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I'm interpreting the statement to mean that ransomware very rapidly lost its reputation as a nuisance-crime this week. Misplaced ransomware runs a far more sub
by eganist 5y ago
I'm interpreting the statement to mean that ransomware very rapidly lost its reputation as a nuisance-crime this week.
Misplaced ransomware runs a far more substantial risk of triggering enforcement action now. Or at least that's the perception I'm deriving from the quote.
- klyrs 5y agoOthers seem to suspect that this is a ploy. It does kinda fit the melodrama on display... Otoh, as a kid I was into small-time mischief (pilfering candy from teacher's desk kinda stuff). I had a good sense of what would go unnoticed, but I was a bit too trusting of my friends. They'd go overboard, get caught, and I'd take the blame. So, I can sympathise with this a bit Without external proof, I wouldn't hazard a guess as to which it is