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Termin8tor » 01 Feb 2019 3:21 pm » wrote:Oh give me a break. It's the job of those government officials to worry about conceivable threats that could happen at some point in the future.

You are a **** moron.

The DNI was not 'worried' about something that 'could' conceivably happen in the future.
The Worldwide Threat Assessment report is just what it sounds like.
An assessment of the threats that are currently facing the U.S..

Coats also described one type of cyber threat with particular specificity: “China has the ability to launch cyber attacks that cause localized, temporary disruptive effects on critical infrastructure—such as disruption of a natural gas pipeline for days to weeks.”

China HAS the ability, not will have, HAS, present tense.

Coats discussed Russia’s ability to use cyber tactics to successfully attack domestic critical infrastructure, such as disrupting the electric grid, and he emphasized Russia’s previous cyber attacks against Ukraine’s electric infrastructure in 2015 and 2016 as evidence of Russia’s capability and willingness to do so.

Got that Precious?
Russia HAS the ability to successfully attack our electric grid.
Not in the future, but NOW.

Intel Chiefs Testify on Global Threats, Cybersecurity and Elections

Any more lies jackass?