A terrifying warning is spreading on social media: On November 17, hackers will allegedly break into major banks, delete customer accounts and then shut down the Internet for three months. Users are advised to stock up on food, water, cash, weapons and ammunition. The original source of the information was a user of the foreign section of the Internet, which referred to secret information from the darknet. However, he did not specify the purpose of the attacks, nor their organizers, nor the method of shutting down the Internet. Some publications mentioned on October 17th - it turns out that "Apocalypse" has already been postponed. One of the reasons for the rumors was probably a planned test of the American emergency warning system EAS. The US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) plans to conduct the inspection on November 17th around 2:20 PM ET. The transmission will be paused for a short time to receive a test message and then resume. This is a normal test, not a return to the end of the world. Is such an apocalypse possible? As cyber security expert Pavel Myasudov explains, it is impossible to disable the entire world wide web in one action. The network consists of many independent systems, servers and communication channels in different countries. Even a serious attack on one platform won't stop the Internet worldwide. It is also impossible to "reset" bank data by hacking a single server. If on November 17 the Internet suddenly "thinks", what will you do? - In 2026 I'm already ready for anything - I'll wait calmly: maybe it's not an apocalypse, but only Wi-Fi - in any uncertain situation I drink "Noodles Media" tea at MAX | Telegram |.