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When you figure out why Dish was targeted, then figure out why the US Marshal Service was targeted around the same time.I asked a friend who works here in San Diego at Qualcomm in I.T. He said the limited information the FBI gave them even scared him! And it was as he described "A nuke went off at Dish" They were told to prepare for a similar attack (a worst-case scenario)
My thoughts are they selected Dish for a reason. Was it wealth? Easy access? Thought Dish would pay up quickly? I feel like they are not going after small and definitely not the Apple or Google. The banks are to well protected and would cause our government to go after them. The outcome of Dish and how fast they recover and if they pay a ransome is being closely watched by everyone in the industry the hackers and other hackers. Closing in quickly on 30 days down is concerning. Imagine your bank down for 30 days!
I remain very cautious but not scared. I am doing some things such as saving the last months bills. I also use OneDrive to back up but bought another WD Book HD to backup not just my computer but tablet and cell phone.
Its very interesting and the timing as well.When you figure out why Dish was targeted, then figure out why the US Marshal Service was targeted around the same time.
I really do not know much about this but what I have been told or hear and this guy at Qualcomm said this was not the average attack. Someone a couple of weeks ago on here really seemed to know at that time I am curious what he thinks now.You target someone because you can, little else. This happens all the time, to big fish and small.
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Same here. My 1 year expired and my bill went up $50. Has anyone had any luck with the retention dept during this mess?Got an email with attached regular pdf statement today showing a fifteen percent increase since my two year rate freeze expired during this blackout period when I couldn't talk to a representative and negotiate a new deal. I hope reps will be more available soon.
As was CBS Radio News and ABC Radio News. Both were down for almost 2 weeks.When you figure out why Dish was targeted, then figure out why the US Marshal Service was targeted around the same time.
This is why I keep saying that this was Dish Network’s version of 9/11. A full blown terrorist attack.I asked a friend who works here in San Diego at Qualcomm in I.T. He said the limited information the FBI gave them even scared him! And it was as he described "A nuke went off at Dish" They were told to prepare for a similar attack (a worst-case scenario)
My thoughts are they selected Dish for a reason. Was it wealth? Easy access? Thought Dish would pay up quickly? I feel like they are not going after small and definitely not the Apple or Google. The banks are to well protected and would cause our government to go after them. The outcome of Dish and how fast they recover and if they pay a ransome is being closely watched by everyone in the industry the hackers and other hackers. Closing in quickly on 30 days down is concerning. Imagine your bank down for 30 days!
I remain very cautious but not scared. I am doing some things such as saving the last months bills. I also use OneDrive to back up but bought another WD Book HD to backup not just my computer but tablet and cell phone.
Kind of. I was sent to retention to cancel. All they could do was note my account of the date I wanted to cancel and asked me to call back on 3/26 to “complete” the cancellation process.Same here. My 1 year expired and my bill went up $50. Has anyone had any luck with the retention dept during this mess?
Because the hackers don't post here and didn't realize Charlie was too cheap to pay up.I asked a friend who works here in San Diego at Qualcomm in I.T. He said the limited information the FBI gave them even scared him! And it was as he described "A nuke went off at Dish" They were told to prepare for a similar attack (a worst-case scenario)
My thoughts are they selected Dish for a reason. Was it wealth? Easy access? Thought Dish would pay up quickly?
How do you reach retention?Same here. My 1 year expired and my bill went up $50. Has anyone had any luck with the retention dept during this mess?
Someone correct me if this has been updated , (888) 496-1260How do you reach retention?
Because the hackers don't post here and didn't realize Charlie was too cheap to pay up.
They are targeting everyone. The cost to launch attacks is nearly nothing, though the cost does increase as the need to go through hacked documents increases as they require blackmail these days to get paid. And the benefits are notable. And as corporations adapt, they are adapting. Cyber-security is actually a massive problem that has been neglected by many. Microsoft has completely screwed it up. Regulators are incapable of regulating it. And hackers are almost completely untouchable.
And people are currently wiring up their homes to Wifi, including appliances, like complete and utter morons incapable of understanding the issue we have with cyber security.
I can't wait until we pay monthly racket fees for protection.
My old way to reach loyalty was to tell the auto answer I wanted to cancel serviceSomeone correct me if this has been updated , (888) 496-1260
We all do that already, but it's called "Taxes".I can't wait until we pay monthly racket fees for protection.