Comments by "D. von N." (@D.von.N) on "Ukrainian Hackers Attack a Russian ISP" video.

When my organisation had probably DDOS attack last year (they were savvy on info), restoration of services took them about 4 months or so. We had other sensitive data on a separate place so we could at least work with the most crucial stuff, but we had to resort to alternative network for the general functioning. It is all back now, rebuilt and independent of the other system we shared previously. At home I have a couple working clones of one of my machines for a speedy restoration and a couple copies of data from another, which will be converted from Win10 to Linux soon. Then that one will also have clones PLUS incremental data backup setup. And I am no IT person, just learned a thing or two during the last year after I had to troubleshoot Win10 and anded reinstalling it anyway. So I said to myself, if I need to use powershell and cmd on Windows, I can as well try Linux then. And I am glad I did.
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@namesurname7665 "what is your point?" Denial and disinformation. They are so desperate to deny their nose between their eyes. Constantly denying economic struggles and presenting the RuSS reality much better than it is, while appearing quite kind to relay the multilayered message across.
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@galileo_rs "It's the same all across Europe, especially in the government agencies. It's a surprise that we do not see stuff like this on a daily basis." Matter of time for many. Chinese and RuSSians are on the case. And N Koreans, even using AI to infiltrate IT and cyber security departments in the West. There is a parallel war going on.
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