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Also, what kinds of attacks are they trying to catch here? The bullet points in the article seem like phishing scams. Phone verification doesn't seem like it wo
by dclusin 11y ago
Also, what kinds of attacks are they trying to catch here? The bullet points in the article seem like phishing scams. Phone verification doesn't seem like it would do much since a sophisticated adversary has probably also compromised the phone network as well.
- jcrawfordor 11y agoBy far the most common vector of state sponsored attacks is simple malicious email. Why waste your time and money when something simple works so well?