A letter written by Satan has been deciphered after 300 years

After 300 years of darkness, light have finally been shed on a letter which was claimed to be written by the devil.

 A Sicilian nun woke up one day with ink all over her body and she had a letter which she claimed was written by the devil as he possessed her. 

 This letter was not deciphered until recently when a software found on the dark web decrypted the message. 

When the letter was written by the possessed nun as she claimed, it could not be deciphered so it was passed down for centuries. 

A team in Silcily deciphered the message and found it to be devilish. The letter clearly says “God thinks he can free mortals.” It also mentioned that god is a human creation, stating “this system works for no one.” 

The River Styx which is the separation between the living and the underworld in Greek mythology was also mentioned. It says “perhaps now, Styx is certain.”

NATO spying vessels cannot manage spying on Russian coastal warships electronic warfare systems

The US and its Western European allies regularly send warships to the Black Sea, with other NATO countries bordering the body of water including Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey maintaining a sizable permanent presence in the regionw but these sailing near Russia’s borders in the Black Sea around the Crimean peninsula are virtually incapable of carrying out any useful reconnaissance thanks to the Russian military’s powerful coastal electronic warfare systems, a source in the region’s security apparatus has said.

Commenting on the alliance’s “attempt to penetrate” the region’s “communications and digital networks,” the source indicated that this was made impossible as a result of the deployment and real-world testing of the latest electronic warfare countermeasures.

“As a result [of these measures] NATO warships turn around and leave,” the official said.

According to the source, Russia’s electronic countermeasures are powerful enough not only to make snooping impossible, but to screw up warships’ navigation systems, resulting in false readings on their current coordinates.

Murmansk-BN radio-electronic warfare systems of the same type deployed in Crimea

The US and its NATO allies have substantially increased their reconnaissance patrols along Russia’s borders in recent years, deploying dozens of warships in the Black Sea and sending hundreds of drones and spy planes on intelligence-gathering missions around Crimea, the home to Russia’s Black Sea Fleet.

Late last month, the US deployed the USS Ross guided-missile destroyer into the body of water for drills. The Russian Navy assured observers that it had the capabilities to monitor warship activities. Earlier this month, the Russian military reported detecting 25 foreign aircraft egaged in reconnaissance activities near the country’s borders, with fighters scrambled twice to prevent illegal entry into Russian airspace.

Moscow has repeatedly condemned the US and its NATO allies over their maritime exercises, drone and spy plane flights and bomber drills near Russia’s borders, warning that such behaviour only serves to stoke tensions. The alliance has so far ignored these objections.

Corona virus related Cyber attack hits a USA Corona virus testing facility in Czec

Czech Republic’s second-largest hospital in Brno has suffered a cyber attack. The same hospital is currently home to the country’s Coronavirus Testing Facility – On the other hand, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the United States has also suffered Coronavirus related cyber attack.
Who could have imagined cyber criminals will use Coronavirus pandemic to steal data and make quick money? A couple of days ago
There was a report on how a website was tricking unsuspecting users into downloading a Coronavirus tracking app on their Android phones which in reality was CovidLock ransomware.
Now, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in the United States has suffered a massive cyberattack on Sunday, authorities have revealed. It is being reported that the attack was to halt Coronavirus response in the country.
According to reports, it is unclear what type of cyber attack hit HHS, sources have revealed that “the attempt was to slow down operations.” Apparently, the attack aimed at flooding HHS servers with millions of requests over the course of several hours – Simply put: it can be a DDoS attack .
Czech Republic’s Main Coronavirus Testing Facility targeted with Cyberattack (possibly ransomware)
Amidst all the tumult caused by coronavirus outbreak around the world, where normal people are trying every possible thing to protect themselves and their loved ones,
cybercriminals are busy launching attacks against healthcare facilities where patients are being treated.
According to reports, the second largest hospital in Brno, a city located in South Moravian, Czech Republic, has become the victim of a cyberattack, causing it to abruptly cancel all of its planned operations, and shift patients to other medical facilities.
The attack occurred on Friday at around 2:00 a.m. (local time) in the morning and the computers at the hospital were shut down after the attack.
The nature of the attack is yet unclear but it is suspected that the attack could involve
ransomware . There is little information shared by the news outlets in the country. It is, however, reported by the Czech News Agency (ČTK) that the hospital’s computer systems started malfunctioning slowly, due to which they were all shut down.
Quoting the hospital’s director Jaroslav Štěrba, the news agency further reported that the systems that hosted other laboratories including microbiology, hematology, biochemistry, radiology, and tumor diagnosis were on another network, which is why these weren’t unaffected by the attack and are operating normally.
The hospital can function and patients are being inspected but medical data collection is being carried out manually since the lab systems aren’t working. Staff members are documenting the data in writing, which has made the examination a time-consuming process.
The country’s main cybersecurity agency the National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB) and the National Organized Crime Center have been roped in to investigate the cause of the attack and resolve the problem. Unfortunately, the hospital has been attacked at a time when there is a health emergency declared in the country.

