re: PANIC in DC: PACER Judicial Records System Hacked

You wasted what is it 7 pages in this thread with your usual annoyances without once cutting to the chase.

The OPs thread title insinuating 'PANIC IN DC' is asinine. The Q influencers new schtick is bashing all other influencers thinking they are correct and the pain is coming and nothing can stop what is coming now...

Go visit their Clandestine black hat fren on X---- and other Real as frick Patriots, Storm is upon us 17er's....They are in a frenzy thinking Trump ordered Military (National Guard) into DC and it's all going down according to their warped plan.

The judicial hack was corrected upgraded in June. There is no PANIC because of it. The 10AM presser today is Trump cleaning up DC crime. It is so bad in DC even the dem mayor has had enough.

This board has fully jumped the shark. NCSWIC the hills are alive with the sound of Q tards and YOU being annoying wasting 6 pages w/o calling out the bullshite. INB4 Catturd and Sundance are again called nihilists by the enlightened ones in the know. It is really old.

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In June, Judge Michael Scudder of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit, who chairs the Judicial Conference’s committee on information technology, told the House Judiciary Committee that CM/ECF and PACER are “outdated, unsustainable due to cyber risks, and require replacement.”

“Intensive efforts to modernize these systems are underway,” he said.

At the time, he said the judiciary planned to roll out improved systems on an “incremental basis” — in waves, as opposed to all at once after a new system has been fully developed.

The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts determined the severity of the issue around July 4 but is still assessing the incident’s scope, Politico reported. In its statement, the office said it is collaborating with Congress, the Justice Department, the Department of Homeland Security and other partners to mitigate the risks and impacts of the attacks.

“In tackling cybersecurity threats, the Judiciary embraces its security obligations and remains committed to leveraging all available resources to include collaboration with law enforcement, national security and cybersecurity organizations, and other information sharing entities,” the statement reads.

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