CCI “Investigation: SwissSwordProtocol”
Declassification of records regarding pre-detected Malware and EW warfare in the Civil War of Viliakmon
Terminology
SwissSwordProtocol
: CCI-coined term for investigation and documentation of malicious attacks carried out by the Black Flag Army insurgents. [1]
LicensedMBRMalware-LMM
: New CCI term for 1/3 malwares exploited by the Black Flag Army insurgents which targets the physical drive boot records, closely tied to the following malware. [2]
CPUSecExploit-SCCASCADE
: New CCI term for 2/3 malwares (…), which begins by exploiting every possible side-channel attack method simultaneously, rendering modern hardware essentially useless. [3]
SUP3RHVM4N
: New CCI term for the final red-flag malware (…), which presents itself to the device and user as a false ransomware encryption. [4]
Software-oriented fixes
For LMM, a simple re-imaging and re-mounting of the physical drives is sufficient. With the physical disks corrrupted, the data cannot be retrieved in any way. More information regarding LMM is available in the footnotes.
For SCCASCADE, given the known side-channel security hazard, modern network infrastructure (SQL, HTTPS, WIFI, Cloud & Virtualization Encryption), for now, the fix posted on the “Stream” social media platform, is all that we can provide.
As SUP3RHVM4N is a red herring attack, a distraction from the initial two, no additional fixes are needed.
===WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF CREATING A PERMANENT CLOSS-PLATFORM SOLUTION. ALL MALWARE IS WRITTEN IN AND RELIES ON THE USAGE OF BASH, CREATING AND SPREADING A REPLACEMENT FOR BASH WILL TAKE A LONG TIME===
[1] SSP has closely monitored cyber infrastructure in Viliakmon, noticing potential malicious content appearing as far as June 2022
[2] LMM derives from a~licensed~protocol with a digital cetificate issued under a company which ceased to exist around August 2022
[3] SCCASCADE utilized cache, time, power-monitoring attacks, which are subsequently followed by cryptanalysis and poweranalysis, finalizing the grid electronic system through utilizing allowlist as to generate an electromagnetic attack.
[4] SUP3RHVM4N is a red herring ransomware, masking these attacks as simply lucrative.
That is all for now. Until the permanent solution is engineered, we advise all users and infrastructure management to temporarily lock their data behind the self-initiated loop. This does cause all devices to perform at low capacity. This advise remains to be active even in the event that hardware manufacturers provide TEMPORARY solutions in designing new chipsets and CPUs.