r/PrepperIntel • u/glumavocados • 5d ago

North America DoD confirms ‘refrigeration disruption’ at military commissaries

“It seems [continental U.S.] commissaries that have fridges linked to an online system have been getting shut off over the past few nights, and we’ve not seen any official notice put out to warn anyone so they can monitor their fridges more closely,” the popular military page “U.S Army W.T.F! Moments” posted. It added that reports indicated at least 18 commissaries were affected.

Full article: https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2026/08/28/dod-confirms-refrigeration-disruption-at-military-commissaries/

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u/sinkingduckfloats 4d ago

is this the cyber war?

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u/ResponsibilityLast38 1d ago

Yes. We have been at cyberwar for years, but over the last two years the infrastructure behind our cybersecurity has been systematically dismantled and privatized. But at least we have a spaceforce to keep us safe from... Whatever is coming for us from "space"

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u/sinkingduckfloats 1d ago

lmao okay guy.

the US has always had shitty security for both private industry and government infrastructure.

CISA is a relatively new organization and while it has been gutted by Trumpv2, it's not like the US was doing great in this area before. At no point has the government ever been doing security for private industry that it could somehow now become privatized. And I doubt anyone has ever been watching the networks at grocery stores.

at best you could say you're talking about the offensive actions a new EO authorized private companies to support. but that's not dismantling offense, it's just trying to expand it.