Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

@1jhm+1eVbVKPz If they track by IP, then intentionally changing up the language or spelling or anything won’t make a difference. If OP is that concerned about security, a VPN would be an option that worked to post more anonymously. Still traceable though if you really wanted to that badly.

Although OP doesn’t seem to know much about networking, so I don’t really trust any of this.

@uor Or maybe they’re intentionally fudging-up their written English to disguise who they are. It’s easier to narrow-down a poster’s identity from their writing style than many people realize, especially on a website that records IP addresses.

In general, O&G companies are behind the cybersecurity curve. This is especially true for US “super-majors.” The recent attack against the Colonial pipeline is but one example. Perversely, most companies (including Colonial, apparently) opt to pay the ransoms while doing little/nothing to permanently improve security for their digital infrastructure. In fact, most continue to outsource and downgrade their IT functions while performing critical business functions using legacy software/hardware.

The internet is evil. The internet is evil. The internet is evil.

We are sending everything to the internet. Cloud first!!!

I never do any Webcat modules and go straight to verification. I hope no one finds out.

But what may it does if not be care what you’ve want. Agreed?

Based on experience, this seems to be the patten at most big industry and players. Security theatre and propoganda. Insurance industry is part of the huge problem.

They will stout their security staff and pay them tons of salary and do PR about how security their company is and with the push to MS365 (Klaus Swab and Davos will be proud).

Another Bangalore post. Terrible English.

Wow, ballsy post. They will likely take more time to try to track you down than fix the problem, if this is true.