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> I think that U.S. intelligence does not talk about specific threats because the attack vectors would probably misunderstood and underestimated by the general
by ptero 7y ago
> I think that U.S. intelligence does not talk about specific threats because the attack vectors would probably misunderstood and underestimated by the general public.
I doubt intelligence agencies care about convincing public one way or another. I suspect they are worried about revealing details of their methods and thus have a blanket "say nothing" default mindset.
- liability 7y ago> "I doubt intelligence agencies care about convincing public one way or another" Why say anything at all then? Saying nothing is one thing, but they are saying something. Why the half-hearted messaging? I honestly don't get it.