By Susan Duclos - All News PipeLine - July 8, 2021

As we watch the continued reports of Ransomware cyber attacks hit over 1,000 different businesses, damaging everything from key businesses, Internet services, and public infrastructure, the Biden regime and D.C. politicians are so busy worry about blaming Russia or looking at who to blame, to bother warning Americans of what could be coming soon.

They are not bothering to warn Americans for the possibility, or at this point with no end of these attacks in sight, the probability, that one of the next attacks will be the 'Mother Of All Bombs' against the functionality of America.

Recently Stefan Stanford covered what is called "supply chain attacks," which will interrupt the food supply in America, as ANP has also addressed the need to be prepared for a massive attack on the electrical grid, but what usually gets shoved to the back burner is the ability to communicate with others.

On July 6, 2021, Quartz reported:

The Kaseya cyberattack disrupted more than 1,000 businesses over the Fourth of July weekend and may turn out to be one of the biggest hacks in history. It’s also a textbook example of a “supply chain” hack: a type of cyberattack where criminals target software vendors or IT services companies in order to infect their clients.

Supply chain attacks are a looming cyber threat with the potential to greatly magnify the damage of a single security breach. They’ve been responsible for some of the biggest cyberattacks of the past year, including the Kaseya breach and the SolarWinds attack.

As cybercriminals continue to shut down major companies and key pieces of public infrastructure seeking ransoms, supply chain hacks promise to spread the pain of digital disruptions by extracting collective ransoms from small- and medium-sized businesses that otherwise wouldn’t appear to be promising extortion targets.

In other words, it isn't just large corporations or companies being targeted, but everyday Joes like you and me are the ultimate targets . . .

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