a fact confirmed by all/my sources.

Today, the Ukrainian "drone army" (USF) reported striking 809 Russian soldiers, 272 of whom were killed. This force is responsible for approximately one-third of Russia’s monthly losses. It is worth noting that there is a rigorous verification process in place: when a target is struck, command requires a follow-up drone overflight to confirm the outcome, which in turn earns points within the army's reward system.

For several weeks now, total Russian casualties have consistently hovered between 1,500 and 2,000 per day, with roughly one-third to one-half of these being fatalities (KIA). As it does every autumn, Russia is attempting to leverage the weather conditions to advance rapidly. However, this year there is less fog and a significantly higher number of drones. Furthermore, the loss of foliage makes it easier for the Ukrainians to spot Russian soldiers attempting to infiltrate. Only urban combat remains particularly challenging.

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ The AI hacking agent China-linked hackers attacked 2,250 Microsoft 365 tenants with last month is now aimed at banks.

Microsoft says a Cambodia-based crime group has used ARTEX since October against financial firms in Southeast Asia and some big global banks.

Its agents exploit web-app flaws such as open file uploads at machine speed, plant web shells and drop remote-access malware.

[Clément Molin @clement_molin]

Alors que la fermeture du parc nucléaire français 🇫🇷envisagée par LFI revient dans l'actualité, voici une carte montrant les installations en Europe

La France dispose d'une incroyable souveraineté énergétique qui en fait le 3ème pays à l'énergie la plus décarbonée d'Europe. Les deux seuls accidents nucléaires majeurs dans l'histoire sont soit due à une erreur humaine dans une dictature (Tchernobyl) et à un séisme suivi d'un tsunami (Fukushima), deux risques qui, à priori, n'ont pas lieu d'exister en France.

L'exemple de l'Ukraine doit nous guider : les 3 centrales nucléaires en activité permettent au pays de survivre face aux frappes russes sur le réseau énergétique. Sans elles, l'Ukraine n'aurait presque plus d'électricité. La centrale nucléaire de Zaporijjia a été déconnecté du réseau et les réacteurs progressivement éteints.

Le nucléaire est une énergie avantageuse, il y a très peu de déchets, un flux d'énergie stable et aucune pollution atmosphérique. Il est seulement nécessaire de disposer d'uranium (la fusion pourrait éventuellement y remédier dans le futur) et d'eau pour refroidir les réacteurs, à savoir qu'il y a un développement en cours de solutions de circuits fermés avec refroidissement de l'eau par l'énergie de la centrale elle-même pour pouvoir fonctionner même en cas de canicule ou de sécheresse.

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ Meet the alleged Polish terrorist who shot multiple people in Krakow today. His name is Michał Oksiński. His social profiles are being deleted as we speak.

We were able to grab some of his profiles and match his car to the car used in the attack.

[Jorge Maestre Vidal @J_MaestreVidal]

🇬🇧 Britain's intelligence agency GCHQ cannot account for the whereabouts of thousands of storage devices which could contain sensitive material

devices “may contain IPA-related data”, i.e. information collected or held under the Investigatory Powers Act 2016. That could include intercepted communications such as emails, texts and telephone calls, as well as information extracted from people’s computers or phones

https://t.co/KhpYjaRCSS

[Sabi Soltani @Sabi_SLTI]

Spain votes on Nov 29. Russia is already inside the conversation.

An 11-week OSINT investigation collected 54,737 posts across X, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, mapped 10,773 accounts and 3,284 network links.

The headline isn't "disinformation." It's recruitment. A Spaniard in Moscow is openly hiring his own countrymen as informants, hackers and soldiers. In Spanish. During the campaign.

Around him, a ring of pro-Russian channels with ~500K subscriptions feeds ready-made narratives to ordinary Spaniards, deciding how every crisis gets explained before the facts arrive.

This is a national security problem dressed up as a media problem.

Full report:

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️ Hackers hijacked a disaster-alert service used by 875 Japanese public bodies and sent 1.42M phishing emails from it.

Operator Arcadia says 3.1M email addresses may have leaked. Osaka police are investigating.

Its CEO calls the attack "not humanly possible" and suspects AI.

[CyberKnow @Cyberknow20]

You have to understand that NoName057(16) is at the top of their game, the ability to manipulate the information space can be just as impactful and disruptive as a DDoS attack.

Hacktivists will remain an ever-present factor on the threat spectrum.

[Tatarigami_UA @Tatarigami_UA]

I can’t speak for all Ukrainians, but in my circles, the joy over the US election results comes less from hopes of restoring pre-Trump support and more from the expectation that the US will at least stop sabotaging existing programs and attempts to remove sanctions from Russia

[Jorge Maestre Vidal @J_MaestreVidal]

Back to the Network-Centric Warfare (NCW) concept and its "dismantling" vision vs false resilience, this time applied to undersea critical dependencies

https://t.co/Yv00fHWF8Y

[Lukasz Olejnik @lukOlejnik]

Wave of cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration reached Sweden and Belgium. Freezers turned into ovens. Temperature set to 50C. Everything from the fridges and freezers has to be thrown out. Earlier, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Germany, and Belgium, and US Military sites, had been affected as well. The weak spot are old Danfoss devices that reached end-of-life so won't get security updates. The fridges were connected to the internet so engineers could adjust them from anywhere and that part worked well as everybody now can see. One Swedish shop found a solution: sell part of the stock at half price.

[Jorge Maestre Vidal @J_MaestreVidal]

The exercise is designed to enhance the skills of both operational-level military command elements in managing offensive and defensive cyberspace capabilities and tactical-level cyber specialists.

In addition to cyber warfare training, the exercise promotes the development of multi-domain operational competencies and is integrated with a special operations forces exercise.

[Tatarigami_UA @Tatarigami_UA]

Ukraine’s immigration system is severely outdated and archaic. Most Ukrainians barely care, as it ranks very low on their list of priorities. But the state needs to act and work on a streamlined path to permanent residency and citizenship for volunteers who fight for Ukraine and willing to stay.

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

❗️ Pro-Russia hackers shut down crematorium ovens in Spain and caused an ammonia leak at a Los Angeles meat plant, Bloomberg reports.

They break into poorly secured industrial controls, not always knowing what they change.

A Danish waterworks they hit used the password "1234".