Ponder these over coffee.... go ahead. Ponder.

 

XX does not equal XY
We are not the same

 













 









 












 







Until the issue of tariffs came up I honestly didn't realize how much America was paying in tariffs.


 
















I doubt she understands how stupid she is.


 









Mental health... we really need to stop playing.
 











 













 












 












 

Ponder over coffee.....

 


Just remember, if the situation was reversed it would be national, nonstop news
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 










 










 














 















 














 


















 










Democrats are today's Nazi's



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fast Coffee Break! No time. Quick post. Ponder... if you have time!

 

 

 

‘I F***ING HATE YOU’: Student gov candidate at UNC Asheville destroys pro-life table, yells at pro-lifers

Link in bio or read the story at https://www.campusreform.org/article/i-fing-hate-you-student-gov-candidate-unc-asheville-destroys-pro-life-table-yells-pro-lifers-/27762
 

 

 

 

 

 






 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 







 






 






 








 








 








 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's Just the Coffee Talking....

Just a tiny FYI....

 

 

Malvertising (malicious advertising) is the use of online ads to spread and install malware or redirect your traffic. Cybercriminals inject infected ads into legitimate advertising networks that display ads on websites you trust. Then, when you visit a site, the malicious ad infects your device with malware — even if you don’t click it.  

Here’s how a basic malvertising attack works:

  1. A cybercriminal buys ad space on a website or from an ad network.

  2. The cybercriminal supplies an infected ad to be displayed in the space they purchased.

  3. The malvertising attack happens when either:

    1. You click the ad, or...

    2. The website loads the ad and your device is infected automatically. Many infected ads can attack you on their own, without requiring a click.

In reality, it’s often more complex than that. Due to the fragmented nature of online advertising, your browser needs to contact a variety of ad-related servers when it loads a website. One server delivers the online ads, another might play a video ad, and a third server might trigger a pop-up. This happens again when you click an ad as well.

Attackers can intercept these traffic requests from your browser and forcibly inject malicious code or divert your traffic somewhere else. This is how forced redirect ads work. During the online journey from your browser to the advertiser, the attacker intercepts your traffic and infects you with malware or sends you to an unwanted destination.

What’s the difference between malvertising and adware?

Malvertising is often confused with adware because both involve ads. The primary difference between the two comes down to the source of the attack. Adware is a type of malware that sits on your device and causes you to see ads you otherwise wouldn’t encounter. Conversely, malvertising ads are hosted on legitimate websites — there’s no need for the malvertising attacker to pre-infect your device before you’re shown a malicious ad.

When hackers slip infected ads into the most popular advertising networks, they can spread malware on some of the world’s most trusted and widely read websites. Malvertising attacks have hit MSN, Reuters, The New York Times, YouTube, Spotify, The Onion, and numerous other popular websites and services.

 

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Late night coffee.....

 

 

Obama didn’t address MH370 until 10 days after its disappearance.  The final location of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 remains one of the biggest unanswered questions in aviation.

MH370 left Kuala Lumpur on its way to Beijing on March 8, 2014. However, the plane vanished from radar, prompting a multinational search. There were 239 people on board the Boeing 777.

 

 













The things being uncovered is.... interesting



 












 













Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced on Monday that almost 10 million Social Security records have now been updated.

In a post on X, DOGE said the Social Security Administration has been executing a "major cleanup" of records over the past four weeks.

"Approximately 9.9 million numberholders, all listed age 120+, have now been marked deceased. Another ~2 million to go," the post said.

Last week, an update from DOGE said that about seven million Social Security number holders listed as aged over 120 had been marked as deceased.




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