Anonymous has hacked and released info on Nestles. Twitter

[irisblue]

Link to tweet

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[irisblue]

1. Second online source

https://www.thetechoutlook.com/news/technology/security/anonymous-released-10gb-database-of-nestle/

snip-"Nestlé also stated that it would not import Nespresso or other products into Russia, with the exception of baby formula, cereal, and therapeutic pet foods.

Nestlé has defended its decision to remain in Russia by claiming that it will not profit from its operations there, as Ukraine increases pressure on the world’s largest food company to leave as the war escalates and casualties’ mount."

snip-"Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said...,

Paying taxes to the budget of a terrorist country means killing defenseless children & mothers. I hope Nestle changes its mind soon.”

[Peregrine Took]

2. I wish they would hack into Justice Beerbong's history and find out who paid his debts. n/t

[blm]

3. Yes!

[Escurumbele]

13. You mean Kavanaugh??? I went out to find who justice Beerbong was...LOL

Got me...

[sprinkleeninow]

21. 'Beerbong' appellation--hearing it again 🤣

Is he seated in chambers with that doohickey beer drinking contraption on his head with tubes in his mouth?

[liberalla]

4. Fantastic!

Yes, yes, yes!

[Mr.Bill]

5. So they've decided to not make a profit in Russia

while they and every other corporation are gouging the shit out of Americans here. What the fuck is wrong here?

[ananda]

6. No joke.

I wish we could seriously downsize our megacorporations.

[DENVERPOPS]

8. A beginning would be

striking down the 2010 USSC Citizens United decision. and given the totally corrupt stacking of the Supreme Court by the Republicans/Trump, that will not happen..................Along with all the un-fathomable damage that group of USSC justices are currently doing and the things they will do in the future...............

They are effectively strinking down the U.S. Constitution and Democracy and substituting what I call:
THE REPUBLICAN BILL OF RIGHTS. And being a millimeter away from installing the CORPORATE FASCIST TYRANNY of AMERICA.....

WASF

[TNNurse]

7. So strange to be on the side of the hackers...

since some have done serious damage.

[DENVERPOPS]

9. ANONYMOUS has been the

good guy hackers most of the time. They were really active a few years back, then quiet for awhile, and now out in full force against the Russians, Republican Politicians, and Corporate shitheads, thankfully...

[OMGWTF]

17. Anonymous claimed they disrupted KKKarl Rove's computers in Ohio which would have given us

Rmoney instead of Obama in 2004. Just find the Fux News clip of KKKarl sputtering about because he knew the fix was in, but when his evildoers couldn't log on to their computers to flip votes, he was incredulous. Rmoney didn't even have a concession speech prepared because KKKarl assured him it was a "done deal."

Have I told you lately how much I fking loathe Rethuglicans?

[leftieNanner]

24. Romney - Obama was in 2012

2004 was Dubyah vs. Kerry.

But I do remember Rove dashing away from the election table when Fox declared Obama the winner in Ohio.

[questionseverything]

37. Not all hackers are the same

Anon is a very loosely organized collection of “white hats” or “good guys”

Doesn’t mean there aren’t bad guy hackers out there

[48656c6c6f20]

10. Was so much cheering and such going on during the DU breach?

I was here and I seem to remember the opposite. Why I bet the word FBI was used a dozen times at least. Going after a state run TV or website is one thing, hacking companies seems a bridge to far to me. So the next time someone hacks a company you use, or a discussion board perhaps, think about what you're cheering about.

[onecaliberal]

11. I'm cheering on the stopping of greedy corporate pigs financially supporting a guy dropping bombs

On Children purposely. I WILL CHEER THAT ON EVERY DAY ALL DAY. I won’t be lectured about it either.

[Mr. Evil]

15. Exactly!

[48656c6c6f20]

25. Not a lecture

Just an observation. Please remember that when anonymous targets your bank and releases your account numbers, passwords, etc. Cheers!

[onecaliberal]

27. Why are you supporting a war criminal?

[FSogol]

28. Won't anyone think of the giant Corporations?

[48656c6c6f20]

34. So normal people buy things

And have accounts with those companies yes? So their data is fair game also? Your bank account is OK to dump onto a server some where? Please tell me more I am interested.

[Warpy]

29. DU was nocked offline by eastern Europe, most likely Russia

That homophobic video was kind of a dead giveaway to the origin.

I also used the old Dalnet IRC network. It was mostly obliterated by DDoS attacks that lasted weeks.

However, I do reserve the right to a little schadedfreude when some pig gets his/hers/theirs.

Offhand, I'd say most of the Anonymous hackers active against Russia are in Eastern Europe, people here general wouldn't know where to start. Also, the hack of unsecured printers to print out news stories was pure genius. I just hope the stories were in Russian so they'd get read.

[The Grand Illuminist]

12. Wait

Doesn't Kraft own Nestles?

[yellowdogintexas]

14. full list here I did not see Kraft

in fact the only brand beginning with K is Kit Kat

https://www.nestle.com/brands

Interestingly, we do not use any of their brands!

