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joe biden
- EditRussia uses American military eqwepmeant.
Casey Bowman
- Editthey'll (usa) take take over electronic control & turn it on every countries government who has them, effectivly holding all governments who purchase these military hardware from the usa will eventually be held @ gunpoint, literally! Does the movie Terminator come to mind? opps! didn't mean to say that.
Casey Bowman
- EditThey wouldn't be vunerable to hacking if they didn't have them in the first place don't you think? But they don't think that way so I guess not.
Randy Hartono
- EditDon't buy then.. Hahahaha
polygamous1 Sozou
- Editso Britain's nuclear arsenal can only be launched when permission from the usa is first granted? even if the defense of Britain is depending on the fast launch of these weapons? n i guess if america's defense was on the line Britain would be obliged to launch them weapons In the defense of the usa then How British are Britain's nuclear deterrent? Is Britain an American bodyguard? what next
Stadtpark90
- EditThere is not enough information on how serious this incident was. I mean: the last time that a SAM took down an airliner was that incident in Ukraine: which had nothing to do with hacking, but probably with a crew who thought they'd be aiming at an enemy military aircraft. So if Germany really was fearing, that a hack could trigger a SAM launch, they'd probably turn these Patriot systems off until they get the next software update. Aside from that: the decision to replace these Patriot systems with the new "MEADS"-systems in the next decade was taken a few weeks ago… – so if someone wanted to influence this decision, they'd be a little late to the game…
Shoot1st
- EditIt's like russians are forgetting their army is "modernizing" LOL !!! Any idea what that entails ???? it means combining advanced electronics with all your mechanized vehicles air and ground…..
Shoot1st
- EditThen why have all the new russian planes been fly by wire since the late 90's ??? Like your own country isn't susceptible LOL !!!!!
Aps Apsmike
- EditThis hacking could be done by Turkey Government. Turkey is looking for a plan to attack Syria and start a war with Syria. Turkey is trying to see if they can hack and attack Syria by American missiles under german army control and start a war with Syria. After a war is started Turkey would disclose the starting attack as a mistake or a job of Hackers.
New Turkey leaders will do anything to establish a new Ottoman empire.
Few years ago Turkey was planning to send four of Turkey's army personnel to Syria to attack Turkey borders from inside Syria, then, Turkey would attack Syria and blame the start of the war on Syrian Army.
Caged
- EditLet's buy Russian military software.
P Mur
- EditCorrect , becaise has spies on Americans our most strategic secrets are publick
nofrackingzone
- EditHilarious, of course the Americans spy on everyone. They learned their lesson on December 7, 1941 to be wary of everyone. Todays friends especially in Europe have a tendency to provide unfriendly powers with technology, especially if the Euros are flowing. Do they have back doors into weapons systems sold overseas? Of course, they would be foolish not to. Back in the mid-1980s, the Japanese company Toshiba sold propeller milling machinery to the Soviets through the Norwegian Kongsberg firm; this and other submarine intelligence furnished by the Walker spy ring resulted in significantly quieter Soviet subs by the later part of the decade. As writer Neal Stevens wrote about the Akula-class Soviet boats, "The combined results generated a steep drop in broadband acoustic noise profiles." Todays friends are sometimes not so friendly, especially if the price is right.
eXtremeDR
- EditHacking computers is old school – hacking brainz is the new black.
outlawgordee
- EditPerhaps these hackers are for peace. When these warmongering Zionist shill gov'ts try to launch these weapons, they will have turned into duds. Justice served.
🙈🙉🙊
Callum Marriage
- Editcough, cough Russia cough, cough.
Carla Jean
- Edit"…who actually has their finger on the TRIGGER?…" <<<More importantly, how could you prove it/ disprove the accountable party??? (3:10)
Fiqri Radzi
- Editsampah punya fariouz babi
soyon manlai
- EditHackers are rising, this is bad news for miltary and business, in tge use of computers heavily relying it,
We need to reduce or cut off use of computers on military machines and business stop using online daily
Martyn C
- EditSeems ironic that the NSA is making US security weaker and more vulnerable to attack. NSA the biggest threat to US Cybersecurity?
