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It's a classic asymmetry: the defender needs to defend all the time, the hacker just needs to get in once. Ditto op-sec, the hacker needs to keep their identity
by DougBTX 9y ago
It's a classic asymmetry: the defender needs to defend all the time, the hacker just needs to get in once. Ditto op-sec, the hacker needs to keep their identity protected at all times, the security services only need to connect the dots once.
- MichaelGG 9y agoHe kept his diary unlocked along with the rest of his operational assets. That's a far cry from one slip. Was it ever released how they found and imaged his server though?