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Yes, but those anal ysts are all part of your pump and dump team and nursing huge losses

Lol. The pump and dumpers must be in tears. I am not sure who is hurting more, those who sold at a loss or those who are holding on. What do you guys say? Oh yes, stay strong, hold on to those golden tickets hehehe.

I have no doubt that we will all meet again on other boards. Have you all worked out what you are going to invest in when the funds are received? It is a buyers market for many shares. As they say, it is an ill wind that blows nobody any good so you may recoup some losses with good purchases. For me, I will be bolstering some of my REITs, PHP, SUPR etc.

Less of the OAP bit :-). But a good investment nevertheless.

Thanks for the additional information. Given that the process is looking at unexpected signal emanating from devices, a "peace time" application would be to monitor and possibly identifying failing components. That could enable preventative maintenance before component failure.

SXX , now there was a painful lesson in getting emotionally involved with a share. I got well and truly burnt on that one.

Innes and Gunn make some really good beers. They also took over a company called Inveralmond Brewery, including the purpose built brewing premises, in Perth. IB brewed Thrappledouser, Lia Fail and Ossian beers which you can find in some supermarkets (or used to be, I am out of that sector nowadays).

"I’d steer clear if that charlatan has anything to do with it"

That is not what was being said last week. Over the last week or two people were saying that he could walk on water. And then he left you pumpers and dumpers high and dry and nursing enormous losses. Hehehe.

I am not invested here, haven't been for a long time, probably not since the share price was just one tenth of what it is today. I am so pleased for the LTHs who have stuck with the company through thin and thinner.

From AI.

While the title sounds like the plot of a spy novel or a social experiment, it is actually a technical cybersecurity research contract.

​The contract (ID: HR0011269E028) was awarded by DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) to Narf Industries, a boutique firm specializing in high-end reverse engineering and vulnerability research.

​Here is the breakdown of what that cryptic title likely means in a military/tech context:

​1. "Strangers on a Bus" (The Analogy)

​In computer science, a "Bus" is a communication system that transfers data between components inside a computer or between computers on a network.

​The "Strangers": These are various devices, sensors, or software modules connected to that network.

​The Problem: In many military or industrial systems (like a power grid or a tank’s internal electronics), components have to talk to each other to work, but you can't always be 100% sure that a specific component hasn't been hacked or replaced by a counterfeit. They are "strangers" sharing the same communication line ("the bus").

​2. "Active Trust Probing"

​This refers to a Zero Trust security model. Instead of assuming a device is safe because it’s plugged in, the system "probes" it.

​Active Probing means the system sends specific, challenging signals or "riddles" to these "strangers" to see if they respond exactly how a legitimate, uncompromised device should. It’s essentially an automated, constant interrogation of every part of the network.

​3. "Recovery"

​If the "probing" reveals that a component has been compromised (a "stranger" acting suspiciously), the Recovery protocol kicks in. This likely involves:

​Isolating the hacked component.

​Rerouting data so the system keeps running.

​Attempting to reset or "heal" the component’s software to a known safe state.

​Why the DoD cares

​This project is likely part of DARPA’s push to protect Critical Infrastructure or Tactical Systems. If an enemy tries to disable a vehicle or a power plant by "spoofing" a single sensor, this protocol ensures the rest of the system detects the lie, ignores the "stranger," and keeps the mission going.

HFTC, no here for the pleasure in seeing pumpers burnt

My NARF shares are up 41% today. Wood Group, well on takeover day, I will have some more pennies to play with. Meanwhile the pumpers and dumpers on here are toast :-)

If you look at the last week or so it has been all small buys. Nothing that stands out but steady. Not enough volume to move the share price but it does all add up.

Down, down, down she goes. Where she will stop, nobody knows.

I have no quarrel with the company, nor with long time holders. I just don't like the pumpers and dumpers who worked in concert with each other to shaft new investors. Consequently it has been pure pleasure to watch each and every pumper get shafted by one of their own. It isn't nice is it, but you would happily do that to others. Karma. Meanwhile, the more rational investors are doing rather well. Enjoy.

Share price manipulation? Sub 26p yesterday? :-)

Just a thought. You really should have invested in Wood Group. You missed that boat too :-)

I'm not sure how the SNP government could have supported such a company. Even if they could afford supporting such a company, what would the political fallout be for a company who have been producing dodgy accounts for HMRC. You don't throw money a rogue company

Yorkshire. Are you referring to Sidara or Sadra?

Ignore my previous comment. This was in response to a concerted pump and dump campaign by a gang who are flogging ENET after they got burnt. The poster has been closed down and his posts removed. This post has nothing to do with Wood Group.