Did Corona virus come from space?If it is true,then it must be God's punishment!

A space scientist has claimed that the Corona virus, which has infected almost 130,000 people around the world, was brought to Earth from space. Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe of the Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology suggests that the virus did not originate from animals, but came with a meteor and is now being spread by the wind. Although his theory has been dismissed by many disease experts, who said that COVID19 is similar to other coronaviruses like SARS or MERS, which originated from bats and camels respectively, Wickramasinghe insists that the illness has a cosmic connection.

The scientist says that the meteor that exploded over China on 11 October, 2019 released infectious particles. In support of his theory, he highlights the fact that the outbreak of the disease occurred in the region where the meteor was reportedly seen. “We believe infectious agents are prevalent in space, carried on comets, and can fall towards Earth through the troposphere. These, we think, can and have in the past gone on to bring about human disease epidemics”, Wickramasinghe told the Express.

Professor Wickramasinghe is a supporter of the panspermia theory, which posits that life exists throughout the universe and is distributed by spacedust, meteors, comets, and other celestial objects. Previously, he has claimed that other highly infectious diseases like the 1918 flu pandemic, polio, and SARS had extraterrestrial origins.

The sports giant Nike has announced that it will close all its retail stores across the globe, including in the United States

The sports giant Nike has announced that it will close all its retail stores across the globe, including in the United States, starting from next week. Nike said that the measure is needed to stop the spread of the disease.

"The well-being of our teammates and consumers is our top priority so we have decided to close our stores in multiple countries around the world including in the United States. We are taking additional steps in other Nike-managed facilities, including the option to work from home, staggered work schedules, social distancing and additional safety and cleaning steps to help protect and support our teammates", the company explained in a memo.

Nike said that the stores will be closed through 27 March. At the same time, the company revealed that it wouldn’t close its stores in Japan, South Korea, or in most of China.

Social media users received the news with scepticism, with some saying that closing the stores for 12 days won’t help the situation.

Do they think the risk will be over in a week and a half's time? :|

— What Do We Do Now? (@2020_cancelled) March 15, 2020

Unless people are banned from going outside, all of this is a waste of time.

— Cheryl Riley (@80sGirlCheryl) March 15, 2020

​Others were concerned about the employees and whether they would be paid during this period.

Any ideas about the workers and if they’re compensated? I mean I’d imagine some have to rely on this work

— logo (@logpwil) March 15, 2020

​Some praised the decision, but said that more companies should follow suit.

Nike alone can't handle it

— Save You (@GoldenDutchz) March 15, 2020

Others joked about stocking up on Nike products, which one user said is a matter of existential importance.

What I need my Jordan’s! It’s a matter of life and death!

— Josh Baze (@BazeJosh) March 15, 2020

Stock up!

— Baby Pluto 🪐 (@goatedshit) March 15, 2020

​Still others were happy about the closure, criticising the sports giant’s prices and alleged use of child labour.

Good Riddance! I stopped buying overpriced clothes made by poorly treated children a decade ago.

— Matt Jones (@MattJon24872496) March 15, 2020​

No loss there...

— Matt (@Matt2Mcclosk) March 15, 2020

​The development comes after a similar message from the tech giant Apple. The company announced on 14 March that it would close all of its shops outside China to prevent the spread of the respiratory illness.

The World Health Organisation recently declared the out break of the virus as pandemic, which has so far spread to more than 140 countries. The United States announced a travel ban on 26 European nations and declared a national emergency due to the outbreak of the disease. Countries in Europe that have been hit the hardest by COVID-19 have announced partial lockdowns, while Italy, where there are more than 21,000 cases, has issued a nationwide quarantine.

The number of coronavirus cases globally stands at more than 150,000, with more than 6,000 deaths.

