In early April, when we reported that the hacker group known as the Shadow Brokers had released the password to NSA's "Top Secret Arsenal" of tools that allowed anyone to "back door" into virtually any computer system (in what it claimed was a protest of Trump's betrayal), few people noticed.
Censorship or Glitches?
In the past few days several readers have told me via emails that they experienced some censorship in relation to my website. With regard to the guest contributions of May 12, several readers in Europe said they were not allowed to tweet the article on the digital revolution and Engdahl’s article on controlling the food supply.
Another reader sent me this report of his attempt to access my website via Firefox:
Less than 24 hours after it first emerged, it has been called the first global, coordinated ransomware attack using hacking tools developed by the NSA, crippling over a dozen hospitals across the UK, mass transit around Europe, car factories in France and the UK, universitied in China, corporations in the US, banks in Russia and countless other mission-critical infrastructure.
Here is what plays out every 60 seconds online in 2017...
Source: AllAccess.com
As Lori Lewis concludes, "It's a serious traffic jam out there."
The question - as we noted last night - is, how much of it is 'real'?
As the massive ransomware attacks spreads across the globe, Intel's interactive map below tracks every malware event worldwide in real-time...
(click image for link to interactive real-time map)
And below (click image for real-time updates) is the WCRYPT exploit specific events... Over 76,000 now...