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Because it could be concealing its actions until it controls enough infrastructure or military power to launch an attack or prevent people from being able to sh
by crusso 9y ago
Because it could be concealing its actions until it controls enough infrastructure or military power to launch an attack or prevent people from being able to shut it down.
What we don't know can hurt us.
- Retra 9y agoIt is not 'concealing its actions' if it is taking control of infrastructure and military power. Just like I'm not 'concealing my actions' by putting a blindfold over your eyes. My action is "putting a blindfold over your eyes", which must be very apparent for the entire action to have any value. Now if I hide that action by putting on an invisible blindfold, then you've got nothing to complain about anyway.
- crusso 9y agoWhy would it be so obvious if it understands enough about strategy to use subterfuge? When the US government unleashed Stuxnet, did it announce what it was going to do?