Big Chungus
- EditThe chinese are constantly hacking russia's shit. it's just that putin is too fucking pussy to say or do anything about it. Russia doesn't wanna lose it's only friend 🙁
581sci
- EditEvery thing america use have microsoft os Russia & China have the back door to all of it
TheGoodMan
- EditRT : Real Truth
A Artisan
- EditSo americans build backdoors into their hardware to spy on their allies are now crying foul because some of the keys got lost?
hslot4
- EditUSMC War and simulation room knock knock who's there ? lmfao
旗司马
- EditLol noob !Billion dollars shit.
Mihail Viteazu
- EditWelcome to ;JEW WORLD ORDER–Communism;
markalexander774
- EditYou know you can write out all of the word "former," this isn't a text message, when you have a title as long as this one is, omitting two letters does not serve a purpose.
GhostInTheShell29
- EditIn order to meet design criteria the FBCB2 computer system was designed so that once you change the passwords from the factory setting that the passwords must be changed to something else every 90 days. Must have capital letters numbers symbols ect.
This would've been a major pain to change and keep track of the passwords, and if the password was forgotten or not changed in time the entire system would become useless.
So the systems were never taken off of the factory set passwords which are found in the user manuals. And specifically made easy to remember.
Not sure if they ever fixed this, but to my knowledge they did the same exact thing with a lot of classified and sensitive equipment.
Richard Llewellyn
- EditWhen an entire nation becomes as corrupt as the US it is just a matter of time before it destroys itself, lets hope it doesnt take the rest of the world with it.
symbioticexchange
- EditWow, this could be super handy for starting wars
tyjghjghhh
- Editit can also be an excuse for the military to blame it on hackers,
when THEY themselves put the EXPLOITS there, for REMOTELY controlling the systems their allies purchase it.
so they can launch ALL systems simultaneously, even at their allies military base,
making it look like it launched from there…. thus starting another false flag, but a possible world war.
tyjghjghhh
- Editi would laugh dying when i get to see AmeriKKKa launch a 1st strike nuclear attack at russia/china…. then the nuclear icbms by the 1000s starts detonating by itself at 5km above ground… i would be rolling on the ground laughing while the mushroom cloud and shockwave comes towards me.
and both the chinese and russians presidents televised showing them laughing their ass off so hard, they start farting left, right, and center.
Sion
- Edit2:20 better question: have the "weak-spots" been patched yet?
if not, then why?
Dragon Butt
- EditSome evidence of this actually occurring would be nice.
Orion Gonzalez
- EditI'm surprised @ the germans, I thought they were smarter than that.
If I had a country I'd build my own War Machines w Code, And like Yama Kazoo said "They're closed systems"…
Core Bliss
- EditF-35 is a joke any hacker stealing info on it ..will find the plane is a waste of cash … steal that trade "Victoria secret" Lol..
Andreas Salza
- EditShe is just pathetic. I guess it was her turn to make a few Rubles. She and Pablo Escobar (with his nuclear know how) will hack each other software at rt "experts" party later on.
Peter Jolliffe
- EditI would have thought anybody that develops any computerized weapons technology and then sells it to another country would have put in their own backdoors to control it. seems pretty stupid if they didn't .
Azula Quaza
- EditRussian Missiles are unhackable because they are potatoes that have a range of 2 feet.
josh mash
- EditRT is starting to become like mainstream media, with the bullshit and the lies FUCK YOU
Dean Marciny
- Editkind of a convenient excuse to use if you wanted to start another war…..
s404n1tn0cc
- EditInteresting story But not factual.. The Software use in most military equipment is privately developed and Classified. They have few similar chaacteristics. I would name them but they are Classified. Sorry. But there are uses for Windblows software. If there is a problem it would be there.
OghamTheBold
- EditAlways keep your – credit card receipt. Always change password – from 0000 in manual – to 9999 – to frustrate determined 8 year old hacker – for 9999 milliseconds
Günther Lehmann
- EditThis happen, when you use US software. they are all in BETA status