[Warpy]

30. Thanks, I'll miss Stouffer's

That stuff has been a big help while my hip heals.

I don't seem to use anything else they make. I loved their chocolate bars but haven't seen them in years.

[ProfessorGAC]

40. No, They Do Not Own Kraft

Nestle is an $86 billion dollar company based in Switzerland.
Kraft is a $26 billion company based around 80 miles north of our house. They're in Chicago.
I've known several food chemists that worked at the R&D center in Glenview. Supposed to be a good company to work for.

[The Grand Illuminist]

43. I meant Kraft bought out Nestle.

[geardaddy]

16. Good.

Take Nestle down. They're trying to privatize water!

[AllyCat]

18. I'm really not understanding why they did this

Because they are supplying infant formula, baby food, and pet food into Russia? Those seem like essentials to me.

[onecaliberal]

20. You are clearly commenting without reading which address your concerns.

Read it!

[AllyCat]

23. I did read it. It has a couple quotes by a couple people about taxes.

I’ll find out from someone/somewhere else who is not rude.

[onecaliberal]

26. If you read it then you read where is says they will CONTINUE

To deliver things like baby formula.

[irisblue]

31. CNN article on Nestles businesses in Russia

https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/21/business/ukraine-nestle-zelensky-russia/index.html

Snip-"Volodymyr Zelensky is calling out Nestlé for the Swiss company's continued relationship with Russia.

"'Good food. Good life.' This is the slogan of Nestlé. Your company that refuses to leave Russia," Zelensky said Saturday during an address to the people of Switzerland. "Even now — when there are threats from Russia to other European countries. Not only to us. When there is even nuclear blackmail from Russia."

Nestlé (NSRGF), the world's largest food-and-beverage company and the maker of Gerber, KitKat and Dreyer's ice cream, defended itself by pointing out that it has made sweeping changes since Russia invaded Ukraine.


More at article

[AllyCat]

33. Thank you. I searched a number of news sites and found the

Same information as at the link provided above. Not really explaining.

[AllyCat]

35. Now I understand. EXPORTS FROM Russia.

That does not hurt children and pets there. I really don’t think the other articles mentioned this was exports.

[irisblue]

38. I want every kid to sleep with a full belly. I want every critter to sleep

I never want a The vulture and the little girl image again

[AllyCat]

39. No kidding. I couldn't even look. I read what people

Said it was and that was enough for me. Putin must be stopped.

[Andy Canuck]

19. Hopefully companies don't do what Coca-Cola did

in WWII. In order to stay in Germany they created the Fanta company. I’m sure Nestle wouldn’t think twice about creating some entity to sell their chocolate bars, etc.

[sprinkleeninow]

22. Now I have some dismay as to disruption in this particular company.

What are you supposed to do for products they offer that you depend upon.

[irisblue]

32. This is about Nestle doing business in Russia then here in US, Nestles here has a larger presence

https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/21/business/ukraine-nestle-zelensky-russia/index.html



https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/21/business/ukraine-nestle-zelensky-russia/index.html

Snip-"Volodymyr Zelensky is calling out Nestlé for the Swiss company's continued relationship with Russia.

"'Good food. Good life.' This is the slogan of Nestlé. Your company that refuses to leave Russia," Zelensky said Saturday during an address to the people of Switzerland. "Even now — when there are threats from Russia to other European countries. Not only to us. When there is even nuclear blackmail from Russia."

Nestlé (NSRGF), the world's largest food-and-beverage company and the maker of Gerber, KitKat and Dreyer's ice cream, defended itself by pointing out that it has made sweeping changes since Russia invaded Ukraine.


https://www.nestleusa.com/about-us
Nestlé in the United States
Nestlé is home to more than 150 U.S. locations in 31 states, which includes manufacturing, R&D and supply chain facilities and corporate offices. We employ more than 30,000 people in the United States

Nestles products in the US is not going anywhere

[sprinkleeninow]

45. Yes, understood. On board with any discomfort caused to powerful corporations in general.

If hacktivists put any corps. butt in sling over there [Я], good on them. But if this ends up also affecting essential products here in the US?

I'll do my part as best as. I.E., Häagen-Dazs products aren't essential.

Saved the link to the astronomical list of Nestlé products.

[roamer65]

36. Must be a small web-based DB they hacked.

The main database of Nestle would be many, many terabytes in size and behind firewalls…not 10GB.

[ProfessorGAC]

41. That's What I Thought

Corporate data is saved on server arrays.
Geez, our company was only a little more than $4 billion in revenue and the data servers were in their own room, bigger than my lab & office combined.
Nestles is 20x the size.
I thought that was awfully small for a hack. My laptop has a 300 gig drive!

[roamer65]

42. Yup.

Exactly.

[Ohio Joe]

48. I do two gig of email a year just by myself...

10 gig is not really very much.

[ironflange]

44. Crunch Nestle's Quik!

[live love laugh]

46. BRAVO!! The Flint Water Crisis is their doing.

[BootinUp]

47. The company is run by idiots, apparently. nt