The Federal Reserve Hack and Julian Assange’s Release

The Great Inversion Continues...

Dear readers,

This article focuses on some news you may not have heard about yet that could have broader implications worth looking into.

No institution is immune to cyber threats. 

The recent hack of the U.S. Federal Reserve, followed closely by the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from prison, raise questions about the power dynamics in our world. These events highlight the growing tension between transparency, security, and power. They also harken back to the Q boards we’ve been investigating for years.

The Federal Reserve Targeted: A Wake-Up Call

• June 24, 2024

The ransomware group LockBit claimed responsibility for a massive data breach at the U.S. Federal Reserve. The hackers reportedly stole 33 terabytes of sensitive data and are currently negotiating a ransom.

• June 25, 2024

The LockBit ransomware gang published a massive cache of files allegedly stolen from the US Federal Reserve central banking system after an apparent negotiation breakdown. (Source)

This breach of the Federal Reserve may be one of the biggest banking hacks in US history. 

CSO says, “If the claim that LockBit has stolen 33 terabytes of confidential data is true, a significant amount of financial and personal information would be at risk of exposure. Additionally, the data may have confidential details of federal operations within or outside the US border, posing a nation-state threat at the hands of foreign buyers.” (Source)

LockBit threatens the FED

Cybernews also chimed in by saying, “If the Federal Reserve is impacted, that could have global implications. This is not a siloed infrastructure where a finite number of customers are impacted. The potential for residual impact definitely factors in, as well as long-term reputation and trust.” (Source)

• June 26, 2024

LockBit published links to 33 Tb of data under a ‘federalreserve.gov’ post on its website, but an analysis showed that the information likely comes from Evolve Bank & Trust, a relatively small financial services company, rather than from the United States central bank.

“It appears these bad actors have released illegally obtained data, including Personal Identification Information (PII), on the dark web. The data varies by individual but may include your name, Social Security Number, date of birth, account information and/or other personal information,” Evolve Bank said in a notice on its website.”

It also appears some sort of message is being sent based on the very specific number, 33, Terabytes targeted. Is it ‘code’ to the others in ‘the club’ that something big is coming to the banking system? A sort of warning? We do know the powers-that-should-not-be communicate with each other via code words to signal distress, or other coded messages, 33 being a prominent one for Freemasonry.

Whatever is going on, it looks like banks or security are in the spotlight. 

This unprecedented cyberattack not only highlights vulnerabilities within one of the world’s most critical financial institutions but also brings to mind the typical cyber attacks of election years. This time, it seems like the banks are the target. 

Such breaches can have far-reaching implications, from undermining public confidence in financial systems to potentially destabilizing global markets. Is this a step towards shifting away from the fiat system and into a Quantum blockchain system? Perhaps another step in ‘ending the FED?’ We don’t know yet, but it’s an interesting development I will be keeping tabs on. 

The US banking system, stock market, and everything else financial are essentially insolvent.

They’re just manipulated numbers in a digital system that only stand as long as ‘they’ keep the game of musical chairs moving.