> If they were a company, it could serve as a recruitment tool or as an example of why clients should do business with you. Either way, remaining anonymous is o

> If they were a company, it could serve as a recruitment tool or as an example of why clients should do business with you. Either way, remaining anonymous is odd. You're assuming that someone, or some group, with the ability to pull this off needs this as a portfolio piece. I don't imagine this is their first rodeo, and I would assume whomever it is already has a solid resume. Why blacken it with something so dark? Sure it could be a state sponsor, or, much more likely, its just someone having some fun.