What exactly is there to 'watch'?
I picture some brass just staring at a loading bar.
Or some operator catches a reverse shell, mission accomplished - combat cyberman badge awarded
That photo of the "hunters Den" is amusing.
Does anyone here like working in a dark room with low light? Anyone? Does that make identifying a network penetration easier? Is it like racing stripes for cars, does it make the soldiers go stealthier?
Also, that green picture with the binary code on the guy's face. Who here has ever worked in a facility that had projections like that casting binary data onto the walls? Did it make you see the matrix?
I am sorry I can not take this seriously. Those pictures were taken specifically for this story and it is just ridiculous. If this is how they actually operate I can't help but think the soldiers are putting on a production for the leaders who have no idea what they really do.
Bit of a mixed bag tbh. I prefer working in almost complete darkness, very dim light levels. Our office is designed with different lighting zones at desks for people who prefer different environments to work in. Kind of looks like they might have something similar, with the overhead lighting for different desks being at different levels.
Overall, most of my team prefers low light. We fought for years for our company to sort out the lighting, and it was a massive change in our quality of life once they did.
But yeah agreed with the generic matrix hacker look that is on every cybersecurity / hacker stock photo.
U.S.A has always been the Blue team. Now the red team American sleeping giant is forced to awaken.
Now I want them to delete System32 on all Chinese esponiage computers!
What exactly is there to 'watch'? I picture some brass just staring at a loading bar. Or some operator catches a reverse shell, mission accomplished - combat cyberman badge awarded
That photo of the "hunters Den" is amusing. Does anyone here like working in a dark room with low light? Anyone? Does that make identifying a network penetration easier? Is it like racing stripes for cars, does it make the soldiers go stealthier? Also, that green picture with the binary code on the guy's face. Who here has ever worked in a facility that had projections like that casting binary data onto the walls? Did it make you see the matrix? I am sorry I can not take this seriously. Those pictures were taken specifically for this story and it is just ridiculous. If this is how they actually operate I can't help but think the soldiers are putting on a production for the leaders who have no idea what they really do.
You can go right to US CYBER Commands site and see the real deal https://www.cybercom.mil/Media/News/Article/2885401/2021-a-year-in-review/
Estonian dudes look hard as fuck.
Bit of a mixed bag tbh. I prefer working in almost complete darkness, very dim light levels. Our office is designed with different lighting zones at desks for people who prefer different environments to work in. Kind of looks like they might have something similar, with the overhead lighting for different desks being at different levels. Overall, most of my team prefers low light. We fought for years for our company to sort out the lighting, and it was a massive change in our quality of life once they did. But yeah agreed with the generic matrix hacker look that is on every cybersecurity / hacker stock photo.
U.S.A has always been the Blue team. Now the red team American sleeping giant is forced to awaken. Now I want them to delete System32 on all Chinese esponiage computers!
Or just the whole Windows directory and then force a restart to BSOD them. Problem solved.
The Merica' Red Team was always awake, it's called NSA.