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Data centre looted in multimillion pound overnight heist
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KGB will pay well for this informationOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostAre you protecting you or me?
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surely not! What would they do with it?Originally posted by AtW View PostKGB will pay well for this information
only posible thing I can think of is ripping apart the blades and selling the components - and I cant see them getting much back.Comment
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If good folks of KGB knew exactly where and what large assets a particular person keeps in the West, they can easily convince that person that it will be in his best interests to share these assets with certain high positioned KGB people.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postsurely not! What would they do with it?
I am not suggesting that this raid is in any way KGB related - all I am saying is that recent activities of KGB has lead me to conclusion that they will gladly pay for this information millions because using this information will allow them to extract hundreds of millions from Russian citizens who may be on those hard disks.
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Most IB trades are with other IBs or hedge funds. If it was the KGB they would have picked a hedge fund with high net worth individuals. Security far less and, as you say, rich pickings.Originally posted by AtW View PostIf good folks of KGB knew exactly where and what large assets a particular person keeps in the West, they can easily convince that person that it will be in his best interests to share these assets with certain high positioned KGB people.
I am not suggesting that this raid is in any way KGB related - all I am saying is that recent activities of KGB has lead me to conclusion that they will gladly pay for this information millions because using this information will allow them to extract hundreds of millions from Russian citizens who may be on those hard disks.
Understand now?
So its not the KGB. But who is it?Comment
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MI6 or CIA. Hang on, someone is knocking on the door, brb...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo its not the KGB. But who is it?Comment
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I reckon some security guard told their mates that the stuff is worth millions. Which it cost to buy. But they haven't properly researched the fence.Originally posted by AtW View PostMI6 or CIA. Hang on, someone is knocking on the door, brb...
Should have asked Accenture in...Comment
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Now I've got the gear, On with the plan to strip the bank accounts of all those suckers listed on the 2 disks I nicked off that courier
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Diver - why did you drop 2 boxes in reception? Bit careless wasn't it...Originally posted by Diver View PostNow I've got the gear, On with the plan to strip the bank accounts of all those suckers listed on the 2 disks I nicked off that courier

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Wild speculation maybe, but a fully loaded pair of these would have weighed in at those kind of prices when new 5 years ago. Or some 64 CPU Suns, or some suitably large lumps of IBM iron.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostApparently the stuff taken is worthless without the frame - the frame and memory go as a pair and are hand crafted.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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