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Sunday, 02/27/2022 11:06:46 PM

Sunday, February 27, 2022 11:06:46 PM

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Article link below: The biggest red flag in reading about cyber attacks on the financial system for well over a year now is thats not how cyber attacks happen. When banks or institutions get attacked they don't know it until after it happens or right when it does. The only way you can announce that such an attack is going to happen is if you know its going too. If one looks up how cyber attacks have happened you'll notice the pattern. You'll read things like, 'we knew we were under attack when our firewalls got breached or we didn't know a breached happened until after the fact'. What you wont read is the institution announcing it months in advance that they're going to get attacked. Cyber attacks are surprise attacks and unknown until they happen. What's happening here is were being told its coming (for long time now) because they know its going to happen. They're the ones doing it. Its coming guys. Black Swan is drawing near and when it happens all the talk will be about implementing a new financial system because of the cyber attack which they'll magically have all ready to go. Oh well, all one can do in events like this is to plan for impact. IMO, holding precious metals and cryptos that will be used in the new system like XRP, XLM and few others seems like a good hedge.

“U.S. banks prepare for cyber attacks after latest Russia sanctions" | Reuters: https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/us-banks-prepare-cyber-attacks-after-latest-russia-sanctions-2022-02-27/ https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/us-banks-prepare-cyber-attacks-after-latest-russia-sanctions-2022-02-27/
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