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I like your thinking, but the tone of the post doesn't communicate that point as well as your comment. Now as to point two, I read elsewhere in these comments
by raganwald 16y ago
I like your thinking, but the tone of the post doesn't communicate that point as well as your comment.
Now as to point two, I read elsewhere in these comments that one possible advantage of Stuxnet's simplicity is that whomever launched this attack can launch another one with a higher level of stealth.
You are the expert, not I. I only know that in Sports this is often a good strategy. Hold off on your strongest plays until the opposition has proven they can stop your average plays.
- NateLawson 16y agoThe problem with that approach is the game is over once your infection route is revealed. You don't get to play your stronger plays. No one will attach a USB flash drive to any Iranian or North Korean industrial computer now. Why burn a perfectly good vector when you don't have to?