A new cybersecurity emergency directive has just been issued by the U.S. Federal Government, through their Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), warning that thousands of networks operated by the US government and Fortune 500 companies face an “imminent threat” of being breached by a nation-state hacking group. This is being widely reported in the media today, mostly in the Tech sector, although it is not headline news as it should be. Whether an attack on government and corporate networks is imminent or not, this is a REAL threat, and is not hyperbole. There are speculative reports that China is behind this, but China vehemently denies this. Our current day use of technology where just a handful of American Big Tech companies control the flow of information through the Internet through their "cybersecurity" products, shows the extreme danger of consolidation in the tech sector, where the same "security" software products are used by most of the governments and corporations around the world, making them easy targets by well-funded hackers. As the U.S. corporate media fixes their attention on potential "hot war" scenarios in places like Venezuela, Russia and Ukraine, and in Gaza and the rest of the Middle East, a major cyber attack like this could be far more catastrophic. A cyber attack that brings down the major networks needed to run this country and keep the lights on for everyone will be far more devastating and disastrous than bombs and bullets flying through the air.

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Tesla announced a recall on 1.8 million vehicles, affecting various models spanning half a decade.