Threats

  • Exclusive: Police monitor London threat level

    UK police sources are monitoring domestic threats in London from UK citizens, it can be revealed. According to street researchers, the average citizen faces over 150 daily threats in central London. These are presented by forces working from home, and are mostly white.

    It’s long been a concern that deviant citizens obsess particularly over London and its status. The targeting of street traffic is nothing new, but the use of data sets, message boards, and illegal software has enhanced the daily threat level to extremes.

  • America packs a punch to Russian hacking attempts

    In a time of heightened fears over hacking and cyber security compromises, Russia is now accused of seeking to target specific US citizens with a coordinated attack against its critical domestic Internet infrastructure.

    In announcing the operation to combat it, Operation Masquerade, the FBI has explained its approach to cutting off such suspicious access to the commercially available hardware that has been identified as vulnerable. It’s also suggested Americans act to safeguard their own mobile devices.

    It’s believed it had a high level of support, indicating that it was meant to benefit the State of Russia in some way, but the outcome may have meant to be more sinister, risking the locations and job specifics of particular individuals, not just their Internet data.

    This attempt is seen as an effort to undermine security systems by seeking direct routes to workers that are involved in Intelligence and counter-Intelligence work, mainly by hooking up to their home broadband setups to peek inside.

    However, it’s risky to launch such a campaign in the first place, having frustrated many who’ve tried it before and resulting in lengthy legal action because it’s seen as a serious crime by US authorities.

  • Caught: Elite criminals

    Two co-conspirators in plots to destabilise the UK have been spotted walking in Reading today, as part of an effort to “Reconnect” their gang-related activities. They were loitering in the line of sight of high level security experts.

    It’s believed a male suspect is engaged in attacking Security services and also private security companies. He’s believed to be behind threats to the safety of construction workers, among others in other employment sectors.

    The female suspect is believed to have been plotting personal attacks on senior staff members in the Houses of Parliament, including those involved in security. It’s believed it constitutes a threat to working relationships on site.

    The two suspects are alleged to be involved in a majority of the UK’s security risks. They’ve not been able to get near public events such as Royal gatherings or formal ceremonies with their extensive network of criminally-inclined activists.