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Introduction: Hey internet friends, big news this week! Real Grace has shared an intriguing update about a significant cybersecurity threat. An allegedly Russian-linked group called LockBit has hacked the US Federal Reserve and is threatening to expose America’s banking secrets. Let’s dive into the details of this unfolding story.
The Hack and Threat: LockBit claims to have stolen 33 terabytes of sensitive data from the US Federal Reserve. They have threatened to release this information if their demands are not met by 4:27 p.m. Eastern Time today, June 25th. The group posted on the dark web that a negotiator from the Federal Reserve offered them $50,000 to keep the data private, which they rejected1.
Speculations on the Data: Real Grace speculates on what kind of information LockBit might have. According to her, one terabyte of data holds approximately 6.5 million documents. So, 33 terabytes could potentially contain around 215 million documents. She humorously suggests that the secrets might include the Federal Reserve’s methods of printing money or creating debt, which are not backed by anything tangible2.
Understanding the Federal Reserve: Grace explains that the Federal Reserve, founded by an act of Congress in 1913, is not a government institution but a private banking system with private interests. It is managed by a shadowy group of people who control the United States’ monetary system. The Federal Reserve has 12 banking districts across the country, including cities like Boston, New York City, and San Francisco3.
Potential Risks: The hack could expose citizens’ Social Security numbers, bank accounts, and other personal information, leading to identity theft. There are also concerns that misinterpretation of market reports from the hack could crash stock values. However, some analysts believe LockBit’s allegations might just be threats4.
Background on LockBit: LockBit is known for its double extortion tactics, where they encrypt customer data and threaten to reveal it if their ransom demands are not met. They have ransomed over 2,500 people worldwide since 2020, earning over $150 million. Recently, they allegedly attacked Boeing and the US Treasury5.
Skepticism and Speculation: Ransomware researcher Dominic Alvieri suggests that LockBit might be bluffing, as there is no proof that they actually attacked the Federal Reserve. Grace humorously speculates that the Federal Reserve might have hacked itself to crack down on information or to encrypt it in brain microchips6.
Conclusion: Real Grace ends her video by encouraging viewers to share their thoughts on the situation. She was working on a comprehensive BRICS guide when she caught this news and decided to share it. Make sure to subscribe to her channel for more updates and grab a copy of her Deep State Encyclopedia.
Call to Action: What do you think about this situation, internet friends? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Don’t forget to subscribe to Real Grace’s channel for more intriguing updates.
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