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"Grassroots" hacking isn't a good strategy for a state that wants to cover up its tracks. So I'm suspicious of these claims. Perhaps the government makes it wo
by webXL 11y ago
"Grassroots" hacking isn't a good strategy for a state that wants to cover up its tracks. So I'm suspicious of these claims.
Perhaps the government makes it worth the hackers' while to hack the USG instead of it. Just sad that so many intelligent people would rather be powerful/wealthy than free (not that the USG is a shining example of that sentiment).
- tellthetruth1 11y agoYou are Not free if you are poor and powerless!
- webXL 11y agoI'm not sure I understand your point. What does material possession and power (I assume over others) have to do with freedom? These hackers have power (their ability to obtain government data and subvert its power) and the Chinese government is perhaps wisely channeling it to its foreign adversaries.
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