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Yes, but if you were serious about espionage, say, you wouldn't draw attention to the compromise by running one.
by gnufx 6y ago
Yes, but if you were serious about espionage, say, you wouldn't draw attention to the compromise by running one.
- salawat 6y agoUnless you're testing a zero day, and staging an alternate route of infiltration to hide your installation of threat persistence. I believe it's referred to as the "limited hangout" in spycraft jargon. You maintain the target's sense of security and ability to detect intrusion while you maintain the capability to reintrude at will.