Thread regarding Cisco Systems Inc. layoffs

Who forgot to turn on the Hypershield?

This could be disastrous for Cisco.

IntelBroker, a black hat hacker residing in Russia, has stolen data from Cisco, including the company’s business customer data. The breach includes Hundreds of organizations, including the likes of Amazon, Samsung, Disney, Apple, IBM, and the US military.

May include data from the US Air Force and the US Army, US Federal institutions such as the FBI, NSA, and the US Postal service

IntelBroker is infamous for high-profile attacks against Europol, Apple, and others,

Cisco confirmed they are aware of the hacker’s claims and has launched an inquiry to determine if IntelBroker’s ad on a popular hacker forum has any basis.

by Mick Swagger
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Comment! It's anonymous!

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in the end this was fake news. Just like Chuck leaving.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @4bfa+1v1b4hyC

Definitely don’t ask Chuck about it or he’ll botch about you like the playground bully.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @2hdh+1v1b4hyC

Nobody forgot to turn it on. It just doesn't work as advertised

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1btt+1v1b4hyC

Fake news, again.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1bvj+1v1b4hyC

@1nny+1v1b4hyC Shills guy will be back soon. He had a quick trip overseas to scope out new factories.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1azy+1v1b4hyC

Hey, @shills guy, get off the weed. Your postings have been light this week. Let's get on the stick for the last two days of the week. This board counts on you for your insightful links and the middle school grammar. Chop, chop.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1nny+1v1b4hyC
This could lead to MASSIVE layoffs at Cisco.

I've heard 100,000. In fact, some say 120,000.

loss of trust from government and service provider customers was not on my bingo card for today

The world knows most software developers aren't very bright so they expect a certain number of bugs and security holes. Database hacks are so common that when even a grocery store gets hacked credit card companies automatically cancel then issue a new credit card to everyone who was hacked. At some point it just became part of the cost of doing business.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @1gyw+1v1b4hyC

More like HYPEshield amirite?

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @csw+1v1b4hyC

These events are short lived with minimal impact to a company, if any. The upgrades by analysts continue.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @qvx+1v1b4hyC

Right, that’s why the stock went up.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @dwj+1v1b4hyC

They hacked the LR archive repository even.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @gmy+1v1b4hyC

When will shills guy bring back "corporate shills" into his comments? Asking for a friend.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @mcr+1v1b4hyC

Is this real?

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @uhr+1v1b4hyC

This could lead to MASSIVE layoffs at Cisco.

loss of trust from government and service provider customers was not on my bingo card for today

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @oot+1v1b4hyC

Recycled laundry

by Tide
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Post ID: @wsy+1v1b4hyC

Shills guy bored out of his mind.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @gfo+1v1b4hyC

Seems a bit off topic and nothing new that wasn’t already posted by others here.

by Di-k Wagger
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Post ID: @umv+1v1b4hyC

I call that Karma.

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @haj+1v1b4hyC

as of today there is claim that is legit

by Anonymous
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Post ID: @fss+1v1b4hyC

more info here: https://www.thelayoff.com/post/@OP+1v0QU95X

by Anonymous
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