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I totally agree with your point (and would trust a hazy dream more than anything coming from this government), but I'd add that even if they claim to identify t

I totally agree with your point (and would trust a hazy dream more than anything coming from this government), but I'd add that even if they claim to identify these parties forensically, they're often using parallel construction through their own espionage. like in the mueller investigation, they had a lot of firsthand knowledge of the IRA's business from inside the building (and the names of everyone that worked there). It's often not a technical conclusion based on the intrusions, but a conclusion reached by evidence gathered through other means bellingcat has also done a pretty remarkable job of identifying state-employed hackers and spies just through buying russian passport control information and other private information that's out there on the market

9HZZRfNlpR 6y ago
Sounds reasonable but I don't remind reading it from the released pdf of the investigation. I actually read the whole thing, it's long but rather interesting from the hacker and espionage spirit.
disabled 6y ago
> bellingcat has also done a pretty remarkable job of identifying state-employed hackers and spies just through buying russian passport control information and other private information that's out there on the market Wow, I just looked some stuff up on bellingcat. It appears that Russia is pretty bad at covering its tracks. This is a good example: https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-europe/2019/11/07/how-russia-issues-fake-passports-to-its-operatives-in-ukraine/ https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-europe/2019/11/07/how...