B.C. cyber attack: Minister says police probing bid to breach government systems MAY 9 2024 THE POLICE IN THESE MATTERS ARE THE 1920s VERSION OF KEYSTONE COPS-PATHETIC

London Drugs president doesn’t know why cyber attackers struck MAY 9 2024 

MOSCOW MAKING EXAMPLE OF LD IN 7 DAYS OF CLOSURE A BC BASED DRUG STORE ALSO LOCATED ACROSS ALBERTA TIMING IS NOT A COINCIDENCE: ALTHOUGH BC GOV CYBER ATTACK STARTED A MONTH AGO FIRST TIME THEN SECOND THEN 3RD MADE PUBLIC SAME TIME AS LONDON DRUGS SHUTDOWN..

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European intelligence agencies have warned their governments that Russia is plotting violent acts of sabotage across the continent as it commits to a course of permanent conflict with the west.  Russia has already begun to more actively prepare covert bombings, arson attacks and damage to infrastructure on European soil, directly and via proxies, with little apparent concern about causing civilian fatalities, intelligence officials believe.  

 While the Kremlin’s agents have a long history of such operations — and launched attacks sporadically in Europe in recent years — evidence is mounting of a more aggressive and concerted effort, according to assessments from three different European countries shared with the Financial Times.  Intelligence officials are becoming increasingly vocal about the threat in an effort to promote vigilance.

  “We assess the risk of state-controlled acts of sabotage to be significantly increased,” said Thomas Haldenwang, head of German domestic intelligence. Russia now seems comfortable carrying out operations on European soil “[with] a high potential for damage,” he told a security conference last month hosted by his agency, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution...