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I wonder why more attacks are not attributed to businesses. They have lots of resources and would benefit from attacking government agencies and competitors.
by rapjr9 6y ago
I wonder why more attacks are not attributed to businesses. They have lots of resources and would benefit from attacking government agencies and competitors.
- ravi-delia 6y agoA salaried employee has absolutely zero incentive to take on that risk unless ordered, and the same would go for whoever ordered them, so it just doesn't really happen. Companies would love it, but at the end of the day people just don't take risks like that when they could simply choose not to and likely be just fine.
- rapjr9 6y agoBut a company officer can just slip cash to a third party in another country to launch an attack. Maybe that's the explanation, that that kind of thing is difficult to attribute.
- ravi-delia 6y agoThey totally could, but honestly if companies could get their employees to do even that they'd probably be a lot more efficient, for better or worse.
- octoberfranklin 6y agoMost salaried employees aren't willing to risk going to prison for their paycheck.