The Cloudstrike thing was done to stop the government pedos or something.
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If anybody believes that post they need to be euthanized
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Red Deer. All of the vaxxies are gonna become zombies by September and there will be mass civil unrest
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It says "exfiltrated data", and falcon would be able to check if a specific file (sha1 file fingerprint) is present on any other computer with falcon installed. That's not a bad strategy, if WH is desperate, and if they ask other AV companies to do the same.
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But presumably hackers wouldn't run SaaS AV on their machines because of the risk of telemetry being reported back to the publisher. Also, wouldn't it make more sense the Microsoft themselves could track files given the amount of DLP features embedded in Windows, and the amount of telemetry that is sent back from Windows 10 and above? And wouldn't it make more sense that if you wanted to track data flows that you'd reach out to an internet backbone provider?
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I get a feeling ruskis wouldn't have that on a disposable vps used for exfiltration that relays the data to their little servers
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