Secret Anti-Chemtrail Operation Mystery Deepens

Hackers’ claims of outsmarting NASA security in protest of chemtrails and drone surveillance are being disputed today after a crash into the Pacific Ocean was averted. NASA says that AnonSec hacker’s claims are unfounded, while Popular Science Magazine magazines reported the news in a way certain to further outrage both protesters against chemtrails and protesters against today’s Orwellin surveillance, especially 24/7 surveillance of Targeted Individuals.

Above Image Credit: Hacker News

International Business Times described AnonSec’s claim:

“The hackers then secretly programmed the NAS devices to quietly send a copy of all the flight logs out to the hackers’ server outside Nasa’s network, but when they looked at the flight logs, they realised that part of the data they were receiving consisted of pre-planned route files for Nasa’s Global Hawk drones. Every time a drone mission took off, Nasa drone operators were uploading specific flight paths, so the hackers realised that they could simply replace the Global Hawk drone route file, and that would cause the drone to deviate from its set flight path and do whatever the hackers wanted it to do.

Rakesh Krishnan at The Hacker News, reported:

The original cyber attack against NASA was not initially planned by AnonSec Members, but the attack went insidious soon after the Gozi Virus Spread that affected millions of systems a year ago.

 

After purchasing an “initial foothold” in 2013 from a hacker with the knowledge of NASA Servers, AnonSec group of hackers claimed to pentested the NASA network to figure out how many systems are penetrable, the group told InfoWar.

 

Bruteforcing Admin’s SSH Password only took 0.32 seconds due to the weak password policy, and the group gained further indoor access that allowed it to grab more login information with a hidden packet sniffing tool.

 

NASA space agency sent the following message to Forbes:

“Control of our Global Hawk aircraft was not compromised. NASA has no evidence to indicate the alleged hacked data are anything other than already publicly available data. NASA takes cybersecurity very seriously and will continue to fully investigate all of these allegations.”

Similar projects are running on behalf of the US Government such as Operation Icebridge [OIB], Aerosol-Cloud-Ecosystem (ACE), dedicated to climate modeling.

• Cloud seeding: A weather alteration method that uses silver iodide to create precipitation in clouds which results to cause more rainfall to fight carbon emission which ultimately manipulates the nature.
• Geoengineering: Geoengineering aims to tackle climate change by removing CO2 from the air or limiting the sunlight reaching the planet.

Evidence exists of NASA dispersing chemtrails, including NASA admitting it, but claiming, “It’s not an issue.”.

Popular Science says that with NSA-levels of computing power and skill, it is possible to intercept encrypted drone signals in real time and that accessing drones from inside the network would be even easier.

“It’s also worth noting that NASA has been called out for notoriously lapse computer security measures in the past (a laptop with command codes for the International Space Station was stolen several years ago, and an earth-monitoring satellite called Terra also experienced “suspicious events” that many believe to be an attempted hacking originating from China.)”

A now-deleted Pastebin post explained the claimed motive of the hacking operation was in protest of chemtrails:

“Chemtrails… do not dissipate at all, instead they leave streaks across the sky as far as the eye can see. Not only that but since the aerosols are laden with heavy metals and even radioactive material, so they eventually widen and thin into a haze until the entire sky is completely covered.”

The 141-year old Popular Science magazine, however, deepend the anti-chemtrail operation mystery. It ended its report on the operation sarcastically: “Ah, yes, the grandest conspiracy of our time!” It never mentioned Targeted Individuals kept under 24/7 surveillance, now with additional aid of drones.