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   ho-ho-ho-homosexuals for us guys/Gays to prey on...   
      
   Trump that!   
      
   On Mon, 28 Nov 2016 04:00:44 +0100 (CET), "Gay Lies Matter..."   
    wrote:   
      
   >San Francisco Municipal Railway riders got an unexpected   
   >surprise this weekend after the system’s computerized fare   
   >systems were apparently hacked. According to the San Francisco   
   >Examiner, the MUNI system had been attacked on Friday afternoon.   
   >   
   >MUNI riders were greeted with printed "Out of Service" and   
   >"Metro Free" signs on ticket machines on late on Friday and   
   >Saturday. MUNI first became aware of the intrusion on Friday,   
   >according to the Examiner.   
   >   
   >Computer screens at MUNI stations displayed a message: "You   
   >Hacked, ALL Data Encrypted. Contact For   
   >Key(cryptom27@yandex.com)ID:681 ,Enter." MUNI Spokesman Paul   
   >Rose spoke to the Examiner and noted that his agency was   
   >"working to resolve the situation," but refused to provide   
   >additional details.   
   >   
   >Reached by email, the hacker confirmed he was seeking a deal   
   >with MUNI to undo the damage:   
   >   
   >we don't attention to interview and propagate news ! our   
   >software working completely automatically and we don't have   
   >targeted attack to anywhere ! SFMTA network was Very Open and   
   >2000 Server/PC infected by software ! so we are waiting for   
   >contact any responsible person in SFMTA but i think they don't   
   >want deal ! so we close this email tomorrow!   
   >In September, Morphus Labs linked a hacker by the same name to a   
   >ransomware strain called Mamba, which employs tactics similar to   
   >those demonstrated against MUNI.   
   >   
   >This isn’t the first California organization to face such an   
   >issue: earlier this year, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center   
   >discovered that its files were being held for a $3.6 million   
   >ransom. Ransomware attacks typically occur when a malicious file   
   >is downloaded onto a computer and executed. Once a victim pays   
   >the demanded ransom, the files will be decrypted.   
   >   
   >Representatives of MUNI did not immediately responded to a   
   >request for comment. We’ll update this post if we hear more.   
   >   
   >http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/27/13758412/hackers-san-   
   >francisco-light-rail-system-ransomware-cybersecurity-muni   
      
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