USA and Germany in a tag of war over Corona virus vaccine licence

An entity central to the US’ and Germany’s current COVID-19-related aspirations is the German company CureVac, which has branches in two cities in the country, as well as in the US state of Massachusetts. The biopharmaceutical company recently said that work on the much-awaited vaccine is in full swing, with clinical testing due to begin soon.
The German and US governments are currently battling over the Germany-based company CureVac, which is currently working on a vaccine for the novel coronavirus, the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported, citing unnamed sources informed about the matter.
US President Donald Trump has reportedly been offering hefty sums to German scientists working on a vaccine in a bid to guarantee exclusive rights to their much-coveted brainchild, as the coronavirus pandemic has continued to sweep across the world.
According to an anonymous German government insider, quoted by the reputable media outlet, Trump was doing all he could with this regard, “but only for the US”.
On 2 March, CureVac’s then-CEO Daniel Menichella reportedly attended a meeting at the White House to negotiate details with Trump and his healthcare taskforce pertaining to the coronavirus vaccine development.
However, days later, on 11 March, CureVac announced shifts in its top management, with Manichella being replaced by company founder Ingmar Hoerr with no reasons given.
Separately, the newspaper reported that the German government had tried to offer the promising company financial incentives for it to continue its work on German soil, with a the country's Health Ministry spokesman telling Die Welt that the government is in “intensive” dialogue with CureVac.
"The German government is very interested in having the development of vaccines and treatments against the novel coronavirus undertaken in Germany and Europe", the spokesman said.
Tübingen-based CureVac, which has facilities in Frankfurt and the US city of Boston, as well as is allegedly linked with the German Health Ministry, declined Die Wel’s request for comment.
As recently as Friday, co-founder Florian von der Mülbe, who is in charge of the firm’s production lines, told Reuters that they had kicked off research into a number of possible vaccines, with the two most viable ones expected to be picked later on for clinical testing.
The timeframe for an experimental vaccine is June or July this year: if approved, it will then be tested on people.
According to Worldometers.info , the total number of cases has to date climbed to 162,674, with 6,069 deaths from the virus registered across the world. As many as 76,219 have recovered. Of the currently active cases (80,386), 93 percent are in a mild condition, whereas serious or critical cases, primarily among the senior population and those with chronic diseases, make up 7 percent.

Japan unveiling it's plan in the hypersonic weapons

The blueprint reportedly stipulates the development of the Hypersonic Cruise Missile (HCM) and the Hyper Velocity Gliding Projectile (HVGP) which are expected to enter service in the early 2030s.
The Japanese government has unveiled its research and development road map to create domestically-produced hypersonic weapons, the website Defence News reports.
The blueprint was singled out in a Japanese-language document published on the Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency website earlier this week.
Under the plan, there will be two classes of
hypersonic weapon systems , including the Hypersonic Cruise Missile (HCM) and the Hyper Velocity Gliding Projectile (HVGP).
Japan unveils its Hypersonic weapons plans
@ChairmanAnuj @adgpi @indiannavy
@IAF_MCC @DefenceMinIndia
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— India Research Centre (@IndiaResearchC1)
March 14, 2020
Powered by a scramjet engine, the HCM “appears similar to a typical missile, albeit one that cruises at a much higher speed while capable of traveling at long ranges”, Defence News argued.
As for the HVGP, it will reportedly feature a solid-fuel rocket engine capable of boosting its warhead payload and maintaining high velocity when gliding to its target.
The blueprint stipulates using different warheads to tackle seaborne and ground targets, including one that will be specifically designed to penetrate “the deck of an [aircraft] carrier”.
The warhead’s land-attack version, in turn, will feature a high-density explosively formed projectile, or EFP, to be used for area suppression purposes.
Both warheads, which will be navigated via satellites, are expected to enter service in the early 2030s, according to Defence News.
As far as warhead guidance is concerned, the process will be “achieved via either radio-frequency imaging converted from doppler shift data — which the government agency said will be able to identify stealthy naval targets in all weather conditions — or an infrared seeker capable to discriminating specific targets”, the news outlet reported.
Over the past few years, Japan has carried out research and development in a spate of fields pertaining to hypersonic weapons.
In 2017, local media reported the government planned to equip the F-2 multi-role fighters of
the Japan Air Self-Defence Force (JASDF) with new, domestically-produced hypersonic anti-ship missiles that would be able to fly three times faster than the speed of sound and would replace previous transonic missiles.

 US Army officials are preparing to evaluate a slew of industry proposals geared toward advanced tethering technologies of air- and ground-based unmanned systems, according to a special notice issued by Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (CCDC) on 26 February.

Army officials from the command's Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC) announced plans to hold a "market research demonstration event," in conjunction with the National Advanced Mobility Consortium (NAMC) to support GVSC related research and development prototype projects, specifically focused on tethering technologies between unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV), the special notice stated.

The event is part of a standing other transactional agreement (OTA) inked between CVSC officials and members of the NAMC in September 2017.

