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It depends on what you consider stealth. This is the equivalent of someone social engineering their way into a building by looking like an employee. Are they
by kbenson 6y ago
It depends on what you consider stealth. This is the equivalent of someone social engineering their way into a building by looking like an employee. Are they using stealth? By the definition of the word, I think so.
> Anyways. This isn't 'stealthy'. Not at all. It's hardly the bare minimum.
It's using techniques to encourage people and systems overlook it when it's noticed. I think that qualifies.