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If it was a residential IP, this would have been very easy. But would GRU officers really work from home?
by ryanlol 9y ago
If it was a residential IP, this would have been very easy. But would GRU officers really work from home?
- jlgaddis 9y agoThe rest of the sentence quoted above is "... working out of the agency’s headquarters on Grizodubovoy Street in Moscow."
- zrobotics 9y agoWhich could also mean an intelligence officer('s personal machine, who is known to be) working out of the agency's hq... It implies that the IP was from GRU HQ, but the only definite statement is that it is this specific officer, who works at this specific location.
- erric 9y agoIt wouldn’t be too hard for the Russian govt to set up shop in a residential neighborhood.
- rbanffy 9y agoOr, at least, have a network exit point at an unsuspecting family home.
- alva 9y agoYes I suppose that could be the other explanation
- runciblespoon 9y ago@walshemj: "But would they actually work from a known location id assume that US offensive operations are not done directly from Langley" You forget this story is aimed at people who mostly get their news from Faux Television ..
- walshemj 9y agoBut would they actually work from a known location id assume that US offensive operations are not done directly from Langley