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> are they hiring foreign hackers? Probably, but they wouldn't need more than one or two. E: Actually, I should just refer to this awfully specific grugq take
by FDSGSG 7y ago
> are they hiring foreign hackers?
Probably, but they wouldn't need more than one or two.
E: Actually, I should just refer to this awfully specific grugq take https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/997114164131737600 https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/997114164131737600
- tyingq 7y agoAgree with this in order of magnitude at least. Even if it's 10 and not 1 or 2, the costs are relatively low. They have drug and other money. Hire for aptitude, train the trainer. Everyone else is shackled by plausible deniability. DPRK gives zero f*cks. Best candidates, best training, whatever equipment, training, and info you want, and go...no bars held. It's all about removing constraints.
- FDSGSG 7y agoThere are more than a few efnet characters on the run with the right skillset ,I'd be really surprised if a few of them didn't get picked up by NK or similar states.
- tyingq 7y agoYou get me :) Check my post history (not short) for skeptics. I feel something here. I'm not cocky, just old with a relatively varied history.
- FDSGSG 7y agoI can think of at least a couple of people that "retired" with far too little stolen money in exactly the kind of places where you'd get recruited from by NK & Co. Nobody ever discusses this publicly, but I feel like everyone that's been around for a bit knows. Many of those names you find in old phrack zines. Frankly, every day I'm surprised none of those old names come up in new indictments. Who's getting pardoned if Beto manages to get elected? lol.
- mkl 7y ago> no bars held Off topic, but it's "no holds barred". From wrestling: no holds (moves) barred (banned), i.e. anything goes.