Ugandan using MTN to access their social media accounts/emails are at a high risk of loosing their right to privacy!!! The security of your social media account is in danger of intrusion by foreign agents and hackers.

At the beginning of 2019,I remember making an alarm on and about local phone numbers that were sending security codes on behalf of Facebook,Instagram,yahoo,and google which later came to confirm the presence of SIM boxing(and thank God that ISO,CMI and UCC teamed up to fight these Cyber criminals) fraud here in uganda and let me hope this is not another shit in the Telecom companies here.
There may be another security flaw at MTN Uganda..there seemingly are a group of people or a group of devices using Ip addresses administered by MTN Uganda and trying to takeover citizens social media accounts and emails!!! I have been studying about this thing since 13th February 2020. It is up to the relevant authorities like UCC and other organs to look into this matter...To all Cyber security experts,do not take this as a simple issue..go and study much about it!!!! We must save our citizens,our fellow ugandans!!!


......The privacy of Ugandan citizens must be protected....

If you take a look at the pictures,you get a profile of someone in an Arabic writing who tried to take over some account and was using an IP address of 41.210.145.09 which undoubtedly under Afrinic, MTN Uganda .The question is ,does MTN know this person(I pinged and got the name of the administrator in whose IP ranges lies this address) or this address? Why is he interested in a group of some people??? Is MTN allowed to hack into our accounts???

I advise all Ugandans using MTN as their social media login credentials to beef up their security by changing passwords and setting 2FA.

All relevant authorities must look into this matter for the safety of our citizens!!!

NIHIL NOV SUB SOL

For God and my country

Europol nabs sim hacking,cloning network throughout Europe

SIM Swapping (SIM hijacking or SIM hacking) is rapidly becoming the biggest threat to mobile service providers and mobile users alike. Through this technique, a fraudster can obtain the original SIM card of the victim’s number by trapping the operator and perform all kinds of frauds such as peeforming transaction or spreading the malware along with stealing sensitive private and financial data of the user.

In 2018 and 2019, there was a sudden surge in SIM swapping attacks, for instance, authorities in California arrested a man for carrying out SIM and swapping attack stealing millions of dollars from the victim after hacking their SIM card.

In another incident, a 20-year-old man from New York was arrested for stealing 1 million Us $ from a Silicon Valley Exec through SIM-swapping.

However, Europol has certainly identified the seriousness of this threat and Operation Quinientos Dusim and Operation Smart Cash are proof of this. Reportedly, law enforcement agencies across Europe, primarily from Romania, Spain, and Austria with the support of Europol have arrested a large number of SIM swappers operating in Europe.

Under Operation Quinientos Dusim, Policía Nacional (Spanish National Police), Guardia Civil (Spanish Civil Guard), and Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre investigators collectively targeted suspected SIM swappers in Spain, who were supposedly members of a large-scale hacking group.

This group had stolen more than €3 million through SIM swapping attacks. During the operation, 12 suspects were arrested from Benidorm, 1 from Valladolid, and 5 from Granada.

Under the Operation Smart Cash, law enforcement authorities in Austria and Romania arrested 14 suspected members of another gang involved in SIM swapping. The group comprises of individuals aged between 22 and 52 who hail from Romania, Italy, Colombia, and Spain. This group has so far conducted 100 attacks and stolen between €6,000 and €137,000 from different bank accounts of victims.  

The SIM swappers utilized a relatively straightforward technique to fulfill their malicious tasks. They obtained the online banking credentials of their victims using hacking tools like banking trojan. After obtaining the credentials, they contacted the victim’s mobile service provider and requested a duplicate SIM card of the same number the victim was using by providing fake documents. 

This enabled them to carry out transactions since 2FA  requires the user to enter a security code sent to the mobile phone number, which the attacker could easily access. Attackers could transfer money from the victim’s accounts conveniently as they had the security code, and the entire process was complete within 2 hours only, which is why the victim couldn’t even detect anything.

The money was then transferred between money mule accounts. Austrian and Romanian SIM swappers employed the same technique but the used ATMs to withdraw cash using a mobile app instead of a payment card.

“Fraudsters are always coming up with new ways to steal money from the accounts of unsuspecting victims. Although seemingly innocuous, SIM swapping robs victims of more than just their phones: SIM highjackers can empty your bank account in a matter of hours. Law enforcement is gearing up against this threat, with coordinated actions happening across Europe,”  Ruizsaid Fernando, acting Head of Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre.

Remember, SIM swapping can be prevented if you add a PIN code to your smartphone account. But, the process of doing so is different for every carrier, so you need to contact the related carrier in order to do it. You may also set up a verbal password to further complicate the verification process.